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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-07-25
CLOTHING CLOTHING HATS AM
CAPSi BOOTS AND SHOES

We offer to the gentlemen a stock of READ
MADE CLOTHING and GENTLEMEN'S FUI
NISHING GOODS unsurpassed in variety Al
excellenceby any other house in the city. LatJ
Spring styles of HATS and CAPS. Our stock
GENTbEMEN'S SHOES is very large, and |
astonishingiy low prices. Gentlemen will fad
to their interest to call on us before purehasij
elsewhere. EANDHCKER l. KLINEj
April IA, 1880. ST.
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COLLEGE,.

THE next term will begin August 18th. The entire
i expense for Tuition, Board, &C., varies from slss
sl4f. We have good boarding accommodations for
about two hundred students, and our facilities for &C.
quiring a finished education are inferior to none. Adj
dress the President at . Trinity College.nN N. c.
B. RAVEN, Pres't.
July Z 1874 Aim
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SPRING MATRAss.

r AM NOW MANUFACTURING A
Il SPRING MATRASS, tC which l call the attention
of the public. Tho luxuriousness of this elastic
couch, and the convenience of its arrangement, as
well as the low price at which / offer them for sale
strongly commend them to Honsskeepers generally
Call and examine them at WATSONS Upholstery
Establishment, Raleigh, near the Market House.
July I'd, 1850. k-n
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DRY GOODS
CHEAPER THAN EVER

THE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO IN
i form the citizens of Raleigh and vicinity
that they have just received one of the Largest
and best stocks of SPRING AND SUMMBl
GOODS which has ever bsen exhibited in RaI
leigh. Their Stock has been,selected with sres
care and of the latest importations, and thcrs
fore they venture to say that their goods cam
be excelled in taste and cheapnesss.
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~ E DAVIS
AA VEGETABLE
Family Ned5oTne.

We ask the attention Of the public to this
long tested and ,rr,lvalsd
Family Ned1oToe.
1t has been far0raHy zzsolUs for more
than tue7.ty years, durirg uhich time ne
hnUe reoeired Thousands S testimonials,
shouting this Nedicins to be an alnloct
n~suerJaling rsrasdyJ for diseases CAUSED g
on attendant UPON
Sudden Gddc, Coughs, FGsr and FR1e,
Headacde, Bilious Fevcr, PAWS u. the
Side, Back, ard Lo1ss, az uel as IN the
JOINTS ard Limbs; NaAf1Laic and
aInU7intic Quinn IN any Fart IF
the system, 9oothache ard Prtns ". ne
Head and Face.
ifs a 4Lond Niltit1r< and Oc,1ic-
for the 9fcpzacJL, 1t csldon1 fails to cure
pyspepsta, Indigestion, Liper Complaint,
Fcid Stomach, Heartburn, Kidney Con-
plants, 9ick AeadncLe, PILES, Esth-
ma or Phthisic, Fngro77as. Boilc, Felons,-
Whit-lors. Old SORES, Sesled Jirts, ard
6011aL WehiLif4 Of the S4stenz.
It also a prompt and sure PemedyJ~
cranp ard PUN IN the Stomach, Raintsrs'
Collie, WiakShnen, Qysentery, Sum
nn1 &onihLaGnt, chOlsyn Nabus, cho-
ea BJantlnl, Scalds, Etvns, sproins,
Fruises, Frost Bites, chLuains, as wen
as the Stirgs Of Insects, Scorpions, Cen
tipedss, and the Bites Of Poisonous Insects
and Veron1o,ls Reptiles.
See Directions accompanying each bottle.
It has been tested IN every voriety Of
climate, ord BY almost e1AtH nntLo,1
hncLkoz to 4nlericdns- 1t Is the almost
constant companion and inestnsaAe friend
Of the nzissionafA and the hkqneHO,
or sea ard knd,-dnd no one should
trovel on cur lakes CT r5us7-s 11Jthout 1t.
Pnca, III cts, Q es, 80 cs- and Si9e pr Bstls
PERRY DAVIS & SON,
MANUFACTURERS AND PROasIKIoRS
PROVIDENCE, Ri
Sod by dealers every vhora
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M ANTED.-A situation as Teacher, by a Young
w Lady. She willteach the English branches, as
sist in the Musical Department and II required give
lessons in the Ornamental branches. Satisfactory
references can be given. Address '~eRANDOLPH,"
45-tf Jonesyille, Yadkin county, n. C.
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GREENsB0ROUGH
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,


