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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-22
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HHAs ?. q. FORBES.
CIVIL ENGINEER AND COUNTY sVRYEf0A
or SHELBY COUNTY, IOWA,
LAND AND GENERAL AGENT

Attends 10 The collection Of dests, the buying ass1
1s'.as Of ao1 the paying Of taxes in Iowa and Ne
U'A'A& 1T a4n-reatdsntS, investigates titles aad
'1A-'ATi abstracts Of the same, locates lad wsr-
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REFEnS 10 THE
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warren Coibarn, 81 Toledo,
l'asf smith, Esq, Philadelphia, Pa
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-22
4 DaIEIsTRATog's SALE or
Personal PROPERTY.

Notice 10 hereby given, thak saa undersixnsA
Administrator Of the Estate Of MasEsw NJ Hustar
and Anna Hutton, deceased late es PossswagssraIg
canaxy, Stats u Iowa, viii, on Saturday shs FfrsI
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-22

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jon PRErISo-MoRK NEW TYPE.-We
have recently added TO our JOB 0ass lsEgs lot Of
new Type Outs Borders, &C.. all - tAs eaa& suass-
~ and lStSat styles, and are new better preuar~
Cd than ever 10 execute every variety OF plain ana
fancy JOB Printing, asst, qxaek sma easzp. We
have the largest aud beat assortment Of SohhInx
material ia the Vest and can turn cat any kind Of
work that may be desired ou shsss ankire. 1873
Merchants and others having Printing 10 be dons,
are requested to Gail aud sxamina spScimsnn of
WORK and prisss. We guarantee satiafEctton In
every case.
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The above typs is all in good condition and eaps-
bic Of doing very fair wqTk wshavs, also, guam
uty Of sssond haH4 goBs Exo MATEAIAL which
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A PAIR OF REAL NOVELTIES
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lna--*TaE PAPER NECK YTE.'s 55E
Patent applied feTI
This 10 made entirely Of Paper, IN 100 differ sui
styles and la perfect imitation Of allks and othAs
EaeFtes. The price Is low tha& gentleman mas
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with e1tEaFaz1nce, CT ozs Tie can be worn 20
days il neeessaEY TO econamiss.
2d-IHE RKLIET HR it. .-. ...z
TPatsuted Jan. o. 1891
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feet Relief from all further sSoaAis Ii tying Bows
aa-THE LACE EDGE TIE
An exgalsiteiy beautiful Articae-~is has guly to
Be sean 10 De zAzaired -~ "a
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LIZ Aszcasnts can order goods Of aay WAnsesaas
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II MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS MIN are
limited TO sriaS il tAs4r work, and trY uh. We
guarantee eurEs satisfaction as 1t regards DEiees
And work.
II Cali and examine WORK and Prices.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-22

To PRrsTERs-TYPR ron SALR.-We have
hand and for sale the following aisss Of second
h&Ad tEpa, wa8ph VIII be Sold very 60 ap coz saxa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-22
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-19
Can the South Unite

The political troubles that beset us, natur- ally suggest two questions-what is the best plan to extrieate ourselves? and se- condly, can that plan be put in execution? It is we'll known that variety of theories have been offered to the country by the thousand and one would-be statesmen. who think it their peculiar province to in vent some new plan of political salvation. X special committee has been raised in Congress for the express purpose, amusing the country with the fan,iful variety of plots and counter-plots, which fertile i'm. aginations have been able to conceive.- This innocent pastime is about ended, and It now behooves us to look the matter full Tn the face-to meet the issue in earnest to grapple with the great questions before tho country like moral heroes and unfinch. ing patriots. It is not time for holiday politieans-it is not time for amusing the fancy CT sporting in the imaginative realms of invention. While theorists are speeulating, five States have acted and several more are preparing to follow in their wake. The memorable logic of facts
 "'loeism of stern events tran.
 bend us to
 " with
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-19
Meeting in Franklin County.

At large public meeting held at Charleston, Franklin county, Ark, on Sat urday, the 18th of December, lS60-on motion, James F. Purl was unanimo ously elected to preside, and Hiram 0. Spencer was unanimously ly chosen as secretary.
 The object of the meeting being briefly explained, that the meeting take into con sideraton the aspect of our federal relations induced by the result of the Presidential election. Thereafter, the following resolu- tions were reported by De Rosey Carroll, and unanimously adopted by the meeting without amendments:
 Resoloed That whereas, the election of Abra- ham Lincoln to the Presidency, has been obtained bv the votes of sectional and untriendy majoriies of the northern States whose acts for the last quar- ter of d century, have been hostile in character and purpose to the constitution of the Union nuli fying the same, and setting the decisions of the su, rene court at naught in order to destroy the property, rights and equality of fifteen States of the Union, and believing that unless the South stand forth firmly and unitediy to remonsirate against the violation of the bond of the Union, and to claim her ri ghts deIrly purchased under the constitution, she will very soon be made to know and fee the depth of the degredation to which she will be brought by government, which, by the constitution, bound to'cherish md protect her rights of property, as well as all other rights expressed or implied.
 Resolued tiIrtker That his excellency, the Gov ernor is requested to his best endeavors have A convention called to ascertain the sovere gu wishes of the people of the whole State, and inform the chief executives of other southern States as soon as practical of the action taken, and to urge upon the Convention assembled the importance of united action with the other Southern States to
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-19


