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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-25
roTHEPEsNrEEss or THE SOUTH.


GENTLEMEN: At the regular annual meet
ing Of the Gotten Planters Convention, held
In Macon on The 11th inst, a resolution was
passed recommending a mass convention Of
the cotton planters Of The South TO meet IN
Macon, Georgia, on the 4tb Of July next.
The undersigned have been appointed a COM
mittee to give notice Of these proceedings, and
70 invite the people OF the States to send up
dclegatse 70 that convention.
We presume it will require no feryor Of Lam
guage, no special pleading, to impress On the
planters Of the South The importance Of their
promptly respondingto to the call.
In She midst sf a season Of remarkable pc
cuniary prosperity, We find ourselves suddenly
involved IN great revoluiion-in which a
fierce and bloody war is inaugursted The in
vaders, counted notify thousands, but by hun
dTeds q thousands, are swarming upon our
soil. They have blockaded our ports, cut Of
our trade, and destroyed our revenue.
Oar noble and chivalr'c youth have rushed
lnio the field to meet them. From the city and
country, the hills and valleys, the mountains
and toe Iowlands, they have poured fourth in
multitudss, formines great army, now painting
for the conflict, and ready to drive back The
abolition host, OF perish on the field.
The fns result no one doubts. We shall
have libsry y and independence.
But to support this army and sustain the
government Of our choice Is now aur highest
DUTY, and the subject Of our greatest concern.
How shall these objects be accomplished?
This is a question which hss engaged the pro-
foundesl attention Of our statesmen and fnsn-
ciers These Investigations have resulted in
an admission Of the fact, not generally before
understood, that The siHCws Of wa as well as
the elements OF prosperity in peace, are In The
hands Of tbs cotton planters OF the South.
The government appeals to them--to them
the eyes and hopes Of the country are now
turned. They must furnish the means 20 sus-
tain TIE army and carry the war to successful
close.
It is then clearly their right and duty to take
counsel togetheT-to consider the whole ques-
ti0n Ia al its practical operations, and deter
mine for themselves h0iB they will raise the
means, and to trhai eztsnf
WetheTefore cordially invite the cotton plan
ters 5f the Sou-a--ihdeed, we urge our friends
in every county in our own State, as well as
the people Of all The Confederate States, 20
send up delegates to the proposed convention
to be held IN Macon on the 4th day Of July
next.
Let them send able and good men, and in
such numbers az thsv may think proper. In
the appointment Of delegates no special form
alities need be observed. What we want Is a
meeting Of the cotton planters, TO consider
their own power, and properly 70 sppiv it.
Arrangements are in progress, IN addition to
the regular debates of The convention, to pro-
cure addresses from The most eminent orators
and Statesmen Of the South.
J. II. R. WASHINGTON,
PULASKI S. HOLT,
NATHAN BASS.
De- 8 c.
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r ALEIGH
MINERAL SPRINGS

fFNHESE SPRINGS have been placed in fine condition
Z and are now offered 70 The public as . bam for
many ct the ills 20 which nssb is heir.
partial analysis OF the waters shows the presence
in happy proportious, - Iron, HsgResia, Sulphur,
Alunina, solemn, ETC. etc.. a admirable adapted Tor
tle relief Of persons ed with arrangements Of tie
bowels aud stomach. rell affections Of The skin
These sprnes sre dGersnt from any heretofore known
In this vicinity. being discovered last the
northwest and IN the town OF Raleigh s. ehy county
Tennessee.
beautitul Pavilion ado-ns the ground, ard a gplen-
did TsnpiH Alley affords healhtul smasement TO the
visitors.
P 81 STANLEY, late of Memphis, has charge Of tie
SPRINGS aud haviuE reied end put the Raleigh Hotel
in ga0i repair. is now ready 60 acc1muodat6 all who
may seek health desire pleasant sej0uru ia
Try village.
This Is nae place far ;he families Of soldiers IN
service. Charges reasonable.
iel6-lms NJ STANLEY.
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Iuka Mineral Springs.

