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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-15
A III ORDINANCE

A II pRpgsAGCE.
n Ehatlsd Sd Ordinance for the extension Of
Madison street, and the establishment OF the Grade
theTs a.
SEC. /. Be IL ordained by the Common Council
Af ssse assHg al OnaHAisauHs that Madison street.
North of Broadway shaII be establiHhed a. follows
Conimsncing AT Broadway and rRnniug GgFth
90 degrees west 300 fset thence North 20 deg,
" va ,s IA asE .. 2 Ii = G e is arsss
west ais feel, thence North f2k degrees West
nos tesi 70 the North fns OF the Old town. me
angles In the above stFeet being established ~
Atoasa As shewu upon the recorded plat
SEE . And De ii further Greatness, thnf the Grade
Of said street shalt be established ~ feiows: ii
the jaation OF BroadwsY and Aa'tisan street e
81 feet asoss he plane shanee 100 u
BRttaaaeeens TsS per aafasxa fe@tt sheNEr VOC II
10 STA wiGa ssasccnt - gss Aunar Yse4 sleva@
tiea being sta sos thence 100 feet With an ass
cent Of per hundred feet thence 30 feet witk -
ascent Of 10 per hundred feet thence coo feet 10
a I'M wfsh "a ascent 81 "a per hatdrHd fsat aisva-
sloA WI IA II 1914 thsncsto North line % Old
town with isFsa Graas. y. =
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A SCISSORS NOTICE.
n Ts1a uaassignsa, City Assessor Of the Caty u
GaahaIl BsgfFss wilI sttsad ut the Eean II FogEA IL
| Hszs's Block, on Saturday, tbs iath day Of aals
| nsas, for saa gssgess ss shsgi ~ ANssssss.s
Beck W al peEscn& who Ray Else 70 Exanfns thssz
4 ~ ssffaent Tor the year 1891
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/ ATurEca. 81.
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NY bed ana beard wisahatcauss sAsns -
al Derasna are hereby waged A&&snsf sgnaxsa&, Mar
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-15
t /. WOODBURY.,
SURGEON DE IT'S 4

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA s
Dr. EooaBary haqtus been located
g Ib.- PIa@e for Ibe past three Jess
TUNE 3 lest the durability OF ais =.
va a9g,d say 10 all persons faveFing AsIn E1th
aer .gaadsrirs that they may rely upon ms uAts1s
"Larsluns 20 perform every "SsEAtlon Ia ~
p4AaeE as pos2abls, 81 r....ssa...e ..'at
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-15

! oua lSaas WALxs, -zAsE osE sidsvwalks
are in very slippery and dangerous con-
.taision, We copy for the benefit Of whom it
may concern, the OdEaanee passed Feb.
ID, 1881, for HE renewal Of 'sAsw There
from. We hope its provisions may be
carried out. A word TO the wise is SUN
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e. BLANKS III III kiniis d hand and
lsr sale a. the BasA 1asss ~ Na -


60 Hodge, Bank Note Reporter, New
Yosk, pg ths, s0sh, maksa ths following
quoeasion of Land Warrants and Treas
ury Notes:
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-15

JOB PRINTISG-MoRR NRw TTPK.-We
have reeeptTy ssEisd 10 opFJob once large lot Of
aew type Cuts, Borders DC, all Of the best quail
II and Latest styles and we are now better prspas-
ed than ever, 20 sxete every varsity af plain aud
tAacy IpR, Printing, nsat, qt4ick sAs eAsap. We
have The largest and beat assortment Of JobbInz
material IN the West aud can turn out any kind of
Work that may be desired, on short notice
srehauts and others hAvtag Printing 20 be done
are requested 10 call and examine specimens Of
work aud prizes. We guarantee satisfaction in
every case.
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cHAxR AEp saEvxai

wAY viii yca liagss wseh Eas UAsIis sad Tsvsr
whea kmatfs fumsc Syrup, atApAsas' AgHe Uon~
pound Jayass' A&ue sMsstase, 0ssesS,s fnas&a
uA@iassgas. ali aowsgesxA sxkezAsx 80 ez3fz& $50
ssvsxss ssa ss kna % 6R2MANAE . Gafa~
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Special Busixa@Sa Notices.

