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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-05-26

aoback's Calawba brandy is made
from the PURE JUICE OF THE CATAWBA
GRAPE which is grown in abundance in
Ohio and from which this article is obtained
1t has an agreeable Favor, fine clear color,
and possesses all the qualities for medicinal
purposes, and for a beverage Of the hest i'm
ported brandies. As fayoring for mince
pes and other cooking purposes il is the most
economical article that can be used, being one
halfR dollar cheap er by The bottle, and nearly
two dollars cheaper per gallon than other
Iiraudics sold for that purpose W erever it
has been introduced it has found rapid sale,
and is daily gaining in popularity giving in
all cases the utmost satisfaction Call for
Itobnck's Catawby Brandy" which may be
found for sale by Druggists, Grocers and deal
ers generally throughout the West.
O. W RoBAoK Proprietor.
5G,5s, GOand c. East Third Street See Ad'
Yertisement
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WEST vIRGINIA:-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court Of Kama
wha comfy, on the LIST Monday in April,
1864.
Joseph Sly plaintiff ! In Trespass on thsease
Va }and attachment. Dam.
Henry FitEhugh, An age 800 40
drew George, John N Clarkson, Henry Everett
George s Holderby, Joseph Day, Albert G..
Le.pkius, Edward Taft, Charles Timms. rhos
Il Apkins, = 0ng, - Turner, - Guthrie and
teton, dcfendents.
!. PTHE object Of this Suits 10 recover dana.
ges from the defendants for certain wrongs
and injuties done by them to the person and
property OF the plaintiff. and it appearing by
an affidavit Of the plaintiff filed with the pa.
pers Of the cause, that the said claim is just,
and that there is present cause Of action there,
for and that ailiant believes that he is entitled
to, and ought to recover damages in said nc.
ton to the amount Of $l25 90 at the least. and
that the said defendants are non-residents oil
the State Of West Virginia. and that they have
estates or dtbts due them in the said county OF
Kanawha Wherefore on motion Of the plain.
tiff BY his attorney, it is ordered that the said
defendants do appear here within one month
after due publication Of this order for four sue
ccssive weeks in the Weekly Register, news
paper published in Point Pleasant, Mason
County West Virginia, and do what may be
necessary 10 protect their interests in this suit
and that a like copy be posted at the front dool
ofthe Court House Of Kannwhn county.
Testc: JNo. SLACK. Clerk.
Fin.Gerald p. q. topril 9S-H.
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WEST NlRGlNlA:-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of Kama
wha county on the LIST Monday of April,
1864.
Timothy S Butler, plaintiff In Trcspass On
Henry Fitshugh, Albert @ i lS men .'1
Jenkins, oseph Day. john Damage $500
N. Clnrkson, George Holdcrby. Henry Everett.
Edward Taft. Thomas j Jenkins. Milton
j. Ferguson. Wilson B Moore, - Keeion -
Ong and - Turner,
HE object Of this action is TO recover DANA
ges for wrongs and injuries dOne by the
defendants, 10 the person and property of the
plaintiff, and it appearing by an affidavit Of
the plaintiff filed with the papers Of the cause,
that the said claim isiust, and that there i.
present cause of action therefor and that {,oo
ant believes he is entitled to, and ought to ic,
cover damages against said defendants in said
action to the amount of $500 at least, aud that
the said defendants arc non residents Of this
State. and that they have estates or debts due
them in the said county o Kanawha. Where.
fore on motion Of the plaintiff, it is ordered
that the said defendents do appear here with
in one month after due publication Of this or.
der for four successive weeks in the Weekly
Register a newspaper published in Point Plea.
SAINT, Mason county. West Virginia, and do
what may be necessary to protect their interest
in this suit, and that like copy be posted at
the front door of the court house of said coun
ty ofKanawha Teste:
JOHN SLACK, Clerk,
FITZGERALD, p. q.
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POINT PLEASANT MARKET.
PorNr PtrAsANr. Nav or 1864

GROCERIES Coffee, 4o645 els
Sugar, brown 10 cts, white 90 cts. per
pound; MolassOs 85 cents per gallon;
Golden Sirup 81 90; Rico ley cts. per
pound; Tea 81 10 per pound
PROVISIoNS-Beans 50 50O2 rs
per bushel Dried apples 81 % per
bushcI green apples % 90 barrel; pc
tutoes 81 20 bushel.
EGGS BUTTER--Egcs 10 cts pr.
dozen; Butter25 cents per ID.
GIL CKE NS-Ohickens are worth from
o. 60 to ~ 90 re- dozen.
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Flou, mud Grnin Markei.

