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McLean,s Cordial.

As may by seen, we insert this voek the advertisement
Of heLssn's Cordial, etc.
It's very well known We are not particularly favor
s6ls 70 patent msdieinss, and, as a general thing, ssehsv
the whole OF them with but little ceremony, and with
these sentiments We declined inserting his advertise
ment until we knew what were The ingredients Of the
medicine, andhs compounded. This we have lea. ned,
and believing, as We do, hat that the ingredients are
good, and the compound judieiously made, We recon-
mend It as 5 mixture worthy Of pablo eonhdsdes.
The above is from the 81. Louis Christian Advocate,
edited BY the renowned Rev. DR.. .hcAnally, which
peaks volumes in favor Of heLsAn's Cordial, We say
70 ali, try it. See tAs Advertisement in another col
u-,n -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-28

A Viz BUsEEss.-A thing in coat and
pants, who called himself a man, and said his
name was John O'Nsil, was arrested ysster-
day while Offering filthy books and obscene
pictures for sale at the whNf-bOats, He com
planned bitterly Of his arrest, alleging that be
bad for seven years been selling such things on
the river at various places, and had never been
arrested before.
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DR.. J. H. McLean's Volcanic Oil
LfnimeRf,
THE BEST ExTEREAL IN Z WORLD. FOR

Thsusandr Of human beings have been saved a life OF
dscrepituds and misery By the use Of tbs invaluable
Liniment. Il viii relieve pain almost Instantaneousiy,
and IL wfH cleanse, purify sud heal the foulest sore In
an incredible short time. hcLean's Vocaule Oh Lin
iueut will relieve the most inveteraie cases OF Rheu-
matism. Govt or Neuralgia. For Paralysis. Contracted
Muscles. Shines or weakness in the Joints. Muscles
or Lfgamenh, il will never fail Two applications viii
cure Sore Threat, Headache sr Earacho. For Burns or
sralds. or any Pain, IL IL an infalublc remedy. Try L..
ard you viii and II an Indispensable remedy. Keep
alEays o. hand.
Planters Farmers, or auT one having char-e OF
horses. will save money BY using McLean's Volcanic OIL
Linimant. It is q speedy Ard infsliole cure FOR Calls.
Sprains, Chafas, Swelling, Lameuess, Sweeney Sores,
wounds, scratchss, OF any external disease. Try IT,.
and you viii be convinced.
D3. J. q. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
st. Louis, Missouri.
For sale IN Eemphis By A. g. MANSFIELD a COZ
also By 8. Y. JONES 4 CO., and YARD b EoCLEL-
LAND. tE22-daWis
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Arrival of the Steamship Arizona.
NEW o~ELEANs, February 27.-Ths steamship Ari-
zoHa, from BraIos on the 18th inst, arrived at this port
to-day. She brings .sII6, O0O.in specie. News unim-
portant.
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ny rirtus e . Deed o. Tru1f szecutsd f. mt By L. 6
O Wlwr 40 ausan = EFus, q the Ifsh GAY q April,
$50 ~ = reassd n - omrs q ne ProbaFs Clsrk Of
fhe O1nir 81 T7pzh. md State q Mississippi for he
parraas 81 rscurirE certain aabs fhsrein named ] VIII
fhr las 4. q. Eiv1s, sell 70 the hirheu kid1er FOR easts
fha foIiorinr fracs o. pErctit Of laad, to-Wlt: The
rrrrfar session 81 lzrf wen whif The late l. O. AlJce
IirrL and npon Wtlsh his steam hrNum was situated
- fa rms 81 ne erfcuuon Of said deed and also
nu-ttr uart knasn 20 hat part Of GsurEs Roses tract
49, - 80 npsrt y rs son, AIbert Rose, being one
hrrHrsf and fweuEF-fl1 acres - Of thH west side Of
rpeurn tweurF-El1. and fsrtT acres 90 o. he north-east
1900 a aesilos evenly. al On tovnfhip one and range
- era a. ue basss meridian Of ChickaLSw session.
- utls j. bslrTtd b. be und@abtsd, but I VIII con
-sr ~1lT arrh utse Is has been Invested IN ne a. trustee
49, A. Z. ~EKTEoLDs, Trustee.
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~ Over excitement, and the mental care
and anxiety incident To elo-s attentisn to business sr
Etudy. are among the numerous osuses Of y srv0us Head
ache The disordared state OF mind and body incident
% this distressing complaint Is = fatal blow 10 al ensrU
and ambition. Sufferers BY this disorder ean always
obtaia speedy relief from these distressing stacks By
using one Of the Cephale Pills WhensFer the symptoms
appear. II quistg the 0vsrtasked brain, and sOothes the
strained asd jarring nerves, and relaKes the tension o.
the stomach, which always accompanies and sggravAtes
Gs disordercd condition Of the brain.
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ITueb GAAos
- md security a. required p
~ y virtue e power Fssisa rrRsDlY
f-1.tse. 81 ths krosds, 90 Unien tarrs o. IN and u
: n seu IL public sale 70 ne h1s ssisv
= - -. ! certain 10 o. Lars yn ,stios-
- /. fead ffcn IN. p A
..s ii 800 oeraain defenee paywen Rsr1-
me $500 roorfy. IN Book ~, PAGE.
- Sssr.r rsssmpuon IS waived 5sisIsp -r-.tee.
49,, u. g. cATCE q son, AueAoneen-
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TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAVED
Hr. spaIdiag has iold two millions Of bottles Of his eel
sbrated Prepared Glue, and Il Is estimated that each
bottle saver at least ten dollars worth OF broken furni-
ture, thus waking an aggregate Of twenty millions Of
dollars reclaimed from total loss b. this valuable iuvsB-
ton. Having made his Glue a household word, he now
proposes to do the world still grsster service By cnring
all the aching heads with his Cephalic Pills, and IL they
aFs aa good a. his Glue, hradaches will soon vanish
away like snow In July.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-28