POWER Pkwss ron SAlx.-We have on
hand and ter sale, ems Of ssr &ssyE Power PTsssss
capable Of making gus thousand impressions per
beer, aaa warranted to do 60 work, Terms low.
ForfuFGheT information,
Address HAARTTT d CARPENTER.
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fEoEns We nopS iAa pEoflsionA may DC
carried out. A word to the wise 10 sun
efsns e.
Sec. /. Be IL 1ordaiasd bg the Com
nson Council Of the Gss Of CoaAea1
Bluffs, That from and after the pablica-
ton Of shis ordinance, aeearding to law,
the owners or occupants of lots on the
North side Of Broadway street, between
Madison and Scott styeats, shall be requiE-
ed 10 remove from the side walks 10 front
of their respective premises Or lots, the
snow which may fall % such side walks,
from time to time, as often as the snow
ceases to fall. -.... e..
Sec 2 In case Of the refusal or ne
glect Of the owners o. occupants Of lots,
to comply with the requirements of!the
foregoing section, the City Marshal is
hereby authorized and required TO have
the same removed, and charge the rea-
sonable expense of the same TO the respec.
tive lots, and the same shaH be . lem on
said lots, and may be collected In the
same msansr - The ordinary City saxes.
SPECIE IN EHK CoUSrRY.--From Janu-
axy 1861, to the pEsssas time, the amount
of Gold received in the States from Cali
fornia and other sources was $79, 000, 900
or "a ,0W y0N more than w@ rsaaised
the preceding year. The exports OF spe-
Gle dnring The same period were only 81
OILS, 700 or $34, 058, 900 less than during
the same period last gear. Of the s72,-
ISL received during the last year at
the Philadelphia Mint, about $35 ,00O, 900
we're from the mines oE the United States.
s. maE ~-%-~m~sa AZ ~ 7
SYMPATHETIC AcrIoS.-A singular case
Is noted in the Cairo Hospital among the
wounded as BeinouE. one maA was shot
in the right leg and had to have it ampu-
rated. Synpathetrc acsion at once took
place in the ether liub, aads ut precisely
the same place where the knife had sever
ed its fellow, asimilax pain was felt. So
severe did this beeoms that the leg is band
aged and treated as il itself wounded.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-15

IAEhonxh The Shove complaints differ widely In
IN Efr nrfEin and natETe, yet they all require local
treatment Many OF the worst cases, Of such dis
eases will yield IN 3 comparatively short space Of
time wheu this 0in4aaanI is dIltg entity rubbed into
the parts afs&ted swpn after every other means
have faie Ia all serious mRISdies the Ills should
be taken In accordance to the printed instructions
accompanying each bgG-
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&. b. COLBERT H. co.'s
sixth Grand Quarterly DfstrE~
button