rFHHESE SPRINGS having been csr5iuliy anelyzea By
l. the state ue5iogis Of Mississippi, and found n
c1utaia Suqhureted Hydrogen largely Bicerbonate Of
Iron isrsr Free Clrb1nic Acid. with smsn
Of Bi Csrb Of Magnesia, Ri. Caro- Lime, Bi Cab.
Potash ana Soda, and Corite Of Potassium sodium
iu spring No. g IN 10 coo parts o which lilo OF
s d ingrediants fvesIEtns Of which Peroxide Of
irou. 10. eant2ius she ingredients Of The former,
except sulrhuretied Hydrogen. No. is strong Red
sulphur Spriug. sprins 70 3 is simple Chulybeate,
somewhat sksr than the former Both Of the litter
dinr from the majority OF other Chsybeates and sui
ptUr waters of he state in their freei0m from purga
tive ingredients which renders them better adapted TO
feeble patients being almost purely anic, and The
case ef tie hrst mentioned alternatives.
Many visitors from Aemphis New Orleans and al
the S1uh western Saes have been restored 70 health
from Ions Standing crunsc diseases by drinking this
wateri aud the sreat popularity which they have Oh
tined snd the large acr8gss 0f visitors, has iaduccd
the hotel compans enlarge their acoommodailons and
they afford every iuvurg and amusemurt, besides
studied o1mf0rt which be obtained in the country.
To the plsasure-EeeKer the finest dshing Is within
an asree-bie ride Of I'VE miles Billiard Tables, BOWL
ing Allies Livery stables and whatever can smuss the
summer visitor, d at bis command.
Band q Music Is ia attendance. and expense OF
is spsred 20 render guests comfortable sEd happy
Tha SPRINGS h5tei Is situated Immediately On the
Memphs md Charleston Railroad shout hal way be-
tween emphis sud Huntsville within hour q she
EoBne and Ohic Railroad Corinth, and two hours OF
the M.sissippl Central, aEd six hours OF Memphis
COOK * CO.. Eropristors,
ie1l-lm Iuka, Mississibff.
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DISISGRoom FOR GHILs REE.

The whole establishment is in charge = Ar. JoHE
2. HUKILL Of great experience in this line Of busi-
ness. to whom an lotters may be addressed at the
SPRINGS.
Stages viii leave Trucy City tat the eae Of The rail-
read daily fsr tie SPRINGS TIE arrival o the cars;
or eonvryances be procured at Aeiunvie by these
who prefer that route jel2 dsEim
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BEERSHEBA SPRINGS,
GrsSady e9tSsafy, Tennessee.

FTyHIs CELEBRkrED WATERING PLACE 's now
1 opened for visitors. The promises have been put
In THOR0uGH REPAIR. Among other additions is
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k0ne square, renewable ToeEiy per annurn, 10 %
GO twice week, [" co 90
E-pWo squares, re1svable weekly, per Gnnun, 60 90
d" twice week, % so 0q
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charged -5r week, ard Discontinued st The end o.
that time.
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i-Feary advertisers viii be charged extre for
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Of paper.
ETearly advertisers viii Be charged ezrs At re-u-
.sr rates, ior wants Rents, Removals. CoPGrner-tip
Notices, To Cgnsignees, etc.
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BGSEcV'S Springs
NEAR EEg0RrEcE. AEARAsTA