Corrected Weekly By J, Beasdist, at Eagle
NILS
WEDNESDAY,, May s5, 1864.
Flour from IS OOto So so per bol.
Wheat, cool quality rom 81 90 to
81 20 per busbel.
Corn isquoted a from rs to so cts,
per bushel. }
Corn Meal 81 per bushCl
Bran 81 per hundred pounds.
Shorts 81 20 per hundred
Screenings 25cenls a bushel.
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NOTICE.

THE annual meeting Of tho Stockholders Of
Mason County Mining and Manuf,c urlDg
Company will be held at the Company's Office
in Hartford Cits, Mason County, West Virgin
ia, Thursday, May 26th, 1864, at one o'clock,
pm. SAMUEL COLT, Pres.
Hartford City, W. v, May lth, le6t,-3t
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WEST VIRGINIA AT rules held in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Court Of Mason
county ia the month Of April, 1854.
Elijah Smith,
vs. In chauce'y.
Mary Smith.
1T appearing from an affidavit filed that the
| defendant, Mary Smith, is a nonresident
of the State Of West Virginia. and the object Of
this suit being to obtain decree for the diSso-
luton Of the bonds Of matrimouy. tits, there.
fore, ordered that she do appear here within
one month after due publication Of this order,
and 90 what is necessary to protect her interest
in the premises, Teste:
CHAS. B, WAGGENER, Clerk
4. NJ. Fitz Gerald, sol april 2s-h
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r1y-"TRAr's WuAr's TUE Matter.

Ey"THAr's WEARS THE MATTER
The imports of foreign goods at New
York week before last. we're nearly sew,
millions Of dollars; while the export OF
specie toward paying for them was one
million and quarter, Stop buying for
oiga goods and all will come right.
aESP Congress will probably adjourn
on the last day Of May.
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NOTICE
In Chancery.

p. Freemen.
VoU aud each Of you are hereby notified
i that have fixed upon the 10Th dav Of
June, next, AZ my Office in Winfield. to take,
state and report an account, showing the PAY.
meuts made by the defendent Freeman. to the
complainant in the original bill, James n.
Powers, foi or on account Of the tract Of 1853
acres Of land in the bill mentioned and tie
balance Il any which may b. now due and
unpaid thereon with interest: and also to take
state aud report an account Showing thu snnunt
due by the defendent Freeman 10 X. N. Simms
the complainant on the cross bill and the evi.
denccs Of said Indebtedness, whether by bond,
note, account or judgment, aud the amount OF
such judgment and the time when the same
may have been rendered, and take such other
accounts between the parties as either Of them
may require aud report any other matte which
| may deem material, or the parties may re-.
quest at which time aud place you arc required
TO attend with evidence to enable the Commits
sioner to comply with the requirements Of said
decree. Aud ii from any cause the taking Of
said accounts be not commenced on the day
above named, or ii commenced be not compile.
ted on same day the taking Of the same, will
b. adjourned from day to day and time 20 time
at the same place untl completed
GEO. r. MON AGUE. Commissioner
may IL n6--lw.
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WEST VIRGINIA AT rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court OF Cabcll
county on the first Monday in April, 1861
Susan Holdcrby, Nobt, $ls77 90.

W.,
George S. HOlderby, and Damage $50 90
S Mark Russell.
THE object Of this suit is to recover a debt
Of one thousand eight hundred and seventy
seven dollars, the amount Of accrtain promiS
AIRY note ex cutcd by the defendants 70 the
plaintiff aud fifty dollars damages. And tap.
pcnring by an affidavit filed with The papers
that the said defendcnl George s. Hcldcrby Is
and debts due him In this county II Is, there.
fore ordered, that the said defendent George 8.
Holdcrby do appear hero within QUO month az
ter due publication Of This order aud do wha,
is necessary TO protect his int, rest In the prem.
iscs Testc;
THOMAS j. MERRITT. clork,
: Moore 4 Hornerpq lup 9s-r5.
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WEST VIRGINlA:-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court OF Kama
wha county, on the LIST Monday of April,
1864.
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WEST VIRGINIA;-Atr rules held in tho
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of ksnawha
county, on the FIRST Monday in April, lsa'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-30

Nav Yogx DArY NRws.~Tiafs New
York Daily vi consider ons of the besfs
If not the b4si, aid most reliable OF nsacs
papers nov published. Ii is also one OF
the most reliable and ous-spoken political
journals. As far as our knowledge of 1t
ia concerned I've have been reader Of il
for several years) We have found il fra
and consistent advocate Of Democrats
principles. And the fact that BKN WooD
is its editor, should be sufficient guar
anty that it opposes the present civil war
and advocates "vigorous prosecution
of peace.
Pezsoas desiring 10 subscribe for either
the Daily or Weekly News can have their
names and money forwarded By calling
at the BugIs once. Daily 50 and Week
ly 81 per annum.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-30

