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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-31

ORGAN Misunderstanding to a
telegraphic despatch from Washington,
the proprietor of the Washington Consti-
tuition appeared before the Covode Com
mittee, and testified that various articles
in that paper written after Mr.. Selma
ble's evidence. several weeks ago, imput-
ing perjury, had no reference to any one,
but were general in their character and
founded upon street rumors, bar-room re-
ports, and the like. One of those arti-
ces reflected on the comnliltee as con-
nlging at perjury"
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-31

THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY. Vol V. No
81. june, 1862. Ticknor L Fields, Bos-
ton. 50 per annum.
CONTENTS. The Future Of American
Railways; In a Fog; The Granadan
Girls Song; The Humming- Bird; Chess !;
Spring Song; Model Lodging Houses in
Boston 4 Sh IT Campaign on the Hud-
son Thine The Representative art ;
Roba di Roma Pythagoras CIarian's
Picture Japan; The Vineyard Saint !;
The Professors Story; The Sphinx 5
Children; Reviews and Literary Motto
es; Note; Recent American Publica-
lions.
BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE:
No. 535-Amcgican Edition Vol l.. No. ::
May, 1869 L. Scott Il Co.. re-pabishcrs,
81 Gold street New York. &3 per annum.
CONTENTS. War and Progress iu
China Munich and its School Of Christ
ian Art; Captain Speke's Adventures in
Somali Land Judicial Puzzes.-EIiza-
beth Canning; WelIington's Career
Part H., The Mil on the Flcss; Mar
cissus The SnowdFops 4 Feuilleton !;
Switzerland and the French Annexation.
HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE j,
No. III, dune, 1850. Harper ! Brothers,
New York 81 year.
CoNTENTs.--A Summer in New Eng
Iand.-L. New bedford; One Year Ago;
Ancient Monuments IN the United
States Insects Belonging to the Cotton
Plant; The Century Plant; SuIivan's
Island A Ballad of South Carolina !,
Froth The First Overland Trip to Cal
lfornia /; lie was always such Fool "
LoveI the Widowcr; Miserable Man
that | am -; Only Words; Monthly
Record of Current Events; Literary No
tees; Editors Table; Editors Easy
Chair; Our Foreign Bureau; Editors
Drawer; chronological Examinations
Fashions for June.
TIE KNICKERBOCKER RMAGAZINE,N No 6+i.
J1ne, loGo. John \. Gray, New York
50 per apnum,
CONFERENCE.-THE Poem of Mr. Pig
con; The Sleeping Maiden: \ Frag-
ment A Day at Loug Lake; Next May:
or hoyhoods slighted love; The C4am-
Der OF Art, Berlin; Baron Treuck and
the Princess; Tie Shepard's Sabbath
Song; Rememhrances Lines: The
Great Creator, GOd,'; The Rector Of
Ahernthnoy; The Kiss: \ Rard's
Thought; Rural Letter to Il Cookney-
Friend; Stanzas: A Garden Scene in It,
ally; A Day at Aew>tead Abbey Visit
to Anne>ley Hall; Lines: \ Scene in
Rome Celebs' Lament; Literary No
tees; Editors Table.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-31
Divorce Office

rs. LIBEL IN DIyoacg.
Almina Haskins, ASubp@na and o'isss
p,ana having been issued and returned
notice Is hereby given to the Responder
appear At the next Court Of Common PIE.
Potter county to be held On the 18th d.
June, 1850, 10 answer the complaint ut
Libcliant in this case.
WM. F. BURT, Sia.
CoudcrsPort, May Is, 1860.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-31
OT71ha0 = COuI.t Sa

Orphan = Court Sale.
EaG. VIRTUE IF an order Of the Urh
I'D Court Of Potter Comfy, TO ne Giret
l will sell at public vcnQuc or outcry, at
Court House in CouderSport, on TUESDAY
18th day Of jane next, att o'clock, ?. ~.
following described real estate belongm
the estate Of Rufus \. Freeman, Deccase.
Wit: \ certain messHage or let Of land su
ed in the township Of jackson IN the CD.
aforesaid. and bounded ana described IS
lows; Beginning al a lIeniock IN the "a
line Of lot No. of the allotment Of the tl
lands in Jackson township aforesaid, Ill.
west along north line Of said lot, one hugi
and six rods and two tcnths of rod, tuo
north eighty rods, thence east along south
Of lot No. , of the Adlum lands one hum
and six rods and TWO tenths of rod to All
lock, thence south eighty rods to the pae
beginning, containing fifty-three acres
one tenth Of an acre, and being lot No ].
the allotment Of the Bingham lands in
township Of Jackson, ten acres of which
improved. There is q small frame hou,.
the lot
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third Cash
hand the balance in one and two yeaE
cured by Jud -nlent on the land
JERRY ". FREEMAN. Admmis.rdo
Ulysses. April IS, 1850.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-31

