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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-03-01
The Census Of 1860.

From the census returns Of the year 1860
just published, we are enabled to Justly
comprehend the relative growth and pros.
perity of the different States. The increase
of population throughout the greater part
of the country has been remarkable, but the
advance in the North, and especially in'the
Northwest, has been by far the most rapid.
The tables below exhibit the total popula-
ton Of the Union, in its separate sections:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-03-01
The Views Of a Statesman on the Crisis

81 have not maintained silence from any
want of real anxiety. 1t is good thing
there is no more than anxiety for there is
nothing going wrong. 1t is consoling
circumstance that when we look out there is
nothing that really hurts anybody. We en-
terrain different views upon political ques-
lions, but nobody IS suffering anything.
This is most consoling circumstance, and
from it we may conclude that all we want
is time, patience, and reliance on that
God that has never forsaken this people"
Mr.. Lincoln at Columbus, Ohio.
d" l came here to see you, and let you see
me, but 1 must confess that as regards the
ladies, 1 have the best Of the BARGAIN Mr.
Lincoln's copy righted Coax"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-03-01

WE CARE NOTHING about what mere party
temporary organizations may resolve upon
at this crisis-we ask not man where he has
been or what he has done-we only inquire
if now he be willing to do all that may be-
come a patriotic citizen to relieve bis coun.
try from the peril hanging over her, and if
he assents to the fact proclaimed by those
who have been warm party leaders, that "a
great many partizan interests are to be sup
pressed, and great many party platform
are to be s,oept as0oy, before the Union can be
saved?" For to this conviction must ma
jority Of the people come-upon this convic-
tion must they act-belore our land shall
know peace.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-03-01

VERY TRUE.-The old National Intelli-
gencer, at Washington, referring to some
captious objections to the CR1rTENDEN
Compromise, says:
All we have to say on this subject is to ex.
press the opinion that if some form of compro.
mise be not speedily proposed by the Republic
can leaders, the people will adopt the Critten.
may lie against it in political sense"
The trouble at present is that the Repub>
lican politicians and leaders are opposed to
the people having chance to express their
sentiments. Wherever and whenever the
opportunity presents itself, the people declare
overwhelmingly for compromise. "a
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-03-01

This is specimen " brick" In other
counties, where elections have been held, the
result has been the same: Democratic and
Union gains and Republican losses.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-03-01

The official majority Of the Hon. Henry
A. Wise for delegate to the Virginia State
Convention is IS over the Rev. Mr.. Bur-
roughs, q Methodist Episcopal preacher.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-03-01

Mrs. JULIA HowARD, q resident of Glas.
gov, Scotland, gave birth recently to pair
Of twins, in the sixty-seventh year Of her
age. What an irrepressible female.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-03-01
The Reaction.

The town elections in New York, show
the most astounding gains for the Democ.
racy. Large Republican majorities have
been reversed, and as large given to Demo.
cratic and Union candidates. In Steuben
county, for instance, Democratic Supervi-
soss have been elected in the following
towns, which last fall gave the Republican
;nafod. gig +".'ts - ~ 90 hi-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-03-01

aiorial Correspondence of the Pioneer and Democrat
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-29
.alsst By slsgraVs.
Rssm o. x@sss