PAYSsALE LOSSES PROMPTLY!
nIREcTORS :John a Mebane, W ] Mcconnell, C
Leole. NH d Wilson. VIM 1 y Barrinses sa David W 4
Knight. s SherwoodSJed II Lindsay, Greensboro;
WA Wright, Wilmington Robert E Troy, Lumber,
Gee, Raleigh; Thomas. johnson, Yanceyviile: ID
Frsnkiinton: DR. F Watson, Watsonville.
oFFicERs.
NHD WILSON, President.
3 vice-President.
GR Attorney
PETER DAM Secretary and Treasurer.
MM CUNNING, General Agent.
WI Mcconnell,
MGARRETT,
be sent to PETER ADAMS, secretary
43Ff Greensborough, N CT
OXFORD N. C. FEMALE COLLEGE!
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SCHOOL.
J. Il. MILLS. Miss NJ A. FOWLER,
Miss Ed. BARHAMs MISS MARY HAgGRAyl
SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS.
Mrs. j. Z. ExIeH.
Mrs. E. MILLS, Miss s. A. FAucErr
MISS NJ. G. BEAswELL-
Tuition in Elementary Branches, SIS
College Classes, 20
Painting in Water Colors, is
Oh Painting, materials i~ncluded) %
" Embroidery, Z" 10
" Music, instrument furnishedO %
Board, (washing included,) so
Board and Tuition in the three schools, loo
REMARKs.-Extra charges and needless expense
are strictly prohibited-necessary purchases are mad
by the teachers. Picayune pedlars are not allowed t
enter. the premises, and no pocket money is required
Oxford is situated on the healthy hills of Granvilt
u miles from the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road, an
is connected with Henderson Station by a line Of dali
stages.
Tho scholastic year is divided into two sessions
The first opens on the first Monday in July and close
on the last Thursday in November. The second oner
on the first Monday in January and closes with Ii
annual commencement on the hast Thursday in Nav
For the Annual Announcement apply to
J.H. MILLS,
A-1ypd. Oxford n
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-07-25

i. HoLLowAY's P~ILs-NERyoUs DEBILIFY, &c-As a
sedative and invigorating medicine, these Pills have
had an astonishing success in every part of the civil
lied globe. They are unaffected by climate as their
operations are the same in the torrid zone or the
Arctic regions. They regulate the pulse and the ac-
ton of tine heart, brace and strengthen the relaxed
nerves, give tone and energy to the general system,
and by re-establishing a vigorous effort of the vital
functions extinguish the elements of melancholy, de-
pressed spirits, blues, vapors, &c. Sold by all Drug
gists, at 25c., &c. and 81 per box.
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RALEIGH FEMALE SEMINARY.

RALEIGH, NC
TINE next term of this Institution will begin
J. the last Tuesday in July. and continue 81
weeks.
Rev. J. W. Tucker will have charge of the
classes in Mental and Moral Philosophy, Eviden-
ces of Christianity, Rhetoric and Logic.
7. Fl. Brane, Mathematics, Natural Sciences,
and Latin.
Miss A. ]. Searle, Modern Languages and
Parting.
Miss +. T. Lewis, Music.
Miss -, Primary Department.
For further information apply to T. q. Brame,
President of the Seminary.
NJ. A. BLEDS0E, President
Board of Trustees.
A. ". GoRsAs, Sec'y. 45-toa$3 so
HoIston Conference Female College,
ASHEVILLE, N. C..
YNHE next term of this Institution opens 9Th
il august. Rev. A.. W. Cummings, A. M, D.
D., President, and Professor of Mental and Nor
al Science.
ges and Mathematics, assisted by nine other
Teachers, ladies and gentlemen, thoroughly skill
ell in their departments.
Board and Tuition ler scholastic year, Preparato
ry OF
Same. ~ollegiate Department ..-.--.~...10t 0G
Washing, per dozen,....-. -. ....--....-....37
Admission fee (Conting ent, OF
Music, aud use Of instrument, .......36 OIL
other extra bran hes moderate.
ES- Scholarships of 3. 5, 10 and 20 years
gre atty reducing the cost of Tuition in the regu
lar course, can still be obtained on faYorabl
terms.
For Catalogues, with particulars and references
Apply to r. B. VANCE, sec'y 4 Urea
Asheville, June so, 1860. 45...4tpd
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GLEN ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY.

