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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-13

CO The Phil&dsiphia Pgeas says that
Senator Bright, Of Indiana, viii not take
bis seat In the Federal Congress, st the
approaching session,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-13

~ Hon. F. u. Diekman, of Cleveland
10 spoken o. prominently as the next
Speaker Of the Ohio Hosaae of Represent
ativcs. He ID of Democratic antecedents.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-13

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-13

- The Washington EeeHiag Star,
feels assured that Lord Lyons relations
toward this government Ase Of the most
friendly character, .-..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-13


FnyfAry West fAan sAg otAsr RaiIra&& In AIuoa.
In eSEaE1isa With the
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILROAD
sAsrEsss, Q@zckxss 8Rd Bsxf Rowks
70 Chicago, Esw Yark. Boston, PhIlAde4phIA aad
RaElinaorss to Keokak, S.. Louis and CiEcianStl
aaz - aH points in EhtnOis Indiana, mieAizan, Ohio
aud Canada.
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LEAVE oTTUAwA. ARRIVE AT CHICAGO
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SPECIAL NOTICE
E~ThEpHGh tn Mes Tsgk ia - hears R#zss2~
geFs leaving Council Bluff. mgFaiBg and evening
Eakiha his route wII sFfve in Chiezgo or ST Lou
IA from - TO a. k0nKE as4a&sT tA2n By eng other
route and n ample time 10 connect with ths great
Eastern snd Southern Lines
Say yeuE Tickets via western Stage COMPANY 70
0atariway where you can bay your Tlektts " thE
Bagfsagta& O. Mo. RaIaFsaa Ticket OSEaes. 70 ALL
POINTS, E&st ana Reath.
To SHIPPERS OF STocK
ktasx TYkAMs win FRn regularly, leaving daily,
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-13

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-13

pAxc N WALL sTHEET, Secretary ssw-
ard's Circular TO the Govesnogs Of NORTH
egn ssaboard ssalea in relation 10 soess
defsnees. was made the s@ase of paaie
In Wall. ssTses. Stseka sseelined as u
ssEnek By ssuaniag hlOw.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-13

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-13

ENaMMUwa GmggN ngEaasTS.-Tke re-
Iosipss n hssaassaas fos che past furfs-
Iesghs heurs ore unprecedented, aanoans-
ing n aggsagaas 70 ovs I, issl go basaa-
eEs.--B Buffalo Cparlsr. 2ssA-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-13

- RRrsargp DgATm oE GEs. Hous-
roS. me LouisviIis Coarier Of sha losh
Ii i report og the death og toe Ex- Gos~
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from nsassoas aassa he sexs asy, st@aes
sahat be vas still aisse, wiah sssas hseea
snssgtsined al bis FssoysEy.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-11-13

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29
Y. -NrJII-NttI al''
Fort Worth, Jan. LIST 1911 EBnlqs.
THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE
KENTUCNIAN

ESTlLL stand again the present season nj
wv my stabls miles North of Nlckin-
ney, and the price for the season for mares
left with the horse, will be $50. Mares that
were bred to him last season and did not
prove in fonl, may be bred this season graf
is. The season will expire the 10th July
In Offering this horse to the public, do
not have to trace his pedigree through a
long list of doubtful ancestry. His sire was
the imported horse Jordan; his dam was
the imported mare Platina; both being OF
the best stock of England, which may be
seen by referring to his handbills.
This horse has proven himself superior
breeder, and as to appearance, think him
equal to any; but as all horses are fine on
paper, | wish gentlemen to see him and
judge for themselves.
LEWIS SHERLEY.
Anvil q 1861 0G.no,r A,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29
ENoSGG GtSTs'@
STOMACH RITTERS.