or stoo, 600 ARTICLES WORTH AGO 600
Ehiaa will De gold fse siQe 600 "a ths Purchaser.
Of our Sgsdeh FeDs as 30 csa pep bsxou Golden
Pen is the best ever used ana Is warranted rot 70
eorr0ds In any ana. Every busin esx man and fsuI-
~ should use the Goldsn Pen
The following iist Of articles will be sold Ia ous
R@trans Ut oae dgstaF each an heed ass be na5s for
urfas we infcFa the Purchasers which at sae asti.
aS@ EEES be had soy one dollar and then it il ap-
tionsE VIII sther they send shs dollar and take the
goods not
LIST o. HOOPS INCLUDED In The BLaI8IBT.
HON AZ Nf 90 HAGn~ TX
Gold VI alchss, Silver Watches Guard ahEsYest
Chains CogaI ana Opal keAas 0Ameo sats Ghate
Afns Oaaln&s G&2ea adj Ia "a d. 81 P1ns Mosaic
sHaSJ % ID eso4i Psacn 4 Gaid Pea sa,is Ailvsr
Hdfdefs. I4aaazscape ssis PoaEait Sell, RevSYvinx
Brest Plnsy Sets, Studs asa sIsege Battuxs In
fantS ArHlsts and Neck Chains, Lorksts all slEes
fssztA, h est RIRs. Aosisc RDf0ursf BEareIers Nh
sa aaIsd EreaI Fxns, MsaIa lng nd ct Sets Garnet
and CATeHaeie Sets Moslae Sets MsziaIitpns and az
tmneas@ variety ofethST srtirsss =
PAam Of saxah Grand RSssrEhxa~
.-s--.- skon.
HiEseat walaa OF artieEaz 100 dollars yuyragy 4yB
dollars Certificates stating what w8Tl sell paeh
person for ons dollar pfsssd In sealed e8vefspes
with D@cizsai sEFAasensesls 60 that in each hun
drBd certificates thsgs 10 sns fora
.'A Goid EPateA,
And there viii also be valaaasge agSacRs liz each
ten certificates. On receipt Of 10 eazgta we vii
Hefa you one box Of cur tfO'dsn Pens, and se1Iad
notice Of he article which ne seis BOT al
TRT US TRY Usll
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military genius of the English with that
of the French nation, it is remarked that
the French officers will always lead, if
the soldiers will follow, and that the
English soldiers will always follow ii
their officers will lead" Our glorious
army in the Maryland battles, observes
the Philadelphia Inquirer, has by its valOr
energy and success, seemed to claim the
praise due both to French and English.
The officers have led. and the men have
followed, without any ifs, and we are
permitted to add to DIR. Johnson's curious
distinction, this: The American officer
will lead, and the American soldier will
follow. Such is the evident determine
ton of both, and the sooner the rebels are
assured of it, the sooner the rebellion will
come to an end.
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that TovVn-NRmeB OF Persons VINO
SuHered.
GUxAxDorrr, VA. Sept az, 1852.
Editors Infelfigeneer:
Our town was again invaded by band
of secesh thieves belonging to the celebra.
ted Witcher alias Glare Hausmer, on last
night, numbering as variOusly estimated by
citizens who saw them, at from 30 to 40 in
number. They left their horses on the op.
posite side of the Guyandotte river and
crossing the bridge afOOt between 10 and
IL o'clock in the night, they entered the
small store of Mr.. Sydney Bowden and rob-
bed him of about $3.50 worth of goods,
also, the store of Mr.. Bay and took from
him between SIS and 500 worth of
boots, shoes, jeans, hats, clothing, SC. On
their way into town they stopped at the
house ofMr. Ferguson, Sheriff of this couu-
ty, who being in bed and fast asleep, knew
nothing of their coming until they were
trying to force open his front door, he
sprang out OF bed and fed to the woods
with nothing but his shirt and drawers.
They entered his house, took his hat and
searched the pockets in his clothing in
which they got $28 in money. They dis
turbed neither persons or property while in
town belonging to private citizens with the
above exceptions. Another portion of the
same gang entered Barboursville distant
from here u miles) also on last night,
numbering about % men. They got their
suppers, stole horse from Andy Dick,
took all the leather in the tannery of Mr..
Westhoof and left, going up the Guyan-
dotte river. This section of country is lit
orally oyerrun with bands of thieves; no
person is safe at any time, nor will they
be until force is sent here to stay and
keep them in check. This thing of sending
Federal troops here for to stay week or
two and leave again for some other portion
of country is all farce; for as soon as
they leave the secesh rabble commence
their depredations. Unless a Federal force
is sent into this county and that immedt-
utely the loyal citizens will be utterly rulu-
cd Nearly all of the horses in the county
have been stolen. Those who have any left
are sending them across the river into Ohio.
Respectfully yours, &c. H.
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FOURTH REGIMENT.

