davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-13
Port OF New York, July II, Is'

CLEARED
Steamship Evening Star. winpenny, New orleans-Jsmes
steamship Sea Gun, Fish. Apaiachcoia-N n Bigham.
stssmshp Franoonia. Sherwood Psrtland--H Cromwell
AGO.
Steamship Jersey Blue. Arey, Bos,on-whtney Hs,ha-
Ship Fsa Maeglore lAa. Miossvieh, Londonslocovich
Ehip Helene CBrem), Raschen Bremen via Richmond.
Bark Jacobsedt tRussian splander, Cronsadt-Funch,
Bark Topeka CBr) sundbers Havana r Walsh Co.
Bark Eliingwood tBr). Eingwood, Cow Bay-Brett Son
BARK Andes DaIiIng Portand--R Mccormick
Brig DR. Erchsen dam, Jansen, ~ Thomas-oalway
brig Jobez (Br) Bulford, Demarara--Nccon Firth.
Brig Ccntaur, johnson, Neuvitaa-Thompson a Hunter.
Brig " Pitt tBrD. Prndlc, Bermuda-Mlddletop Go.
Schr Lady Zimmerman (Br) Corey, Great Hsrbor Aba
schr Eveilna tBr), Sawyer. Nassau-J Douglas
schr Lady Scott (Br), stirrup Rock Sound, WI Doug
sehr Carrie Wills. Brown Gaives,ou-E rIusscy A Co
schr Annie Borland Overflow Jacksonvils-Van Brun'
schr J Lcnthal, Tuthin, Jacksonvnlc-Bentey smith a
Co ..,.
schr Francis Burritt Dickinson, ~ Marks-E Hurbut
Co u..
schr Francis Cornell, Beaufort-van Brunt slaghi 10
schr Montcvcu. Conblin city Pont-NL McGrsaay 20
sehr Atssa Mathia cry p9ips-ysn srgni KsnSy
Schr Ann Turner, Taylor. BALTIMORE W mehee.
sshr J s ysch Eosn,oa ES y,., Kc Sr1ee'
Steamer Fanns Cadwailadcf. Person bahmofe'
ARRIVED
Steamship Persia (Br), Lott ltverrooi Juy ~ 1no W.
aud Queenstown "a attSg pm win mise am I,ssensIs
se1shin Srrlrs bound T 81 1T 81 81 lon IS % passed
steamer bouni E. supposed TIE city ~ London sh LAT VI
S,etmshlp Eagle Lawrence, Havana July 3 with mdse
1 and passepeera, 10 spolori, Tilcston 4 Co.
: stesmshlp uisols " otSsaD0sb, suAl, SsN Qrsans
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-13
street Cleaning Contrnct.

THE CONTRACTORS HARD AT woRK-GROss con-
prcr or THE sTRrKERs-sEvERAL MEN SERIOUS
LY INJURED.
In all quarters Of the city yesterday morning the
work o. removing the accumulations Of garbage
being vigorously prosecuted by the contractors who
determined to carry out their contract In the face
OF .llopposition. They yesterday added considerably
TO their stock Of carts and employed additional
uulbcr Of men, 1t unnecessary TO say their appear
anrc hailed with delight in some Of the wards In
vlnch they had not previously been work Tho oppo-
sition OF the srkers, however took q serious turn
yesterday Several attacks OF the most uncalled for
character we're made on the engaged In the work
In tho Eleventh ward, at the corner Of Fifth and
Lewis Streets large crowd collected composed of men
and boys who hooted the carters the time throw
ing large One Of these took effect on the back
of orc Of the carriers heads knocking him from his scat
and nuring him severely. In avenue O. between Third
and Fourth Streets four lcapcd from a coach
and attacked one OF the carriers, throwing him
down and beating him severely This mans arm was
than twenty carts In the Twenty first ward all OF which
were chased away but four, the cartors Of which con.
tinucd their work through tho day Three men In this
ward were beaten in frghtfu manner. Many other
OF minor assaults made indeed wherever any
OF Che contractors men appear they are attacked.
That this state of things should be permitted con-
tnue H. say the least shameful The police are re
CURED TO guard the men from attack wherever they 20
IL So ms dsgraceful that who are evidently dong
their best TO clean streets should be at tho mercy Of
parcel OF ru0ans like those who have made the attacks
mentioned above, whom Is necessary should be pun
ished From the orders Of the Superintendent OF the
Police the entire force u necessary, are bound 70 pro-
and we may therefore hope to have hoard the last Of
these outngcs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-13
The Poughkeepsic Boat Races.

POUgHKErr'sfE, July IL, 1895.
The boat race that to have taken place at Corn
wall, on tho Hudson oday, between McKic and Della
ov was postponed until 20 morrow on account Of tho
rouglncss Of tho water Tho grca four cared he
tween thc 70 ghkecpse aad NoA York for $1,000
and the championship OF The Am rcan waters will como
onopPoyte thls c.y on Tuesday aexL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-13
A Bold stroke In the shirt Trade.