The propyletors anu mahulaelurcrs Va
iOSTETTER 5 CELEBRATED SIoMAIlt
BlTTEi'S can appeal with perfect conn
dencc to physicians ami citizens gcnerallF
of the United Ssates, because the article mas
attained reputation heretofore unknown.
\ few facts upon this rolntwiil speak more
powerfully than volumes OF bare assert'oi,
or blazonhS puitcry. Inc consumption VI
lloste'tcrs StohUch bH'crs ior r.'e ,"''
year amounted to over halt-niliioh o'-
ties, ana from It's manifest steady incrc"se
i'll times past, II Is evident liiat CURING 'he
coming year the consumption VIII fe"ch
near one million bottles. Ihis Immense
amount could ncTcr have been so!d DIX 10.
the rare medicinal properties contained IN
the preparation, and the sanction OF The
most prominent physicians III those sections
Of the country where the article is best
known, who not only recommend the Bitters
to their patients, but arc ready ut all times
to give testimonials to its efficacy i'll all ca
scs Of s.omachic arrangements and the Ill
seascs resulting thcrctrom
This is not temporary popularity, OBJ
tanned by extraordinary efforts in the way
of trllnpeting the qualities of the Bittcrs
but Il solid estimation Of an invaluable med
en-, which is destined TO be as enduring
40 ,''''o .,s..' r,.. ,o ,,,o,od
rnI,oni 20 rouian. ,rhnro fovcr ard arue
,,'asui'' ~ - ,';I;,s oor,,,Ia;mts Layr
"n' va, '1, o'no, D','I I,. ,,"drods 70 hn
ep,'''te" .n,'' .;l'"' ,i"t ,I,o :. nittcrs
'o.' ~ '.'t. .",m , g., ,,,n n,snonsi,. and
I;l :. ,i,aan "t" ,a nrnnrictors source
Inv ~ u'." w. wy 7, ,o,,oroe ali nor
~ - "''"''Vs.' ''v'''. H. ,'.h ,,n,.;6ns rho
IL ~ '"'',' iIo' WV '. ;,.iiI;,,. 10 ,ho
"'"",' ."a t.hp"''s .ci' M H. ,'.'' -,
MI ,c.'' ss"'eil'' S'N'ns !. 'h"' 'o"s .' "
.Is; ,'io'SpcnSanic lor ',e rts'o'', , u. VI
"o'''n ~ "lo. Wv :'I,'', ~
ana o'"er I'ScsVi'c Origins, m''u'y pul pow
r.i.i'F, anu soon rcS'or's ,h,li " u CONT
u'''oh cSschtial 10 ,'e heai'iy o'ScEaree VI
'hG =, functions ,, OIL nature.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29
A Card from Elias Howe, Jr.

All persons are cautioned not to make
deal in. or use any Sewing Machines which
sew from two spools and make the stitch
known as the GROVER s BAKER stitch, I'M
less the same are purchased from the GRO
YER & BAKrR Sewing Machine ompany,
or their Agents, or Licenses, and stamped
under my patent Of September 10, le46,
Said Company, and their Licenses, alone
are legally authorized under their own pa
tents. and ny said patent, during the term
thereof to make and sell this kind of Sew
in Machine. and all others arc piracies up
on my said patent, and will se dealt Win
sccordi-rIv --hcre-cr fHurd-
fF7 < HorTF 7R-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29
The Houston Telegraph
THE LARGEST PAPER In THE STATE
IS 90
3 90
Tri.WcOkiy, Invariably In advance,