err oTTcEs.-We have, on " or three
occasions, called attention TO the announcement,
out-ofthe-way Offices in which the elty's bRsl-
ness is lone. We see, with pleasure, that at
the last meeting council determined to move
their OWE room and the city Offices to the
building now going up on the northeast corner
Of Madison and Second streets. The location
is excellent, and W. presume. the fooms will
answer for the five OF six years for which they
are rented at the end Of that timel the city
viii probsbIy build a city ball.
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rnu nrInnnn mnrtne nnriater.

NV G~ALEAEs, February 27.-Ths following oessn
vessels arrived At This port to-day ships Old England
and Magnolia from Liverpool Joseph Holmes from
Hsvrs, and steamship Arisona from the Brssos.
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River Intelligence.
LoUTSvILLE, Februsry 27.-The Ohio river al this
point is falling, with eight feet sr inches water IN the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-28

HOllOway's Pil1s and Ointment.
PL~EsRIsT.-Bs You wish to ourtail your mssical ez-
pensss and retain Sound health Use these nsdieines-
they are adapted to every diSease-for all lnnammstory
affections Of the chest, As pleHrisy, asthma, bronchitis,
coughs, colds, sie, Ths s~anatiVs properties Ct the oint-
msnt have never been questioned By all whs have used
1.-THE Pills materially expedite the operation Of the
Ointment.
Sold BY andrussIss, at2se, sae, and 81 per boz.
fe27-dtwawIW
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-28

MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
Passenger rain lssves Ferry Landing eaily (sun-
days excepted stes0 4 A. Arrives att Pm. Coz,
neo1 Al Madison wiz arkansas htsse company sne
krancisso, California Hot SPRINGS Weshlnstou5 AIkAe-
sNs; OarkgviIe. Texas, and all principal points N
ArkSnsss AID Texas. Tickets for sale BY L. s Anowi-
ton, sole agent for this line. Union Ticket Omosl Cay
60 House ResdinF Room.
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New Memphis Jail.
Time Extended for the Letting
of the same.