BROWNSVILLE, DAVIDSON, %. NC.
TIME Fall Session will commence 18th July. Board
Il including washing, fuel and rooms, $35 per
session of Twenty-one weeks. Tuition, solid and Or
namental branches correspondingly low.
For catalogues address j. W. THOMAS, Prest.
lime % Al nt-
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PITTSBORO' FEMALE SCHOOL.

MISS EMMA s. POE, INsTRucrREss.
TIME second session of 1860. will commence July
i 10th, and continue 20 weeks.
TERMS PER SESSION.
Primary English. from S. to 10 90
Higher English Branches, 12 90
French, 5 90
Music on Piano., 10 90
Grecian Embroidery, 3 90
Board can be had in the family OF the teacher, at
IS, 90 per month, including washing and lights.
For further information, address
MISS EMMA S. o
1T Pittsboro' n. C.
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We ask the attention Of the public to this
long tested and lur1iuausd
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M0FRAT,S
Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters.

fENHESE Medicines have now been before the
i public for a peri d Of Thirty Years, and du-
ring that lime have maintained a high character
in almost every part Of the Globe, for their extra.
ordinary aid Immediate power OF restoring per-
feet health TO persons suffering under rearly
every kind of disease to which the human frame
is liabl-.
The following are among the Distressing ,ari
ety of human. d.eaSes in uh;cb a.
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WAYNE. FEMALE COLLEGE,


For sale by all Druggists.
Raleigh. july q. 1896 4e-1y.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-07-25

Fr nklin county, N. c., June IL, 1860.
Isl t p1.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-23
So. Eomas maxkse.

We have adviess from cur regular cor
respondent fsom 81. Loufs up 81 the z0sh
inst, and give tbs following - tias pris =
Of farmers, produee at that date.
PLouR-salss of 5000 bbla sapsgaae d
SIS 80 per bhi.
BU0KwHEA TFLOUR -salss Of anaAl
lots at 80 pes hund.
WHEAT-Prfms for fan at 81 ,36 pei
bush. Prime spring at si,1s pes bashsl.
C0RE-Common mixed 30, choice yel.
low %, priuas white 50 cents pr bsahsii
Including new and second hand guhniss.
OATS aass oil 300 bags, tneladiHg
bags, at IS cents per buahsi.
BUCEwHEAT-smal lots void Al 80
cents per bushel.
pORK-2000 saltsa hams from the haIk
were sold nj 7ets; 1000 shoulders In salt
al Gets per Id.
RUTTBR-~salss OF good prime al II
cents per pound.
CHEEsE-~W ssssgn Reserve al " zeta
per pouad.
wHID - Dry Atus at Is ess rsf Pomaa
EGGS sales at 81 esatsper dozen.
PoTAT0Es-pri bring fran 40 u y
cents per bushsl, &c bags.
0EIOES--Duli at 30 cents per bushel.
BEANS-pFims White sales uf 2Oa
bushels, at sI,25 per buahsl.
HoGs-RoE large Iots wslghing 2lo lbs
aad upwards. cents was oEfred.
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5000 NOTICE.