Tn The History of Hoststsers Stom-
ach Bitters. The most remarkable med
ieiae, &C the dag, and the nauy cares that
have been performed with IT in cases Of
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Nervous
Debility, and other diseases arising from
q disoFaered stomas or liver, places it at
once among the most astounding discov-
efies lhas has taken PLACES IN tbs meiicsl
world. The diseases to which bitters are
applicable are 20 universal thai there are
but few 81 oar friends who may not lost
their virtues in their own families or cir.
oic OF aequainsansss and prove TO their
own satisfaction that there is at ieass one
remedy azaoag the advertiasd nsdiaiaas,
deserving the public oommsndasion. For
sale By Druggists and dealers, every
where aw ts2g- In,
I 8
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-30
TUE rRIExns on TILE RnELs.

The Tribune of yesterday, in trying to
pick aaw 10 thu matehlsss GRAFTON Of
General Mcclellan, makes the following
astonishing admission -
Nov we oppose to this allegation, first,
thu gseas sehspicneus, A6uaaautty estab-
llshsd fact that the engineers Of the re-
beilion desired and labored for that very
Republican triumph Of 1850 which II
here made the caqse of thar revolt. Il
va 20 this ensi that shcy forced larpggb
tie Senate Oh that year the JEFF. Davis
platform whereby Mr.. Douglas and bis
friends we're virtually read out Of the
Democratic party. 1t was TO this end
thasgasy aehberafsly and detaF4ainsdls
coraplAtsa The psaf sgge " of thak r Any
boiling from the Charleston Convention
AMI nominating Dreekiafidge and Lane
against Douglas end Johnston. All thro'
the eang aas, wa Kspablscaas recognized
and treassd kha h0lEsF az our virtual and
powerful allies, And when, through
IheiE aid, we had elected Lincoln and
Hamlin, our triumph vas nowhere more
generally or openly exalted over than in
Charleston, the fountain and FOCUS Of the
rebellion. gs Sc
The above is an actual extract from
the Tribune of june II, italics and all.
Il proves the following points
! l.a.kaas the Republican party aad the
Seeossfoh underaseod each Other, and
that theY worked together for the dissolo-
aoa Of the Union.
2. That the leaders of the conspiracy 20
take the South out of the Union warmly
sympathized with Mr.. Greeley and his
friends IN their Efforts TO elect Mr. Lin.
coin IN 1860, and that the heart AMI fe-
Gus oil thu rebellion openly exulted when
they succeeded.
q. 1t is thus established that the true
fFien3s OF the Union nra the members Of
the Democratic party, for their success
would have insured Us against the hor-
ros attempted b. secession
II Is for the country % say whether II
wishes to play into the hands Of the reb-
els BY geelseting Mr. Lincoln and keep
Ing the Bepabhean party inIpoWsF. F
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-
ii dsvsslss aaps $500, an 90 sAmay taxing nd
vantage ofitehssgeas Arezxa asa ssdasias The Easn
hse surrender rae ssospa hpwswas aefs sas srsAea-
Is ana tell aacs rspa.ils. sas say d theas were
captured and large naspbes klsied ard woaaaed
Our loss In psissnsFs Ia reported 10 be Shils
soms sssIraess d sashsF. sTas sem IA killed saa
wessaSa lsAhorM fro 8umasfs u foar egAsss'
haa Jest joIaea ID sir commands AFTER being rxehanS
ad and whsa asked to Surrender replies, death es-
fore Llhby Prisen," and fought their way eut.--
MANY OF shem suceseaed In getting back 10 our naes
AtsP. M. charge vas made hy the I'd eorps, and
the Hae of works from shich they had bsea dTiYen
In sAs afternoon Was resassn. Our less Ia the at
tack was very slight, a. she fsiseis ased toe aigh
auzasars Of pris3Bers we're taken. skiru!shias
wsn ssps ~ ~ asgph TIE aiFA'FsE a hfaas Oaesl
Al daylight this morning there was "a slynncs 81
ths whole Inns whea it wss fsaha that tae rebsas
had taken new position soras distance farther
bacx, and had enIFeaehed themselves daring the
aight. which positieas they sin itald.
Another dispatch says the sih corps moved to-
wards the railroad this meralas, driving the enemy
before them, and during tae afternoon we're in pos
session Or the read. which arrangements we're ina
n sulata'y made 70 destroy
dlsdaseh on The morning at The GATH SAYS thss
nothing bus picks. riug occurred last night, Lit
lie IL going on this morning
soa The 18th inst, the Confederate Gen. whRTLon
crossed the railroad IN ske rear OF shea army
In Georgia, with fosce olz 600 men aad eastuses
and destroyed aSe ssslsa4 tsaaas soaasz with Hnp-
plies for The Federal sFuy
Ills reported by scouts and refugees that the reb
Ell Gen. Gsuslsnd, whom Hanter outnanKsd ana
defeated few days since is BOW at Lawisburg, /
Va, with Z, coo men.
II siikewiso reported that staae :. GO Of Aor-
saa'k command reached Logan II iaTetrest frsul
Ken.assy.
In the &ttssk which made Icy thF Coui~i. rate.
nzdssts~p eii@sK "a Ksls ,lsE,kg four saus pat
sst ss4sss!tea ps1s az gls exast aaabss kss VI
stated i the l6ss u kii ed aad wounded greet
II is reported that the fedsrsis bow hold the rail-
Eoad between Petersburg and Weldon.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-30