FFHHIs most celebrated wstcring Place is now open
Il f1r fhe reception oi visitors, and has already
gooi persors fos Ginesst parts Of fhe country
We have engaged The feryces Of The celebrated HOLD
IGG BAND ilr the sets1n who zre bard TO excel on
brass string insrlneus. The advantages e fshiHs
admitted dy on VINO have visited his place TO excel
those q auy other vatsring pE1e shoal creek being
only qzertar g nile ard Tsnusssee ger only four
miles distap, anf we arc suppIe6 via hshing boats
afls Cor ihe rurpfe. oar len-piu Alleys and Bill
lard Tsbies are ln good order.
The waters cf these sFiinEs are recommended by
more than tN5 huuered OF the most eminent physicians
10 she surr0uu iing osuat, for The q scrofuia
fr1psy, dyrpsfa, liver couraiut oiseafes peculiar 10
females eyes. chsonic dsrrhca, syphilis, aud all
diseaoss d The kiuneys urinary organs and all euta-
neogs diseases. Numeer CT IN most remarkable
cures have bees testified to BY most Respectable living
witnesses.
COL James ~ fiooh, late d Iuks Springs assists in
the management q tfs house, and no pains will be
spsred to make guests Ia every We 4anfortRble.
Our lbie shan % saoplied win the best The country
sdcrls srd on acennad iil IN every res5ect shall
be good thoa 8f any ether watering place In the
country.
our HRs coaches VIII be a. be depot At Florence on
the arrirn Of the caN an tines and convey all pas
seagers % aud ifoin the apriass without delay.
Our iiTefF Eths is ven stocked with csrrizFss bug
gies sd harsess for pleasure riding.
myl2-ti ELLIS q CO., PropristOrs.
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sEEoasggaJe Sps'5sags
EHAR ESczv1LEE, EAST TENNESSEE,

NEAR KNOXVILLE, EAST TENNESSEE,
rs no w OP FED. .
rTTHIs resort Tor health OF pleasure seekers IS its
i name indicates, is located IN sequestered valley,
aresl enciosea By mountain spurs Of tn AlleEhany,
known ns The chi,ncvse G1d riss IN tssry side sn
embos9m valley which caHnof be contemplated bg the
lover OF nalure without much enjoyment.
OF the beneficial afeetg Of this water cases &
DYSPEPSIA, CHRONfG LIFEa COMPLAINT, and
diseases NEST uouman IN outherr aiitudos, 10 more
certain and effective. dfnely exists.
The Hotel aecu1lnoestious consist o. LARGE AND
CoHM0Df0Us BUILDING, with spscious Piazss on
each story running hs entire lfnsh oi fls builcinz
au1 numerous GGTNo COTTAGES, all tsstefully AZ
ragged the IaFf n iout ei the main Hotel, and
ces.itie 20 tatf safiIgsn Hotel
The Lawn is handseaslg red with grass snd beau
t-r1y shaded with mafsis i0rast trees. No WateriHl
place rreseni more araaiious shan Aenvsle and the
pr1priegrs Fecfug invite the attention o. those
who seek retreat IN SIMMER, either for health Of
pleasure.
visiss VIII s. D Knoxville, and thence twenty-iouE
miles ng stage, which connects with the train.
WATT, LANIER 3 CO.,
faT.fn1 FvcharQo Hotel. MantrarnpFV Ala
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3ailg sppeaI.


TdE TENNESSEE LEGESLATUHE.
Hrti0n seems II be the order Of the day il
the legislative balls at Nashville, and every.
thing indicates a shs-t bu. fruitful sessioA
Many enaetments, all framed with references
Go the present condition Of publicsaiIairs, have
been nearly perfected in both branches, and
the members appear to be working with great
unanimity 10 carry out TIE intention Of the
people, as expressed on the sn.
On Friday the bill to regulate the manner Of
paying the oAieera and. soldiers Of tie provis-
ioaal army Of Tennessee. passed second read
ing in iae souaie. This bin, II passed, viii in
crease The pay Of pFivstes IN the service Of the
STATE to $500 per month, and thar Of orderly
ssrgesnts equal to so0n5 nsatensnts.
Mr.. PAYSE, fr0Ia the committee on federal
-ss ions, reported back an act to repeal the
FoR tn section Uf an set passed May 6, 1861, en-
ootin titled al act TO submit to a vote Of the
r5sy people declare ion Of independence, and for
lther parposes'f with blll in lieu, but after
some discussion, the bill in lieu was with
Y iraFn, and the original bin passed its second
- r-adiRs, and .hen, with the bill in lieu, was
referred to tos senators from East Tennessee,
Corr rsport lhsrs0n, tAs senate, With great una
sssrs. imisy, hanifsstag desire to frame the act,
5wn COZ ss b coneiliaie The people Of that section
". C. ths safe
is TIE r sgis rszoiutiOa to authorize tie military
at section atneisl board = appoint persons to set
Iustz az Memphis and Knoxville was
Cd from isi p and referred to the COMMITTEES on mil
rough tie hrisiTs-
-r,s as t5s4pkVNE Introduced bill entitled an act
It f7r The operate The Memphis Legion, which was
5rv wor5sa first tine and referred to tie military
.gusnt- &c.
House, much preliminary business
- asaeted. The fasl action Of tie body,
- n questions ss they acted upon, was
- zion Of Tesolutions-0ne providing that
-. astsrs and commissaries be taken
- niesrs and from the regiment OF brig
=, -1.-5.s sieh tbey beiongi sdoptsd-yeas 49,
nd another to raise a committee to
te the eoaduct Of the door-kespsr, llr.
PUBLfo ScHooiho is reported to have spoksR disre-
rene sltisiael Of majority Of the members Of the
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TO GAS con UME RS.
ECONOMY II GAS.
REDVOT4OgF E.F a.4s BELEs.

