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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-05-09
Rcynoldsburg, Franklin Co. O Jan. 0, ,ss
Ypsilanti, Mich. b, Jan. a., 1861.


SIN: 4sI
Not long sin ce sent 10 you fora box of Cophaiio'
veness and received the same and they had so rood
az Gteet that '0as induced 70 send for more.
fIeu5o sond by return mail, Direct TO
a. r. WHEELER, Ypsilanii, Mich.
From the Eraminsf, TorJoik, "a.
Ccphallc Pills accomplish the object for which they
were made, via Cure ofheadache in ali It's forms.
From Tho Eraainsr, Norfolk, "a.
They have been tested in more than a thousand
eases, with entire success.
From tho DeWOerG;, 81. Cloud, Mian.
Ifyou are, or have been troubled with tho head
aehe send for box lCophallc Pis) so that you may
have them in case ofan attack.
FrOmthe adusrtiSer, Providence, R. r. tF
The Cc1hallc Pills are said to be remarkably ef-
iecliye remedy orthe headache, and one ofthe very
pest ior that very frequent complaint which has
been discovered. ...
FromM Wtstern Il. r. Gazette, chieagO, III.
We heartily endorsO:Mr. spalJing, andhis unrval!
FrOmthe KaraUha Valioy Star, KaMdrha, Va.
We are sure that persons suffering with the head.
ache, who try them, will ttck to them.
From tho Southern Path Finder, .Nep Orleans; La,
Try them! you that arc afflicted, and we are suro
that your testimony can DO added to the already
meroas list that has received benefits that other
From the 81. Louis Dsmoerat. ..1
ThCimmensc demand for tho article (Cephalic Pills.
is rapidly Increasing. p. - =
Fromthe Gazette, DausHP Ort, IOpa,,lgsf
Mr.. spalding would not connect his name with an
article he did not kHoU to possess real merit.
From the .adperfiser. propiSsue, n T.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-05-09

From the COMMERCIAL Bulletin, Boston, Mass.
Said to be very efieaclous for tho headache.
From the CONNER eidl, CiHeinRGti, 0Ais.
Suffering humanity can now be relieved. ...
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-05-09

TT, o. OPALDINO. ESQ.
wish for come cilcular or largr show bills, TO bring
toners. lfyou have anything Of the kind, phdaso
sent to me.
One of my customers, who is subject 10 severe Sick
attack in one hOur by your PiIis, which sent her.
Respectfully yours, I
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-05-09

is these Testimonials uRsoicited bp Mr. SPltn.
INO, they afford ERgHsstiORG6Ie proof OF tie ef.
fcacy cfthis truly scientific diseOvery.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-20
REVIEW OF THE
TIL t W UT I MT
BALTIMORE MARKETS

FOR THE WEEK ENDING APRIL 49,
- Olive Continue to quote Alc0ho nominal al
80 cts gallon for 95 per cent There is yery little in
curry for it, and we have heard sales whatever this
week. ~
ALE AND PoRTER-Tennent's Ale is selling at 81 u
Tor Xxx Scotch, and 81 IS per dozen for Pale India in
pnts and We quote Tennent's Brown Stout in pps at
81 60 per dozen.
BREADBread is in fair request at our former quota
tions VIZ cts for Navy cts. for Pilot and u cts
per ID for Water Crackers less the usual discount
ASHES.-Ashes quoted AZ New York ut S. 25d
55l for Pots, and S5.3 per 100 lbs for Pearl and
small sales are making here at tie same figures
BARK.-Quercitron Bark is dull and quite heavy
There are no sales making and quote to-day at sl5G
~ per ton, fob these figures being decline OF Il to
| per ton former quotations
| BEESWAH-We quote Beeswax This week at 50 as;
cts per h. for good Southern yellow hear of ne
sales of moment
BRlMSTONE.-There have been no sales of Brimston,
made this week. so far we have heard but crude Sicily
OF which there lots here is held generally at 81
per ton.
COFfEE.-There has been very little done in Cofret
TINS week but the market although quiet has through
out 1t heen very firm in Tone the holders exhibiting ne
disposition to sell unless at full rates. The sales EN-
brace lot of 400 bags Rio "Cavaer'' at l3a cts
and 700 to 500 bags do second hands at i4
for low grades, lSgl34 fair l3X cts for good
l31 il4 cts for prime Laguayra l4i5 cts and Java
at l9S cts. We note the import this week of 3 OCC
bags Rio per bark "Mondamn,' and 3255 bags d. pc,
park Cavalier and the stock ere is about - 900 bags
COTTON The demand this week is confined to the
midding to good mddling Upland Memphis at from
ia to l4T cents cash and six months The mark t
closes firm at last weeks quotations There was an ex
port this week of 973 bales of Cotton Bremen which
IS the largest shipment made single vessel from
this port We continue to quote
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Total Wheat Flour. ...15,S99 235
Meal
GRAIN. We have to note further falling of
IN the receipts of Grain this week, the offerings
e ehe Corn Exchange amounting in the aggregate to
10000 bushels which Is 90 600 bushels less
hs was received last week. The market has howeve
has h inactive, and the supply although ut
AVS pssa Jelly equal to the demand. The foreign
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-20
No quotations received for the second Board.