al N gllaa gaskson and EmEaa G. Jack.
Eaaded
Yes VIII kaks notiea that on the 4Eh day
Mk SNzY, 1HSA chs Archibald g. Powell
EsSd hss petition III the District Conrs for
Potts zRaktaEkA eouakys Stats OF iowa,
against ycu Asx& Themas n. Benton, Jun.
dahn Nsksxwiny Leroy TaEtIs, Graz
villa M. Dodge @ad samuel III. Riddle, de-.
PENDANTS, Wherein he claims there is due
him from khs aafsndankas Wm. Jackson,
Thasxsas III. ,HsmEnn aAd goha u. Baldwin,
shrss shensam8 six hundred and aixty.six
dollars And KixtY sstx cents, with interest
khaaesn ffom July lat., 1855, at 2 Fer ceht-
Vsun, anon certain bond executed to said
Powell by said William Jackson. enndi-
tk01@a k0E khs pA9 msnA ct NC ,NN Ill swo
YaaFa from the Bate thefeoE, afd dated
June 1st, 1885, which aai6 bond the sasd
BeAfoa and BaIdwia nnaastnck and nj ON :
issd % pay. The gafd paainsaH aaks a iudg.
msnt against the said Wm. jackson and
Esaton ard Baldwin Tor Ehs sasa due on
said bond "a aforesaid. Said plalnsiE also
assLSs t. h2yaa ceTSsan aeFs9aga d xaEass 4
b Che s&EH Wms FmeAsas ah6 Rmma g /.
jackson b aafd poweH 10 secure The paw
msns OF Rsia bond foFsricssd, said mort
S&&@ ASAAAB AFSA EMAA9NAAM ASnsk ESNs&SE
Eo-wIt: Lot aamhsE ten E10l In tbs Mill
Additien IN tbs Ciry Of coaasiI ElaAa, in
the State Of Iowa, subject to mortgage
Of two thousand daIsaFs executed byga1a
aAk2 ~ sAas@zae daekB8@ -Mz.a Emma CT. Jack
san 10 said Powell, dated May 24Eh, 1855 !
Riso that said property be sold, and the
proceeds OF ths sale applied in payIasakp of
The amount due On said bond, and Nat
plaintiff have general relief.
Kom are also notified that you ara re-
CURED to appear and plead aaswsr or de-
mnr to said petition anor hafore the mssss-
ing IL the second day Of the next tsFEn of
said Court, appointed to be hsld at CoaB-
Ell Blufs, ii said county, GA the 9th day
Of August, 1850, or yoar daeaais will be
taken, aud . Judgment rendered against gpu
thereon, ARCHIBALD G. POWELL
By Gao. B. LAKE., Atty.
May 10, 1860 va
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-23

WA H. CRUGEh,
sap,t .. z. 3 Z. z. B,

LogznspGsk ExpEsas Le8ysa Darlington
et 6.55 A. NJ, arrives ak Peoria t1 w.. con
Gsesing with uIlneEs GsmSx9l traias &C FL
Paso ard aaanaans d. Esais, AItss 9 Cal
eago al Chsn1&.
Nsw AlhanT, Salsa and Ossseage 4ralns
at keynoaaa Skafd0kzs arriving IL xsagans-
port 1t Sis n ~, making close and direct
eonnaa za0ms ssakA ssaiaa on II, Wa W.R,
&. kag Telsdes Cleveland and Eric By Laks
Ahcra Road Ia DankiFk via n. "a IL. n
r., III Ness XUsk, Bnskam. Nssad !
aaa ali peim&s Emsk and N6nkaA
st Isa9asHpox4 e0nasetinR Will xsakakss
part, Richmend amA 0laAlnnAk maiEraaas.
pamssmxmss by sAaaM MmMAm @ms@ Ewb
Es@E1A III Id AAunaYs MsmmNwsasM MaxaH i'll
Travel and TwREvK Mouas In Kame.
FraighEa - ggss eh@ya Mnmse "a EaaaH
as By anY UEs1sFs and naRxiy 100 MiEAs smg-
ed La DISEASES agg tAn Eeute Via GNseaa
COS dong away with ehange e9 Aaks Esss.
RasaaBnag KFaigslss, va ussvsl N-
lsde And Lsga kszls car lpaaaa rs@eh
EAsk Bgglln9taa wikAnNk aEaRnRa.
brewers and Sleek MAa saa clip hy EEssa
RaaEe 10 Nsw Vera Aa& Mi EmsEsxE SD
aoakhsru Calaaas a. cAaaps ana wlkh Ksgas
BxREMsM In FKKn BY R0Rxx RMm <@wx,.
and SAVE TwEMrY Mauns Taasx SwsK amy
other ilns Of Railroads..
Bill yeus ss0ek only ID EaxlGagtaas AMI
By 90 doing aaRs gsuE asmsy aa4 9ims.
Gseek trains have Sd TIA rights e. Fa@-
semgsF TEafma.
Gaa w BAsggs Ii @euek AND Passes
singer Agsnsy CsSselE Heass, 0ssnzmaas
Iowa
\, yoaa faaksss ualy . asev
liaegDa
WI. H. RAuKUE. Gssss A@sas,
rs Watsg 81, wzgisAu fe@as
A. BARBER. WaSsegm Assms
Dss Mgsnss, Iowa.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-23
Mhos-.Acrasgnss. :

