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SO0O NEW BAGS.-We are now prepared,
CUUU aud will keep on hand large lot of
NEW BAGS for the delivery Of Grain consigned
to US lie 26 KNOX BROTHER.
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AcTs AND JOINT REsnLurIoNs,- Lewis
Mckenzie, esq, the representative of this
MIA has left at this office, for distribution.
Copies of the Sketches of the acts and
Joint resolutions of the General Assembly
of Virginiu-l85960. Persons desiring CO.
pies can be supplied upon application; at the
counting room of the Gazette Office
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SOUTHERN PROJECTION INSURANCE
UONP4 y Y,
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
rhprTaT OVER $50. 900 DOLLARS,


AND CONSTANTLY IN & Il A y Il.
The Charter Of this Company offers more taVora-
bic advantages to the farmer and others, than any
Company chartered in the State, by inSur!ng
with or without premium note Ii the applicant
prefer he can pay the full amount OF the premium
in cash or 10y eiicctiny Il cash insurance Tor tive
years the insured saves onc-cigh.l II the amount
he would otherwise have 10 pay; or by becoming a
member and giving a small premium note, the IN
sured saves nearly one hall of the amount charged
by Stock Companies, when nSurng from year to
wear This is the advantage resulting from the
combination Of the
CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
This Company commenced issuing follc'eS
against loss or damage ny fire, On the 18th day oi
March 1854, since which time over seven thousand
seven hundred persons have insured ana become
members Of the Company, and over scvcnty thou
sand dollars have been paid for losses. liaving
increased our business during the past year, we feel
grateful for the iihcra! patronage bestowed upon
the Company thus TAR, and for itS tiattcrng pros
meets Of future usefulness. The Director. hope
and believe, that, by prudence, caution, and rigi
syste.a Of economy. they will establish for tins
Company reputation for cEeapncSS and safety
not surpassed by any Company i'll the u. States.
All differences in settlement OF losses, may be
determined by three diSncrcsicd arbtraIorS OF the
County whric such loss happened. t. lie mutually
CHOSEN by the insured and the Cu:#pany.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-10

TR0UND PLASTER.-We ofer for snfe best
VI WINDSOR PLASTER, ground very fine in
our own Mill, at $6 per ton of 2740 bs, delivered
to ears or to vessels. The price will not be adyan-
ced, and the farmer rely upon getting the best
article fresh ground. whenever they mayorder.
je 90 MEADE 4 MARYR.
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THE SEVEN FOUNTAINS, or


SHENANDOAH COUNTY, Va.
N1IfIS pleasant Summer resort will he open Tor
i the reception Of riStcrs on the 18th of June.
Coaches will leave Water Lick Station, on the
Manassas Gap Railroad daily, after the arrival Of
the ears. Distance II miles up the romantic val
ley OF Puwelrs Fort. Persons leaving Baltimore
via Washington and Alexandria, in the early train,
will arrive at the Springs on the same day
Through tickets obtained at Alexandria.
My Farm, Garden and Dairy are renowned for
the abundance ard superiority of their Produc-
tionS. For description Virginia Illustrated) see
Iarpers Magazine, December 1898. Full par
,cuiars can be had by application for circulars,
which also contain the analysis of the several
Waters.
Rooms or Cottages can he secured in advance.
Sulphur or Mountaiu Water Baths us desired.
Terms SIS per week OF $50 per month.
Mails daily POsohce Seven Fountains Shen-
anroah. Va. SAML. A. BANNER, Proprietor.
ia 2j--eoim~
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The n. Y. Herald" which did more than
any other sheet to elevate Heenan and Say
ers, and their prominent associates into pub
licity, feels itself forced to condemn the as
sumptions of the prize fighters. treating the
ovatons they receive as a disgrace TO the
cicitization the age. 1t says: "ltis now pro-
posed TO give reception to notorious son of
the soil. G. Heenan. 1t tisvery well to Joke
about the coming of the champion prize-fgh-
ter, but it is, in point of fact, very seri-
Gus and melancholy business. The recep-
ton given to the japanese was, after all, on
ly an ovation to the victory of the American
intellect over the prejudices of distant ma.
ton, and the entering of the wedge Of
American civilization and commerce into the
continent and islands Of Asia. The recep-
ton given to the Great Eastern was the
celebration of a great achievement of the hu-
man mind over the physical world-an honor
TO our race. But what does the proposed
celebration of the arrival of Heenan mean?
1t means the glorifcation Of brutality and
vice, and its exaltation over the nOblest SEN
timents of the human heart
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-10
MORNING, JULY 10. 1860.
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,
81 NILES FROM SHA WSVILLE DEPO
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VIRGINIA.

