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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-01


ANEW pATKST RAHRoAp CAR AND Trace
The Philadelphia Press notices novel
railroad invention, combining a new de-
vice for track and car, which has recent
ly been patented BY Mr.. Rowland Crolne-
hon. The inventor proposes, in construct
ing new railroads, to save the enormous
expenses of axels and springs on the cars,
and the large quantities Of 7 iron and
tunneling, and heavy excavations which
are TOW necessary on the track, while the
danger OF accidents will be almost entire
ly obviated. The most striking novelty
of his invention il the construction OF
three tracks Of rails instead Of two-the
central rail being the broadest and most
important-for upon this he proposes 70
run on each car one large driving wheel
from which shs chief propslling power will
be derived. Il has double fianges, while,
upon the outside tracks, eight small wheels
or runners are plaoed-foar on either side
to support the car and keep It 10 4 prop.
En- position.
He has devised a number Of entirely diff.
ferent patterns forithese wheels or rollers.
The central rail, on. high grades, and
where II is desirable 10 ascend mountains,
has oogged track, in which he purposes
to insert cog wheel THAI accompanies bis
cars, and can be used or dispensed with,
according 10 the character 81 the road to
be travelled.
The invention originated in desire to
prevent the cars from running of the
tracks and down embankments, and to
simplify and reduce the expenses Of the
construction 81 railroads, 50 that, BY put
ting down the rails upon ordinary roads
with very little grading, available rail-
roads, upon which locomotives could be
used, might be constructed. We believe,
says Che Press, that In abort time, car
one hundred feet long, built on this prin-
cipis, win be placed on sxhibisionin Phil
adelphia or Washington.
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PEACE m sr. gesEpM.

We note with the almost pleasure that
no act of violence of any kind has trans
pired in this city, and We ace no indica-
tons Of mobs or riots or anything of that
character. No man Ii disturbed 10 his
&vooations and none viii be aaless there
shall be great change Gazette 2Ssh.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-01

CsHERIFYs SALE.
- By virtue 81 special Execution to me- direct
ed from EAe Ofoe Of the CLERK OF the DissEtc& Court
of PettswattamIs County, Iowa, shall proceed to
sell On y saaesdAg, the z3d day Of AAy, A D. 1881
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. ~ and o'csock
r. ~ Of said day sale Commence 1t 10 e'eioGe
NJ ia fTsnG OF the County Treasures snace In the
ety Of Ge1ncl EsafFs, the following described real
estate OF IN sd Hgrtss gs1AsoN AxM Charles
baEs, ts-wzr:~
LotS H. 10 10, 2t, 81, 9S %, no, ~ 30 tn JoAn-
son's Addition I'd C0u3cil Blggs, Iowa.
Taken IS the property Of J. &. Johnson 10 satisfy
executieh In EaT9E Of A&s1- 8. sassEl.'
s. Il. CRAIG, Sheriff.
Augil O ES&J Aw
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-01

~ MFM9ra = x3Gs - .sx..n A.
aVus auaug saAu iassSoS w
=. ara ba 1. . xla,,Hd Roak- ks4Dexs5
and TO nave an issug with him upon that
T.
oas yssr. II order H.. ais .y..ssa ma,
be fully appreciated, hare copied the
aeeaaut ,,evs,uf..,a If lttsyas..v,. Here IL In,
ps, a.
70 rs a q EN- w = Coaa ssasssa s
ii Sr so . '4''' oSs sAas : Lsss : asss .
Cash fortiosnss tor dir :. = s.W.ranas
eas - aasss.sI "a uys.s sa
OsaA = Issse saeOas Csssaassssa I. ].
psaaIls 6e -
Aas = psss ssss : c =
i ...., hssass IS mm
e . Warrsaa d 49,
a sSrnesass ssz Bill .s
ar sssls Cas-. 90 -.-
zen I ,.. ioo0 rs Z. - asE
= aas - s&sO - -t~f.l~@
"a Leo Ioss f'es' soouo b.
70 s 1sss a = . q oiy ma, !. 81
800 80. : aAsa
Bailascs asi7
Iassa q
ugc,s.x asm~~. p. ,wsx o.s. a On
Dec = EO'aasa PEI TT. F'a 20 80 : ''-@
esnss = : saa ssa. aas..i q..a,a
1857 q n Graf. ry...urs@ IA .,s win ,ss c fy
New u ATas 90 Lac css 'ss+. sSyi - szs
esllAnsoas sgB % apa eas- -.
Ioaa - ~ sooa. o. Amt pss4
a IN, assa % pnan . x,ss a
The absys ia al the account kept With
s. Fl. Craig far oae year, and in asmnch
as MIR. Street was the Recorder for the
succeeding rear, I.prssuHae il shows the
Anal settlement and balancing of As,
crssg sasasars.s II hsss l,sea ssssghs thsl
figures raaaa sossesAiaes' viii Soms ons
tell me what shs above a9ures mean, and
how S. Il. Craig's account is balanced
hope Mr. Street will no longer contend
that | charged stMr. Treyncs and ms
(him y'' with raising city Warrants. Such
a splendid Boak-keepex and o man who
haa BEEN Taught, "thaa the English Ian.
guage msaua somethiag," could make q
respectable fortune, in few years in Civ
ing lessons in Book keeping, and In teach
ing poor ignorant uorEals whaE the En-.
glish language does mean, without atoop-
| ing to raise eity Warrants.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-01