pea- The following was sent in for pub
LEGATION last week, but was received to
late 1t is worthy of consideration, hav-
ing been written by an intelligent Ger
man of this County, and therefore we
give it place in this number Of the
JOURNAL.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-31

Administrators Notice
4 ETTERS Of administration to the 4.
2 4 Of EHI Howe, late Of AIlegany towns
deceased, having been granted to the ust
signed, all persons indebted to said estate
requested 10 make immediate payment
those having claims against tie SANE.
present them, daily authenticated for "a.
ment. 10 ADALlNE s HOWE
r. II. BENTON. IA
AlIeganv. Nay 2e. ls0O.-GG.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-31
9le0 511lertiselnspt.

EZRA SYARkNEATHgR
BLACKSMITH, would inform his forns
toners and The public gensral,y tha,s.
reGstablished shop in the buildi9r 4.
crIy occupied by Benz, KenHels in Co.5
port, where he will be pleased 10 4,
kinds Of BlacNsunthing on tho mos;re,.
able terms Lumber, Shingles, hi
kinds Of Produce taken "a ezohaa~.
work. I1@.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-05-31
The Germans at the Chicago
Convention.

For the Potter Lollrnnl.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-01

ndy~ For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
page.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-01

It will be seen from the above statistics that
there have been sold during the past seven years
prior to Nov. J. 1889, more than 5000 selng ma
chimes, and that nearly one half Of this number
were sold during the year 1859 alone. Notwith-
standing their sales have so extensive, the de-
mand increases as the knowledge of their real
value becomes known. The greatest and widest
usefulness of this invention seems to have but
just commenced. During the year 1858 only 2500
of these machines were disposed of, yet six years
later upwards Of 900, or nearly twenty times
as many were sold in one year
The tribute paid to Mr.. Howe Ia arranged upon
what is termed "sliding scale,n so that the fee
for each machine dimished in proportion as the
number sold for the year increases. In 1883
Wheeler 4 Wilson paid fee Of about $l3 for
each machine, but in accordance with this scale,
they now pay only S8 each. Supposing Mr.. Howe
to receive fees from each manufacturer at this
lowest rate, the income from his patent for 1889
would be about $l43, ,000-a comfortable salary
to say the least but it has been attained BY years
of patient tOiling and great expense. The germs
from which have sprung these fruitful trees,
whose branches extend over every section of the
country, were planted by him years ago, and
their growth tended with laborious anxiety
While he is to-day repOsing beneath their CRATE
full shade, enjoying their golden fruit dropping
into his lap others, who pruned and trained these
trees and who still laboring to increase their
growth, are also gathering abundant harvests
Although MI. MOVIE patent was oDtaned IN
1916, he did not receive from it enough money
to pay the patent Office fee, before 1858. Up to
that time it had been continual expense, and he
had spent many thousands of dollars in expert
menting upon, travelling for, and defending his
invention. He not only exhausted all Of his own
means, but his father pledged all that he was
worth, and his friends loaned him money, to en-
able him TO secure his claim. Since then its re-
turns have enabled him to repay all these favors,
and still leave an abundant reward for all his
struggles.
The cost Of manufacturing the sewing ma
chimes has been less than the expense attending
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-01

J shilling per week 70 CitT subarrIbeFs
Five Dollars per year 10 Hail Subscribers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-01
6otels.
DUMAS
marts.