III M&&MA 49, &k@&s&s
81. Louis, AAy 2lsr-Ths' EFsqipl
News laarns sAA sae zseagase N1et&&
was blown up hsAS 4IelsxA, AM $3.50
Idsy, and % lives we're loss. tbs ksnr
lucky was regular Memphis and Vicks-
Eburg mail paakets and it - aikay she WA
Iup ala riyer "a ths time of Ne accident.
[ The News publishes the following
agrssxasnt, which has bsen entered into
between Mai, Gen. PRiea and Gen. Hag-
Insy go sSY g. x e
hThs undersigned officers Of the q. D.
aoverAmsnt and of the gcvesnmans Of
1.-The State Of Missouri, for the ,pnxpose az
rsnoVing Misrepresentation and sllayihg
public excitement deem 10 proper 70 do
Iclazs publicly that they have this day had
pezsQaal iEseryiaR In tAis askx. In wht1h
IL Has ben matsaly aaassss66d, washed&
the ssHhlanee Of dissent on aifhaz part,
shas sach Of them has 10 other shaa
eomaAam object equally interesting aaa
important 10 every sisszez 81 AMissea<is
thas Of securing peace and good ordar 70
the people Of the ssasa In subordinakion
20 the laws 81 the General and State Goy-
esnmenss. IL being thus understood,
there seems no reason why every citigsn
should not eoniide In the proper oEiicars Of
tho asnaaAl add State Aossrnm@Es 10
restore qniss, and as the best nexn6 of
Offering no counter influences, we musai-
~ recommend to all persona to respect
cash others rights shasughouE sAs ss&ses
making no attempt 10 exevaase unnatuf-
allied powers, a. it 10 the determination
of the proper authorities to suppress all
ualawfn wuesgahgs whiah can only dis
taRb the public peace. Gen. Price haV-
ing by commission full suthoriky over the
militia OF the State Of Missouri, under
takes, with the sanction 81 die Aoysxnof
OF the State, already declared, to direct
the whole power Of the State officers TO
s t5s- ps u lPls IT, &C. sss
liely declares that his object being thus
assured, he can have no occasion, as he
has no wish to make military movements
which might otherwise gxsasa ageiaaaensi
and jealousies, which he most earnestly
desires TO avoid: We, the undersigned,
do heretofore mutually enjoin upon shs
people d the State 10 aaend tolthass ssv-
IL business, Of whatever sort 1t may be |
and it 10 10 pc hoped that the unquies ell
ementa which have threatened 30 ssxious-
II to disturb the public peace, may socn
subside, and be remembered only to be
deploFsd. lsignsd( D.. -.
= -.x5-.ul. STERLING PRICE, /
SEAt9sp AaAi. Can No. a. sas daartA i
VIZ. s. HARSxT, Brig. Gen. Coand'g.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-29

- - ~ %A4 FSF@FN
Fl MAa6ziaksuas My - Sa4xe Asass,
bsasas Ut dispatches, bad N intsrvasHs
with the prssidsna and Secretary Of War
to-day and tsndwed 10 than three sagi-
Wsass from Kansas. DO cooperate with
~ re- Asnss u CANE 81 Keokuk,
AAAa&k 4l4Ksia agRknen&s I'm camp at
Qainey, 10 protsss Unioa men Of north
ssn Missaari, zad 10 secure safe transit Of
ssorss and pxoRisions over tha Asnnihsi
= St. doe kaiiFuAa 10 shst Wsst.ss az
Orders havs been issasd BIZ ths War
Dsparsmens 20 Capt. Reno IL Lsavsr~
worth 10 supply tho Kansas .sximsuts
glss aEns I'D zaiiilssy equipnsnts; aud
also horses and equipments for regi-
iassas Of cavalry. This arrangement win
d onca furnish over ten shousand men
wsio win remain IN camp in shsir respee-
siys States ready 10 take possassioa of
sno Hannibal \. ss. Joe Railroad bsswesn
hes eelns., y soas n eny further dssE
81 Doe, and bis secession followers, 10
interrupt transportation through klis-
souTi.
PossmAsssg samasnsa Slsir prepared an
,rasr to-day daseoa1inuing the eransmis-
'ioH OF U. ,. mails In Virginia and other
'eceaed States, and annalliag all con-
Tnees for the same.
tennessee is excepted from the opera /
ion Of the order for the reason that the
asaae has not yssssssaeds
! aasenss exciBsazeat waa sre4tad hers by
ne assassination of Colonel Ellsworth.
selis are toiling, buildings are dressed In
zApss and aags are flying At half mast.
kliswoFsA seaS shos ia the back BY one
sekson, proprietor OF . hotel In Alex
ndria; jackson was immediately killed |
y Francis ID. RsswnaA af lssys n assnp
er Of Eilsworth's zouavas. Colonel |
Ellsworth 10 lying In ssAEe at the Navy |
ard. presidsnsL Lincoln, who waa warm |
sssnaAl friend % Ellsworth, Ia deeply |
ifsctsd BY his death.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-29
Yrsaz w asAia9ssa.