 rr Our town has been completely filled Wi'h ,amb,ers and thieves during the past week, m con. sequence of horse race thatis to come OH ourliie next week near this place. A black leg oy 'le rane of Wilson was, night before last, taken up by the town constable on q charge oi having le Geyed one of our respectable citizens of ten uoi. lara. The prosecutors not being ready for trlai t was postponed until this morning at io o,ciock'- Wilson nails from the abolition city oi ehicaeo' Illinois, and is probably emissary ot that oiaeH hearted aboIitonist, Long John Wentworth: ne ha. made himself conspicuous of late, anc IS re, ported to have been seen with large quantities or counterfeit money There are others equally as suspicious who should be tarred ana iea'hereu anu roie on rail out of town. A decent man mas ho security for his pocke. book in walking the s'Ieet' after night. We would be glad to sec our lo"h entirely freed from such viIfianoas characters.
 The above is from the Prairie Democrat published at Brownsville.
 Our citizens had better be on their guard, for we understand that Wilson is now here and several more of his companions. On last Monday night Mir. Wards safe was blown open with powder. It luckily hap pened that there was no money in 1t. On Tuesday night man was attacked by tive ruffians and robbed of fifty dollars. Oul police should be increased and these vii Hans secured.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-19
SYLVANIA ACADE6IY PRAIRIE COUNTY, ARKANSAS.
 D. McFADGEN, Principal!
K. A. RICHMOND, Assistant.


 THE Second Session of the above Aca- Il demy will open on Monday, the 4th day of February next. The Principal 1ltters himself, that, having an experience of many years in the profession of teaching, he will be enabled co give satisfaction to the patrons of his school The Academy is located in healthy region of co untry. remote from all those localities of dissipation and vice, destructive to the morals of youth, and in the midst of community, combining all those virtues that compose good neghborhood. No pains will be spared by the teachers to advance the pupils entrusted to their charge Special attention will be directed to have them thoroughly to under stand the eementarr principles of all the branches of science taught in their school No pupil need apply for recepton who is unwilling to he either governed or instructed Pupils will be charged from the time of entrance. No deduction will be made except in cases of protracted illness. Tution in Elementary Branches, per ses- Htsher Etgilsh. ....... ......,......... b O0 Languages ani higher Mathematics. .... 20 co Board can be obtained at from S to $l0 per month.
 Ooklsnd Groes, Prairie Co.,, Ark.
 Jan l9, 1881. 4t
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-19
STATE OF ARKANSAS, }

STATE OF ARKANSAS,
 COUNTY OF MONTGOMERY. In the Montgomery Circuit Court, on chancery soe thereof, at the September term, A. D. l66U Francis A. Wheat, Complainant.)
 v5.
 Augustus W. Wheat, Mary G. b'H t0r 1ttis'
 Wheat, Defendants. hN this day came the said complainant,
 I by his solicitor, and files his bill of complaint aganst said defendants, together with an affidavit, that sald defendants residents of the State oi arkansas, and it further appearing to the court that the object of said bill is to obtain decree against saul defendants for title to the following tract ot land in the county of Montgomery, in the state ot Arkansas, and described upon the surveys ot the United States the west half of the south west quarter of section six, (6) in township two (2) south os the base line, in range twenty -two (22) west oi the fifth principal meridian. It is ordered oy the court. that notice be given said defendants of the pendency of this suit, by publication of this order in the True Democrat, a newspaper pub. I'shed in this State, notifying the defendants that unless they appear and plead, answer or demur to said blil of complaint on or before the third day of the next term Of this court at court to be holden at the court house in the town ot Mount Ia. in said county of Montgomery, on the first Monday n March next, A D. 1861, that all the charges, allegations and matters of fact set forth in sa bill oi complaint, will be taken as confessed by them, and decree entered accordingly; the said notice to be published by two weekly insertions in said newspaper, the last insel ton to be at least thirty days before the first day of the sad March term of this court.
 A true copy from the record.
 Attest;
 JAS. A. STALL. Clerk. Jan. l2, ls6l. 2t Cost of adv. SC 50.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-19
Searcy Female Institute, SEARCY, WHITE COUNTY, ARK.

