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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-06
GUlPURE LACE BUTTON TRIMMINGS

Swiss and Cambria Edging
Swiss and Cambria Bands
Embroidered Infants Bodies
Do Marseillesand Mousseline Capes
Ladies' Night Caps
Swiss and Cambria Insertions
Embroidered Handkerchiefs
Do Infants Dresses
Children's Pants
Ladies' Embroidered Underskirts
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-06
NOTICE! NOTICE!

II RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE La
4 DIES of Washington and vicinity thatfrom
this day | will sell out my entire stock at the
importing prices The object Of my selling out
is, that will leave for Paris July lst, for the
purpose of purchasing my Fall and Winter
Goods, and wishing TO open next season with
an entire new stock of goods, | will sell all the
articles mentioned below at astonishing low
prices. My stock is complete at present, and
consists mostly in
BlackSlk Mantels; Berege Mouselne Mantels
Dress and Mantilla Trimmings in great va
riety.
Cloak and Dress Tassels; Plain Black Fringes
Lace Mantillasat all prices Travelling Cloaks
Cord and Tassels for Aprons,
Dresses and Mantilas
Buttons Of all kinds: Cotton Trimmings.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-06
Notice 10 Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscrib-
IN er has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Montgomery county letters testamentary ON
the personal estate Of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-06

Es- The Lynchburg (Yirginia) Re-
publican, heretofore a strong Douglas
paper, has hoisted the flag of Breckin-
ridge and Lane. Mr.. Glass, the editor,
was delegate to the Baltimore Conven-
ton. He withdrew from the original
body, but took no part in the proceedings
Of the one which nominated Breckin-
rilre
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-06
Notice 10 Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
county letters Of administration
on the personal estate OF
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-06

TnE PREsIDENT's PROTEST. "A con-
temporary in publishing in full the Pre-
sident's proceedings of the late Covode
committee well says
1t is mastery document, written in
concise, logical style Its deductions en-
firely abrogate the legality of the com
mittee, and put quietus on the proceed
ings of one of the most iniquitous and
degraded special inquisitions ever author
ICED in the National Legislature.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-06
Notice 10 Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscrib-
~ er has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Montgomery county letters Of administra-
ton on the personnl estate of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-06

METHoDIsM ON THE EASTERN SHORE
At meeting of the official and other
members Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church of Kent county, held at.Chester-
town, Md, on the Goth, the action of
the late General Conference and the SEN
timents of the new chapter introduced
by that body into the discipline, relating
to the subject of slavery, was promptly
and unanimously repudiated and declared
30 be Of such a character that the meet
ing would not submit to it. An Eastern
Shore Methodist Convention was recon-
mended to be held on the 9th.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-06

SIGNIFICANT All through the coun-
try we find the Black Republican organs
bitterly arrayed against Breckenridge aud
Lane. The reason must be obvious
They dread the popularity, no less than
they hate the principles, which these
gallant men profess, and which they know
they will sustain. We fed, on the con-
trary, many of these same Black Rcpub-
hcans entirely satisfied with the nomina-
ton of Mr. Douglas, and many of the
journals which support him openly boast
ing of this sympathy and declaring that
thousands of those who voted for FIRE.
mont will now vote for Douglas. These
things are not without significance, and
should not be without influence among
conservative men. There is sound sense
in the old adage, Show me with whom
you 60, and Twill tell you what you are"
EE- A correspondent of the Boston
Journal furnishes the following: In the
town of Pittsfeld, Vermont, east of, and
near the Green Mountain, singing school
was in progress last Saturday evening in
a school house. A thunder shower arose
and passed over the house. A discharge
of electricity came down the chimney and
passed through the hand of young man
who was sitting near the chimney, with
his arm stretched out towards it on the
back Of seat. The ladies' hoops were
all struck by the fluid, stripped of all
their windings, clasps broken, the hoops
bent in all sorts of shapes, dresses scorch-
ed, and wonderful to relate, no one was
Killed, and none injured but the young
man. This suggests the new and i'm
portant idea of ladies dropping their hoops
Cd the near approach of a violent storm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-07-06