The 18th, Goth, the Fire Zoukves, and
Sherman's Battery, are undoubtedly the
regiments selected a. SO advance forns,
will proceed across ths Long Bridge INTO
Virginia, and establish their outposts on
Arlington flights from down the Potomac,
far enough 70 embrace the city Of Alex
sndria, which rightfully belongs to the
District of Columbia.
At Alexandria the Government will
take possession of the telegraph lines and
railroad communications extending tu
Richmond. - #&$& asa
In the direction Of HArpsr's Ferry, TO-
morrow's dawn will probably find the
Uniou Gag displayed from the spot where
the flag Of JEFF. Davis has been 3 ,&ting.
Runors are flying about here to the ef-
feet that thu Secretary Of State received
to-dsy dispatches from England, declar-
ing that il was no longer in the power sf
her Maisssyss aoysxAment % aoeepg sAs
proposition Of the Administration to rec
ogni1s the code Of the Congress Of Paris
Of 1858, denouncing prfvasesring ~
piracy.
A special dispatch 10 she Times, dated
Washington sd, says the army sets It's
face aoutherly TO night.
The Tth, 18th, 69th and Rhode Island
Brigade, will fold their tEnts to night,
and by to morrow morning will be on the
soil of Virginia. They will probably
tAke up ID sisqnasiass - ArIingson Highs
they win thfow Up massachusetts. Thsy
took provisions IN their knapsacks for o
four days campaign.
The Fire Zoaayas Eaovs 10 eight kiawn
the river five miles, TO point opposite
AlexAndria. They wsrs over joysd when
thsy received this glimpse Of q fghs. a
detachment Of the Tlss goes on the steam
or Mt. Vernon. Ihey win sail ct once
direct for Fl. nbnB0g saSsnppass @fass
forces there in case of movement on the
Gosport Navy Yard.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-29

FAIKBASEs' ScALEa,w~It il signi6aans
fact, which The public win appreciate,
that Whenever new asalss are pat upen
the Enarkes, Is Large nunbers haye been
from time 10 time, during the last thirty
years, it seems to be the frst and zcAis II
aim Of the makers to show that they are
the same IS Fairbanks or like them, or
are Improvements agon them. or have
taken premiums ovsf them, thus rseog-
mixing the latter 40 the standard for ex-
eelihnca, and showing the strong hold
they hasas apea ths pahaiGoaaaasnss4s u
10 wsll~kaewn fAes thaA while asss Of
these scales have, after saors az less VIA
passed mainly out of N, Fairbanks hsSe
gone steadily foEyard, increasing 10 pub
lie favor gear after year, and are now
much more generally used than all others,
not only in this country. bat wherever
American commerce has been carried. -
This could NOT be 80 if thsy we're NOT ali
that is claimed for them IN resp@s VI
their durability. - wAf Is convenfense
and vseumsyszs aaesg9 Tribune.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-29