&1O OOO MONEY ADVANC-
ElOaNgOO ED-In sums to sut-st the old
stand aud we'll known WAGNER'S OFFICE-on securi-
tics Of kind, viz Dry Goods Hardware Gold and
Silver Plate watches, Diamonds, Jswefy, Fire arms,
Clohing Furniture Carpe'S amos, Mrrors Paintings.
Geper disc, and Personal property and articles
ofTalue the satisfactory terms Business strictly
private Isabshed ISL Watches and JewelIy for sale
Ht baTgains
Corner Superior st., over Geo A DAVIS Co.'S Clothing
Sfore
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-01

NEWBERRY LUMP COAL.-This
i y Euueror article Of BITUMlHOUS COAL, which is
nsicuary adapted domestic purposes, aS well for
Tde or rty or freight trade will Be executed with dis
patch and Coal de tveTe at any part q o 9eey
when will fail please II sft 81 eiteL q oar oce
WHEELER HAMMOND.
Oct7 No. 81 River street, and G. p, Coal flef.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-01
Boar0irtg.
Gnnrnpers.

EDgrRVinE and LiIhOKFRphIng.
PRAINERD & BURRIDGE,W00D
II ENGRAVERs AND LITHOGRPRERs Bank
Street, Cleveland, o.
DOBERT GILL-SILVER AND
III Electro Platter. D5or Platter sud Alsnuiactoreor-
of Ontario End Prospect sts Cup Stairs Cleveland o.
Is FTepaged TO Tepate Spoons, foTs Catos, re, and
make them equal % Door Trimmings furIisheI
Plated TO order Bell Hanging prom pity attended TO- and
prices reasonable i1l22dti6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-01
NO. 25.
miscellaneous.

Russian Sttam Bath Establishment,
ny II. BARBEL,
ST. Clair Street. Nos ss o. opposite the Angler House
DAILY OPEN.
Hours Of Admisi ionF0F Ladies, % u A. NJ eIcrp-
ing sunday. For G3nlsmonSunday from 10 u O'clock
A N snd all other days fom 70 8 O'clock p. d.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-01
GUTTA ROHA b AsE,
FoP A rti6cisl Taath
REMOVAL
JfweIrp & 6ilufr marE.

EOUND LATE ON MONDAY
II night. 20 sets Of LAVA JEwELRY. They can be
had, by paying charges, Of
dsc2s GoWIEs CO.. wsdder House.
TOUND-S0ME ELEGANT SILL
IL VER WARE Of new designs. and for vtrious aSss.
CAL on IOWLES CO.,
aces Weddell House.
EOUND-ON THE SCENE OF
the lafe Scrimage," variety Of useful and Orna-
nGnial Gsods, which we viii sell 70 pay the charges.
decls COWLES co Weddell House
EOUND-That ALL our JEWEL
~ BY-Waiches. Silver Ware, Fine Clocks Gold
Headed Canes Fire Plated Ware, A., &C. were LOT all
sold last week. Please call ard take the baisnce ~
ser2s CIV - . -
n. D. ADVERTISEMENTS.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-13
%61AE AmRmAw.

We hare the pagSieaIars of i serious NJ
tray which ooeaRrsd Id Baena Vista ca,
near tAe border IL ulMy ca, on Thursday
ug iasa week, whidA gssulted Ia the sleakh
Of oas Tayi0g. The dsf6cnlty, Il seems,
grew out ef oontesssd claim. Nearly
Two years ago one A1abrose 8. Mead puf-
chased claim Of I'D acrss IN Buana Vie
to county. Come tlme las tall be laid 4
wasruna apan the Eassd bat d few hours
previous 10 ahs laying Of the waxrazzs one
Eewis iagnped The cfaim and commenced
EmapeUwemenf@ theresa. La$e LAT NaiE
LEXIS appeared before fzse Repssgter an The
Land Once, = Sioux Uisy, "a prarauaps
this 100 acres, Mr, Meaa contested K,ewEss
right te pre- eaaps, and after hearing he
eaae ths elaian waa awarded 10 Lewis.--
Afterwards. Lewis sold half of the land
10 Taylor, VINO IL fhs time Of the aaYraY
was residing upoa tbs Iazad WITH his FAM
liz Ia tie marukag og sha dsAEcuEty,
Harrison Mead, ann uf Ambrose 81 Mead,
and one Barker md his brother, wans ND
On sl6itsE's Land, adjoining Tayior'a, With
the design Of rszaoyIng soEna rails. Lewia
and Tayl9s aesisss tAea approach remon-
strased with them ID D psaeeable manner,
saying that they wanted no trouble, bnt
could not permit them 10 CARR at the
Fenciag, Mead waa Armed Nth kaiks
and pistol Al altexoakSan enSuod, when
ypaag Mead threw down his weapons and
sed tn i haad- hard kght with Mr..
Lewis Barker thinking that Lewis was
getting che better Of Mead, caught up the
Fvyoaves and knife and struck Lewis apon
the head With he former. TayIar then
tnterfeged, wrea9ed the knife from Bark
e, when the latter fred upon faylar three
times, ths shots taking eaeet in The neek,
breast and abdomen. Taylor fell, but af-
terward arose, staggered few roda and
dropped dead. r-.-'-.'.....s. .s +. 81.
BARKER says that when he intesfered he
supposed Lewis would destroy AiF, Mead'a
syes, and that he did not Ere anon Taylor
until the saktsws had Knocked hiza down,
and holding him down, began beating
hlA,
Taylor leaTea wife and four children.
The aifhcuity resulted from the troubles
abo4 the original eiaim above mentioned.
Yesterday Oliver Barker was eommsseci
to tie jail 0f this county be await the aa-
tiua Of Ase 6rnua Jury, dis kgakheF and
yang Mead are 0at On hail,-~Saoaz Gig
Register,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-13