+. F. SMITH FOWLER, manufacturers of Shirts Ties,
&C. 80 Warren street. have determined offer to the
sumner direct at their retail department. No. Park
row opposite the Aston House. their celebrated ea Island
white Shirts at 81 each.
These elegant shirts made with great of fine soft
finish" muslin, with very fine linen bosoms and cuffs
pressy for first class city custom trade Our lowest whole
guay on Broadway and elsewhere high as 81 30 never
less than EACH and in all respects first class 81 shirts
We now offer them TO the public at 50 each and
them In all respects p y. SMITH h FOWLER,
Retail Department No 3 Park row,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-13

A. Jefrers, 573 Broadway, is Selling his
Shoes 80 81 reduction Ladies' visiting the
try should call and buy their Shoes at o3 Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-13

Address to SmOkers.-POllak q Son,
Meerschaum manufacturers, 692 Broadway Fourth
Pipes and Cigar Holders at retail cut to order.
boiled mounted and repaired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-13
The Street Sweeper. strike.

TIE LABORERs AND CARMEN AGAIN IN COUNCIL
THE COMMISSIONERS ACCUSED OF GETTING EIGHT
THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR EACH TO FAVOR THE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FRoM TIRE COMPTROLLER.
The daily meeting Of the Iaborers' and Cartmcns
Association took place yesterday afternoon at tho Apollo
Rooms. No. 70 Prince street. The attendance was about
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-13

All Prizes Cashcd I'm Legal Lotteries;
j. CLUTE Broker, I76 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-13

Batchelor's Hair Dye-The Best In the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only perfect
dye Factory 81 Barclay street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-13

Visitors TO Barnum's Museum.
During the eleven months ending May 81 the gross
receipts taken at Barnum's Museum amounted to two
hundred and eighty thousand three hundred and forty
dollars Divided into quarters this win give about
million and quarter Of visitors for eleven months
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-13
THE INTERNAL REVENUE.
The Sixth District.

The Sixth District.
On Tuesday we published partial list Of the incomes
Of twenty thousand dollars and in this district
Below append the list from two additional divisions
Of the district and the returns for The remaining divi
sons, as completed will be attended to-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-13

The Turf.
FASHION COURSE, T.. I--TROTTTSG.
WEDNESDAY, July 12-Match for $780, mile heats best
three In five.
d Mace named br. Norristown, IN harness. Il I
8. Mclaughlin named b m. Duchess, 70 wagon..2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-13

Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, md
all diseases Of the feet cured by Dr. ZACHARIE, 700
| 1lroa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-13

An armfu of night exhae oyerpowering odor
than single drop of PiALON'S "NIGHT-HLOOMING
CEREUS but In freshness delcacy and pure healthful
fragrance the drop would far the flowers Sold
eve vhara
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-13

A.-Marsh's Truss Institute, 222 Broad
way, Museum Buildng-Trusses Shoulder Braces, silk
Elastic Abdominal supporters, Silk Elastic Stockings,
Carefully applied satisfaction guaranteed Open till
M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-13

Chevalier's Life for the Hair Restores
gray hair original color stops its falling out keeps the
head clean Stands above comparison with other hair
dressing Sold at the drug and ut oce No ll23
Broadway. SARAH A. CHEVALlER, N. ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-13

GOuraud's Medicated Soap cures Tan,
Pimples Freckes Sunburn Eruptons and all skin bem
ishcs at his depot ass Broadway Calender Philadelphia;
Bates Boston; Johnson Detroit and druggists generally
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-13

Grover & Bakers Highest Premium
Elastic Stitch Sewing Machines 496 Broadway New York
and 236 Fulton street. Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-13

You Cannot Have q Healthy COnstftu.
ton while your blood is impure CONSTITUTION LIFE
SYRUP puses the system Of Impurities and stimulates the
vital organs vigorous and healthy action expeling dis
and restoring the health LIFE SYRUP rapidly cures
diseases which caused by impure bloodscrofula or
kings evil tumors old ulcers blotches cruptions
pmples bcls, erysipelss teter sarheum 81 Anthonys
hre scad head rngworn cancerous tumors, sore eyes
syphis all foul Diseases diseases Of the heart pslpt
ton dyspepsia ucernon OF bones Of the nose scalp and
face Use CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP and you will
be surprised a. its rapdisy In removing these diseases II
thu blood pure the complexion clear and the system
free from disease. Sold by all druggists.
MORGAN ALLES Wholesale 9 Drugsists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-13
Board OF ED ucatfon.