Dun REGULAR ARMY. Tho total
strength of the United States army on
the lst Of July was as follows: 10, 667 -
apportioned thus-two regiments of ca
yalry, 10 companies each; two of dra-
goons, 10 companies each one regiment
Of mounted riGemcn, 10 companies; four
regiments Of artillery, II companies
each, and ten regiments of infantry, 10
companies each; beside $50 cavalry dra-
goons, pa artillery, $50 infantry, and
$50 other officers, averaging one officer
to every Is men.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

A LS0s swsy eAaAg appssRinlag 60 de
Il kssinsss of q WhSasaAie ssd Retail
&raeaTs ear Be bad &c As rS@8onanf8 prices
% aG aay ether AsmsS @bova s. Lomis.
-. -. snAEER & RVAMas q
AHg. 9, 1859. - =. Z
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25
MP. 6h mn.

Mr. Sherman ia not aA ahelitionist, be-
ing quite 8 conservative Republican ans
there Ia no man In the House whon Ehi
Republicans eonEd consistently support
who would command larger Tote than
hIr. ShermAa TeeetTes.--JsagaRI
II Mr. Sherman il net an AboIitioaist
what could Of possessed him to enaorss
Helper Fss infamous book He is an Abo-
IItioaist, Tn4t is his character Ia 0fsie
and in Washington he dOss moi disguise hii
ssutiments- he has had opportunities,
eaough Of them to Estrast hia radical
views and define his conservatism it be IsYs
claim 10 any. This he does Rot. Even In
the house he has declined, whan asked il
he disappTeEsd Of Helpers book, 10 giys
a Negative snswsE and We mast, there
fores accept his signature 10 that book as
cohelgSiys that il smboaieB bis sentiments.
Not au ahalisionist, eh ? sGNo man cAa be
q good citizen without becoming an Ab0-
htioni#t'-is ons Of ME. Helpers daeIara-
uohs-~whleh Iii. sheEman adopted e. his
Own, by subscribing to and recommending
the Helper publication. But there is 40
man Ia the House whoa the Republicans
could consistently support, who wSuId
command q iarger vote than Ar. shsF-
map.m Il La no doubt true that the maieF~
itY Of Republicans support this conspie-
uous AboIitionist because they are mostly
like him, AbOlitlonista thsmselEess aud in
the fact that no other man In their ranks
esuld command a larger vote than he, rests
The evidence OF their want Of patriotism
The great Republican party. which ihso-
iently claims 10 be a national organiEatiaa
IL, undsnlably, Hothing more than q mere
aggregate OF fanatics and traitoEs.--CAi.
cage ThAea.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25
wanesrtmE Bees.