A rather angular aeos9sns sassxs1
on Madison ssrsss, In the sssy, ID ssss
day o9lasa wssks in whfsh ! boz son.
ivs ysaFs old, got severely hask Ths
circumstances Of the case, - nsss - Va
ssn learn them, are these
Soma msntha aimee, Mr. Joms HusT-
ROTox retarasd fran i hunting sxsnR-
sion and placed his gan in ~ eus-roesaI
vita vet load IN il. TIE cap was Is.
ken %, bus shs pereassion mass hAys
remained in the tubs. Nothing farther
wAs sAoashs Of tbs san, ansil sha slzas
ADORE msssfsAsd, when . Toe Of mis-
shievsus ssyss aged abeas Are ysassl
gos pssssasi0D 81 ID, ana ia playing viii
II, the gan accidentally weat OF part q
the soassnts striking . boy By the aam'
q ReK. u ahs - nd avas iniaring hin
vasy asssHssy Dg McosxtxAsp va
called in and extracted the shst, and lbs
koy il getting along - wsn - could b.
axpeetsds
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-23

EE SuzsSgasnSs ~ sssS4 wsusg@S t1ry
weather for ths last three months, ahs
whsas crop began to look bad and many
psEsoaS Srophssisd failure but the re-
frsshing saSwsrs Of the last wssk have
iisaipatsd al thair fears, aRd We hear
fasnsrs sayy 4 My whsaa srop ia made "
Planting Of cora has been delayed, fez
IL was no use TO pians In dry dust bu'
now our farmsrs, all Of whom bad their
grOund ready, viii oommsnaa planting
With will shaa win ensure > greater
corn crop than has bsea preaaaea on
anv formar rear,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-23

Many 81 aas subscribers d Harlan,
Weoahsaes Rassa Wooas - ssAsxa =
thak aeslaia a u nsbas bst-
ssray n assaana az Tie grAas delay Ii
sAs rsssipt 81 M Buaaa. HARLAN II
sAsus rs niIss from hare, By kha Stage
rsnss. and 10 aupplisa hy ! m wsakiy
line - ssaange y Il may appear, The
BuaEx aoss moa, 81 . general thing
reach iss destination uAsi ssse assAs AZ
ssE isa issas. Why skia gssaa asiAy ?--
We know that the BuoLR IL regularly
and pRpmpsly ssna from shs Pest 0iAee
In thia aiay, Can il be shaa shs aslsy
oesars u Caghssa wAsga nail ~ ~
rOais sass, u ahaagsda Ons thing u
certain, We ;nssnd 10 inaaire into this
anneyanses And, see u somsshlng cannes
be done 10 remsdy the MATES. Ii il .
stFangs sAing skas possmassaEs, knowing
shsis aasy, eanaot perform II psaz
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-23

~ HI 60 q & 81 & 4 & 'sE : IS s
Nv 81
81 90 - MseA ~ 80 Ns.saA -
RsaHs - - MaAn 800 AANa@ = @sAss
80 - = 49, Mass -
e = sse1x As'as s4s 80 ~ e q ~ !
$50 sssaaA se's4aa Ai SaeA ~ ~ ssss
I s 80 4.
xk a'sa ssssH - : 81. = ~ y -
sH II ssa 8 -
: 80 q - 49, 80 s
sss1s -, es sss sss n - 10 ,.,..
IS ssa'' ss's A'sA = = sss's -
7ss'sss YES. - =
: z = 81 3Assfsss Y *s''s9 = =
go III as.''sssss
&C 81 $50 49, -
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-23