REPORT OF THE FINANCE COMMUNICATING
AND FURNISHING SCHOOL HOUSES, ETC.
The Board met at Ave o'clock last evening" the Presi-
dent James ~ Mclean, ESQ., in the chair The Finance
Committee submitted report in favor Of making the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-13

attack Judge Connolly. The Judge, anor
ing the paragraphs stated that they scsndaous and
untruegross misrepresentation OF what had occurred In
hiscourt In the charge made by Henry Wilson against
Henry Hayward obtaining money by false pretcnces) he
had fully investigated the case, and there not
the slightest imputaon upon the conduct Of MI Edwin
The vso ns nc
other charge against Hayward sendng threatening let
ter for the purpose of cxtortng money! the Judge stated
he had decided 10 commit Hayward for trial Mr. James
apoogized TO the Judge for bringing the subject his
sasmsnss Which had srs.reH ~ me rnssh n.n.
about him since his residence this county, but these
publications pretending 70 be account Of judicial
cover the author 70 bring the subject to his notice
DESCENT ON CoUNTERFErTKR's DEN-ARREsr or
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF MONEY, DIES, ETC.
For several days past detectives Elder and McCord,
aided by Thomas Sampson, Of tho subTreasury, and
Deputy Marshal Young, have been In seach of Jerry
Cowsden, . talented engraver, who was suspected Of
being extensively engaged in manufacturing counteret
ay cent fractional currency Having obtained informa-
ton At Last which satisfied the officers that Cowsden
lived in Gutenberg N j., and there engaged in his
nearous business they yesterday visited that place and
arrested Cowsden, whom they caught in his
finishing touches TO his bogus currency On search.
ing the prisoners premises there found over Is 600
are the most dangerous that have ever been issued and
are excellent limitations Of the genuine As general
thing their gcnuineness would not be questioned
by GOOD Judges Of money Cowsden. IL Ia said has
already sold large amounts Of the spurious currency for
fy cents the dollar TO dealers In counterfeit money
who have put 1t In circulation The officers Also found
in the house the plates and presses used by Cowsdcn
likewise ENGINEERS tools and other counoreing appa
ratus Cowsdcn and the articles seized by the officers
brought the city and the prisoner locked up
for examination He Is American about fifty years OF
age and TO detective police is not an entire stranger
THE STREET CLEANING DrFPIcULTr--sEvERAL AR
RESTS FOR AssAULTING MEN EMPLOYED ny THE
NEW CONTRACTORS MAN HAS mrs ARM
FRACTURED.
Yesterday afternoon very serlors demonstration
made by the disanccied street. cleaners formerly
plcycd BY ,bs City Inspector, On the men employed by
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-09

Thai shis Federal govsrnnsas GER
iumsK Of Ne ssa4es, Is fally kxenH
IA Id Ne fsss election of ~. Lisscla q
- Fresidsssey, ief ID dat sleesiou se
Md THAI lila he had alarge majority d
the Eleosesal vosss Of the States, hls msi-
noriss Of the popuipr voss, or voss-ot Tbs
whole people, amounted to near one midi
tea u vssss. Some dag ne may pubiish
an abba article from a. sgehaags in sup
| port Of the position W hays assumed
but for the present will eontens ourssll
wish quoting from "a sminsas iasiss upon
sbs subject, - fellows:
sThere sac be no political ahsnrditj
more palpabis than that which resulted
+ frsm the theory thai the people Of the U.
nissd States, 40 sne people, havs Iastila;
ted government OF The peoples maior;
lily Of the peopls governmans or ons
Iwhich ean be Aisefsd BY the majority fel
EhAk majority has nc soc right esn SO 20
one act under the Constisation.a
Thus we End the docerins chat The FED,
sral government is-a governmsns OF ih'
States, ana not Of a majority Of th'
whole people, clearly and boldly asserteS
Eby IN emissns iaFists and ws bold II q
be the duty Of the Democracy everywhere
by all the evidence and argument wlthig
shsar reach, to sahsssatiass md mainaaiE
lshe ssath Of this proposition; and by TIL
means, and through the agency Of til
ballot box, secure again the Rights Of TIL
Estates and the Lihsrsies u Ire people.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-09
State Riuhss,