THE TRUSTEES of this Institution Il have the pleasure of announcing that they have secured the services of Prof. IT COX, A. M., late Of LaGrange. Ga,, as Principal of the h. sttute. Prof Cox has had large xperence in teach. ing and in the management oi institutions of learn ing of the highest order He has, for the last seve. raj years, presided over the Southern Female Col. iege at laGrange, Ga., one of the most flourish. ing Colleges in the South--he is southern man 6y birth education and sentiment He comes to Searcy with view of establishing first class h. stltution for the education of young ladies, and brings with him the best of testimonials from the ooari Of trustees of the college which he leaves, and from the citizens of the place.
 The Institution will be furnished with suitable assistants and the proper facilities for every depart ment of instruction.
 searcy is high, dry healthy locality, easl accessible by steamboats or stages
 TUITION PER TERM OF FIVE MONTHS SIP 5o-$l6-$25 according to class of studies. Tuition in Music, $25-use of Piano, s. Board (including washing, lights and fuel) per month, $l0.
 Payment-one half in advance-ba' ance at the close of the term. The session will consist of ten months, divided into two terms of equal length The spring term will open 1uesday, I2ih ot Febru dry.
 For particulars apply to the principal or to the undersigned for circulars
 B. D. TURNER,
 President Board of Trustees. Wm. A. OLD, Sec'y.
 Jan. i2, lS6l 3t
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-19
Proclamation blythe, -Govarnor. State of Arkansas.

To THE SHERIFFs THE SEVERAL COUNTIES IN
 STATE--Greeting:
 " HEREAS, The General Assembly of W the State of Arkansas did on the 18th day of January, 1861, pass an act entitled "An act to provide for State C0nyelt,on," to be held in the capitol of said State, in the city of Little Rock, on the first Monday in March, l,Gi; And ,rltrsas, the provisions oI said act require general election to be held in said State for Delegates to said Con vention, on the 18th day of February, 1881.
 Therefore, l, HENRY M RECTOR, Governor of the State of Arkansas, do declare and make known that such election will be held in the respective counties of this State, on the said 18th day of Fe, bruary, 1861; that is to say, for convention or no convention, and also the election ot seventy.fve delegates to said convention of the State from the following ity.tour counties in the State, to-wit:
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-19
1pIroR TRUE DEMocRAr-

EDIToR TRUE DEMocRAr--
 Dear Sir: request you to state in your report of the proceedings of the Senate of January l6th, that on the final passage of the bill appropriating one hundred thou, sand dollars out of the state treasury for the purchase of arms, etc. there were only two who voted in the negative, and they were myself and Mr. Askew, the senator from Union. The reason why I voted against the bill was because the amendment of the senator from Union had been voted down, which proposed that the money should not be appropriated until after the ratification of the proceedings the conven- tion by the people.
 Your ob't serv't,
 NJ. DOUGLAS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-19
Mass Meeting in Hot Spring County

Pursunant to previous notice, the cti- zens of Hot Spring county, without regard to former party issues, met in mass meeting in the town of Rockport, on Saturday. the l2th inst, for the purpose of taking into consideration our federal relations in reo,rl to the paramount issues of this period: and on motion of Col. A. R. Burk. Ool l. A.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-19

Join together to maintain our equality and consti. tutiona rights in the Union if possible; fhat anq ns' to Join and stand by our southern sisters, and let their course be ours, to maintain unblemished the equality and the heritage bequeathed for our. selves and our poserty, by our revolutionary sires ln the Union five can, out of 1t # ,1e must
 JAMES P. PURL, Chsirrnan. H. O. SPENCER Serrefaru
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-19

GE fla person were to fire at the House of Representatives who would he be most likely to hit?
 AnssOsr. The speaker, because hewould fire at ths Bunch.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-19
Selling oa at Cost.

E0R the next thirty days Twill sell fro, E my well assorted aid extensive stock ee D, Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, etl at cost for cash. Tam induced to do this from the fact that mol
 is scarce, and consequently hard times.
 Jan l9, 1861. 1t JAMES A. ASHFORD.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-19

Es- Since Sunday morning we have had almost incessant rain. The river is now rising, and it certainly will be high enough for free navigation by morrow.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-19