DY using EcHsnry's Patent Ca Burr. rbrss
ID burners have bfsu adopted By the cisy sus
Louisville and Cinc@1uati for she plFposs OF
tkeir streets, and were subjected 70 the mos I'd
photolnetricsl test regards ahorsrg TIE reafest
a9gnt Of Light for the smallest consumption q Cas-
aud found 20 csmpete with all other burners sent
the Gas Light GeEmlttses OF ihsse cities Ter rhsr
consideration asd adoption. TbeEe ourners are Euar-
Entied 10 all Who Beu. for he f1iowiue aavsnta-
1es 1st Ecouamy H consumption cf Ga7 the ausounf
1f frcm 70 PER cent over the best paient 1uruer
made ard from 90 ts 80 per cent n ne tonnon s.
tail Of bat wing burner. 2nd. perfect clear and
steady dame. 81. Perfect combustion and freedom
irea smoke an. Freedom from oigrinr and usstfn1
OF Gas common TO he nsh-tal and hat-Wing ruruerf
Ey long erperienes in tne nsnufacture ana suula
tiau OF fhaving been f1Iiaut 81 fusrlis
Gas Wora Ter The last seven yaarsl induces he DO av
tev are he best burner that has ever been afered To
the puriic and used b private ecnsamers ts Ne
exclusion Of all other kinds where they have been in
rofdlsd sThe burners can be seen ag Chandler 3 Co p
drag store; on The city lamp posts in frort Of hs ArlesI
oEos on Union street. sHd d.. Hsrrfll's On Nadis9n
street.
For sale at my shop, frst eoor norih Of the G.
oaice, Nsin street, bstveen Washlnzson ard Poplar
A5EL sIMlsTER
Gas a1d Stem Pipe , tier
Sole azsut iar Esmpbis m17-Iy
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AEEH ISE4ELGS
Southern Insurance Agency.
J. 4. E7sRST', .6gsSst,
OFFICE, ON JEFFERSON STREET,
Opposite Fowikss s. Co., with the Etua once.
Insurance Co. Of the State Of Virginia,
RfcHlDND.

Authorized capital
Cash capital and surplDs paid up-..-......e 1s9oV
~ $50 900 dep sitsd with Controller 81 Eashville5
Is security 10 policy holders
Izsures against loss by Fira On Buldings and Aer-
elaudisa Of every description Also, On Leases ano
Furnitura. Al lossss sguitaby adjusted and promptly
paid ap9-iy
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oHer this reliable SOUTHERN INSURANCE cox
PLNY TO the property holders Of Memphis ara solicit
portion os their business a Il losses viii Be ursmpty
paft in cash this agency. Thcss Whe wish
age s5uteern institutions in preference 70 E0rt.
J. 7. WEsf, Agei
spz-ly JeEsrsoH ~
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IIHalIUUls
Wnn e McFAriands President Farmers Banki
A. War-i.k irn o. warwick y Bdrksdalss
WIN g.. CrenshaE, hrm Of Crenshaw & Co.'S
wellington Goddin, drm o. Goddin q Appars0ni
w RcCauce, arm Of Nunlops MoncHre Col
- A. Earksiale. arwsf WarWicz 4 BsrksdAle;
1azdes = Grant, To1acso Eanuiscttueri
J.. d C-eHsfaW, arm Of Baral. CrenahaT h Oo.5
Jobs L Bacon, irm Of Bscop & Baskeryin,
2. B Haxzii, iru OF Baxafi, GTsnshaE Co.;
Tohu Carrle, IT., ship Owner;
Wn. B. Warwick, firm Of Warwick & Barksdalej
las. Alfred Jones. At.ortey-et-I.awi
c. 9. sfiett Builder;
=. g Ru6in, Agriculiurist and 9TsuEfactureri
r. W. hcGrrder nfm o. 8. McGruder & Sonsi
W. ". Grump, Attoraeg-at-Law5
jas. Dunlop, Erm of Dunlop, Boncurs Co.
BOILING y. HAXALL, President.
o. ?. BRGsEE, Secretary.
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J. H. R. WASHINGTON,
PULASKI S. holt,
NATHAN BASS.
HLACE-RE DISPATCHES
TO TIE N0RTn ERN EaHea.