Washington, Nay 24.-As was sup
posed would be the case, la&s ms8 niakM
several regiments, with the New Jersey
AMI Michigan brigade, Ellsworth ZoaaYes,
aud the District militia, crossed into
Virginia. The Virginia pickssa having
been previously driven IN BIZ The adyanas
ed asay one ba Etaie rekfnssns to0k fss
road leading to Fairfax Court House,
abous twenty miles from Washiagssa,
whiaa aneehar-she Jersey stopped as
the forks mile from the long bridge,
awsising orders. An advance into Vir-
ginia was also made from another paink.
naxasaly; At The uauuksfo& tns paasnsas
aqueauss at Georgetown. The Seyanesh
regiment was among tho troops, and af-
ter march Of several h0aEs s1rauied ~
poins between che bridge and Columbia
Spring, on the line Of tie Washington q
.AlszaaaSiA railroad Tke. Disagssss Of
Cclambia treops returned TO washington
this morning. From six 10 ten thousand
troops were sent over into into Virginia.
This morning firing was occasionally
hsArd by the driving In Of the picksts.
pa. M.--Ths New York Zouaves, l4Eh
and 18th, and the Jersey regiments, hold
Alexandria, while AgliagSan Haixha ass
occapled by several otkas fAxisn I'd ss Ths
entrance into AlaxaAdria wsg asssnasd ~
an evant which hss cast the deepest gloom
evas this community. Colonel ElIsworsh.
who had hauled do&a 80 Fsbef hsI fred
tia Marshall house, was soon after ahos
by concealed foe. His body was brought
- - Wagalegsss kagy EAsA
Accounss yrofn AIexandria are soxae.
what contradictory, bat there 10 no doabs
Of the fact that man named jackson
wise shos EalswoFsh, was INSTANTLY pat Il
dsash-sOne say By both bullet and bay,
| 80 shaFsaesal sssoss rsssAs, Alsr
aadFIa, the Virginia troops fred i then
| and fed.
wara intensely exciting ~ : 81 =
80 sssssIa Tags u the nsansia'
/ Is Seems 70 be tgus thai hoax of Raa
4 sgal ssoops haa szissnaed Id FAiFA gsnas
House, fe take possession 81 she 1uuskiol
| Of the Orange 4 Alexnxs5ria II xk 1883
Gap 3. e., with view of issarcepsin,
4 - sdssnseo6 Nirgiuia froops toward
Ainxandrsa from Richmond and oshe
posnEs. ss y
/ Nearly s.tfQ ssoops ksrivsd ii wash
birnt sg ehsasY ssyea9sn Te
u d reported thai i TIE virgini
| ssoops Fasirsd from AlsMansiTiMs osse =
l them was killed By ! rssnra shot fros
fhs Federal fosess. - - -
II ThsFs = = psospees of sapturlng u
] fusiaivsM wssf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-29

Washington, May 25.-There we're re-
pQgss qg agRkiag in the neighhorhood Of
Afssh gson aAdshts and Alaxandria, but
IL proves to BE- . mistake. =
The President while accompanying tho
remains Of Ellsworth to she cars. wa
informed BY q courier of stirring hossili-
tips % khs izgisia ssEiss4 Sem Msassalsi
was then similarly advised.
This wss the foundation of the nfIitary
movements here so-day. A sissss suuoke
wss ssen meanwhile On the line Of Axling
ton Heights and heavy cannonading heard
The latter however were funeral MINI d
Eguhs cad sAa ha<aag pFoh&isay ssssS cgss |,
Ehrss. Fhs nsSrs how AaFs hae Ser
ordered 10 hold themselves In readiness
TO "a arch at . moments notice.
Tue steamer Yaakss arrivea to-dsy
frSm Fortress Monroe. She brings a re-
port Lhaa Gen. Butlsr yesterday aansureGj
sewasfa Point with 1 foss oE n killed and
wounded. The enemy lost bss#esn 900
and 900 killed and wounded. Mani
prisoners were taken, perhaps 600,
On Thassaay svsha&e, sks sAsnay piek-
sted near the Fort, we're surprised md
400 taken prisoners
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-29

st. Louis, May 27th.--Another attempt
Was mads on Saturday to .asasssinaks As.
dee Q J. Msll agent Of hs Pacific R n.
while be was stopping at Sedadda. Hin
life was saved Sy friends.
Capt, Rlandpwsk al she 2ud regiment
Nc. voidnteefs, who wss wounded by 4
rThe ball at ths fight al Camp jackson,
on the 10th Of May, died on sasurias,
night from the effects OF ainpnfati5n..--
Capt. Bandowski, was q distinguishes
Rosash e4Aes aTa shs ksas swordslnsr in
me west; He VIII be buried to-day with
military houors.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-29

The Richmond Examinsy SAYS thas Gen.
Johnston, commander Of shs Utah Rxps-
dition has been ordered to the command
of tho kloafsasrssslpEsss as Haxp@;s Esgr
~; Also that Gen. Beaarsgard hAa haaa
ordered to Norfolk, and that JED. Davis
will b at Riehm ond on Monday naxt.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-29
Nor1cE 70 Sxrrz.snss-T ia yp ON &C., I. z Z