During tie fass week, We have been
blessed with several refreshing showers,
whereby tbs farmsFa' hopes havs bean
renewed. Gardens begin 70 look ~ they
should a sailsef satisEaosioa il found
apon sysgy Rardensrs Face al Mature
pssssaaaa ! plsasing visW, ADJ seszaa 70
ssaass shankB u Hims who eaaaaB She
rain 70 Cali upon beth the fsjuss and IN
ssseA 10
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-23

j PAsxssss, II one tSsas saBness
ssa NH ahs BgaLx akess - Assistant
Editor, paid as 9 visis, this wssk. Al
thia aims, Jso, Il aagagsa IN The more
pfeasahls hssiasss Of SLING tha yiEgis
sell u Nebraska. Nj. r. has parsh ~.
ID ~ slzss, asd II snssnsimE asarssng !
papss i eiansys In shis SsAss. We hop
DC naas havs GOOD sasssas ID bis snsss.
~~s1m
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-23
e 90 elaee Trmal :.

XAoss wac waas Boots and Shoes Of
any gnaiiiy 81 ssyEes viii Always Ind .
Iargs and very slsgans assortment "a the
store az j. III. PHnEIFs s Co., On Lower
broadway. a general assortment, Of all
grades, san ii all siHaes BE- found 81 ahii
hgas& Give thsm call. For fuFthsE
paxaisulszas see nsw advertisement, Ia
se-dAyss Issue.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-23

TAe 9sIlsMiaR ara ahs Taaas ee arss&Ai
fran 81. Kssaas u psfnks below namsa
3s Cinsinnpts lSa y 100 LIE.
i sssbase, 90 Sc = IgD iba
y saass sss VI 30 lbs % .
Jassph, 75s; u 0sunsil Blais, 81 e
enc . 0maha, 81 30 n 100 lbs.
e Ksku - y 30 lss u ssea
zslsaa. II - saisna, 49, ii 3D. Kaall,
sass - To- ll.s
sw s1sasz 'ssaky ~ psF -
20 20, ~ ne ~ 100 u pea
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-23
20 %. mmmamm ]

re Asst Of steamers asssinsd feg Ft.
Bsntoa, snd Oshsz way psinss On shs
river, with gosaa Cor shs AmarisAn Fui
Csm2Any, military stores and stous 40e
sEsops, passed up the EiYsr ca eme deg
Of lAas weak. Thsy go abeut two shoua.
aad Males above this pSins. We hops
shsy nsy hays . pleasant and profitable
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Cattle. H0Kses MALE aad wagon
Market.

OXEN plsatv, bot fsw saies ss shsa time. First
raas ven broksa sin rear Oh oasn brsAs frum sso
IL &sss per PASS.
HogsEs saasfag IN erssss fren sas ie sfse
s&eh.
hulss, gssd snsa, sEiag readily 8sec P@T spans
Ew0 HORSE W AG0ss, Chls9go makas ssS wiss
hams SAD saas ssan1a euszpssaa. 1sansB BsRgs msaa
wagons sompsssR, ssam $50 - 8faa saeA.
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RRsala.

Ths wild fruit il nearly all killed in
this ssssion Of the country. The sloug
dEoath and heavy fEosts killed ii. AZ
ssr the PLAN, apple, psaah, and pear
trsss were in baeosas va had several
heavy frests or freezes, which frozs Ice
from khrse- fourths 10 an inch in thick.
ness, and We had one which killed 10
nsatosa and aEhas ss@dOr plants, on the
nighk ea TIE I3th smsa
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Quite largo aumbsg Of Mnymens
passed shxoagh this place, on Friday
Lass, seems fer uEah, and a0zaa fog Rlex-
saoe, n. T. Thoss ahaA iaasna ssoppias
~ Flsssmss wssa psssabIy slss adsaass
guard Of he Jse. Saith wing oe she
Church. Ons fsasura we noticed IN shs
train waa, thaa thsss wars u lsasa shsss
wCmaa % every man,
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Wh0asaasa Ama Retail Dealer, I'd H0oss,
shsaa, MAsHs Caps, Wall rapsr and Cen
tlaaaass EugnGakAag Goods Dstsfniaea
10 seII AZ naiSes satisfactory - these wao
deal af ans hnass. RaAsewsaes aAs sl@cs---
aaxs deer d hEeCleaiaaa'n Drug Store,
Lower Broadway.
feb 8. 1859 ri
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-23
NaR8INsIHa1Ma 8M TNMn 60 "a