Eas, Pr&sgSs FaswBsg--f have kept bees
about twenty years. have tried 70 via
ter By covering them ogt Of doors they
did best la ths cellar. Ia Eovsmheg, 1854
lost nay house by Ares had 100 8warms
Of bees wiHtering them out of doors the
two following winters, covering with
boards and hay. / lost so swaTans, soid
10, had iS left. built house, and have
used the cellar the last TIRES Yearw, and
nav have lilo good swaEmB-peFhsps 10
lIshs onen. pat Ehsm cut ouce, IL good
day comes, during ths wiAtsr-~=asaaiIy In
January.
A cellar IL less EXPOSED toTsxtremss of
Temperature, than aa outdoor house; Is
more easily kSpt daEky the bees bsIax
auist and warm, require leas honey -
Darkness aHd outside cold being the chiY
legitimate fnsabs to confne bess, ths eef.
lar should not be too warn. The daors
nay be open In the night.
fhs breath Of bees Is always moists bat
q good swarm In q well senatFueted hiva,
not too large, viii generate sufEeaift
heat 10 keep it dry. But with q small
swarm in broad hive, the vapog will
freezs the bees cannot move In horizon.
TAI dkrsetioa te obtain honsy Ehey eas
more 60 sassa3m the safa thea f@eas acem~
mglata. TIE outside baaa die. and with tbs
eall~eups au1 maiAkuse, tsrM 8 moIay masa
On shs hottam beard the hs@ soui the
eomh and ssea perisA.
Ths hoa, Ia ehealenes ss unsETiag via
dem. smaaga q cavity in The hsaIew gssss /
rouaA aad eeaieai narrow sRd deep In
whaeh thsy winter sseuFsiy In tAa eslasss
wintsTs, sven Ia Siberia The saesess a2
he Sid kashiaaad hasa sR straw, ssas aae
more 10 the shape thaa the material.
Small awarms should be pgzt In q haE-
row cavity, 10 facilitate comb building,
and suabls them ke gsasrats hsat saaaly.
sparing ths greater aaEnbsg to esilseE ma
tsgtal.
One h0ls is eaough in winter. prefer
ths aides IL or top. the bottoH should ba
closed. They vast vsntilaticns not cir
eulakion.
When ths Aiys is partly iiIled with cenh
che vacant space should be hifad wikh Noes
og any thing that vii aasmax, The hire
nag hs set ever 4 skgong amarm ID Asalaa
Ii nainGsining eoasostahIs beat,
ouss had 3 alive wlntaged uak whes
mncoTeEed, fouhd, perhaps, keaEnpknI eg
besa paik shsHa Il tha CELLAR TIL wagm
we&shsT, and found sneY bad Increased j
Ehsy cent ogzs thres gMaFns thai asasoa.
A8wsak swaxms ere liable ka bs gohbed
Ii TIE spKlag, AID eaan0E sadass ne cold
ntgAsss keep khsm .tn sill late, and ksep
saa hela q tha bstsean slossa egaing and
Dscsaaxa, 1859 ~ mawxa.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25
AoRTa kILAHTlc sTEAlasHIR rnAagaar.

/ Regular Th' Ough Line to sar
! Francisco, via Panama
1 RailE0ad,
| mna esahsgsang uaay wish Sesmmsrw Geades
| Gate, GSIasu Ags, JehA L. stephens,
and soaeEa, OF the
Pessss MsS ssr&mssasv Ga@ssay &G Psn&sss
usgsss O. AGPtaan@R. Tns spisadid stsaa-
ahips
BALTIC, ADRLATEC d ATLANTIC,
having been entirely rx6ttea and adaessd
u the O aiikeThia tfnaa, will hersaRtsg run
a. above, leaving this port On the Skh and
10th Of each month, from sh& feOE 0f Canal
Street. North River
Passengers and Mails win be for
wardsd By Panama Railroad, and connect
at Panama with the Paslke Mail Steam
ship Compsnyss magnificent Steamships,
which viii be In readiness, and leave Eaa-
MKpfGTELy for San Frahciseo. They
will bS embarked free OF sxpaaa@ krum
Railroad by Company's stsGboat, TABnsA
An Experienced Surgeon 10 attached TO
each ship. SteeFage Passengers foand In
cooked provisions, bedding and attendance
II lie believed that the Accommodations at
fordsd By the above ships are unsurpassed
By any in the world. The publie are la
formed that the P. n. 8. 8. Co, aiwava
have ONE OR M0RE EXTRA sTEAM-
ERs, lying at Panama, ready fog sea, 10
avoid any peBsibls detention OF Passen-
gers or Mails, and embark their passengers
by steamboat.
Fer passage apply at the only Office Of
the Company, on the Wharf foo: Of Canal
street, North River, to
WILLIAM H. WTCKHAM,
ssp2s-59 sm
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

ms saaahsatsd CaFxt@ng 70 sAaH breach
as pEomalss esss IL ts be tried ia =. Louis
Ia ! day o. twa. aasts like Mf. sAsw's
mast bs very expensive when me brssehes
cost gIo0 900 .--Esn. JsaF.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