No quotations received FOR the second Board.
The New York Tribune, of this morning, SAYS:
The panic in the bonds the Border States continues
to be the feature of the mtrket They are pressed upon
the market without regard to price, the sellers apnaren
ly having orders to accept the first bid made The rf
sal OF the Governors of these States respond to The
call OF the President for troops has precpitated matters
and within two days fall of II Il per cent has taken
place in vrgnas, Is per cent in Tennessees and ner
cent IN Missours Nirginas sold low as As on Wed
nesday on rumor that act of secession had been
passed by the Convention. The decline was quite
among the railroads Central freely and sold
as low as *, sellers option The deliveries how
ever, were made to-day with great difficulty Erie fell
of to 81, against % yesterday. The Harlem issues we're
oil y per cent. Reading very heavy, al decline of
* per cent The fall in the Western shares was quite
marked Illinois Central touched 634, a decline Of 4
per cent. Gaena opened at 65, and sold down to G3 T.
Rock Island fell of to 42&. Burlington to G5 &c Al
the second Board there larger business than usual
bat the declining tendency continued as it hau at the
morning Board, without interruption.
Money continues abundant, and the offerings on call
are in advance of the wants of borrowers and the rate
may he quoted at 4G6 per Choice 60 day bills are
sought at per cent, good and fair bills al per cent
High grade 36 months Endorsed paper may quoted at
6d7 per cent, and commission house months accep-
tances from 81 to per cent. Single name paper is
irregular and is sold from 79 to y per for prime
to fair 1t is dfcn to find purchasers single name
paper.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-20

~ On and after January 20, Trains leave
m - gAIF ERr STATION AS FOLLOWS:
me Mail Train daily Except Sundays al 30 4 81
Tor md, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Kingston, Scranton
Blnghampt0n, Syracuse, 0swego, Toronto ouehsc and
Montreal and all parts OF Western New York and Canada
8Iso, for Pttsburs, Chicago, Cleveland Cnclrnati II
Ll R and an parts o. The West and Northwest
tor innlttshurg, Gsttyshurg, Lancaster. Lebanon Ret
hem Allentown: Easton, Reading, Pottsyi!Ie Carlisle
Cham6ersburs, Pa and HaEeySown. Nd.
minister. - " ''S'-
For New York city, with only change of cars and at
as low fare as by other routes. -"
travellers can by this uain to Detroit and Chicago via
Niagara Fails. at the by any other rouIg
Express Train daily Except Sundsy) p ~ for IL
points North and points the Western Maryland Rail.
road. " 1'''i''
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily at P NJ 70,
the West and Northwest - 'O'
Travellers from Vast ugtnn and the South by The GA
this read ' 'e 'ia''4S
For TICKETS and Information, apply at the TICKET
3FFiCE, calvert station " Z. ccrHcr OF Calvert ana
Franklin stress, Baltimore. ' ""t
,--,-,, ,,r,,,,,.- JAS. C. CLARKE Superintendent
49,, :. NV, ~ ASs CoElS:lIt etoriit jaS0tf
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE, April. 90. 1861.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

g 0 's nsYy so'as ssssei MS been taken up this
We quote to Bremen at 25s for Maryland tobacco SOS for
Virginia do and 25s for Kentucky do vs. "
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-20

EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN
DEMERARA-Br. brig GheSapeaks-1 200 bb!s. flour,
3l2 do corn meal 800 do bread 500 bushels corn
pran Ioo 90 oats 100 bbs pork 3l6 lbs. hams, 1880
do. lard 10 bbs lard OIL 16 GOO lbs candies steam fire
engine pkgs hose, dozen fire buckets IS boxes axes
do scales, 10 coils rope cases chairs 1000 slaves
horses boxes peaches, dozen cedar cocks 50 bags
feed. Is bales lay. cases nysLers I'm =.
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NnNbgr.
SHINGLES, LATHS AND