( II Hon. Sharraa Clemens. II. s.. =.
the Pan Handle disasso a uf w -. A ~
nounces In . card IN. tha W. 80 -
''sss'e*r' ais : .ssirement Prom public life.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-01
sa--a-7i7'l'i =
mARK.xxp.

BUTTLER-REED-D this naty IN tAa Rsts. uss
By W L. nsSs, ME-. ~ n Bnttisq 10 Mrs. EsIIa
beta Reed. t y6s i't
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AHsil @ 1851
qso DAVID b COIN.


EE7o DAVID k4CoAE. i - y ...El -
l. 6eutIezhen-You are heEshy notiasa mat
there is nIe IN the Ssee Of The CleFK Of the
District cs1t IN Pott&wattauie County, Iowa, .
Petition u AnSsh, C0mstazk d Sea, claiming Of
ysu the zura 81 Ten Hundred and eighty-one atty"
i've cae-handre ed dollars, &s monies due ca your
certain Rgaals kory notes. executed to thea in the
months Of June, August AMI se.stsmhes. tlsss also
asking thas Erik Of attanlszneAs may Dc issued a.
gRiEst yoHF goods, ehatteIs. lands &nd tepemsntS
(zhiEA said attachment has been iasaed and levy
maze accordingly TO secure payment 81 said cAim
aud that unless you appeaS and plead thereto by
the n1oralnE Of tbs second DAY Of the ne2t term
Of said Court, &c be begun and heEden in CouRciI
BiufEs, Puttzwat4Enis couaEs, love, an aae First
Monday IN August 1881, judgment win Be seEsaered
against goa thereon.
JAMES L. WILLIAMS.
Attys for Pits
Ordered SAat the above notice be publishes IN tbs
0qRacil RsEaaS Bais f0E fenr weeks caRs negatively.
IT IA 2 ASa .sH - o. D. BFRDzCK
Clerk District CsaTt.
April n, 1851. a.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-01

DosrEfvRLr TIE, LAST NOTICE
Il fasss indebted % tAe Estate OF tas late D.
Suiisss are ngw tEfOfaae4 th&s he BSek account
az said EsfAt@ as wefl M those on Sullivan Far
nsE are Hew in the hands OF y. A. Burke Rsar tSE
collection.
.aSa ea4nee thsFefsss 4 say" o0ssA. win ss L
call !ma eaAAteiy At his osAse n lanes Esrk =
oad STORY, In the rsoHA with w ~ RIsnr pl.orf sec
sE. ofzce h0ars frsm 10 O'Clock A ~ q - s p
JOHN S0NES ) r a.
I0HE BENSE5~ , A4EnIu istrasorT
March gEghr 1881 -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-01

IA
MAsHooD. g
H0w LOST, How RKsTUREp.
Jass EssSe4 IN seaie4 Envelope.
ON THE NATURE, TRKAxxsRrfT AK1 MAD&-
GAL CpEE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., or sseainal
wsaxut1S. asxuxs DsBsfSfy, Merv9zsnps@ 80 M
voluntary R1isstons inducing fmpesszey, and Mso~
tAi and Phy siesi EnczpAsity,
BE ZOE. j. cULvAzwyLG. II. D.,
&ssaes II "a sGTesa Eesk.a &c.
Tha %ersR4sxnswsAa& axsAAs, Int ~ d h<xnsIrable
Lecture dearly proves from his own axpaFienee
that the awful Consequences OF self-sbuse may be
eaEectaAity Fsnovea without internal medicines or
fhe dangerous sagsra operations, bongies, tastFu-
cure al enra certain and sfsctaAl, By which svezy
spsges, nc saattss What his eoDdition pay be, mar
eass fdGssls rheapay, prisassay snd Eaatcna3 5&is
L&ssmf# will pr0se aApaa 70 fAsusanaa and gasaas
sarda 1850 %@-*
Sent Hnzisr seal 70 any address post paid on the
receipt OF fsEo postage stamps, By addressing DR.
cHAs. J G. kLIkx, lR7 Bowsgy New xork; Post
ofacs BcH & $50. [sept 6, Bo-yi
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INDEsURET1os or YorraS-soEEs b uLGl