Tri.WcOkiy, Invariably In advance, 90 ~
Weekly,
1t is now universally acknowledge That me va',,
els issue .l-oT coach neatly orv dn NM, ~
Texas with tho latest news, on an average OF fnMi
OEET0 THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE OF Alb Oihi
Err PAPERS. This the publisher has been chaole,'
TO ACCOMPLISH by aid of the electric telegraph from
Galveston to IIoston by which hcis placed IN posses
sion of egcncein advance of the mall lie Is o
terhined, regardless of expense, that the readers
the Telegraph shall he the first posted in all
intelligence. Whenever anything important Is Tecgi
vcd between the days adjudication of the Tri- EEK
W. it is always issued in Extra and sent TO al
Weekly subscribers by mail. r.,
The paper is also devoted to the dissemination Va u, "
teigencc regarding this great State, to iailLoaus' ~,
Commerce. to Hcmc Manufactures, to agt =, n-ai
Education, 10 the Encouragement oil hie Idnecn
tone In the Community, TO the Wants anu H. 70
dcnce of the People, TO State Rights Dciost sc
whatever may be of advantage TO the suu.n. , s 70
tScorps Of correspondents is now eve eve y No. In
eardcd az unsurpassed 10y that o. any o,nei tho
the country comprising the WISE, tnc WY, ,;, ~
grave Tho cav statesmen of acknowledged S'"iii"e'
and scholars ofcyaltcd attainmcnts. -,
THE publisher paws more money Tor Correspondents
and elsgraphing than 1t costs 10 support MANY pa
rs Of the STATE He is determined to merit the as
r.rarro no,, constantly received from his patrons,
Thai II is sTHR BEST PAPER IN TEilS," and more
over to make II the best that can be published IN inc
ststs AjIrrss T. II. CUSHING,
Editor ard Proprietor, Hossion I'ros
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29

HIGHER LAW IN TENNE; SEE
One of the most dastardly and fen
dish Abolition outragcs has lately
been committed in the mountainous
part of Tennessee by the Lincolnite
worshipcrs, prowling about the
State, being but the remnant Of the
followers Of Andy Johnson, Ethe-
ridge & Co, which, praise be to
Allah, are but few in number.
AT the dead of night, on the 18th
ult., a number Of Abolition villains
set fire to the residence of Bishops
Polk and Elliott, at University
Place, Franklin County. which were
entirely destroyed. Bishop Polk $
family barely escaped with their
lives, Mrs. Polk being rescued and
carried from the house by her faith
full negro slave servent, Altimore,
who succeeded in saving her life
Bishop Elliott and family were for
tunately absent. Bishop Polk was
also absent from his family, having
been tor some time in this State en-
gagged in the offices of his Bishop
ric.
1t is supposed that this act of
Lincolnism was instituted BY the
hatred towards Bishop Polk, on ac-
count of his well known sympathics
with the Confederate States. An
attempt has been made to throw the
olium Of this base crime upon the
slaves in the neighborhood, and TO
create the impression that they arc
,lisatfcctcI towards their masters,
Z nothing than which could be more
utterly false, aud the fact OF Mrs.
Polk serxsnt rcscuing her lie is
proofof it.
We doubly rejoice in the seccss-
ion of tennessee, and hope they
will sooa take measures to hang up
these Abolition ineendiarics and
midnight murderers. This act of
I.incolnisin should be proof to
Northern conservative men. that
they are fighting in a bloody cru
sade against US, under the black
Abolition flag of fanatieisnl, dis
.uised as the stars and sttipes.-
Can they thus Trbrc traitors - tlle
.onsf'iutian of their country, and
support he higher law
AVIS. EAusiiEIs. swiss, Jauo-
4 rrfIrTT TrTTfffnH Ina 81
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29
Lumber !! Lumber !!
NEW INVEWTgOW!!

T have invented and patented mode OF
I using the human weight for POWER
and by suc!, lircct and scientific application
that a man Of ave. az, size equals about
halfa horsepower. III machine is in daily
operation at my house in
Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas,
Where 1t can be seen till abOu! the 12:h
Of May next, and not afterwards,
Running cor Erckson's Mills, with bolt
attached, OH which make my flour and
meal with only the pleasant exercise Of u
few minutes each day. The invention is
applicable to every machine now laborious-
~ tmnc byd hand, with a crnuk, and is MS
cheap power aa perpetual motion. 1t will
secur, for itself larger use and more prof
liable market thanany invention of !hc 10Th
century, accomplishing ultimately cdms
plctc revolution in the domctic economy
of the world. | am prepared to. prove
all that is claimed above, and especially to
demonstrate that the business of making
wheat and corn into flour and meal hclongs
as much to the kitchen as does the grinding
of coffee. The object Of dis card is.to find
some person with whom arrangements can
be made for capital to put this invention at
once and on large scale into the markets
Of the world.
e. A HARPER.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-29
3" CONSUMPTION,