sHIN6Lt0, LAIH0 AND
We have on hand large assortment Of ITTN HEP t. ~
are selling at the Lowest cash prices Customers viii IL
apply at tle yard l32 LIGHT STREET n H i II a.
cornerot kUTAW AND GERMAN STREETS u "' '''e
oi2u BURNS x SLOAN
I UMBER, SLAVES, SHOCKS, &c 50 00o
Afs ADD 81 Ecmiock Fencing; $1,000 feet EemIocp
Ash berry and Poplar Flank ami OAK Cherry and pira
Sclln lo0UV White andred Oak Slaves aOGC Supa or
No!asses Shocke EJjD shaved hhd H0ons. o H1o - or
Hoqr b6 Hoops. Billsad to order -'O00O SHOCKS
u FsI sale by WIZ. S CROSS
sn26-o corner East Falls and Eastern A srro,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-20

=. HORACE GREELEY USED AS AN ILLUSTRATION IN
CoURr..ln the case of Sarah Locke, in the Su-
preme Court, New York, who wants to get posssu
sion OF her husband the counsel for the respondent
denied the right of the reator to traverse the re-
turn to the writ of hobcas corpus. 'Supposng,"
remark ed Judge Bernard, "Horace Greeley was re-
strained oil bis liberty and his wife took out writ
tneory 1t would be sufficient for any party who
chose to swear to falsehood to have the return
made final" EYES," responded the counsel.
nihus Horace Greeley would be restrained of his
liberty forever" remarked the Judge 'Amen v'
audibly responded bYstander.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-20

BOARD OF TRADE.
Committee Of Arbitration for month OF AprtL,
EDWARD JENKINS
WM. SPERRY, a. L WEBB.
W. Z. JOY. A GROW ERMAN In
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WAR SPIRIT IN VIRGNIA.-Accounts from the
country represent the war spirit in the interior of
virginia as most intense and enthusiastic The
whole population is in arms, and the only difficulty
is IN restraining them till the proper moment ar
TNes. never, even in the war of the revolution,
was there anything approaching the unanimitv and
the deep and determined character of the war spir
1t In Virginia. The general disposition is not to
s.aha on the defensive, but to make the enemy paw
al MS own fireside the cost of his erocitv Thero
are means of reaching the seaboard and interior
cues Oh the North and West of which they little
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-20

WILMINGTON MARKET, April lS-Turpentfne has
further decnedcts, and the market is very dull Sales
yesterday of go bbls at 10 for yellow dip and IS cts
hard and 1000 do at 81 so for yellow dip and Is cts
for hard-al per $50 lbs Spirits Turpentine-Sales yes
terday Of 30o obs- at "a cts for straight ard do
80 cts for New York bbs. This morning lCO do sold at
80 cts for the latter quality Tar-Saes yesterday
to day of $50 bbls at % per bb being decline of Is
cts.
ALEXANDRIA FISH MARKET, April l8-Shad, four
to five thousand up, selling at sS(Gl5 per hundred
Herring seventy five to hundred thousand up, with
sales at S6a7 per thousand
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-20

FRANCIS OF NAPLES LOOKING AT Times Coo11y
Les Nattondlites prints a conversation betreen
Francis H., late of Naples, and Carinal Barberni :
Rome % "Eminenza, how long do YOU ca,culats
on staying here yourself?" With Cardinal de
Hiecourt the ex-king was little more pointed.N
That parsonage abusing the Emperor Napoleon in
highy offensive terms, Francis III. said-"But for
him should have been much sooner driven ont of
Gaeta, and your Eminence but for him would not
be here to malign his Imperial Majesty"
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-20

The first gun was fred at Fort Snnto
~ Clay's birthday. The fort surrendo On Hen
Thomas Jeiferson's birthday. Yesterday wss &C., on
anniversary of the battle of Lexington. was the
The cotton manufactures in Manchester. N
have used up all their available stock, and ars
now forced to suspend. "
All the percussion cans used In the armx a.o
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PRICES AND SALES OF IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through WILLIAM FISHER * Son. Stock and Bill Brokers
No. - South street,
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o;,r e. DnMAND FOR FLAas.-A gentleman of this
S S VINO very anxious to raise the American
formed by manufacturer of ss es'eraay' was in
Piled that so great was the demand for them u. "a
one could not be made for him under ten d. .na'
1t mobs going about the streets were accust3mad
TO reason, this fact might induce them to moder
ate the ferocity of their demands.-N Y journal
of Commerce.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-20

RESPECT TO THE BRAvE.-We are Informed that
when Major Anderson and his command passed out
Of the harbor on their way to join the feet of the
United States, the Marion Artillery. comnanv
when, according to high military authority, con-
SS nd very materially to the reduction of Fort
eIian In testimony of their appreciation of his
9th an nn ae'ence formed the beach and stood
their nos;tinn neads until the Isabel had passed
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-20