tAtlisHgh the above Oa1aFAaaa&A dihsT widely n
their atfsan and nKtRre gas tksg All require hses
lreatuatht. NAM Of tie worSt eases Of sucA Ii 8
eases via ytsld n es1szsr lively short yyscs n
time when this Ointment ID dlilSFntas Euhss1 nth
taa SArfa sA@c4@sas even AfteT s-vasy SIhsz esns
have failed b al serious n&lass4ea the Rks' basa
be isksE N aeaFtzBos TO tie pEiRted zsg rset{sns
asspssa2AnytnE aznh box
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-05-01

" Bel credited with khe amount paid over TO the
Srrssaarsr ms 1sasarsr passes ne warrants 10
szaainea tox shsuia bel BY tae Tinaacs oommitses,
sztd their A2nonnt foatea up and Al satrr thereof
aaas IN shs proper soak wow. iTsas Mayor win
take tAese several amounts handed ever By ths
Treasurer, aad feet taen mp, and dsdacs the sggre
EAsss non iks aggregate anaoaas 81 " lssu-
cd ha VIII have the actual aEnaunt OF WarTnts anG
tataing IL.
Now we have been locking ut che entry
Of Ehess amounts "mada In the proper
bookP by Frank Street, and We find shs
Marshal charged With the Tax List, and
we find him credited for the gross amount
paid cver 10 the Treasurer. We and the
Treasures charged with the amount paid
into bis hands BY she Marshal and credit
cd with The gross amount u vouchers pre-
seassd soand cancelled By the Conncii.--
eow, according TO Streets nodsos Book
keeping II We dednst tha amount CREDITED
10 thd Treasures, from the agrrerass
s1aeszssf Oh Warrants issued we win have The |
SEXUAL amount Of Warrants out~standine.
Now, 1 will rsnsura the assertion sAss shix
course would NOT show ths anouns Of ous.
Wasraats wisAia "a, COO. eor Ma
reason that all Warrants draw inferred,
nd interest," d ssaaraily allowed aponI
Eheza when rsesived by the Trsasarss.
No interest," aecoans has besn opened. TIE
rrssaaTes = credited In gros with thaI
Isaoant paid oat inoludiag he iassrsss
allowed aad paid upon tho Hsrrsaas,
asasce u viii be sssn NM u shis aneansi
ssrs dsdusssd fscn ~ aIsrssGse a.aoansl
7 Wasraass issas4, y soald show the
faFsaHss understanding = be Ira tanaIj
ssif s-ssszAl sinosns, n by szzssiy shsl
lssa1a " anssasss allowsa npsn - 60
6s3s83%f 80
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-03-23
1he Sugar glanter.
vup1rsHEp EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
HENRY ]. HYAH1
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
Oacs Near the Ferry Landing,
MEeT eAT0 ~ r q y q e {.

-,uus or the "suGAR PLANTER"
..nscrlptlon-S3 year, due invariobly At the
t;ns Il subscribing; II mot then paid. or within
sn. months thereafter Eve dollars will be charged
=" SUBSCRIPTION will bc taken for less period than
III mouths; no paper discontinued uns'l srreara
ees are paid
-, names is sent with the cash, the paper will Be
ss,uished at q so each su bscrber aud addition
~ eopy to the person getting up the club Where
club Of not less than twenty names is furnished.
With tn. cash the paper will be forwarded at g 25
each subscriber. and two copies the agent
Observation-Disclosures not exceeding eight
... ~ for the arst insertion ami 50 cent. for
:. .ubsrou one; those Of greater length IN pro
.,t;on. A liberal discount to those who advertise
In ali casea ~e reatrve to ourself the right Of ex
Ci.1;n. ANY advertisement We may think proper; it
s.sr understood that advertising rates cover
/, a. we think proper Ia insert. -.
JOB PRINTING.
s..h a. PAMPHLETS, BLANKS, CARDS, BRIEFS FuNHRAL,
~. other Notices. executed with neatness and des
,s,.h. In all cases. cash on delivery.
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.1EaS dELETION.