..,A,.,. ,u,.. ..AINiN
/, which the scnjlrr sex are liable aud
which tend towards Consumption, such as
suppressed ar difficult NrH''rWiiipH, Trr6H
Sifiaess, Waits, Sc, especially when these
complaints are accompanied with m'enesS'
II djn.y hue or pnllur nj the skin, depression
orspirits, debility, palpiiation, want Of AZ
pc,iic, aud nervous prosiAti"n, We have
The utmost confidence in recommending the
Broun Foup To all who may he conscious Of
a loss of vitality or energy, and 10 'hoSe
whose mental OF bodily powers are pros
traicl through orer-UsS either sft'ic mind ar
hnlv. aud Ne lccm il cur duty To say that
In an cases at Madness ana EmaridhOH, aud
In all diseases of the EiiHrys or B'diirT,
this preparation has claim upon the aticn-
ton of sufferers which cannot he 0vcr-csii-
mated. 4 faithful trial will he found the
most convincing prourin regard TO It's ci'i-
cacv that could be asked for Wi,hthc ahoye
remarks, and with the numerous tcslimo-
mails we have in It's favor we offer the
BLoop fnnp' to he acknowledged as pre-
eminent over all other preparations. patent
~ official. in point of usefulness. Circulars
giving the Theory upon which this remedy
is founded. also certificates of remarkable
cures, will bc sent free when desired. We
forward the Blood FooD To any part of the
United States or Canadas upon receipt of
prc"-Sl per bottle, S6for six bottles. BE
care .ul ia ali cases TO take none bat that
having our fac-simile signature upon the
wrapper None o;hcris genuine.
Preparcdonly b. CllURCliN DUPONT,
No aOS Broadway, New-lork.
And sold by them, and by all respectable
! Druggists. rlly isl
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LIVERY STAB e
f. r. FLETCHER


N tu0 FIlIa IoTlnefIy ofclplfl y N n
naIlas, Texas,
l. prepared to accommodate pleasure parties and 9TH
ers with sptndid carriages uf all kinds, furnished
with -trincl and spirited rses, rich livery and
careful drrers,at moderate rates
Trayrler Conveyed 10 any point not directly availa-
bl.ly stage, witiiconfcri ard desfateh-
Here's boarded. comfortably sailed and attended
hv expericscsd hosfie-s, on reasonat = trTMs:
Ucrs-s broken for the saddle CT g Wofl II harness,
and warranted =.
Cash paid f5r fodder and all kind g lrl'-io-T al
the regular market prices
rsrTs for horse hire. bol-l &, iuFariaiiy ash.
I1orses Carriages. or Anything rffiRil1ns 70 thls
lire n f,rsir,ez= iss--t. --i -l r. --r1r-'ff'ol
Dallas. 30 ft.a.a..
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rsrlmR ApYRRTInERTe.