/ HEAEv BUsisEss day last
week G. ]. Fox sold eleven Combined
Reapers and Mowers. Wedon't say that
our notice Of "A Fox in trap or hia
advertisement in our paper, had any agen-
ey In producing this large sale bus il
may be possible that it had some iaGa-
enee. 1t 10 quite probable that the fsrnA-
era seeing the notice and reading his ad-
versisenens concluded 10 take . leok at
his machines, and having seen them con-
eludsd to bur them. 81
IL ouE frisada in sha country want to
know who are the reliable business mesa
of the city, they must read the adyertis-
ing columns of the Btgls.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-30

e. Mono but physician knows how
gaa0h available alternatives Ia nseded by
sase peogae. On all sides of Us, in all
communities everywhere there are malsi-
tadss sAak saffw frosa soaplasass that
nothing but an alternative cures. Hence
. great Macy Of them have besn made
and put aboard with the assurances of be-
ing tHscsaai. But thay' fail TO accssa-
plish the cures they promise because they
bRsa ses shs intrinsic sigtaaa shay elAiaa4
III fhfs ssAtA 81 the case, Dr.. j. C. Aver
4 Co, Of Lowell, hays suppiIea ~ wisb
compound Extract OF SarsapaslIla,
wbssA does prove 70 be- shss long aasiFea
remedy. IA peculiar difference froas
other kanlrea prspaEa1loas ia asrkeE IL
that Ii cares the diseases for which ii ID
recommended, while they do not. We
are aseured of this fact by moro than
ono 81 our own sxrafienng Of is traEl.-4-
Tanasssaa fHfsnsFs Naahvilla, Tanzs.
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AEwars Ger TIE BEsr.-Thers u n

ALWAYS Ger TIE BKsr.-Thexs 10 NO
Sewing Machine in use, that give
the general satisfaction, that Grover
g. Bakers does. They are % Staple
ttasa eaiks twelve years old, after AIT
tie practice, can operate them. The
strength and Deadly Of the stitch, the va
riety Of work, the durability, sac case
in running it, recommends it over all
OAg maohlnss for faaily use. Ii
h&s sak cn the 6rss premiaha ashsasly al
the States Fairs, as being the best Ma
chine in use. Price $45 and upwards.
Amy person desiring to purchase Ma
chine, can examine Grover & Bakers
By calling ss our residence. All orders
wiilreesive prompt attention.
If D. W. CARPENTER, Agent
. 2
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-30

e. What Doetprgr Ministers, and
Professors, think 81 theme I'sI have Asv-
er changed my mind respecting BFowa's
Bronchial Troches from The frat, except
ing 10 think better Of that w8ish | began
thinking well Of" Rev. Henry Ward
Betchtr. ''Greas' service in subdaing
hoarsensss. "-Rsu- Daaisi Wiss "The
Troches aze a staff Of life 10 me. n--Pfof
EasSard North, President Of Hamilton
College, Clinton, d. j. "A simple and
elegans combination for Coughs, e,"-
DE-. G. Bigelo.r. 81 recommend their
use to public speakers. - Rec. e. H.
Chapia.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-30

10 yoB Pxlsrrso, can 81 done besIsr
and cheaper at the Bstgls 0fRee, than at any
other establishment West OF the Missis-
sippi river. Those wanting any kind Of
Printing done, will ind 1t to their advan-
tage to lsags thsig orders st this 0kes.-
We warrant satisfae ton, OF make no
charge. Terms moderate.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-30