..tat lie la Lon siane.
Pa - ,'O,i"S' iato'. Rouge
~ VERT i'nn" proclamation d" son Excellence
~ thomas Moor. Gnu ernrur Il Fiat d la Luis
i.eH". att - FevI"r. lSGl election tenu.
a5fs cit. pa'p:>s--, ltNI1, Ter jour dAvril 1861
uour .i.te .ugr de iu1u'"n" i'.'rict Juiiclaue
~ ,"4ee .iys I.Io->'S ~ - Frlicana, Est Ba tor
'tt-" t]t!tSt at"n "ug" =; lhrvie. La dit ele"
tipn t"nue unc suit IT les ,etours fats
lptuI''ni. 1T q Ii Ion:
4 la nai>"r d'Uzelirn Ralfrav-Commis
sal,ts-J RrapI. Vii ruiIier ct Hub H, ebert
An Cate de +. Houry Il Co Comnissai,es
+. 3 Trinidad, A'IoIph b"pny ct J c Woods
y la n,as"n de- Cour-Commiss"ires-H J
Hv,ms. Va!entiu Dnhrora ct VIM Reynami
au ragasin ''e J F Tao r.eau.-Commlssion
a,lr>-B W Clark. l. 5 Lobdell ct B Il Chinn.
4 la mais"n i'f.cn'. du God District de
f.rol-s Pn|,iqm. Comm'ssair-s-H Flynn
t.Iward Nuriin IT J NJ Beanrhamp.
I.ee <crpt,ns >eronf ouyert de heures m
la-s,ua henr p. M
vM WHITE, Sh.fif
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On " uday ,farcn .iti,. ISbI 7I

On NJ uday Farch 4tn, 1871 Ill ID
the l"iice Jury mt ,.'','.ant Ia jour'lme"' .st
t4e following m" Ihvr- tlr>'Lt:.i irlaud. j. i.t
dry +. A. Wou,- J. Woods jas. H. ."bhrl te.
rhcp "ipes, {. :. l,h ."lt D. =. taiu ia.
Woods the char. .b,t Mt. 4 b. Trit4iiaI y. "
ope and " W. Lemmrn.
the lowing iabl"a" nnrl Report of til" Dra ming
Commissioners read and received I'D the collcc
ton ordered:
7alean g assessment et Drainage Tar. made ty orls'
nf Folice Jury IN The ish day Of February, 1861, 4
the undersigned Commissioners. Jor eI nse already
incrred Q" soid 'vrh, to "?': Fl" printing 81; lo'
Enynes'i"J Sl2DD; for contingent expenses Of tng'n
err $loS 81 fr Commissioners $3.50; for per ccntdg'
gf rHector and Treasurer SO o5 making a to'a
ot s2ci So. the propprtinn bting tale" dcc0rd'ng Il
The dmo"nt tareA on each IerS"m for tie fsiimds # ~.
th0l. WprL:
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Knitting and Sewing g'Machine,

i. M. SlNurN q W.
FULLY GUARANTEED AS TO RIGHTS. TITLE. AND rr,iIry
r WOULD most respectfully call the attention of
L planters and the public generally to my very
tens,ve and varied assortment of the above labor
saving mach.n
IN thus presenting myself to the public ] beg
leave In state that am not Agent for any partic
merits, and If any machine does not prove b"
what is represented, it be exchanged or the
money will be returned. Parties living at distance
may rely upon being dealt With fairly. Samrl's OF
Sewing and Knitting sent by mail, with prices
attached
In sending for samples Of sewing state the kind Of
work the machine particularly qured to do o
the kind of stitch preferred-Shuttle (Same both
sid.s) or Grover h Bakers stitch.
N. b. All k,ras of Sewing Machines repsired
cleaned aud ssjnstrd. Ny personal attention will
be given to this branc If the business. Needles Tor
the following Machines constantly on hand
WILSON H. SMITHS.
BARrHOLF MACHINE,
WHEELER 4 WILSON,
GROVER & BAKER,
|. NJ. SINGER u Co,
SCOViLE 4 GOODELL.
PARMENTER & BOOTH,
PLANER & ANGER.
RAYMOND MACHINE
FOREST CITY MACHINE
RARTLETT'S NOVELTY do
.Also Machine and Silk Cotton "f the best qt,lt
houses. &
JOHN ", TRACY.
oct cots = Baton Rouge La.
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BUSINESS CARDS. @
tn. .VesC Drug Store.
r D Q r BIN l. A Y,