AEananw fEem 4 bad skmka IL - hsga@ Of
cllkoase dlasasa asa sraAieazsa, &Ad clear
and transparent auyfaee Ks9ain@sa b. tha
restorative action az kasa OaAknnank. Is
Harpaasss many &C sa akies and pshek
dlakgw1@maafs ne tha faes.
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Table u Distances fom goanc Blais 10 Cherry Ceek
Fa0Aa couAca auFFs D OaaAllA ;.

,
ELKHURM CITY,. ...,.. -. /.
Cgosa Elkhaxn FiYsr by hridgss skags
station, heavy settlements, storos,
etc. plenty Of grass wood water
and n air.
FREMONT .s.ss. ..s,a.a ss.s........
Stage Stations ssEklenn#ft, ggass, IA :
water and grain plenty.
NORTH BEND t.....s .+.... .s*t.s.
Stage station, settiement, grain,
gTass, weed water and hay plensy.
SHELL CREEK ...s $50 !. s.ss sssts !.
Cress 90 bridge stage station; pieu-
ty OF wood, water grain, bay and
grass.
COLI AaBlITs .....rs. ...gs=s.s.,stsss. }
Cross Loupe fork Of Platte river by
a ferry, thrse companies have beats
here stage ssasion, heAyy ssstIemsat
aseras, graiar gasE wood, water snd
hag
|PR1fRlE CRgEK...... -. !.
BgiS8sd wood water and grass.
/ LON E TIRE - :. ..*sks .sss..&.,s
Stage station, wood, water, grass,
grain and bay,
GRAND ISLAND CITY
German ssttIsmeht, wood, water,
grain and grass.
% ia DOT ~r~4~-~@a7s ss.ss ssss ,%ssss :
Stage station; eroas Wood rive By a
Aglags, grain, gYa2s, usocd d wa aS.
FFoAR kEARNET -. ss+Fss ...ass
Road ali the way up tbs VALLEY III
the Platte along Wood rfyess at tt1fs
point the road crosses the Platte
from N. to s. side by an sxesIlsnt
ford.
PLUM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Stage station aAa trailing post, grin
bay ggo0d, water AID ggasa.
POND SOUTH OF ROAD........
Grass, wood and water,
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= ;, - =
waa @m swwN.xkm

The Msssgs. EAzoss have rebuilt their
Ambroayps Gar, and are again prepared
70 ssgys ali sheas who mar desire thar
asrvisas, with . bssasiful and lifs-liks
uiaaura. Gall md see their gpeaimens.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-23
"a MwwawaR.

Tks new Type sor shs Busrz, has ar
rived, and By weak afssg nsxt, we shsal
appear before an ssadmiring publio'' ID
"a snsiTe nsw dress with the pfceralAaas
sAsagsa, sypa rephisslly ~not psllsi-
sally. Wais for the calliopsI
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-23
aaaap-aaao mEmAnHa.

Ksget on CO. agkhs Ok rs ash fnae., 6u-
pEEseasa Led W akTAaa, eallIag fsE teo acres
Ne. IS ,sT9. Said warrant had 1 aseFse Of
tbs District Court. The subseribsE viii
pAY @nY p&xaoa tbs aAews reward Tor the
FaEuyn af said warrant. All psFnous are
wMxaad not To purchase said warrant.
JAMES GARRISON.
Coaaesl Eialls, April III, 1860. 4u
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JptN 8l0aAax - ssaaevsa bis Eivaxy
Stable to his nsw Barn, on Vine asrsss,
whsrs be il now prepared, at all times,
10 accommodate shsss rho may desire,
With ssfass horses and aasy carriages,
$500 .srs = doa's fall q sSa 81 DaaA,
sr's Livesy Stable, on Vine street..