Total S,622 3l2 1874 l43 527 6,576 1863, 4S9
WHEAT-S7S 02c bushels to Liverpool; 1900 bushels to
Kingston ia; 10 $50 bushels to Gloucester Fny o73
bushels to Amsterdam; 8, 1852 bushels to Dublin
RYE-750 bushels to Capetown, C. G. H.
RYE FLdUR.-l05 bbls. to Porto Rico.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-20

A NORFOLK PRIvATEER.-The Norfolk Arqus. of
Monday, grows earnest in its desire for prvateer.
Let us have it says, Norfolk privateer fitted out
at once to intercept the next steamer from Calfor
MA Tor New York. There are plenty of Norfolk
boys ready to ship. Wall street has promised to
lend its money to subugate US, and we see no rea-
son why we should not seize the next steamer
freighted with gold for its bankers
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-20

Mrs. Jane G. Swissbeim no, =,
rather, her husband has beenEhv 4,Vorcea-or,
Uour oause-Wilful and persistent da nasyvsna
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-20

MIRROR KEFLECToRS ON LoCoMurIvEs.-A loco
motive has been used a railroad in England
which has its weather-board made of plate glass,
forming screen; while projecting over the frame
OF the engine are arranged large adjustable mir
Tors set at proper angle. BY means of the re-
nectors, the engineer has view of the whole train
behind him, so that in of casualty to any of
the cars he can see it reflected ia the mirror of
the engine Some trial trips have been m ade with
this apparatus, and they are stated to have been
very satisfactory. These mirrors can be applied
at no great expense to every locomotive
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-20

MAJoR ANDERsoN's REsIGNATIoN.-A correspond
ent, so. A. ST." of the South CaroJnian, in report
ing the capture Of Fort Sumter, says:
A gentleman vino visited Fort Sumter, on Sun
day, by invitation from Gen. Beauregard, gives us
the following information which he received from
Capt. Foster and other officers
Major Anderson, Capt F.. says was placed un-
der peculiar circumstances, and has, no doubt.
been highly censured by the Southerners. He has
twice sent his resignation to Washington The
hrst was sent just before the Buchanan Admins
tration went out and the second after the Lincoln
Administration came n-neithe r of which received
any attention.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-20

All the percussion caps used in the army are
made at Bridesburg Arsenal, in Pennsylvania. and
100000 are onIhand now.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-20

The frequent high winds OF March caused the
teamsters of Waldo county, Maine, to add sails to
tnelr team sleds, and in some cases horses were
sc oSen making double quick time under the influence
sisds square sail which had been rugged upon the
pleus--a oecidedly novel method Of sIeighing.
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has o; ran from Mexico state that President Juarez
of Msr;c PERMISSION to the Protestants of the city
those cities emo Hn Matamoros, to open churches ia
their faith LOT religious services, according to
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IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE.
COASTWTSE

UUAO y.
LA.-Schr. FOuntain.-lo9 hhds sugar
bblS Iunln Ia 1,
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FINTER ARRANGEMENT.

~ NO. $500 TUX TIE
s@sSI y --cgsteg NORTH, WEST AND NORTHWEST
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-11

8 81
This evening Louisville IL full of an.
traceaAle rumors that the Federal CUR
boats being fred upon from Columbus,
bad responded by shplling aad barning
that town, bat no ratification Of this Inn.
Epfobabis story can be obtained tonight.
The New Orleans Crescent says: The
Military Board Of Mississippi has been
taaaered the sssyicss A vessels fully arm
ed and equipped, for the defence of the
Mississippi Sound, but toe oGer wss de-
clined. s@@.
Richmond dispatches for The Southern
press say President Davis has called Con-
ggess 70 convene for the aacond time.
Gen. Grant has telegraphei to the Ken
saeky Legislature that the Confederate
forces, 10 considerable number had iuvad-
ad Kentpsky, and ware occupying and for.
tifynig strong positians at Hickman and
Chalk Blalfs This afternoon be receiv-
cd q reply that his message, with one from
Gov. Harris Of Tennessee, TO Gov. Magof-
I'm, had boon referred to a special com.
mittee. Harris message says the troops
that landed at Hickman last Night, did 30
without my knowledge or consent, and |
am confident without the knowledge of the
President. photographed President Davis
requesting heir immediate withdrawal.
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T1oR THE EAsr-ExrKxsrox OF tug
L
MISSISSIPPI AND MISSOURI
L. WW -