DRUGS, MEDICINES + CHEMICAL )
LAUREL STREET, BATON ROUGE.
LNINE TOILET AND SHAVING SOAPS. FINE
Il Hair and Tooth Brushes Surgical and Dental
instruments, Medicine Cheats Trusscs and supper
ters cfall kinds, Fresh Garden Seeds.
.- PURE SPICES,
Apd all the genuine Patent Medicines of the day
SUPERIOR LNDELIBLE INK.
PURE VINES md BR.ANDIES
For Medical Purposes.
EXTRACTS FOR FLAVORING
My Medicines have all bee selected VIII, car. an
are all warranted pure and genuine
FINE POCKET CUTELERY.
Razurs and Scissors.
PERFUMFRY's
PHYSICIAN PRESCRIPTIONS.
Carefully prepared at all hours
s hope by strict attention to business, and by
keeping The very best articles to receive
eoie share Of patronage. 4. d. DAY.
ian 3
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IRON, &C.

I HAVEN STORE so ooo Is. Of assorted Iron Al
l ~z,s. Flat, Round, Square, Oral, ste. ALSO lrnn
Axe,s. Springs, all sizes anh . full assortmsnt Of
toe. =. all kinds for the trade, including yYasesA.
rim -, Slckes, Felloes, Hubs. ets. ..au
!,~c.. W.T.. TCNN&1D.
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ELEr TIyA Atlt r.
tat o' I"tis ~

tat %. i.s.
IN b OF est i.;,te.i i,'ie.
IN B. b!rN' + :" T.. uc..n IT n -su"'i b., H.
1 crll""cv III mas q Nome. t,syr of the it:
i"ui~ana nt ,lptc the .stii day o' February 49,
election Will b, h"l'. IN his par sll MONDAY
the -t Law u Arsl >hi for ih. .,lttIp>" Of .tciiIc
Badge ff the J;iicjal but let. mpo>..d of the
jar She, of i':s, Eel ci. East Baton kouge West
Pa ton i,ouae am, Ihervii!e said election Ia be held
tni'oWs tn. return To b" mad" acc"ri,ng 1" law
At the house of U RaHrav-Commissio
e,s-I Blaul. VII Inilicr aud Huh Heber,
At the CofFee'ousr OF L Bon,s u Coz
Trinidad, Adol ;he pur"v aud J c Wo,
A: tous, House s--CommiSsioner>-H J Hy'
ans. Vat. min nubr"ca and Vim Reynaud
Al the store ni J F Tacn-an-B w Clark
Louis I. Lpbdei and & Il Chlnn.
At the ,uht.c school house 2nh District
Commi>s'or-r~--H $ Flynn, Edward Npr.
'lu ."d !! VI Rea"rhamp.
The potts wI'i he kept op"r 'om q sc1os
a IN. until until rtork p lr.azssses
M WHITE. Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-03-23
New Grocery Store.

New Grocery Store.
THE undersigned begs leave to inform the citizens
Of West Baton Rouge, that he has just opened a
Family Grocery Store,
at the Ferry Landing this Parish where he will at
all times keep on hand first rate assortment of
FINE GROCERIES,
suitable for family aud plantation use In addition
to his assortment OF Groceries, a full supply Of
WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS.
will always BE- kept hand at prices suitable to the
market.
~ He respectfully solicits share Of patronage
being fully determined to do all he possibly can to
deserve the custom Of his patrons.
FERDINAND WEBER
May 10Th, 1850.
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January 2lst, 1861.
On molten OF J. L LobdelI, the following
resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the Clerk Of the Police Jo-
nv be required to file away enveloped in the
Clerks office Of the District Court Of this
parish. all the papers, maps. charts, etc, eve
rything appertAin,ng to the work that has
been done on he canal under question as laid
ont by the parish Surveyor. from LeBlauc's
point TO j. c. Woods plantation.
On motion Of Mr.. Pope, the following res
oution was adopted:
Resolved. ThA. for the purpose NJ keeping
a record Of the highest floods oi the Mississ
Ippi liver, the front proprietors Of this parish
be required to place at the base Of the lrvre
on the side ~ Arrest the river. at distances no:
further apart than two acres, po-ts to b, r'ade
Of cypress. or cedar, and at least ohr io"'
square.
Resolved further, That TIE Inspectors Of
Roads and Levees. in their respective Wards,
be instructed to mark on said ,..sts, the high
est stage Of water that may be reached dur
ing the il term Of office
On motion Of Mr. Trinda", the following
resolution was adopted:
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KENTUCKY BELLS.
lust received, essk Of ofKentucky Bells, for borses
J and sheep. These bells have renounet
reputation, and speak for themselves. slf
LARGUlER 4 LANOUE:-
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..9l1 1olal!nlpl. u. :