81 NILES FROM SHA WSVILLE DEPOT,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
HIHE PROPRIETORS having purchased this
| WATERING PLACE in October last, have
thoroughly repaired and furnished it with entirely
new furniture of the best class, and will open 1t
for the reception of Visitors the 18th day OF
June.
Having increased accommodations, and made
liberal for the comfort Of their guests
they fatter themselves that but few (if any Wa
tering Places will afford the same attractions as
this.
Ii is situated in the county Of Montgomery, 81
miles from Shawsyile Depot, Va Tenn. K. h. J
on the banks of the Roanoke River, and is sur
rounded BY some of the most beautiful and attrac-
tive scenery to be found among the Mountains of
Virginia The water has acquired such reputa-
ton in the last few years. that il IL unnecessary to
say anything in coInmendation Of it. 1t is now
considered a specific for the worst forms OF Dys-
pcpsia and remedy for all Cutaneous Diseases,
lisordered conditions OF the Stomach, Bowels,
and liver and for prostration OF the nervous syS-
tenn We might append number of certificates
from Physicians and others acquainted with its
merits, and to these might be added od tnfnit"m.
Passengers will be met at Shawsville by four
horse Onnbuscs, to convey them over new road
to the Springs Persons leaving Baltimore, Wash
inston Richmond. and Petersburg in the morning,
arrive at The Springs the same day; those from the
South will find the same conveyance on the arrival
of each train BOOTH, COLHOUN & co.
Montgomery County. Va. je l3-dlm
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FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, &c.
OF THE
NORTHERN ASSURANCE C0IP'Y., LONDON.

HEAD orflcE FOR THE UNITED STATES,
No. 81 South THIRD Street, Philadelphia.
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nOUBLE SHOVEL PLOUGH PLATES Of
~ superior quality. just received also, full
supply Of those superior Blacksmith> Bellows
for sale at lowest figures.
GEORGE L. BALDWIN,
ie j. Eing It. hetween EairtaX md Watet.
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LOCAL MS.

COMMITTED TO JAIL.-David Manly, charg-
ed with an assault with intent to kill
Francis Patterson on the evening OF the
fourth of July-the particulars of which
we gave on Friday last, had a further hear
ing before Mayor Price yesterday morning.
The Mayor having heard the testimony in
the case, committed Manly to Jail to answer
the charge at the next term of the Circuit
Court.
Patterson, the injured party, whose wound
was at first reported as likely to be mortal,
has recovered sufficiently to be able to walk
about. and appeared yesterday at the May.
or's Court.
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INVITE CITIZENS A%D STRANGERS II
| callutmy MAxuFAcroRf, No. II kISG STREET:
BETWEEN NASul>GruN AND ST. ASAFh STREETS:
and examine my large and handsome a%>"r'me
of SADDLERN GOODS, a. i" not intend to he
surpassed in my !nc a.: "nSinrss hy ANY "ihcr "'iy
have on hand, ani daily manufacturing. a.
Gne and superior :,n assortment ''S ga" "e ''"h II
any Of the Northern cities Ny stock comprises
a. great a variety ~ can l." found IN any oiAcf
house, consisting OF HARNESS ot' all ktn'ss. from
the fine auilt work dowm ta tie dTay, cart n"o
plough Harness; lii NhN O eve! "'",'' ., "'I
SnIa i.n,bcr. Ste.l Spring Iron Frame Ladies
Trunks and Bonnet Boxes. ana ali other kinds
down TO the cnnu,on Packing fr"nk*; S"dHteS'
Brides, Martingins. WhjrS. &C.. as uue a the
dneS;; Buffalo ami Fancy hooes pf''iAG "'o''s;
Horse Covers. Garnet Bags. Nalce<. &c. &C., OF
all kinds. Call ami see lot yourselves
Thankful for the very liberal patronage hereto
fore extended / solicit continuance of the same
and pledge myself II spare no pains 10 give Sa''S-
rant;n, All roods warranted to be represented.
oct SLIT VI VI. :. ! a." '
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MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD,