NoTIcS TO KrTzRKs-Tnsp ON Tfax.-
have the Agency fer making few satries Of land
sa tine, fQg aetLsE4v 90 reasonable terms ii sppi-
easzsA ia asas cry soea Those s$xhiaS to secure
tbs land necessary tOg their E&Ems viii do well TO
avail themselves of shis opgogsunity, By calling GA
me wFSheut delay. f'- L. W. BARB1TT
Council RlufFs, Iowa, Ahril ID, 1851
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-29

The weston Family gave All enter
tainnsnt last evening, II Rabbits Hal,
which gays sntigs satisfaction TO oil those
who were Ia attendance. The Hall was
crowded, and the performances unexeap-
tionahle.
They are efs route for California.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-29
7, |. WOODBURY.,
sUR sE Os DE n rHs n.
ones and Residence Nc, 1

COUNCIL EIIwFs, IOWA. -
d., Woodbury. having bseE Iseat1d
u his plaza tor The past khrss ysars{1k13
tsine 50 test tia 4nrsaaiitg ss kts /,
SaEh) would say " al persons FxveffEs hizn Naaz
iAstE saaa4eaes tAzs sAsg say ssag upon his n2nsS
sxsrtions 10 pexferm syefY erarsstca Il - peffs1
manner as possible.
COUNCIL REgyvs, Iowa, 0es. D, IT,
DI. 3. !, WeoapuxyThe fass ssst 81 aFtssEsal
teeth On Gold Plate, which you reeensls made NJ
ms 50 admirably Aaswm tha pnEposs ~ shtiy ssnr
AtrsEou, thas eAunsx Ssfrala ffgsA exex%geknx te
ysa my hish epina6a ~ yea as nsAtzst -
rates are 80 perfsessg saaPtsd W tbs nSa&A -
70 each eihsT thass WITH ths3r I'D t5tk 9p1ak ~
pa teeth. As work u Ar, - ~ t1zlhSAe4 -
!Se ohnaed 70 can be surpAtsW3. 8sweeH UenAe11
aAa aAsarea rae thss sstt e. Aft31ckAl 1eeeNss4
Soi Do made se es q aRy seFrfce ~ - 4uf3x48 ~
SSsnsnsn - FN@X W381E 81
sas~ai~assz 5sAs ssaSs8 ~ asf @ III
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BuaLs oggacE, 0oUxcIL RLuTvs,
:. 5sg.ss.s yss4 Is Nay %, tssi,
wHxAT-sprias, sSes8s esa y bash.
CoRS-Prtme ear. as@scc y buKa.
oATs~sa asnsaa u ssssss asw sasA, u G
PoTAToKs--Prims, Maaso cts y bush.
4 HAs-4gizss shy ssa Prairie - v soz.
Hoaz~-Aesfv& Slaughtered o., so@s5, 90 p loo.
ERgR-0a foot sa9se 50 y 100.
HIDKs-Gresn, 4 q dry, Ice p ,.
PLoua-Chsies R2mily XIX, ease; supsrans
s2ssas Fine, % y kas. asg~w~
=EDHK 4KAISmxsliowS q, sAiss As bash.
BUcKwHRAT FLoUR-Boltsd Sskss, % y Ios
BUTTga-FresA rell, isessa . a.
Rsas-Rpesa. sussSsss I d = sSotsW
sa1s.zEkI'Es assssSs,
wHIsGEY-sils& Bswsa's, - 6 ST, Louis star
oasdekssssass sfs Is sisiss., sl.ssa
81 90 . dos.
TURxsEs~-aivs. . 8$l, each.
RxCHAEGE-st. Louis, ., Rastsrn, . u p cent.
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Is BABBrTr 8 cARgxxrE&.

BLANKs.-Ws have On hand and fof
sals slank wasFaatss Deeds. Deeds Of trust, TTas-
tssss Sale. Justices Blanks, Township Plata and
aoaas fer pssd.
Every Description Of BLANK wovk done at this once
Ia the best style and 81 l0w prices.
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spsesal Esa..zanza Sssaeau.