- Kns Morse TsiagTaph patent expires
b 1854, and win thsn be frss 10 ne public.
Il viii eauas eensiaesahia extsnslna oe
telegraph Inca, and lwiii givs riss 70 Sood
deal az e0mpstftaou. esaa-
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

LRAR YEAR-sThs Naw Haven girls
have assumed tAsIE laap year privigssss
by inviting the young men To accompany
them On sleigh ridsa. The weaker sex, -
like Captain seott's coon "ealas dowa."
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

soLp Our 10 THx DSMaeRAxs.~-R 10
rspogtsd u cansas, that GoysraaF sAM
MKpAEY has purchased the Lswrsnes
HsrsE& Of Frssdsm, and thas heDeseexsh Il
wiII be 4 DszseerasAe pRpag.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

- A shosmakeE was taken up for big
amy which wife, asked > bystanasr,
''wiH be be obliged to taks?" Browm,
aIw&ysraady aE joke, Esplisa, she is q
eobbisE GAa eg course muse stick TO his
lR@s -
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

"a oas tAeaashd people we're billed 0a
thsraiiroads in this country last ysas. In
ali Europe, sams tina, the whole aambsE
Of deaths does not exceed 1901 e..
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25
II BlEI.E.
wgnHRsDAxsJA sJANuARx i. 1850.

W1KIss reading sAat yeung lazy ue
KdgeAsId. having large eireufatica Zoe
eEiDcilnsl went 10 fancy ball ~ @zhs
Essnsag Nsws, = says 'swe shoaid hike tn
mzaha@gih& 10 harts
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

How 70 KEEP PoLTcEMEE Our OF
TouR kGTCHEE.-~Hire a cook whoss
husband is polisamea. Hs will take goOd
care that no other policemen is admitted
to part&ks Of the good things OF your ss-
tahLishmeat. .~~ PmmsA.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

- There are Ia the UaItad States fer
ty-sight Catholic ArehbashopB and Biah-
cps, two nikEed Abbots, and two hundred
and twsnty-thrss secular aad religious
veygaafa
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25
VIM. NJ. w0EsssAa,
ARCMREEC &c Bull DRA9,

s. coUMcIL nEugSs, IOWA.
Tnsnkfal tor past favors, osfsr my ser
wsssa to khe public. and win execute aIi ar.
dsrs with prsrApeusss and dispatch.
Orders soiiciled.
Sept. 8, 1883. IL
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25
Tas salY als kallrnaa Roasa
wmnM ~ ggagNpW Ta az YnTTv

Tha smlY &lE MaElTead mousa
PROM 81. JosEpH 70 81. louis,
Aad the East o. South.
- Passengers BIZ ths n. NJ. Il. 4. ar,
Saye 81 81. Isaals, Is hoara Ia adxAnes b
pssssngsFH via Haanlbal and Tia Ksokuk
paeksess makang elese ceaneeeioas with
sIi tAs aftsgnooa ksaina ag 81. Loala, axSIg-
Ing 81 Gineianasis indianapolis, LeaIssEIls
Lexinkton, New York, Eosson, rhIladsa.
phia, asa All points Rsss or soash. "a hears
QaIsksT than via HaanibaI and Ksokuk
paeksts, snd II hours quicker Than by aRy
cthsr rUuks,
To aysad dsl&ys Of KaYar navsgatiea
ba payEicuiar and pseearS your TisEsta st
tAa ". M. Il. n.
L. DC. ABBOTT, Passenger All.
Nsy ~, B9ms At 81 JoaepA.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

PHeif@ase9 @mM Px8ws ts&ax.
Ne. 80 Wlntsg ss., naa&ea, Mass.
NaE %. ao~iask.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25
Ballouas Dollar Magazine !