r.. s..y -; -
SaR5 ~ = cs.sz.
PASSENGERS for this ko"4 wtli leave The
[ Alcxandrja Station, in the Orange Train, at
!, A. NJ daily (SundayS cHceptcd,j arrive at AL
exaudria at2, 7. NJ Through tickets by this route
to Midsllcburs aud Winchester.
The Trains leave Mount Jackson daily (Sna-
DAYS excepted 1T 7:3o, A. NJ. and arrive Al AL
exandr!a nj !:Jo, i. ~.
iy 6-tf EDWARD GREEN. Treasurer.
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.

No. %. king-St,eei
PLASTER MIL l. AN d FACT DRY,
No 40. Uni0n-staeet
HAVING REMOVED from the old stand on
/ i Fairfax street, to the SPACIOUS WARE
HOUSE, No. %, King street, We beg leave to cuil
the attention OF farmers to our large and well
lected stock OF
IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS, and tUANOS.
We are also erecting II PLASTER MILL, (at
No. ~, Union street, where we will soon be able
to furnish the
BEST FINE GROUND WINDSOR PLASTER,
Of omr own Mportaiio".
We are also preparing for the Manufacture of
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
which We expect to furnish of the best stqeality
ian MEADE 4 MARYE.
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7rv, o. slSs-a ADVERTISEMENTS exceeding one
Aui.r- inserted three Oa9 Dollar. AaSsiti-e
a..ui> continued. three times Tor 90 cents square
FOR EACH INSERTION INSIDE, or - cents OUTSIDE
yrt;..,n,,. bv tn, year AZ prices be agreed upon
htn, reference IL thu usual amount Of space they may
occupy.
DISPLAYED ADVERTISEMENTS charged for extra
Person, Advertising 10y the hot 10 advertise h
included IL III r regular business, nor ~ Insert III 'h''
advertisements any other names than their own
Vi htRGINsEs and OBITUARY NOTICES exceeding h'e hh'S "
f,. oh aI f,r, -.tly,.
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VOL. LXI.
.Isxaa ria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
pUGLi>HEn DAILY By
EDGAR WIDEN,
/; Eight Dollars per auuum, payable half yearly.

Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser,
(FUR THE COUNIRT)
Is PUBLISHED, REGULARLY, on
I'll AND SATURDAYS,
A; E.y. Dollars per unnum, payable in advance.
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MARSHALL & CO.