FOURTH RB6THBST.
Capt Wares company at at sweeney's Works;
Capt. ScOtt's company, at the LIST Ward Hose
House.
Capt McNauten's company at BOwman's Hall,
Market Square w.-.,,u..N. .o
Capt Wilson's company, Main s: Warehouse,
Capt. KnoI's company, at Warehouse, No so,
Water st.
Capt. Vancs's company, at Melodeon Hall.
Capt Hopkins company, at MelOdeOn Hall.
Capt Simpsons company, at Union Hall.
Capt, Longs company, at the Armory under the
Court House.
Capt. Muth's company, at their room In Fulton.
EHTH REGIMENT,
Capt Adams company at Union Hall.
CIpt Gray's company, at the AFmOry under the
Cant Hairs company, at the same place.
Capt. Smiths company, at American Hall, Fifth
Ward.
Capt, Gowdy's company at the same place.
Capt. Mixes company, at the same place.
Capt. TaylOTs company. at the same place.
Capt. Glass at LaBelle Warehouse.
Capt. Hardenstein's company, at the same place.
Capt. Handlin's company, at Handlin's Ware
house.
The roll Of each squad will be called by the 1St
Sergeant OF the company at o'clock precisely, and
the drill will be continued for two hours at the least
The Sergeant Major Of each Regiment is especially
charged with the execution Of this order.
II. Lieut.. WAITen'S section of Geld artillery will
assemble for drill and nstruc ion At the Union Hall
on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings OF
each week, at o'clock precisely. Lieut.. ". will
make his report direct The Assistant Adutant Of this
brigade.
iii The field and stan, commissioned and non
commissioned officers Of the 4th and 9Th Regiments,
and Lieut. Warrens section OF field artillery, armed
and equipped infantry will assemble at the regi
mental armOry at the Court House for instruction
and drill on Saturday next, Oct. T. at O'clock p NJ
precisely By order of Brig Gen J; s. S Whs2t
sep29-3t Asst Adj't Gen. 9th Brig.
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PARKERspuRa, Sept. 2s. 1852.

,f,,. PARKERsRURG, Sept. %, 1862.
Have the powers that be abandoned
Western Virginia to the rebeIs2 This may
seem a strange question, but think it
entirely pertinent at this time. You are
aware, no doubt, Of the general fact that
there are no Federal troops between this
point and South Carolina, aud that in all
the country south and East of us the rebels
go and come when they please and do as
they please, without any one to modest or
make them afraid. But. while you are
aware 81 the general fact, yet I must think
that yon, have not been informed of what
Il going on in the region spoken of, else
;you would and could not rest day nor
night uptil the expulsion Of these robbers
aud plnndeters was effected. 1t is only
me toIspeaksof the counties
In. the immediate :nsighborhoOd. Eyer
since the RuErepde of RRthb bone and more
especially .sfuse the retreat 6f 4dghtb6th,
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49, TO THE TRUSTEES OF
w. THE PUBLIC sCHOOLS.-The Trustees of
the Public Schools of the LIST, 3D. Sd, 4th and 5th
Wards the city Of Wheeling, will meet the Court
House on Wednesday evening, October LIST, 1862, to
take action upon the Recommendation Of the Board
Of Commissioners recently adopted, relating the
rediStrfcting OF that part Of the city. fall attend
ance is requested.
Bep2T4t GEO. W. SIGHTS, Clerk
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A LETTER which originated in Wilkes
Spirit, purporting to have been written by
the late General Kearney, abusing Gen.
Acotellq4,iS deGlaFedlo be acfoFgSsy by
Gen. Kear6ey' friends. -e~
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A LARGE STOCK
OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