.-s ~ OPEN TO MAREAGSa f-7 s~a
DAILY line rannlns directly Eass iEo Central leg
IA chfeago SO Miles Staging szre6-s1 Miles
Further west Most direct Foute TO Chicago
> and the gast il via The
rusf7AEoy h. ROCK ISLAND AND MISSISSIPPI
AND MISSOURI RAILROADS.
ONLY LINE fYoa Gsntrai Jews 20 GatsBgH unaef sac
n,z al spaasat me Nj &atssIppa AMI MassbpFl n d
- -, ,11ple tpd To Merenga and win saan be open
al fmEkher west. Des Molnes and Coanfil Bluffs
passsnuers will dnd Ills route the shortest, Quick
Est aoa Best avoiding ali d&lSys at the Mississippi
River Close connections are EENsds VITA the Yves"
pssaxagsr asd Express Tvasas issps Mersweo dali
h al / 20 p n sErfrias at CAseago as o'eaoek
tAe Hkxf EzorHlsg
Sleeping Cars are on all night trains Trans eoh~
acct al aleaga With tue ira Eas GU te $aiern lines
FACTS FOR STOCK SHIPPERS,
STOCK leaving MarsnGo 81 - P. Il arrives sT
Chicago at 90 the nsxt morning in tifas for the
sayty MARKETS aad Stock trains Of tns Eastern Fss
The whole tiaae ed At the Mississippi kiv-
~ does not eaessa twenty mahgtes, There IL 10
change Of cars, ne fsrriage or delay.
| Ths opening Of the n. n p. n. % AArengst
~ahIss parties driving stack frasu Des Moines and
other peints Ia Cenfral aaa WssksSn LeNa, lssfeEf
considered equally dis1ant fEaza the dIerunL Foaa,
e save three days driving AEd rom Ie 70 ~ hoaT
| on the cars over any eshrr Fesse.
stock wan be asiveRato any u tasaisisrsnt yAra'
at Chicaga.
Tss 4 > u. a. N. il psss beias szsassasa wsss q q
N4ysnSa aRd - fast ~ esmEsstea sssE fEaans Nll
he run ii kAe and of he Eses.
Esasy faeaasy Ton sha eoE anIsa shlpaasases Cat
~ Nssaahsx "a iow asvia ans sthsF Epusss sndA'
palns spafad e reader IL tbs aosf desirable rous
| TanoUoH TacgKrs to ali principal poiats in Ia
United States ard Cznsdas, By all routes, can b
ssscarsd - washlagt0S Isgs sssy ed Mssg7
w. l.. ST. JOHN ssal supt-
4 emf Freight and 81 c<sl Agxnt
January /, 1883.
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P0M W WASHINGTON.

Washington, Sept. 6th.-A gentleman
who returned here gt.a quarter past oae
o'clock 70 aay from Gsorg etaR Halghss
reports heavy and Continued firing be-
tween Ii and II Ak. Some Of these re-
ports appeared to be in the vicinity of
Muuson's Hill and others above the
chain bridge. Previous to the dring a
balloon was visible for an hour over Fort
Corsoran, and on il being lowered a
bright calcium iight was exhibited from
high point, the colors red, white, and
bI1s bsiag distinctly visible 81 . distance
little less than seven miles. Immediately
upon the light being extinguished the
fling commenced, The cause Of The fr-
ing Is not yet ascertained.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-11

FrRE.-0n Monday night, during q Sc
we're ThundsR ssazn, the building sslsAs
head Of Broadway, known as the "Oeean
Nave," was struck by lightning or some
other kind Of q Ere and was sooa hurnsd
70 the ground. No other property Vas in
jared. Some people suppose that the
building was set On FIRE, while others con"
tend that it took fire from spontaneous
combustion. Either Of which may b
true, or it may have taken Are from care
.lessuess, as we understand there were sew
sral frs-places in the building. -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-11
AGRICULTURAL BOARD

The Board of Directors Of the Potta-
wastaEaAe OOanty Agricultural Society, is
composed of the following members: For
Kane Township and the City Of Council
Bluffs, 0. F. Jones, J. B. Lewis. ". n.
Kinsman, E. Mcbride, s. Clinton and J.
Hammer; Crescent, Fl. A. Terry; Boom
az, Joseph Hall; York, L. J. Childs; Cen
ter, Joshaa Lighton (; knox, Josiah true ;
Grove, 4. J. FieIfs; Silver Greek, James
Putney; Macedonia, Luther Tuttle; Wal
nut, Mr.. Dean; James, SIR. Lyman,
Is is hoped shat each member Of the
Beard viii By his presence and assistance,
contribute to the success Of the Annual
Fair, on the 18th and 10th inst
asasE JOEL FUTILE, See'y,