PROPOSALS VII be received b. the undersigned
i coumissioners, appointed by the County Court Of
shelby county, At the emce sf the architect, James B.
coof. Rso.. Of the city Of Memphis, until - O'clock, on
THURsD1Y, the 2sth Day Of March, 1881, for building a
jail on ne north west corner Of ChieEasaW and Auction
streets, in the city Of Memphis, according to plans and
specihcstions on ale in his once.
Contractors viii be rsquirrd 10 give a bond for doodle
the srount Ct the contracts, with two approved sareti' 3
tor the faithful performance Of ths came.
me commissioners Tsserve she right to reject any
tender not entirely satisfactory 70 them.
on the ceTdhoate and estimate OF the architect, pay
ment " n be made monthly In tbe b0nas Of Shelby
county, runniRg one and two years, and bearing six Per
cent. Interest, retaining one-thlrd Of the monthly esti-
naate until the nnkl compisti0n OF the work.
All further Information or explanation will be given
on application In person. or BY letter TO the architect. At
his once, Garner Of Main and Madison streets, hsmphis,
Tennelset- J.. ". A. PETIT,
A. q. MONTGOMERY,
J. s. ~DICKERSOE,
". n. WALKER,
J.. H. Go0DLEF,
a N~,-HuHnrnnm
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LEEcHEs-FREsH LEEcHEs-

Always on hand BY VS.. C. WEEsER, Copper
sud Leeeher, No. = hsin street. between Nsskss ssd
Winassior, Memphis. ..16s-s
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Coed Geek, Washer and IrOner, for
Sale,
TETRe hsr a woman shout % years old, With a child
w aor I years old for sale low. Also, a woman Of
ahout the same age. PAssAble cook, good washer and
ironer and good seamstress; 4 man about thirty 70
thirty-hve years; a very superior hand. Also, a man
abOnt the same age, not % good. All will be sold cheap.
wi & WELD,
deI2 2al Main Etrest. M atira.
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wrTH have removed fram oc- &c seeo.t
W rou. y ne ~JqFFERSOA hDoc - vi
- -e.en~e u waiting on or .uen1. = -
1910 STATION heDA1lEL-
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To the Aged.

WE would impress on them the aetuai necessity q some
restorative or gentle stimulant, ana We could not con-
csive Of anything better for that purpose than that veil
known tonic, the unrivsied HIGHLAND BITTBRs.
Premature decay, Whsthsr The result Of intense appli-
cation to bssiness, free living, or any other exhaustive
cause, may be checked, and the physical and mental en-
srEies restored 10 their original vigOr, by = psrsevsrins
nse Of this upequAlsd restorative. The stopping frame
may be strAightsnee, the trembling nerves quoted. and
ths whole muscular system brheea by this powerful
sgsnt. It seems not only to parEs The internal organs
Of ali Impurities, but to infuss into every hSrs q new
principle Of vitality. Let not the sick say that their
constitutions are broken down. until they have sstsd
ahs rsnovating properties Of this wonderful restorative.
sod BY
s. KANsRIELD & 90. wholsals prrEEiss.
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"a DE- 3. S. sTRoTHEk
Q - his osnos to lhs ues irou euhains :.
IL -s-ecL. between gefersen nhe
r~e4 alrafion, AcDsViti Co., fsfsaw
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Hain street, BrinkIey -. =,
n ns placs y by 49, - ~ HFPEAL's valua-
As-tirae rSass 70 enuraerste 2 th9as. ~hSt
ne .-fi.Ssr - col.ent ourselves y II
oH - ne fu III Houfe furnltni-e
- oe 20 - sissshsrs, and We VIII moi % IN
ssTssls q EaysAins- NeEhHkN a LES.
Hurr
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gofaI Mlattsrs.
Omce--UnIOn Street, Cor. Front Alley,
%TRAYELERs, GUTDE.
MEMPHIs Ann OHIO RAILROAD.