MAESEALL & CO.,
Groce,.s, C2ia3is3i0n and Forrardihy Merchants,
At the old stand OF Marshall Ward
No II, King-street, alexandria, Virginia.
,,t2
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t,,,,. prcrnv .,npT JOHN PERRY.
CtMOOT & PERRY. dealers in j l NJ b + Il,
= NAILS. LINE, CEMENT. and CALtiNhD
PLASTER. No. 10. Sourn UNION STREET. ALIEN
.nr,, =, ap ely
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ranouIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Buckton Station. Warren county, va.
BRYAN. ADAMS Il Co, Alex a., Va.
Warren CO. IL gT-eoIW Balt. Amer. cow
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rEGROES WANTED.--W" wish IN purch&Ss
y INV number of NEGROES. ct both >"%ee,
:-h N,lat.crS addressed to US. At thi. place,
will receive prompt attention. Having bought
the he establishment. lately occupied by MILAN i
trigshy, West end Duke street, and haTins rsh'-
ted It to make it one Of the most healthy AMI c'tn
Portable Depot for NEGROES, sc Will receive
them on hoard Oh inc usual terms. w
au,, 3O-eotf 2hAtE4 a H''N.
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f-~n NOTICE -F"r the accommodation
sl..s.slS Vi, those citizens Of Alexandria who
are ir.rous ut attending the performance OF the
N4rtnc Band at the Capitol aud President $
House. tie Steamer THOMAS CuLLNtR will
m-ke extra trip. from Washington. on "edneS-
jlY anl Saturday evenings commencing on Wed
ue, lay next. leaving her wharf in Washington.
Alter the close of the music. ic S--drf
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DAVY z z d n,
~PocFRS-DEALERS N CORN MEAL,
ST CORY. OATS, BALE IA J, and all kinds
Of .U!LL- FEED, corner Of Prince and Roya! sts.,
A,ersndria, Va. ap l9-dly
Tom NJ. BOLLING-ATTORNEY at Law
j -BALTIMORE, MD.
zsts~ Office, n ". corner Lexington and Court
land streets. u '-e'-
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NTATER COOLERS, FLY AND ROACH
w TRAPS. &c.-l have just received and
offer for sale at small advance, a supply of tbe
handsomest and best WATER COOLERS ever
brought into this market; slso samples Of FLY
and ROACH TRAPS, Of most approved makes.
am closing out my Japannei and Tin Cham
ber Sets, Infants and Hip Baths, and goods of
that kind at cost. Call and see.
JOHN T. CREIGHTON,
ie l6 No. So, King street.
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II. ELDRIDGE & Co,
GEVER4L EMISSION WERCUANTS,
AND AGENTS FOR BisT0N PACKETS
" ErnrtuGr No. 6 Sonih UH0rrts,
+. A. REED. aug 3O--tf ALcsondrio, Va.
ISAAC PAUL,
Formerly OF Winchester, NirS
Foywuydiag aHd Commission -uerci'9M,
Aud dc;tcr III
GROCERIES,, SALT, PLASTER, GUANO, &C.,
Corner Of Union and Queen streets,
On lie RuiiyDa2, -ii,ra"orIa, ia.
~ Iu--tf
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o. Tuesdays, ThursityS, and Saturdays. she
will gna freight. when il may oiter-and will be
e.lrtsroi to7 pleasure and other CtRSlONS.
o4 ,i,hrr ~ thy last nrm.l days, and Sundays.
rerm> o. passage from Farmingt"n to Alexan-
lr. aa htrk, =, cents Tor each passenger Chii-
,!:en under p Years. half price. servants halt
pgl'.. tmvT-.tI HATrON L TOWNSllEND
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on AND AFTER MONDAY. APRIL 9rn. 1859.
xr-~~ +, GEORGE PAGE, and II
<tit - THOS. COLLYER. - -
GhDRfE PAGE. leaves AiexaadriA al Il. s, w.
II, .. and u o'clock.
Leaves Washington at d. .. II, /, }, and 81
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-10-20
LEARN To TAKE JOKE

The distinguished Douglas candidate for
Congress ia thfs District. the Hon. Ben. NJ.
Samasls, not unfrsqaeusiy get. responses
from his audience, a. indeed do all sturr
speskrrs; out We regret IN state. he does
not sswsvs receive them with that ssrepitY ef
spirit, through which alone. good impress
siou can De left With hi. auditors a, the fol-
lowing instance vii Illustrate:
A, flssd.r be was aainadvsrting upoa
Mr.. i'aeeln's dasttins that this ceun,rv
must esen;sslly be ali free or all slave. and
asked. slow will yca make it all FIRE. :
! rsrtss. what de yau propose to do to max
!. Tree -
s.Vsss for Oh Abe.' tanled on. a char
right Va front az him.
~ this unexpected answer. tha crowd .s.
az rssr Of laughter. while ii snsere,l
Oar Ten to such degree, sst 20 cause him
10 s.s this iRsiiscrcss DsnSaase:
"Nv friend, wish yea ~aulI keep your
mouth shaI ~ Dialogue Tmss.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-10-20