e7 Papers Of the Confederate States please
copy.
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OF
uLJABLE Rel ESTETE.
CHANCERY 80
IlLIIRLE Rel ESILIE.

DTRsUAET to q decree Of the Ch5ncery Csurt st
4 Memphis, rendered a. the November term 1850, ia
the case Of J. T. johnson George Hum ghrey and
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~ ...-.- ~ raE Was uFoH TIE Month
snssris l,osion Fe'' - - i, - -.
PloE nn zesff n ~ < --..r-i' .,rs
= bis psis bsnes e.s !. l.ss,ss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-04
THE COUNTY FAIR.

We call especial attention Of our ooun-
~ readers to the County Fair, which Il 10
be held in this city on the Is and 10 insts.
The Fair is decidedly a Farmers institu-
tion-it IL managed BY the people from
the country, there being one menbeE Of
the Beard from Zach Township in the
county, and If nsa enthusiastically managed
the fault will be with the country people
for they bare eleven out Of twelve Of che
Beard al directors.
TAis gear the Farmer has been blessed
wiEA good crops md almost every one
hAs samsshing worthy of axhsbition.
Ths Fair y % ~ bald shoas HaSnth
cashier chan ussAi md good wsatlssr ~
a pleasant and agreeable time mar be
expected The grounds have besn greatly
impsoved. The notting tsask ID ssvsu
feet wider than last year and the grade
has been greatly reduced. Taking things
altogether shs prospocs 10 fair for having
= much better exhibition than the ont
held Last year, which for the first TINA
paid expenses.
Turn ous every body and come 10 ths
Fair. Recollsct thas on the last day sha
oflssra for the naxt year are 70 be elaesed
aud ever body shoaid be on hand 10 %,
I a. - .z.r 81 sxsg 49, - L..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-04

AKY pAFEK Ovxx.-Since the beginning
of the war excitement, it is not extravi-
CANT to say the above question has been
Propounded to US Ave hundred times
We have submitted to the ifnpositioa Of
newspaper publishing long enough. Those
who want paper to read, can get it by
having their names entered upon the mail
book and paying The money. What wo'd
these liberal minded people think Of Us if
We should persist in asking them every
weak il thsy bad Arg hasheI corn oveE F.
Or if they COUNT give US spare ham !?
1t costs US labor and noney to print news
papers as well as it costs them to produce
corn aaa bacon. Iaws and laE live: y
Single copies of the paper Eve cents.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-04

SCHooLs.--We understand that the
Board Of Directors Of the Council Bluffs
School District, at recent meeting, or
ganized Public High School, taking
twenty of the advanced pupils from each
of the tao schools in Ehis city. Prof. j.
c. Lininger has been appointed prinei-
pal, and the school viii commence this
morning in PalHars Bloak, Lower Broad
way.
The primary schools, the one on Stuts-
man street under charge Of n. NJ. Lin
ton and that on Main street in the care Of
VIM. Baker, begun on Monday last.
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s EC1A.z..-