II GoDKY, GoDKr, where art thou p
The July number of this popular Lsdy's
Book asas on our table but is not now
Whittier it has gone some one kn0Beth.---
1t is ''goue, game fsozns ma foEsysr,o come
evil spirit "hath ta'en it away" Why
is it that persons cannot "toaeh not,
taste not, haadlo not,'s things which do
not belong to them, is a mystery to us.--
II the person who has "gobbled'' this
pleasing periodical, should chance to
read this, We hope his conscience will
snise him and he may resolve land keep
the resofution1 to do SO no more. Godey's
Lady's Book is one Of the best monthlies
polished ia sAa United States at sbe
present time, its illustrations are instruct
i've as we'll as beautiful. No lady should
be without it. 1t is Published at the low
rates of 800 per annum. Address l.
A. Cooley 223 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-30

In FAxIsHgTH AwAT.-Do oar readers
ali understand that the genuine Ghemieal
Saieratus, made By DeLand & Co., 10
never eatsn9 In the process Of baking
il all evaporales, IeaEirg ths bread light
and pure Eshas been initiated, bat the
counterfeit il not 80 easily disposed Of,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-30

=
RAN. - After long period Of dry
weather, Wa we're, On sunday and Mon
day nights, blessed with pleasant and re-
frsshing showers. Everything In she
vegetable kiagdom seems once moss ia
live. The esrn, which has for sosne time
bowed It's bead bsaaath the RAYS u q
seofching san, nov stands erect, and ID
spreading oas its Leaves anew locking
fresh aud vigorous. onss more the farm.
sr's breast 10 alied wish hope By ssslag Bis
Fbsas, whlsh 10 bad given up fas. Lost,
look bright and green. Visions 81 pln.
y nov take piass of shoss Of lAmias.-
Tbs pyospsss il indssd, cheering. i
81 u a.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-30

RuxAWAY.-On Thursday last, Mr..
Fowler, residing near Gieuwood, Mills
county was severely injured in this city,
by bis team running away. The partiC-
ulars, as near as we can learn are these.
Mr. z. had been in own and waa getting
ready to return home and had got into
bis wagon, when he saw something vas
wrong about bis harness and stepped out
upon the tongue OF the wagon to FIX il,
at this one Of the horses became fright
ened and made jump throwing MIR. r.
between the traces of the of horse and
between the horse and the wagon, this
frightsaed the horse, which comm enced
kicking furioasly and away they went
pell nell up Broadway, banging Dir. +,
about considerably. He was carried o.
lang for absat twenty yards, frst get ting
struck by the wsgon which knocked him
forward agsinss the horse, and the horse
being very much frightened kicked him
back against the wagon, this operation
was repeat ed several times, when Dir. T.
fell to the ground, the right wheels Of the
wagon both passed ever his chest brais-
ing him badly. He was iussnsibis when
frss picked up, but after good appliea-
ton OF cold water, returned 10 conscious
mesa. Medical assistance was procured
Immediately, and At last accounts tho
man vas doing as veil IS eonld be ex-
pected. This was . marrow escape and
should be warning to others. a man
cannot be too careful In handling horses
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-30

BLANKs.-We have en- hand and for
sale blank wasFaAlss Dssaa, pesda Of trust, Trus-
saFs Sale, Justices Blanks, TownsAip Plata and
Ranas tsF Deed en-
Every description Of blank wOrkdoae tthis once
a the best style and st lev prices.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-30

IL The LADIES' REPosneRV for July,
il before Us, ii ia Erst class magazine.
1t contains, this month, d Gne steel plate.
representation of 'fLuesEne,n another
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published at oiuCiunasis by ppEsE HfaclI-
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dress Poe b Hitchcock, Cincinnati or,
Carlton { Porter, New York.
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Jon PEsgryxa--MoKs NKw TYPE.--He
have ssssasly saaea u sax 4aa oaasa laEsa ~ q
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are ss4assss6 so%saf and exsusaRs spseaazsas ef
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-30

ERoTT1aa AATCH.--A match came or
over the ''Counctl Bluffs Race Course, /"
on, Saturday, the 18th inst, between IF.
Jaskashs % soEreI mare under saddle, ard
J.. D. Beunett's taaek gelding, "Beb, !"
fas purse OF one hundred dollars. The
following isa summary Of the race -
SATURDAY, Jun4 18th. ls64.--siateh
foF $50 side, between Jaeksen's segral
naEe spd Dsnasts's black gsIding tiBek. .
J4cks6nfa sorfsl mare, R1.
Bennats's BLACK gsldiBg sBob.' a. 2.
Time, 2.2o, ISL, 2;2T:: -