Ballou's Dollar Magazine
CRESCENT CIRCULATION, liz. 600 ii
Il should be known 10 svsry faHIIy In
tns United States, that far OME DaELAa,
cent TO cur address, frat class alsgaatlg
Illustrated and entsrelY original Magm-
Eiszs nay be lad fsF whoIs rear. II ID
beautifully printed % clean wEtta papsE,
with new type, and each nuKbsE contains
over one hundred psges Of reading matter
and Illustrations, mAkzag swsfvs AaRdrsa
pages q yaaE. sr two fRxgs Volumas kog
One Dollar, Postage sightasn ssnEs q
ysaE, p faE th4 sAsapesf Pablic&tioa In
60 o n E % oEEAm, "a
wMAT III VILE Do.
TswiIi procurs for yeu whais yasr,
BALLoUsS DOLLAR MAGAZINE,
- Thsss aFs sas hundred pages us
reading matE@E In saeA hambsr Of asBsalcuss
Dollar Magazine.p p
Slxkssn pages al kna and haauki-
fully priaksd lliastfaEions are gtvsn ii sacA
aausAes u the Magazaaa.
- Two pages Of Ensiy sgseasaag agig~
LnaI hunacEoas nfaatratiaAs also amhsl-
Iah each nunbsr.
ovsE kwelEs hundred pages saad~
ing nastaT per aanaa, Eeg tbs napFaciasa~
ted prtce OF one Dollar,
II b just zach wogk as any faith
sEs brothar OF friend weula inkxoaaes Co
the samiIy circle.
g Ia all respects Il is fresh and what
Il parports to be, the cheapest aagazsas
Tn the world.
e 1t is carefully edited By 1Gr. Bal
lou. who has several years sxpsEfsnea On
the Boston press. ~
- Devoted TO news, kaIas, pssnay sto~
stss Of the sea, discoveries, mlscsilansy,
wiz and wisdom.
- Eash aumbsF contains original ax-
tieiss from meTs thaR tweaty rsgRlaE eon-
tributoFw.
- Though Published bet four years,
it has reached the extraordinary eireala.
ton Of liz y00Q copies.
80 Any psTson sneIosiRg ons cellar 10
the proprietor, 90 below, shall reesiSs tAs
Magazine ens year.
- Six eeples oe Bslloa'a Dollar Msg-
axtna are esGf eas gear ess i've &malass.
New In shs tAxas b sahesgtha, 40 vsamma
aa@vea il imsk abeat 10 eemaameas
M. ~. AAT.LUu.
PahifaMeR and Rw8yxSs&ag,
Ne. 30 Wintsg g., Ramkea. Mmas.
NaE %. aNsyi@sk
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

Gen. CoMeNRO&T, ax- President Of Msx.
leo, ssd Gen. AaAaossA arrived IL Asw
York 10 the AEAhia. sg..-
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25
MISSISSIPPI AND MISSOURI
AND
CHICAGO AND R0EM ISLAND
=