AEnIvE.
and Past Kxpres..-...kso P M.""ss9 A. n
ommodatln. A. M.......AN 2. -.
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Rsf0-a f9Fi1T The shstersd and dis Ts--4-I.--
DOloAe AAAA5 eased system, purify-Alttf ldhlhs-
ing and s~nrichlnE the blook-rsst1rinz The sick, suffer
ing invalid to HEALTH n STRENGTH. There Is
ne mistake about il.
It viii cure Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Diarrhes.
Dyssntsry, Uehdsche, Depression OF Spirits. Fever and
Agus, Inward Fever, Bad Breath, Tor any disease 0f ne
Liver. stomach or Bowels.
p Gentlemen, DO you wish to be healthy, strong
and viEnroas2
p Ladies, Do you want the bloom OF health 20 mount
TO yo1r cheeks agaia2 Then 20 At once and get BcLean'a
srengthsnng Cordial and Blood Puridsr- Delay rot q
cure any disease Of the Kidr sys, womb or Bladder
Painting. Distracted Meugtraution, Falling OF the
womb, Rerrenne-s, o. any disease arising from chronic
OF nervous debility, 1t Is IN infauibls remedy.
For Children.
Do you want your delicate, sickly, Puny children 10 Be
healthy, strsng and robust q-thsn give them McLean'5
Strengthening C0rdial tsee the directions on each BOT
tel II IL delicious to take.
one tablespoonful taken every morning fasting. is q
sure preventive against ChiIs and Fever, Yellow Fever
Cholera, or any prevailing disease.
-OAurI0N-ReVare Of druggists or dealers wha maT
which lay can buy cheap, By saying it Is Just a. 7sd-
there are even men base enoash TO steal part or ny
name 70 dub their vile d-eoociionE- Avoid such iufa-
nous pirates and their v~ilainous compounds. Asa fer
Dr.. J. Il EcLe1ns sTengtheHinE CoIdal and Blood
Puridsr. Take nothing else. It Is The only remedy
that vii purity Che blood thoroughlV, and 81 The sane
time strengthen and inVigorate the whole organization
It II pat up in large btlss-s1 per bottle, or sz bo.-
DR. J. Il. MCLEAN. Sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine Streets ST. Louis No.
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DR.. BILLINGS CARMIKATIVE

HsA been before the public for the last ten years, and
each Eueceedlng year adds testimony 70 its sncacy-
Frsm . local demand Of q few gross, Dc has now reached
every quarter or the globe, and It requires the creates
eHertisns On the part Of the pFopriet0rs 10 supply the
extraordinary consumption Of this preparation.
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CRY ELECTION.

The municipal election Of this city take.
place on the second Monday IN March, q,
which time the electors Of Council Bluff.
will be required to choose q Mayor, Re-
cordsr, Treasurer, Marshal, Assessor, and
one Alderman from each Ward except The
Fourth, which will be required to cleo:
two, on account Of the vacancy oceasionsd
by the resignation Of Mr.. COCHRAN. As i,
is only abou. six week. until election day.
it is time that the citizens were beginning to
give TO the matter some attention. and de.
eide, in their minds, upon tho men bes.
qualified to administer the city goT.rnmen,
for the ensuing twelve months. So far a.
we are informed no candidates have ye,
been announced; several persons have been
spoken Of for the Office Of Marshal. but We
have 5e. heard no names mentioned in con-
necsion with the Offices Of Mayor, Recorder,
o, Aldermen. We hope the "pasriss" will
no: be backward, but step forward and sig
nifty their willingness to serve their country
in these perilous times, TO the mount Of a
Marshalship, or "sIch ike"
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HENRY CLAY DEAN

Rev. Henry Dean Who vas prosecuted bv
the Republican press Of Iowa, and who wa.
.nrown aside. as q pre-A5amise fossil, BIZ
bis brethren Hon. Henry Clay Dean who
Was so feliciiously oblirious about geo.
graphical boundaries, that be stun ped The
State Of Iowa 10 Central Missouri, and who
was assa=sinased by . malicious slung-shot
IN the hand Of an infuriaied Shareholder =
Rev. Chaplain Dean who was reported
"dead, buried and embalmed,. has risen in
the might OF resurrection hos thrown aside
the garments Of the sepulchre-ha. stepped
out from the place Of tombs in the majesty
Of re-a1akened life-has clutehed. with
convulsive grasp, bis onnipoten, qaill-h.s
summoned all the energies Of his profound
and unfathemed genius and, touched With
the inspiration Of his moneatcus theme, he
has addressed a letter to the Dubuous
Herald, demanding State Convention of
the Uncircumc:sed, and proiFsring, on his
own responsibility, to save the Union. The
Both Congress Of the United States has
nothing further to DO. Let il adjourn-leI
it subside-let it dissolve IN the presence Of
appalling dangers. It's mission is out.
Henry Clay Dean-she unwa.hed and the
apostolic-riH sare the coun.rg.-Des
naoines Register.
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PURIF Y THE BLOOD!
MOEEiT'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND PHGNlX
ElTIEES