WHEREAS, Serious alarm and apprehensions exist among the citizens of this State the western border of troubles likely to grow out of the unset ted condition of the affairs of the country; and whereas there are now on hand belonging to the St .te upwards of one thousand Minnie rifles and other arms-theresore be it
 Resolotd by the General Assembly of the State oi Arkansas, That the Governor be and he is he eby requested forthwith to arm such number of volun- teer companie. in Crawford, Sebastian and ali other counties bordering on the Indian line, not ceeding three in each county, as in his Judgment will be necessary to protect the lives and property of our citizens, and that such companies receiving such arms shall hold themselves ill readiness for actual service.
 Resolued (urtler, That the Governor be request ed to send said arms to the counties the border immediately, and that the expenses of the trans DO tation thereof shall be paid out of any money in the treasury not otherwise approprated and that the auditor shall draw his warrant upon the treasury for such amounts whenever certified by the Governor.
 Rtsolped turther, That the captains of the seve- rtl companies to be furnished with said arms shall ufon receiving the same, enter into bond to the Governor to be by him approved, in a sum suili- cient to ali cost Of arms and accoutrements, that the same shall be safely kept and delivered up to the State when required. DUVAL. ---Adapted- IanuarX 9th, 1861.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-19
NOTICE.

DUNAWAY from the undersigned, on
 N the 9th day of October, A. 1860, JOHN MCKENZIE, a bounden apprentice to the Tanning and Currying. (As we have not been able to learn the whereabouts of said boy, we take this method of forewarniDg any from karboring or in any way a sisting him. Said boy is about Is years of age
 5 feet, inches high, heavy set, stoop shoudered, has blue eyes, dark auburn hair, and (what would be called) bad countenance.
 JOHN HARRIS, VIM. D. HARRIS. P. S. As the guardian of John Mckenzie, all persons are hereby cautioned against giving him credit or in any way assisting him, as shall pay no debts contracted by him.
 Jan 19 It VIM. D. HAkR1S.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-19

The sherffs of the respective counties are hereby required to cause said election to be held accord. ing to law-said act of the General Assembly being herewith published.
 In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand and caused the seal of the State of Ar. IL, g.. kansas to be affixed at Little Rock, on the 10th day of January, A. D. 1861.
 HENRY NJ, RECTOR By the Governor:
 JOHN l. SHERMAN, Secretary of State
 By o. R. WEAVER, Dep. Sec. of State I'm L lS6l. 2t
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-19
HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Lit1e Rock, Jan. 16. 1861.

Messrs. EDlroRs-In the report of the proceedings of the House in reference to the accompanying resolution you state that apprehension exists in the minds of the citi- of the western counties of depreda- tions by the Indians.
 This is mistake and does injustice to the Indians on our frontier---the argesme- jority of them are orderly and honest, and strongly sympathise with their southern brethren. The apprehensions which exist in the west are produced by threats of raids from Montgomery and his hell-hounds, and the arming of the volunteer companies is to protect our homes and families from their inroads. You will please publish the resolution. Respectfully,
 BEN. T. DUVAL.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-19
Blacksmithing and Wagon Making.

Blacksmithing and Wagon Making. HAVING PURCHASED THE ~e | Il the Tools and fixtures of C. Brum. fLG back, am now prepared to do all kinds of A~2& Blacksmthng and Wagon work the shortest notice and most reasonable terms.
 sE- Regular customers will please settle their accounts once every three months FREDERICK KLINE.
 Little Rock, Jsn. 7th, 1861.
 Thankful for past patronage 80 literally bestowed on me for two years, I take pleasure in recom- mendng my successor, Mir. Kline, to my old toners and the public generally. c. BRUMBACK. | Jan. 7th, 1861.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-19

IR- We omitted to notice bill to pre- vent trespassing on school lands, offered by Mir. Messck on Saturday last, and passed
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-19
T E IL o H S.HONHHd On the European Plan,
 CITY OF NEW YORK.
Single Rooms, 50 GENTS per day.

| City Hall Square, cor. of Frankfort Street, Opposite City iIall.) Meals, aJ they may be ordered, ia the spacious Refectory. There is a Barber's Shop and Bath | Rooms attached to the Hotel.
 k. B.-Be,cars of Runners and Hoekmsn who | say are fI.l.
 R. FRENCH Proprietor. | Jan. l2. 1861. 1y
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-19
NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS. LUST received and for sale by w. l.. rp ANDERSON, Ladies', Misses and Chil. drens Kld and Lasting Boots. Jan l2
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-19

NOTHING NEW UNDER THE SuN.-More than one thousand years ago the Chinese built suspension bridges of mole than two hundred feet in span.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-19
From Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 15.--The military expenditures thus far amount to sl ,4O0,- 000
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-19
N o T I c E
TELEGRAPHIc DISPATCHES

A NNOUNCE that the undersigned have "A put in operation an "A No. l 30 inch Straub's Latest Improved Corn Mill,' immediately adia- cent to their Foundry and Machine Shop, where they are prepared to do any amount of grinding on the shortest notice.
 DRAKE X BYRD. Linlc Enck IAn. 5 l96l n a.-.-z-4E---=-