HuaLR OFFICE, 6orwc2L nLEyxSs
#TEyF 4gEF a sspsmzahss u ia&ay =
wHKAT-spring, ae@Sa cas- D basa.
CONFIRMS ear, 70 cts v euah.
oArs--In demand ii sG4sss cts . susA.
RoTAT0Es~-Prims, aedS4o cts y Suah.
HAx--rizaotAy - vsairisss asau 90 q
HoGs--4eGivs.y sgszsAtssAa 81 80 o. aa = lea.
BEEF-oa foot, Sa0sa 50 y TOE
HIDEs--Efxeea, 4 q dry, 10 c . b.
FLoUa-Choles Family xxxs ass supsrans
81 FaRs, OIL 90 y 800.
COIN MHAHe@Ysllow - {, waite, Cd y bash
BucgwHkAT FLouR~Boited es9s, % y 100.
gUrTKR~-Eraah roll 1880 y b. "
LARD-gEesA loaai2A RA. -.
Eaas-Prean, Iess fs~4 dos. @ III
TALLow--prime, 10 = .,
RREswAx-Ystlew, Ss@2S p ..
WHIsKKT-sili b Bowsn's, ID c. 81, LsoHia star
20 = gaI.
oHIgKRgs-rams OIL, So9a2 COS Prairie, q, $50
81 30 . dos.
TURKKYE=sI4tye, IS eel, eaeA. .. -
ExCHANeg-ss Eoala. .. Essasrn. > v ssEaa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-04

Tux SrArH FAfR.-The State Fair Ia to
be held at Iowa City and will commence
on the Oath inst. The distance is so great
that We do not expect many 10 astead
from this section of country, few per
sons however may attend. The system
OF camping is becoming quite popular
and we know that it is exceedingly con-
venient. We hope as many Of our citi-
Esns Els possibly can wild attend the Fair,
and We further hope that next year it
will be held in more central part Of the
State.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-04

N0rTcE TO SKrTLERs-LAXD On TraE.--
TAass tao Assaev4ax maklag = fg~ ealEtes Of land
On time for settlers reasonable terms, il appli-
cation is made very Sooa. Those wishing TO secure
the land necessary for their farms, viii do well to
avaii themselves Of tAis Opportunity b a&lhng 60
rae without delay. L W. BAbbiTT.
Council Bluffs, Iowa, April Sd, 1891
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-04

- The citizens Of Dubuque, having
given the returned volunteers q magnif-
cent reception, are now raising a subscrip-
ton for the purpose of erecting monu-
ment TO the dead of the Iowa First.
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NORGE TO LAND HoLDERsI
J. SOLOMON,
NOTARY PUBLIC q C0NvEYAacER
9LENWll0n r0wA

mas made iuii complete and perfect Abstract sf
AlHs' to ali The Lands in Mills oauuty. Iowa. in
e19a'HE the Original Sales by the Govsrnroen, sua
~ 'a''eqaent eouveyances. Mortgages, Deeds Of
TruS', or other thcuubrance.
,Aa .H!i and complete Abstract Of Titla 70 all
Ios' IN the city Of Gienwood and ths Aaiitiags
'0-Lst1-aRd also to Pactae CITY. In aid ennnty
- Dc also gives prompt asEeusion 10 tae oay-
so' 1t Taxes, examination of Ttiies ana Al othsr
"%r1ssrs pertaining 10 General Land AarnsE
y -0saos ia the Court House,
1aEgary g. 1854 Yv
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-04

- Tha rscant repsxs OF battle as
Loysssssills, Va, in which lao federal
soops we're said 70 hare been taken plis-
opsrs, was . ssaard, ~ mostrumors from
rehel Hasrses usually are.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-04
sBITr q GARFEETER.

BLAsxs.- We have % hand and for
sale blank wGrrantee Deeds, Deeds Of trust, Trus~
tees Sale, Justices Blanks, Township Piats and
Bonds for Deed.
every description Of blank WORK &aRs al this oaAes
in the beat style and at low prices.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-04

ANOTHER CATAxouNT. Last Friday
morning We had the pleasure Of scalping
g Catanount, the largest We ever killed,
and we have killed hundres of them. 1t
measured four feet Ave inches ia length
and weighed about sixty pounds. This
is the fifteenth that we have killed within
the city limits within the last three years.