s,,~ 'nAerS'saad '-pectfdllv INFO m their friends
~ &Asa lion K1ege and urrnuaang parish $,
iaat .f4 tH'. gssgG.td them GIVES ,thr the anle
l1 sfvta = tit5t.5lN.'NN Y FESlIIEk to carry on
,Et.*esr, ssnsEsscs-, iaefeiof5tu condGrtet
~ -h .ac 90. II ,nsir new store, opposite
-, -.g4tes %! i~tss:~iaua State Sank Baton
f.'-st. st"le tney VIII alwavs keep hand the
ia - auG trlg,,t atotK Of
engli h, Ere oa Z Amer can Watches,
Jsf SH fqn,5sh G1oedas SiFeef,oare Pi1n6s etc.
liza 2s cUnd IA tue South cut of New orleaDs
se'-a,at - III a5 cheap the cheapest. and war
-a -ont> +" bs .yns.t represent thrIn or the
=. ...r snail 20 funded.
!. ..HtSrsi fgyrLEG OF the above Arm is we'll
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Lamp Oil.
T HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUP
4 ply of genuine Kerosene Oil, and for SALE
Also lot of Lamp Chimneys.
April s. X. REEDER.
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tFor the Post.1
Is the United States Israel Restored?

]. Israel left Egypt for religion; so our fathers
left Europe spiritual Egypt for religion.
2 Israel was pursued by the oppressor and no
was vauquisled; and SO The United States.
.. Israel crossed sea to get. rid Of bondage;
so, tho United States.
4. When Pharaoh was defeated there was great
joy and gladness; so, when George Ill was van
pushed there were bonircs, iiluminations ana
thanksgivings.
8. The number of the Hebrews was about three
millionsi the number in the colonies was about
three millions
0. There were thirteen tribes. in Israel (Joscph
having two, Ephraim and Menassah:) SO, there
were thirteen colonies.
7. The Hebrew Constitution was submitted TO
the tribes for ratification; the American Constitt-
iion was submitted to the colonies for ratification.
8. The Hebrew Constitution Is founded upon
the law Of God so, the American.
0. Political officers in Israel were elected by tic
people; so, in the United States.
10. Israel recognized the institution of ffamitic
bondage; so, the United States.
II. They avowcd allegiance to none but God !;
so. the United States.
~. There were fifteen rulers In Israel (berin
ing with Moses) before the revolt Of the ten tribes;
and strange to tell, there have been fifteen rulers
presidents ard Vice Prcsdents) before the di.
vision under Buchanan.
"Rehobonm gathered one hundred and eighty
thousand chosen men to bring the kingdom back.
but the word Of God came to Shcmaiah, saving,
fc shall not 90 up nor fight against your lrcth.
ren, the children Of Israel: return every man 10
his own house: far THE hiny is tram me. They
hearkcncd therefore, to the word of the Lord and
returned"
If amy one desires to sec this subject discussed
in lucid manner he can do so by procuring n
work entitled "Armnr oddon," from the Publishing
House, Nashville, Tenn. III.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

no" We are authorized and requested to an
nouncc the name Of i. Il. II uRSr as n candidate
for Joint Representative for the District composed
of the counties Of Mciss McMinn and Polk.
no We arc authorized and requested to an-
nounce Col. NJ. p. JOHNSON as candidate to
represent Monroe county in the popular branch
of the next Legislature.
no We are authorized and requested to an
nOuncc Gen. JAS. Il. LANE us a candidate to
represent the counties of Monroe, Polk, Mcigs,
and McMnn in tho Senatorial branch of tho
next Logslature-subject to the wishes Of the
PcoplSexpressed through Convention.
GfS- We arc authorized and requested to an
nouncc GEO. W. BRIDGES, Esq, ms candidate
to represent the Third Congressional District in
the next Congress of the United States.
E.J- We are authorized to announce I. G..
BARKSDALE rs the Union candidate, or in
other words, tho Peoples candidate, to represent
McMnn county in tn, next Legislature. Election
LIST day Of August.