Wha. would be gained hy the dsfea.
Of Lincoln What to the country Mt large?
What to the South itself Only a post
gouement, DOT a settlement, Of the questions
at issue. The South would be inst as IN
ready. and just as unwilling to surrender
the power It has 50 loag exercised. fou,
years hence as it i now Ia another Prs.,-
Dental election there would be the same
ssrasrls for supremacy ~ nov. tn. saTue
Interests and Passions enlisted with ae-
camnlatea yisor the same threats made.
aai all the various and desperate expedisnss
tired, that are called into action now and
after all, the Republican Farss. or some
thing aSin TO 4. and ih. free soil. free labor
ssn'insnt mast inevitably prevail, and the
South must be contsn, to take The iaw from
thase whom 1t tsesss nas with ., mach
seoTn and bate. The .ceyte- must depar.
from toe weaker 10 the stronger and the
fundamental principi. must prevail. tha.
tbs msjsri,v shsil cavern. Is there anv-
thing startling IA this sny,hing new p
He's IEealsely better, then, is would be fsr
all 10 make up their minds TO aaiet, cons.t-
ssssaaal. patriotic sahmsssioa, rather than
e farleasly shsus, uttering cries Of d.
unian, sou!ng the seeds Of disrnion. az.
peorhssyisg al manner Of evil II au-
Dsncera,'e bssshren are Inpe.vious 4,
rasional appeals, ~s have reason 10 EXPECT
better shisrsof car cid Wig associates.
Gene cut from ausng the nalccaten,. and
dissarbers o. the pabie p.see, Be true 70
yourselves, 70 yesr esantry. and to yo.r
Maker INe1 RrSassrick Freicaica.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-10-20
WHISKY AND SQuATTER SOVEREIGNTY

Hon. Albert G. Brown, U. S. Senator
from Mississippi, delivered a speech at
Crystal Springs, Sept. 9th, and addressed
the Bell-Evorett men on their fusion with
Douglas and his Squatter Sovereignty.
Brown knows tbs Pedlar SWELL" having
acted with him for many years before Lin
coin drove him to ''the half way house."
With your kind indulgence will relieve the
tsdlum Of long speech by little anesdotc.
good old lady IN Tennessee, somewha
noted for her ecceu'ricity Of taste, declared
her aversion to corn. She did not like
corn bread, or corn cakes, or corn pudding.
or corn in any form. But when il was made
into whisky she could manage to worry a
little of 1t down. So il is with You. You
don't like Democracy. You DON'T like
jackson Democracy. or Polk, or Pierce. or
Breckinridge Democracy, but when il il
offered TO you in the form Of Dour,asism
ven can manage to worry lille of it down.
Take care my friends. Whisky Is a very
good thing in its way. but too much of i,
brings on what Mrs. Partinc.on calls the
deiirous thimbles. lf YOU temper too far
with nsuslasism, 'sthe man with the poker
may be after you,' and you NAV vet live to
see small devils in the form Of Saua,ter
sovsrs'gos hssetsing YOU by day and haunt.
ing yaa by night. Nv advice to yea il,
taste not, touch net, handle 10. the uuclean
thing"
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- 0 fD--
No SHOW

The following from the Washington cor
respondence of the Philadelphia (Fawneys)
Press speaks for itself
al. II. Heath, Mr.. Buchanan's postmas-
ter at Dubuque, Iowa, is in town. lie is in
high spirits, and perfectly sure that the
Administration party in Iowa will be strong
to prevent Douglas from carrying that State.
AS to the approximations felt by the Repub-
leans and anti-Douglas Democrats that
Ben. Samucls and c. Z. Cole, the two Dem
ocratic candidates for Congress, may beat
their Republican competitors, Vandever and
Curtis, Col. Heath laughs at is; he is pos
tive that neither one Of them can be elect
ed. lie boasts that the Administration men
are increasing IN number from day to day,
and the Douglas men are becoming bcauti-
fully less
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-10-20
THE SHORTER CATECHIsM on NEGRO
EOINLlTl.