To use officers asad lrfeads Of tss P0fta-
sgaEsamSs Caafmsy 44gziesStBral Society.
GEyTzmnxx The sims FOR holding tho
Third Annual Fair Of this County Is fAss
approaching. The Fair ia the Fall Of
ls5s--shs Rwt agricultural exhibition
held In this Oounsy--more than mes the
expectations Of che friends Of A agriculture.
The fair 81 1859 Was . gain Of about one
hunarsd paF caHtoveF that OF 1858. This
fact shouId ssinalate - to use every ex-
srtioa to progreas in . like manner this
year, sad years 70 CONS. To ensure con-
tiAaed success, il b absolutely necessary
shaa the society have grounds Of its own,
and that they be weii aaeIosed.
An who feaI interested in this raal.
tar and the sueoess Of tia Society, are Fa-
qasstsa 10 amses 1t tbs cakes Of the Secre-
sary-aEr. Trrr1E- in this Ctr, on Sat
ardGy, the 10Th inss., 1t ons O'Clock, p. M.
--as which tiHe aDd plsss II ID proposed
20 taks steps 10 procure suitable grounds
FOR The holding Of ths exhibitions Of the
Soeiesy, and 10 have ths saane properly
snciased. win kasasrs, mechaaics and
aiI Interested respond 10 flis eaii2
ID. B. CLARK,
Prssidsas Pot. CO. DOR. &oaiefg.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-13
DREvER CKTw CORRESPONDENCE.
WEST DExvxR, n. T.. May 25, ae0.

..- "@S& C&@fAFA5 "a a y ssA4y %rJs w.
DKAA Cot. BAnsFrr After q long si.
lenee, Ihaye concluded 10 drop few
lines for the Bsagls, and | shiak can now
do so, without running the chance Of got
ting nay nsok stretched or being ealled the
BEST Rag that ever left Council Bluffs.
The emigration Ia now arriving at the
rate Of over hundred teams per day, and
from what We can hear they will coca
double that naraber, Tho departures ay-
arage about six teams per dag, and win
soon create 3 regular stampede back to
the States. !. / notice quite number here
Of last ysar's stanpedsrs, who helped 10
hang msn bare, and burned ths towns On
the Missouri EiysE, What change since
they ran away from here then few hum
dred men, half-ssasved, wera here trying
70 deyelope the resources OF the sounEry,
Eiiving in log cabins covered with earth,
with 10 aoors, and nothing for food but
wild meats nov we hare plenty Of pro-
visions, and some as Eas buildings a. can
be found an the Missouri river. This L.
saying good deal, bat still 1t Is a. svus
~ THAI there was gold hers LAST summer.
] don't shink shs cid stampedera OF LAST
summer will be the arst 10 start the raos
Tor the States shis season but one thing
il certain, that when ths raoa Commences
land commence il will soon,) the old
ssRmpezisrs viii be into Il.
The aines are paying VERY web, thAs
i, those that are worked bat there i q
raas iaek o. machinery. rhs Arkansaa
diggings On the Bars are paying well !;
tbs gulehes are worked very little. Ths
snows melting ca the mounEaina GIL the
gulohss With water. The Rlne aad Cole
RADIO minss are paying well /, the TaxryaIl
dlggings, ia The soash PARK, are beng
worked, and ali doing well. The GrsrorI
dlggings ssa the most extensive, aud shs
galehes pay well, some Of the loaes con-
tain aofs quartz and pay vol. me Clay
county lode, wherever Il i bean opsnsd,
pays we'll. There are only ave mills Ii
operation, and those thas are wurked right
pay wali bat notics sAas baE few M
saerssaad saving the gold gfaer the qaasss
d crushed.
; - r.
Geo. Doughty sad brother arrived saka,
and hare guns 10 the Arkansas -sHss-
IN Bakes and Samuel Perrin have gone soI
the moaataias lo-day. Cur town pFa-I
SCENTS very lively appearaaee. We base
: very Iargs ernigrasion 81 whites, asxf-
eans, Apache, Cheyenne. Ki0wass I'D
Asrapaho Indlans, sozae 81 skssa sssy
drunk, snms abaus bali, ants Jsss seaaE.
Taaaxs are soass thinss hsss abous she ssse
md ssaps d mlan, Ehaa aells whaskas Is
ne Indiaaa and feas We Nh soun lsass
lroable with them, = tAay e. sssaan
gaaey bwt Il ~ ON aaly md Sd il
sesaalnty who selia hsapf u sllFna, yah
wa AAas y SENS - Iaaying hass d
shora neslos
Ns feel she wana IL ! &. Aasfil vsss !
nnah. sd - ll. - Isss Il ksss. /
lllsas . ~ II naae asaa hass ~ IL |
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-13
NEW IN gns.