-
R ALL r O a DSl
Theoaly through routs TO Chicago from
Dsa MeaMss, Cesmsn Biufs, and ali points
Ii Western and Central Iowa.
Two Passenger Trains leave Tawa City
and waaAlAgtsn, Daily, Sunday excepted,
FROM IOWA oTTY.
Mail, 5.35a N; arrivs at Chicago $40 p. m
Exp~ ATOP. ms arrive at Chieaxo 80 4. d
FROM VA SHINET0E.
Mall, 3 IS 4. n; arrive at Chicago 8. 10 p. m
Exp. Il 30 p. Rs arrive at Chicago 3. 20 IN
- The HsFaing train from Iowa City
aAd Washington is the only tram leaving
Eowa City In the morning that makes q
connection win the Throp Express Train
of Michigan Southern 4. b. s&ms&vening.
Passengers By any other route are oblIg-
ed se seFaaln u Shiaago until thsaexs HsoR+
ming. Passengers are specially requested
ta NOTE THE FACT that thfs is the
OAiy TAgszsA Rsats Sgm fsOa Cay 10 CAs-
esgS. The decided advantage Ii possesses
bg the connection Of the two Roads, at
tie Mississippi River, give 1t q preferences
to Chicago witAoak change Of ears, eros
SA44E AAS A4A@NASskFFA EA4sSI a. 1hs G{taE e
between Davenport and Rock Island, thus
dispansiax with the loss Of time, the az
noyanee And liability to loss Of Baggage,
Incidental ts ether IHes. -
CoaRections ars made at La salls, with
trains Of the Illinois Central Railroad, for
Danlsith, Galsna, Cairo, sk. Louis and In
teEmsdiats points,
At Chicago, with trains Of the Mlchi-
gan souEhsrn, Michigan CsntEAI and Fort
Wayne 4 Chicago Railroads.
- Through Tickets can BE procured
at WaahLngsoR and Iowa City, to Buffalo,
AIbasg, n. T., Boston, Pittsburgh, Phil
adeiphiA, BaItfnoFs, and ali the principal
points In the United States and Canad&s.
SHIPPERS OF LIVE STOCK.
VIII find this the nest dssirabls and sx-
palitious route from Iowa City to Chicago
and the EAagsTn market.
e. Sssek Trsias ran tkgs8gA In l45<
ksags, soitksxs Feyvi2se sT sAaRgs Of ears.
JOHN r. TRACY, Gsn. sup.
w, L, sT. joss, Gen. Ticket Agent.
jan ], 1859 iy
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cor RARTN EP. |.

Henry q. Ereaxieksua aaG WiisOn G.
Jaeksca hass Ehae Sag 8sgwsaA Osgart.
nsyshsp anAaT tasa aamas aMa a1ssa IL SFada
Tfeksoa q Jaxkwens fes klsS puEpsss as ear
FyiER Oa kaaa Uxv GGgas and Gfessgv hant.
psas ln ali asa bgameAsss and haEa 81 uksseA
ass@msiaa 20 ssasanaws. 10 msgiE d sAara ii
4he pablie natxamage.
FREDaEk9oN q JACKSON.
Jug ass La. 10
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

HoH. JoHs 7. Baowa, tbs young cea,
grsasmen from Ksntaeky, was married In
EliGabethtown, kY., on "Wednesday last.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

1853 1853
HANNIBAL 1 ST. JOSEPH i. b.
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS and
after ssRna T2, 1859, Passenger, Accom-
modAtion and Freight Trains leave and
arrive ut Haanfbsi and st. Joseph as fol-
: TINE TABLE.
7SssAs Leases "a. 1ssspA.
Passenger Egpresss ss.sgy90 a. Ms
Passsngeg Accommodation, -, I. 40 p. m.T
Rrsighks ..sssss- -. ..s.ss s...s.30 d. n +.
9swims Agvss& Ss 81. ysssA. -
EaaSanEgg EgpEaaa s.sss, E.ss.s 10. 20 u. IN.
PssssnSsa Aeeon@odasish, -. ia. 90 4. Vi.
KRelGhks ssssss ssssss ssasss 30 D. IN.
re Passenger Accommodation frgfa
win issgs q. Joseph On sanday syszasg,
Instead ee Saturday.
ulass eennsesiOss made by each Trails
With Mississippi beats and AL Eastern
Tickets soid 10 an principal places Ia
ths country. n
Tfss moss ampls provisions for taking
Stock with ears aad dispateh, aad at the
lowest rates.
Coaneekiona mada at 81 Joseph with
Packets ap and down the river, and with
stage llnea TO all parts Of Kansas,
J. Z. K HAYWARD, Gen. Sup.
r. =. G4AAr Gsns TieEsek Agsnk,
Jsgn Asax, Cen FrsIght Agsait, Ban
aihal, No,
D. CAasssrwa, Assistant saperiRssn-
daat wsssasM Dasisaoa.
j. 8. BAmSsws Gsn. Agt asg S. JssAph.
and uppar Mlss0nfi.
Jsiy = 1852. iy
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

Tns Chieage 1savaaE earns that word
bad sssa receives FROM Judge BEe&se, that
be declines the appaintmsat Of q. s. Mar
ahaIl for Ehak district.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25
Mgwag.