- 1900 - ~ -
OUCH AS High Lustred Black Silks,
- Rich Plain COlOTed Silks,
Beautiful Plaid ana Figured Silks,
A few Patterns very handsome Metre Antique,
French MerinOs and Oburg,
De LANES and De Beiges,
Ottoman VelOurs and Poplins, a very nice style
of Dress Goods,
shawls-A larger variety than ever found
here.
Cloaks-The newest and latest styles.
Furs-A large stock, and at prices to suit every
body.
Cloths and DOeskins,
Satinets and Jeans,
Plannelsand Linsey,
CalicOes and Ginghams,
Muslin.
Ticking,
Striped Shifting,
And every other article of domestic goods; also.
new stock of Carpets, at prices to suit the
times; also,
Blankets Of all colors, particularly grey blan-
kets, Of Regulation weight
Buck 9IoV0a aud GRunIletB,
Aud every other article kept in a hrst-cIAs5 Dry
Goods establishment,
Have just been received, and for sale at whole
sale and retail, at lower prices than offered West of
New York.
Merchants from the city and country will find Il to
their interest to call before purchasing elsewhere,
have a large stock Of goods purchased from COM
mission houses and importers foe cash; and many
goods bought before the late rise, whereby am
abled to sell at New York jobbing prices.
sep27 ALEX. HEYMAN.
1877 Main St
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once Prqxo.t MaE.haI sen = g., EeS Va

Once Provost Marshal Gen. Tor Va
wHERIIxo, September %, 1S62
A LII paroled prisoners In Western Virginia who
n have not yet reported At this ONCE, or TO the
commander Of the post nearest to them, will do 30
immediately, they will be arrested and treated as
deserters.
All struggling soldiers aud those absent from their
companies or regiments without proper authority,
will report at once this Office to the command
''i sa,! II TTaSed Linen 90 do do
--adras do
Neck Ties and CravEts Of every description
Black and ColOred Skirt Braids
Black and Colored Patent Thread LIST End quaint
oiaTk's Six Cord and Enaueled Spool Cotton
Black and White Stay Binding,
Linen Tapes and Bobbfns,
White and Colored French TarletOnS,
Irish Linens, JacOuetts, CambTics, SWtssos,
Mosquito Netts, Chambrays aud Striped skirtfnga,
With a lara - OIL
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
800 Reward.

MAYORS oEV1cE, WHEELms, Sept. q, 1859.
DURSUANT to an order Of Council, hereby offer
I . reward Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for the
detection and conviction Of the person persons who
recently cut the hose Of the FIRST Ward Fire COmpa-
n.y. or for the detection and conviction Of any
who may cut the hose, in any otteR manner de-
stroy any Of the fire apparatus belonging to the city
sepSO-lU A. J. SWEENEY, Mayor.
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sod guard our nag, and keep zach star
Each stripe As bright as now they WaVes
9tiIl make Il lead our rAnksin war,
Still Hoat above each patriots grave
Death to the traitor that would dare
To trail It through the dust OF shame.
AN honest hearts It's lot will share
And follow 1t to Death or Pane.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-01

DR. Johnson, who abounded in rhetori-
cal antithesis, in speaking of the bravery
of the English soldiers, "a century ago,
said those who have CONF pared tie
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HEADoUART8RT 24TH BRIGADE Y. N.
WHEELING, September 2Tth 1862
General Order No. l.
IRNHE non-cOmmiSSoned Officers OF the several COM
i panies of the 4th and 5th Regiments of thu Viz
ginIa Militia WILL until further orders meet for squad
drills, Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings
of each week. att o'clock precisely, at the following
viz.
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GREAT IMPROVEMENTS IN
Sewing Machines.
EMPIRE
SHUTTLE MACHINE
Patented FEBRUARY 18th, 1850.