PALESTINE ADvEaT'hERTs.
DR.. j. ID. Ranhin q Co.'S
CELEBkAIkD
gouthsrn Family he llesnes.
CoNslsFiAG.
Rankin & Cos, Ready Relief fl1K
Mixture, EXpset0fan', feImln sc,
Liver, SalatlVe ana Call q
Fever Pills,
TfNHEsE Nai-giass .ra rauTllF iEFi AFFt q sHii
j a. : haTa diseases, al eie " .s,eA "a
~. rir4 II thr tTlaltaalt "a ~ AsTi.as A-s-
ra.,s az. rlitaa T. las irsi lasii a -'ilsFs AL
Ait shat ttrrs a. .TFal -T,ar in lhn iiH sarai
IA Ei,fss- Nrrh sna : al; lAfssasEss ~ Ga ~ "
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.iii 4. a. ii-.-s-. "a ihis siia.atr ihau lsgaf,
L.,.,i-u, 4 Lar, AL oitr i'-E7'i's iFHs IL a.
N,lih-
ORD u, REHsin'' PSin killer,
This iaasi gslsanir psrlriss & ru'alfs'.igt FRA
lhr ins,,i Ts1pr "a aissAfns snl Eaiisiasiaisiirs
kr.-sat q a. asrlie a isfs ias- "a has L "a arA
HiIh lhs la,si isfs ;gF TssGis - it, zsihpT. n
ur,rF ats prgTf IN sHi rarIa ki "a Ians Tesaga
Ne 4 Il.rr igsa1ten ihr FauHr NFirh l1isiars
ihia. ghr hluNine ti'ossns ,sfi-ig AirlA 10 ihr
Psil h.u-T, fi8s Esrn tQTa a eA,iii rTaHsla
sTiiEz asins ~ rAs'A Linl, aH1 al FhsTerirT a
st-ul siir anasii.s, n nEulsi0as, kFsiFius anl al
49, arf iisRs 0nnsrifd NiiA iAtss, Ai't, laiai.l
trssTtailrn iuisteTIlasrs, nriaNns a'iaisHisi 81
~ thsIsTirT sulh a. lssiafe, taI-=fiys lsihs "a
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~. 80 49, ~. -. ,,h,r a.,
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IriaIn ibr IuT'kEsr uonTg-
Dr, Rankin's Liver Pills,
Az ikr iaasi IaHrIisl q lnrig sarr nisIsi g. ~
lni,lir a. an IigrT thnl siH's, ahi hiliFais afr-
linlis 81 auN sAaTarirT NhsirAET, Aisn hfslrlsie,
sisk bfal-s- hr, drIansrh4rni At ihc s'tmarh SD
l.'3Tl.r ''sii'rgf~, naigr,iien- iain ~ ~ ,t,.'
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sHHf ..H-la-r poo -..i.
lr, ltauh .H's tylg truftt thtrTg I've
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Br. nanhlfs t"irhEA'su fi"h ana b'-
arrhsa Mixture.
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DR. =. W. COBB,
roUYs REINHARDT,

Matchmaker and Jeweler,
TAKES leave Ia inform his friends an,
the Public, that he hus resumed his lSsi
ness aud Is now prepared Ia do any work l.
HI line. He may be found in the Baraa
building on the Northwest corner OF III
puddle Square.
Dallas, Dee, lSil-2ntf
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st. Charles Hotel,
NEW ORLEANS.

DIN. Iiildrcth "a Co., Proprtetors.
Having recently bestowed much pains and expense
in thoroughly ovcrhuuug the ST. CHARLES hoTEt''o
which were added last year scvoralsu's OF apartments
suited for families rs we'll additional sleeping apart
mcnts for single gentlemen, the prcprietors are now
prepared TO give increased accommodations TO their
numerous friends and patrons and take this opportu-
ni,y of returning their thanks TO Tho citizens OF Tex
as, for the liberal patronage hey have received from
that Stale, during the past year.
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GROVER & BAKERS
CELEBRATED NOISELESs
Sewing Machines,

80,
49s EsroaS way, ZGeW u DIRK.
Thcpublic attention is respectfully reques
ted to the following cards Of ELIAS HOWE, Jr
and the Crown x BAKER S. NJ. Co.;
4 Card frGm tie Grover & Baker y. NJ. TO
Our Patcuts being now established by th'
Courts, VIC are enabled to furnish the GRO
YER s BAKER Machine, with important I'm
provcmcnts, at prices within reach OF all
The price at which Machines, making the
GRoyEn & BAKER stitch can be had, rcndcr
the use of Machines making inferior stitches
rs unnecessary as it is ga'7iSc.
Persons desiring the best Machines, and
tbe right TO use them, must not only be sure
TO buy Machines making the GROVER s BA-
KER stinch' hut also that such Machines are
made and stamped under our patents ano
thoss of ELIAS HOWE, in.
GROVER & BAKER S. NJ. CO,
495 Broadtrdy, Ncw York.