Who said that MI men are created equal ?
Thomas Jefferson, the father of Democ-
racy.
Who gave negroes the right of suffrage in
New York?
The Democratic party.
Who presided over the Constitution which
gave this privilege to negroes?
Martin Van Buren,. a Democrat.
Who afterwards elected Martin Van Bu-
rem President of the United States
The Democratic party.
Who married a negro wench, and BY her
had mulatto children?
Richard NJ, Johnson, good Democrat.
Who elected Richard NJ. Johnson, Vice
President Of the United States2
The Democratic party.
If President Van Buren, had died, and
Richard NJ. johnson had become President,
who would have become the Dem osratic mis-
tress Of the White House?
This same negro wcnch.
Who made the negro citizen 10 the State
Of Maine?
An overwhelming Democratic majority.
Who enacted q similar law in Massaohc-
sets?
An overwhelming Democratic minority.
Who gave the negro tho right to vote IN
New lampshire2
The Democratic party.
Who permitted every colord person owning
$50 in New York, to become a ctizen?' :.
A General Assembly purely Democratic.
Who repealed the laws of Ohio. which re-
CURED negroes to give bond and security
before settling IN that State?
The Democratic party.
Who are the fathers If nins-tenths Of the
muIatto bastards in the Slave States?
The Democrats Of those States.
Who, with the above facts and manv
others, staring them in the face, are contin-
uaily yeip'ng and hypocritiealiy whining
about " Niger Suffrage" aud Singer
Equality: ?"
The Democratic party.
All these things were done BIZ Demo rat.,
and vet thes deay being in favor Of negro
equality, and put ii upon others whose eseEy
seton has been precisely the reverse
Jackson o. Standard
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A>IN.IIAK ITRNnIr-

Oar streets we're saliEsacd ysste-iav by
srrecss-san 81 ~ Gna.aat character. FRS,
came hani Of music, then fss military
rsrstaaEss. and bringing no the rear hack
sarTiass eantAining List!t Dag. II ~as the
ss'aNr 81 Nv Great rtiusipie ca II. way ,c
Tie Esss Issaad ears. sapaftsrisra IL pretty
saaeh sss'isi cat, eniy Eve small rafc-sl,
left. Sssrhen Puliea hss hat crer hi. eye.
and made The hrss II IL. but rrobahi- wished
Bis ossiass ChscsSs friends wosli cease
dragging hss fss!arss 80 ,hs ligh,--- chicaqo
Pres 4 TFsssxs.
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FRINGE OF RAILS.

A sec ri AhrAhsn I.sncsls. rsesnsiv srer,
: ssw da~s at the White NSan,aias. While
there . vsrv enshasssstse aen ,rs.rasiou uas
mzie, sis,nx him = reespssea a. sas s.Prine.
81 Rails. A procession ~as formed -
escort The 50 Prseee." ard sS~~~aes we're
made. to which be made hapyy reply. II.
proceedings vese very esmasoss. and ID.
sPriaee. snisyed then much. Tkey sar
that for starry telling asa Sis, b i exp Of
The eeieiaAl rssl.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-10-20
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knor hdf IN Col. Curtis ,re hare an
HONEST political opponent, and a
TRUE And FAITHFUL FRIEND TO
THE GREAT WEST!"-- Omaha Ne.
braskidn, Oct. l3th.
Mosst.-M Men Of tho Great West, yo..
Ter tbs man who has besn "suo and
faiIhfs! friend" 70 your interests.