Tho BagGe has aa entira new dress this
week and looks Is bright and sailing -
bride Of sssweet aixkeen.s Though soaa-
what shorn Of Is Haagniacant proportions,
i presents ane appearance, and ID, as
It's edit 0Es assert, sslaxge enough, for the
demands Of the country. and 10 eonaain
all the euErens ne ws Of the day. 0wg
nelghbors maaa be prosperous, aR shmy
could not afford sach good ea0Ehes &hsas
bard times, Whan re Kes little snnge
Responsible ven ~ and hare nam
suit 81 clothes, bat ii the meanssrae VI
may have 10 dwaf oar prapoxtf ane -.
There b nor no better looking papag =
the State than she BsasLe, and W. aEAk Is
propEietors success eaaa asagaes . III
the spirit Of entarngisa sad psogysaaa aEsss
hare ever exhibited soapareI
Nafs ad.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-13
q aAAG.

III virsns 81 ~ Kxacmztaa te ne sszsezsa frpa
ssna sas go MeEs q ~ ElEssszsz EeNsaaz zus-
kswaktszae ensasTs fswa, 8aaM pFesSsA . seu -
FFaaay "a sssh Aay ef 9maA A. p. aszA ksawesa tAs
h8aFs 81 ID uaesa& a. III. &&a ssaasak p y. 81
SAID day, b EsSAs III snA coaass TseasNKAss kasa,
n az eev a. ss.asxrEg Rfrfa E4@ sSfSsws Asasss~
u - $50 - Il vySnsssssxe q o., a@-wfx
sssss.aassszsa a Z psgbt -@AfeA baas@ frasa she
asIT M tss Kaes line Of hgpa8way vita aAs
NsTsa 80 "a 4 III oSaed by Bs HsxS sd aai2 b.
- e - meassss ard BY HapHex ~ D. D. HEaytGa
wss~sh AZ East $50 eess, aze4 sszsainz sheAca
SSsskA ss8s HAsz slS s~Se3 kss&a EASnea saaiAs 50
- NsgS ETS a-fe snss tAsaeM samsh sf7 A-isn feet
sAenss Esg8A g aza sEaas &zz a~aaa cess - place
g bassnainzz bHln tha HaixdAa sae haif "a PaFs Of
eSa9 asxss ens Of the seash-eaxs am1kzaa e. saaEh
wss4 anAskeK 81 seekiuA l8 Tawn n EarsA Il Range
a.
gnksn as ghe pseDsg&y 81 nj wfaeAesfsx b Co..
ID sasasay "a uzacatioM In agver AZ wol&em Nal
leg g.M CRAIG, Ah@E
nJ. r. wtEAHANs, Dggasg SHERIFF y
MIG &C. ES9B kM
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-13
Pssidsss Pot. Co Aer. &oeiets.