The high and enyIed celebrity which these pre-
eminent Medicines have acquitted Ger their
efficacy IN all the diseases which they profess 10
has rendered the usual practice Of pUifug not only
unnecessary. but unworthy 81 them. They know
by their fruits; their good works testify for them,
and they thrive not by the faith OF the creduuus
IN ALL CASES OF Asthma, Acute and Chronic
Rhfumatisui. Affections OF Bladder and Kid
neys. Bilious feyrrS and Liver Comp!a ints.
In The south and west where these diseases prevail
they will be found Invaluable. Planters, Farmers,
and Others who once use the Medicines will never
afterwards be without them
Dyspcpsia.-No person with this distressing d
should delay using these medicines immediately -
Erup,ions OF the Skin. Erysipe las. Eiatulency y,
Fever and ACur. For this scourge Of the western
country, these medicines Will be found safe, speedy,
and certain remedy. Other medicines leave the
system subject to a return Of the disease-a by
these medicines Is pcrmanent-TRy THEM, De SAT-
IsFIEp, AND BE CURED.
Merrural Diseases. Never fails to eradicate
entirely all the Effects OF Mercury infinitely sooner
than the most powerful preparation of SarSsparilia
Night Swrais. Nervous Debility. Nervous
Complaints of all kinds. Organic Affections,
Paipita,ioH OF the Heart Painters Choic.
Piles The original proprietor Of these medicines
was cured OF Piles of 50 years ,tanding by tho use
OF these Life Medicines alone Worms Of all kinds,
eiactulliy expelled by the Medicines. Parents
will do well TO administer them whenever their
existence is suspected. Rcijct will be certain.
TIE LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BiTTERs
Purify tho blood and tins remove all diseases FROM
the system. sinEC trial VIII place the LIFE PILLS
and PHOENIX BlTTERS beyond the reach OF conpsti-
ton in thu estimation OF every patient.
Es-PrepaI eli and sold By
DR.. WILLIAM II MOTFAT.
335 Broddpry, cor Worth 81, Nerr York
For SALE By r GEESAMiN kCo.
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY

Th. February number Of thi. Test Of
American magazines il on our table, con-
tanning original article. By HoLxgs, LOWELL,
WHITTIER, and others. The pre.en. num-
Der specially commsnds itself to all readers
the article entitled "E PInribu. Unumr IL
a whole volume in itself. II you wan. to
be supplied, monthly, with the best Iitera.
.urs in the United States, and consequently,
the bsst in the world, subscribe for the
ATLANTIC. Terms SO per annum, or
twenty-five cents number. Address,
TfcKSoR & FIELDS, l35 Washington street,
Boston,
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.-ox MI ADHERENCE TO THE UNION IN
x-yGetrY and ~ ALL IFS PARTS,
NY FRIENDS, WITH Nj PATTY. WITH
a-,-g WITH NJ COUNTRY, OR WITHOUT
y -, Al THEf NAY DETERMINE; IN EVERY
- - WHETHER or PEACE OR or VA. ;
vrypY CONSEQUENCE or HONOR Oh
.oxog: or LIFE OF DEATH; ; ALTHOUGH
T.ysr THE ocC AsIOs, HAIL WITH CHEER
IL'.-yss 7gE DUTY Or LIFTING Up MT VOICE
&c ursrgAcTEp DEBATES, FOB Ny WHOLE
x1py AND rTs ISESTIaABLE UNION
.,,,,s Of ". II. Seward in ths U. S. Senate. on
a. ia tna
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MASONIC FESTIVAL.