FTNHIS MACHINE Is constructed en- an entirelynsV
l. principle OF mechanism, possessing many
and valuable improvements, having been e1E1as5
SIMPLICITY and PERFECTION COMBINED.
The following are the principal objections 1rgsI
against Sewing Machines:
l. Excessive labor 10 the operator.
p Liability to get out Of order
3. EXPENSE trouble and los Of time in repairing
4. IucapaeiIy to sew every description Of mItsnA.
5. Disagreeable noise while in operation.
The EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE
Is Exempt from all these
Objections.
Il has Btaaight needle perpendicular aei0G,
makes the LOCK or SHUTTLE STITCH, Ehirh Uili
NEITHER RIP nor RAYEL., and Is alike % bjth
sides; performs perfect sewing every deserP;Aa
Of material, from Leather 10 the finest Nansok Me-
lin, with cotton, linen silk thread, from the elli-
sest to the finest number.
least possible friction it runs smooth As gAs AZ
Is ALPHABETICALLY
A NoiseleSs Machine.
It requires FIFTY PER GEM lees power 70 idrs
it than any other Machine in maTkri Eih 81
twelve years Of age can work 1t steadily, Wthouth
tigue or injury TO health.
Its strength and WONDERFUL SIMPLICITY q
construction render it almost iuposs be o get CIT
order, and Is GUARANTEED by the COMPANY 70
give entire Subtraction
We respectfully invite all those who may dsse'3
supply themselves with superior article 10 cal ~
examine this UNRIVALLED MACHINE.
But in more especial manner do we soleis u
patronage OF
MERCHANT TAILORS DRESS MAKEIs,
COACH MAKERS, CORSET MAhEhs'
CATER FILTERS SHOE BINDERS,
uOOP-SKIRT MANUFACTURERS
SHIRT and BOSOM MAKES,
VEST and PASTALOON MAKERS.
~ReIigious and Charitable Institutions VIII
literally dealt with
Price OF Machines, Complete:
No. /, or Family Machine, !l5 90. No. = Sra.
Sized SIanufacturing SEQ 10. No. }, Large sl'
Manufacturing, SIS o.
Cabinets in Every Variety
We want Agents for all towns in the Unite'i st,la
where agencies are not already established to "
q liberal discount will be given, but We make no''1
signments-
1T. MACARTHUR & co..
$40 BEoADvAr, NV IOiE-
w. D. SAWTELL & Bro
Agents for Wheeling.
.ep1Osv
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-10-01

'T'HE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY give notice
that they have lately issued new style of Watch,
expressly designed for Soldiers and Others who desire
a good watch at moderate price. These watches
are intended to dispaee the worthless cheap watch
of British and Swiss manufacture, with which the
country is flooded, and which were never expected
to keep time when they were made, being refuse
manufactures sent to this country, because unsafe
able at home, and used here only for Oekeying and
SiOiadIfHg purposes.
We offer to sell our watch, which is of THE MOST
SUBSTANTIAL MANUFACTURES, AN ACCURATE
AND DURABLE TINE KEEPER, and in Sterling
Silver Gases, Hunting pattern a. as low price as is
asked for the trashy AHeres and Lpfnes of foreign
make, already referred to.
We have named the new series of Watches, WIN.
ELLERY, Boston, Mass, which name will be found
on the plate of every Watch of this manufacture,
and is one of our trade marka
Sold by all respectable Jowslsr. in the loyal State
Wholesale orders should be addressed to
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
Agents of tho American watch Company,
sep9-1m2ndp 1ss Broadway, Y.
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- H~AAsA
Wells NE
Wells Margaret
Wells Ella
lens LIST.
Howard Cyrus W
HOuser Cletus
HornbroOk Charles .
jenkins Robert
johnson John W
johnson Frank
Jones Edward
Eiger DR. TO
kliDgman Samuel
Keller Oregon
Koiser A
Tough Am Z
Luckor John 2
LOVelsy Johu T
Leonerd James
Lewis 10
Livingston DR.
Maxwell WIN
Mason W N
Mullen VIM II
Morrison VIM
Aiobly VIM
Murphy VIM 2
McCArty Vim
Munroe Rev 7 W
Moore Peer
Morrison 2
MalOZ Martin
Mitchell Josiah
Madden Louis
Martin Hugh
Martin g "
MRther Andrew
Maurice Charles
McGrudeI VIM z
McIEtire Allison
McNulty Lieut. CD
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Mckinley James
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Nichols Samuel
Nicholson John
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Newman Capt II
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Stewart Solomon
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Winters VIII
Wheeler DIR Samuel
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