Powxas Pass xagy SALR.-We have on
hasd aaa fer sais, one Of ewvzsss's Poser Prsssss
capable ef making ems thnnaaAd imarsssAsas peg
honxs and warranted to do 60 work. Teszaa tuw. g.
VS. .,zvfs, - fn1arS4~4Ion LEA E.LL x
Ad1xsEs BARRrTT q CARRxmTER-
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I. - - siu1eae = csnsasuesisns anA easily
- ~. - 80 q e - - ssssi.s r.. ss ss will
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psscnksa s9Msey. xnA havs a. ssrassuE Il gslist
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-29
To CoxsUMPurKs and those afflicted with
D$spxpsi&. ~ y = q d.
.. ,NRRyaEs DgsuLTT, 49,. -.....s
l.. - ass 81 EkAkE nRaRAsR, ssasE .s
FEVER g. AGILE

I 3 Essss - $500 Oh
CONSTIPATION. !
gae unSsSsigHsa, nSw segtnss-dve years old, has
Tor years devoted ais ting to curing hia PaEiahnn-
ssssaaa tas sses Il Essa xuss Of thsas drss4sui
complaints, whica carry thsasand and thousands
20 N ausaSly Graves be hss saaoan Eaiisd 10 cure
sli who have applied 70 Aim for relief and bsiisY
Inx ifto y nhftssiaa's ahsy 70 sasisSs thosS -
broad, Is veil A. at home, he win ssnd to shssa
sEAg wsaiss saka Gag Of Prescriptions aHsd Gree
Of eharssl vita diFsctions fer preparing and zsing
tbs sane AlsaFRass pa nhss RxaALss, Yaasias
ton aud Exercise fer ths siea they wl End these
seneaass sure cure for Consumption, and All dis
ease ID the ThEoat and LHaga, s4sysH and Agss.
Constipation, Heart Disease, Dyspspsla, gegxoss
Dssalfsy ana ysaAse Complaints, and he hopes sv4
cry one shsss4 ~ send ter copy, as IL viii eOss
nothing, aaa base SUFFERING should apply before II
to Late. Thsss Rsaewspsi snag ara ysM ps "a
most eminent Physicians In London, Paris and New
E@K ThaewtsaitE O ssasasR sssass address,
Rgy. On oH1MsERLAIE,
F.sss, sTsszaE n sg3stamsbargh, New Eark.
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n Council Bluff, JuBS !, 1880.
Betng Of i8te extsaaIEeiy engaged In the AsFoan-
tile and Milling bnsinsas we have tT1nszsrTcd our
BAsEing CofIectien, Land aud fRx paying Business
70 M NATHAN P, Dop8g, who has been eosansr~
ted with our House from iss oEgantsAsteHF and ws
cordially recommend him 10 eur tsTmeg patrons 40
: responsible man. and one who wln attSad fAith-
fully and promptly to ali business sn1rHstea TO bis
care vefy Respectfully,
BALDWIN b DODGE.
June Is, 1880.
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80 va ass,SsAa 20 30 = s ak 3
a. The New Steam Ferry Boat, ga

- Tbs New Steam Ferry Boat, dig
sia Bayiis., |" belonging 70 the Council
Bluff saa paA ssT COMPANY, arriv-
cd AeAnmllAe st week. Thoss who
|hxsssss6 - Say abe lie most excellent
boat. ~
We leaxaasssSasssxaza BsYtasszssil
run this season Is a packet between this
city and Sioux City. shs started on her
frat trip Tor the latter place, on Monday
evening tsss. -E> ...---rr r
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- On Sunday aftaEnson last, this
city was visited by quite atornado. doing
considerable damage. The Foundry
Building Of Mr.. Hsndris, suffered consid-
cradle, by having large portion of the
roof hlowa Of. This was the most seSf-
Qua damage ws noticed SHEDS and ssa-
bles were blown around al horrible rate,
while Shiuasys stood No shqw a. all \