The "guiewiVe," Of tho Benedickian,
A.! the "swesthearts" Of the (more or less
,,run,is, member, Of B!nE City Lodge of
Az A. NJ, have rendered "nll and
angular, tie members aforesaid" a fssti.
"a, at Masonic Hall, on Monday evening
t.I., Feb. ith. Those Interested will, Of
course, take due notice, and govern them
,.L,ss accorllnglY.
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~ II there has been as much snow or
!. Missouri and its tributaries, above here,
=, 4, thi. point, We may look out for big
,.,.r next Spring.
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~ The mos. agreeable method Of leav-
ing the United States whereby secession
NAV be sucessstu,'y accomplished without
rb,nion-is by sleigh ride from here to
Omaha. The river is frozen over as sohd
- cold weather can IRE zei and the sleigh
,pr On either si!o i, delightful, the distance
!. ,bou, four miles, and the road, all the
,a,, perfectly Lowell.
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uNtOS MEETING.

During the pas, week the several religious
s,,omin.,i,p. of the city have been hold
no, protrac,ed union meeting, having
,,.ach!ny every evening.
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EXECITOR,S NOTICE.

vI,HF undersigned has been appointed Executor Of
| the Estate Of J. u Beers, deceased. All persons
having claims against saii Estate requested 10
have them pro, aed and q ed wIththo County Judge OF
Potta~ attamie County, Iowa. L. BALDWIN,
Executor.
\. B-DurIng my absence from Council Bluffs, airy
person having any business 10 transact with nc as
Executor of said Estate, vii call upon S Clinton, Esq.
who Is authorized my Attorney ia settlement
of said Estate. &. BALDWIN.
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e~Ws are indebted 10 Hon. S. X.
,-,rrs. Hon. JAS. HAKLAs, and Hon. VIZ.
r.snsvzs for Congressional favors.
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sxuon. AUGUSTUS HALL, Chief Justice OF
x.bra.ka, died at his residence in Bellevue,
,s.erdsy.
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RE NO Al.

Jsnx A. L,rFERTY ha. removed from No.
|. Empire Block, t. No. ., James Block
tn. room formerly occupied by fExpalcK-
ss ( Jcs.ox where he IS now ready and
,|!ing TO furnish "all the world and the
r.t Of mank lnd," with anything and every
hing in the way Of Dry Goods and Groco.
res, as cheap a, can be purchased else
.br., ".hi. high up the Muddy"
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~ The Council Bluff. Female Seminary
.nsnced its FIRST session las, week.
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e.- The cast-irou columns Of the Capitol
=, Nebraska. which some time ago "seced-
-, from the building aud ie!! TO the ground,
,,v. been purchased by Mr.. Has DIE: and
s,.lsi to his Foundry in this City.
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Lumber.
FOR THE EAST !
e f s:ssyss T TsssrsII 1TssssS-V5

Extension OF the
Mississippi l. Missouri Railroad
O Z /, y TO NJ \ II +. \ - O.
On,y Line Running Directly Vast from
Central Iowa TO Chicago!
Fifty Miles Staging Sarsd-FUiy Miles
Further Vest J
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Nv. mag judge from tho enormous
qa,u,,tic. Of ice that daily pas, Up Broad
way, our citizens have determined that,
however hot tho weather may bs next Sum
msr, they viii DO prepared to ''Seep cooI.'
The amount Of ice pat up in the city, every
winter, during the last three or four years,
has been very large, but from present mp
pssfsncss wr think the amount housed tins
Winter will exceed that Of my previous
v.ar, hy about one half.
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Administrator's sale.

All prrsons indebted 70 the Estate a, I'm. ,.,a
D. j. Sullivan deceased, hereby notified tba. IN
immediate settlement demanded: ard inst uesii
genee 10 do within thirty dsys from the date be,e,s
will increase cost, the srpiey.isu<s NraT "a
WILL esei an sdjusimen If the seceased-s businese
pstet Il CSsscii siafs, tnis 2l,h day 81 Nov A. p,
ioso JO5E JosRs
JOHN BEEkRrr
lA0saasfrneeSv
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A srPEnIo1 LOT OF GLASS AND PUTT, Jrse
"A Ssna.s1 sod 30 ssIs By
W. DsA4GAOA