DMTE&4 or TM8 HomKssxAp I4Aws-~The
RepublieNne profess 70 be greas friend Of
: honssa law, and jet, when 8 bslf
passed the senass The athsr day and vent
down 70 the House, they defeated Il, al-
though eoutaihing y liberal provisions
kes she sestlsr - theis ewns and guarding
Ne insHssse "a she gsnasal government
10 asaeh xrseser degree. They ssideat-
Iymsan TO hsss thsig own inferior bill or
ma, which Demonstrates without doubt
she hoIlow -heasssdnass u tAeir profess
ions they care much more for the success
Of . partisan naeaaars thsn they do for a
homestead law, and the defeat Of one this
session ean be- placed wAoily 10 their So
count, 81 tAay alons have done Il.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-13

IRs pLATxE CoUNTRY n. Rs--Messrs.
Kiaby and plankinton, engineers on che
Platte Ooaasxy Railroad, located In oar
towm On Thursday last with lbs intention
we have understood, "a opening sasir Of
fpe, ard making IL permansms site. from
which thsy wlaa sapaFintaud the o0nssrne-
tiou III she read.
Daring laat week the road vas pissed
ander sBsssras ags 10 Rorsss OIky. i can.
ssgaosiye force viii b. pas Dn a. soon Is
possibla, with d Asew Of pushine il easssA
paasfon this far with al dgspaEeas. Tho
bridge aeroaa khe Nodaway REveg i pros
ggessing rapidly Forest Coy Afossesov
tn EAST,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-13

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sa =
- x y - sasA
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- = 80 . 60 " asaFp = ~ es
asAass 8 she saAs'az saz aaad wsm y
gEass 49, raalaa himself night vsl M
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Yss 81 sassl g nasllAsu sasssss l.ls
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80 q y
= 80 V - ~
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Y nsy ~ psAaaaeaa = -
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asr sssas sss asi.szs naasIaa zee
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aaaoaa 49, IS seAsy = Eeeeas ~ :. =
re = naslaaFa sasle snan : piano fesse
besides Nnaea' = aAans AousFs Easa =
&s$4
es'aa ma@ e 2 ssaaasaa -
Aase asas'sa sa' ss ~ q 3 ss'ss -
sses'slae Fssn 9 : ~ ssss
le oesos = 60 $50 - 8 -
80 1ssas 80 si = ass's .s, 1850
AAala 90 - ssa sass g - as
aae"s esa s = aaa
~ a&ssMaa
sAsss = go z az l'e.'
80 ~ - = c'ah 60 aEs s'sse !,
sRea ah',S ps1''s = ! 800 ssDss Y =
esAs ss R'A $50 s'~' -1 r
-
hAs - - = - & = = :
sAss s - aq'aa'4 $3.50 80 81
s Z - Hsr Hs' -. -
$50 - - $3.50 - $500 'A'e
aas Waaaas saas asasss' - sa -,
ana se'qus ssfesa sAaAasss s1's my saaAn 80
vaasa' sas FSne a'' ne $3.50
sa' sns FoeAss sas hoks, ms ssal a'
sa.a sas , ~ ssaas p'0saf'
isn g aeFaSe me e'aa aflsilens psAasy--
4aee Eps sslas snss ss E
plsse's' aaa Eaaey 1s@as ~ 80 =
aaaas Ta, Ae - - s : - - go
Faa FessEest F9f AsS F0kasT3 80 - .al''
saa.sea''a $500 ss H
Aaas1s pO'''a Y. xaaas
@ = A' : =, - -, :. - -
kssslas r go Sa'e'As ~ 'sg $50
sslsAaaas y sas 0ua0'A's''a - - AANsssS~'
gensiezaan. F"r Nns past aen esss, "a
1 ngmhsF ST persoas Nno annually lsAy'
4 kew YORK sor kuEoRs haa ssen sseasala.'
increasing. Avery seeszaasE elaas haA Ast
tie port Wis season has carried ~ MANI
/ @sE% R4 u cQ9Id veil accom- Qctaee
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-06-13
OF DOLLARS.

REAL tf~*t gttsFFFts sSSs@Ss
gupposiug tie above 70 be sss- 18th Is
on me eantgrafion 10 the mtnss aaripg ske
present year, the grand aggregate woald
exceed twenty HiiliOus Of dollars.
Prsm this statement some idea may be
formed relative 10 ne necessity for the
CONSTRUCTION Of the arut section Of he Pa
eiAe Railroad.
We hope our eastern Contemporaries viii
make note 81 tAia, aad that II mar slim
nlats thesa 70 reaswed axsgtionz Ia bshalf
of the early construction Of the Pacific
Railroad.