Ths eopzrsaaFship hsfstofpra axiseine
bstwsaa Hoaa D AEeClsilaAa, In shs DYms
bUsinasa aDa tas practices Of MAdicame. IA
sAEs day ksen dlssUised BIZ makuaI eanssnk
sxespatag tAs s@aA aes8sa. saa nsks
aeaus baasmwtn@ 10 o. ed azms
M M0MR
y Meks1s 1sgTsIsAwm.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

An Rsa@aa kanMaa& kMmmaaassm Amaahaa
a& % MazM D - - Ii HAas w@w ssa
e. sssA ~ eaa saA NJ t2sg go u
a@wp sRses CD Il ssRa I'D aammsaa aas aasA
* eiAa EaSasn asea8 s, =
M M0MM.
w. 81 Mnksa mggAMn
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25
CopARTM go ~,

WElgiam BaksE and samasa q. Evans
haya fhEs d&y feRmsa . sSpsxtnasmhip unaax
the aams and ssyle sf BsksT D KyaRs fer
tas psgpose eg carrying % the 6rsSse
Baaaassa In NIL its branches, and hope By
skJies akksnslan 60 hassAesa 60 merit SHARE
ef taa ayaas. BAKER 4 gvANH
Aug. Z, 1859. 4w
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

Aawsas assng miaaA b elasa sms kRsansag
b. tAs Isl sc Jsnaagy, t8ses - aiax easf
sasana ssseA &c Cacfhang At cuBT. AaI
asesaaas aamak b. sslsssa nnses@as be 90
hzss ssaa aay pszzam hagaaw GEaama asagaazss
% will pasaas pesssak sAsaR. Haaan- Eswsa
CSEMs Whsasy omsa, Rlsas sskea EeR knods
o. Id pay msaAA 81 aseaanss
MAK u WMxk.
n. A~-AM aognma8s 30 n8lA ~ Samnr
axy xags wsla ha paA6sa ii Shss kassaa a &
iaakaxzaM Asssss am& esst wsM sssxS6
kMaRaszn.
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

%0gM@A4 11QEENg E0w As
The Ianasrsignsd havsng rsesnkfy raefrsd
fraan kAs meFeaaAias kaaEmass, As@8 asavs
to oAsg bis services to Merchants aad Ra
sinsss Zen " af1 eaasses, as GaasraJ
Colaeeting ASsat- Hs proposes 70 give
his eatkrs atksptaea ia skas baainasss and
ais loag rssidepes, and extensive aszaain-
kanes ID ths WssE, win, Ne truska, snahls
him 10 gre saEAEs aakiHRasklon Co ali wiao
msy snpioy hLa-
Notes, Aeeoaaka and CLAIMS at all kiaAa.
nary be faFwaEasd Sa Ehs undsrsia hsd, by
mall, 81 ssAagwiass aa8 Rxassmka4aoa. ID.
aidAtioa - Colisekioa. Pgompk a1tsnsaaa
viii Be gives, and the avaIIs lmaadlasagv
rsmfkss2 Whaa u nag bseagae neeaaaaFy
sa pl&es elataa, In sud. gha hssE prsesaasaSss
al services viii De secured, ard the l&Ra1
gsSessdin@s urged Harvard ~ rapidlY a
pe&sfkae. nsaaafus eaalmn will b sekssad
aMd sseugaa % khs baas tssma aktaiashsa
aAd the title 10 Rsal Estate, whea takss
satheg ~ paymaas OF security caFsealEy La
ysstag@ks3.
Ths sadsEsignsa will, also Pay Tsxas In
all parts og Western iowa and Nshgaakm 4
and win alss 9ssi. PuEehass Of anvess Moh.
~ In Real Kssakas ~
LsstseH e faqairy via be prnmpsiy as-
emasdsA 10,