We refer to this subject now, becanse
ID 10 the question OF Governmensal polity
which must be discussed and decided in
the aasr masivs By the people Of The sew.
eral States of this confederation before
they can hope for restoration Of their
former rights and libersies-righss and
liberties existing and fully acknowledged
prior to the advent to power Of Puritani-
SAL Abolition, and false Rcpublicanisn,
which through it's deviiish Vaccinations
brought on a civil war renchad The land
with blood-laid waste It's fair surface
made II q vast eharnai house, or rseepta.
Gle for dead meas bones sacrificed the
best interests Of the people, and sntailed
curse upon them In ths shape of huge
indebtedness Of 80 untold ansount, for an
idea, or foolish sheory-" impartial free
dom,n or the eeaalising Of the white and
black races. We say that this question
Of stass Rights mass be decided In the
aiirmasivs by the people Of the several
States before they can have agsin the
Government formed and put into success
full operation by the Sages and Patriots
Of tbs days Of r76: And 10 order to
aesonplish ibis work, . discussion Of the
causes which broughs into life that sys-
ten Of Government add sha considerations
Of States al that time, a. well a. Of The
causes which havs led TO 50 infamous at
tempt FER its overthrow, must Of necessi.
b take place. that the false ssaehings Of
shose who labored feE years at their bell.
isa work Of sradieasing Democratic ideas
and Democratic psineirlsa from the Pub
lie mind and sappiansing them With theo.
riss and isns raaaing caunses 10 she laws
og bath God and man, shall, ID turn, be
eradicsled. and The American mind be
again brought 10 knowledge Of the true
ssexiaes Of State Righss, and Of FEEDER
ii govesnmeus.
The idsa promulgated and fnculcAtsd
| BY these 9ovssnmsntaf theorists, that tfis
b . government Of the scAois people, ia-
stead Of government Of sonfedeaated
States, muss Be mss With positive ssR
dsnes 20 The scntraYy, and shAf ssIdsnss
20 sustained BY argument u 10 Isavs 20
doubt upen me AmsrisAs Mad relative
tksrsse. SIS s.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-09
the CoURr HOUSE auKsrroS.
:. w. BABBlrr:

Lac w. DABbifE.-
Dear Sir--At the last meeting OF the
Board of Supervisors for this County, a
Committee was appointed composed Of the
following named gentlemen: I. NJ. Sigier,
John Bra1on, and l.. |. Childs, for the
purpose Of carrying out the wishes OF the
people, "a expressed at oar lat election,
for the erection OF Court House. The
Board made 1t the duty of that Commit
tes 10 correspond with Architects for
plans and specifications. The interior
arrangements to correspond as near AZ
possible to plan already proposed by
Air. Ward, Architecs Of this city. Also
To. examine and enquire into the beat 10.
cstion OF said building. n
Now this Committee think that they
can givs II moro pahieity BY tho two pa
pefs Oh fhis town pnbIishing the resolu-
ton end addressing voa the above com
municasion. We would like . full and
fair expression Of pablis opinion through
The papers and otherwise.,
Any communications containing plans
or information desired regarding sama,
addrcssea ta z. MeBrsdss President. o.
r. r. Bardick. CLERK, will Facfiss .altan
ties ana all AsEngmasiou furnished. PIE
above named Compittee will be at the
of6ce of the CLERK On the District Ceura
On The Lass Tharsdsy Of shls menth.
I. III. SIGLER, Chm Com.
Nov. o, Is65-4w
- Nsnpayeil please eouy.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-09

~ The Dasespofs 0asasse ssss DR.
@. @. Parry has cnmplele ed the pEeliniaa-
~ survey 90 which canal can be success
fully ssnstraesed to connect the Upper
Mississippi and Lake Miehigap- Same
additional facts, hovevers relaliag 70
portion Of Rock River remain to be as
eersalned sad colleetsd. To seeuss this
DIR. Parry has gcns TO Springfield, flii-
aOis,,se sxsmsne the plaas Of susvey
made by shas Stats aene twenty years
ago. 4 pahlie meeting viii ahorslY be
hsld as Davenport % sppeins commit
tess asa pal the matter . shaps for Con.
gvess. 49,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-09

- = s~szzsssasm@ss
IN lloSIng she sonoI Gag m
kraph Fl lion. Ns&fgonsEy hairs late
spsseh 3 Haw Yof8:
AThsy ara. not lFissds 10 ne ngIos
saxon soussikasscn who woaid saiagl5 wish
its Izfs- blood that which IL TO eomslfrorn
gas seias &C psopsa whose sheasaad
yeers Of indasaliak African yalasefa aas
0nly hsan softened By sanlasies Of sersi
sude here. TLoud Applause. Thsy are
cot friends % either raas wIp would shas
40 the two nations, a. digTsrens as hIaek
and whise, 80 eeuaIas aad eomp eligogs Tor
everything that brings even the closet
kindred into strige. Tia attempt 10 taxa
freau ihe while nan sbe control Of 1 GOV.
eminent created By himself for hInsrif
By giving TO the negro The right of susf-
rage to control 1t. aided by the power Of
Norther States to make the attempt efFec-
tive, would be the beginning of new civil
vars, extending beyond the liEnits Of tha
last They ara 1T Republicans who via-
lasb the pIain letter Of the Constitution
to compass an ohiees so fraught with dan
ger to free government in ali sections of
our country 50 ceTsaiais isnding 10 the
destruction of ths,saharpy race for whose
benefit the proposed renovation is amid to
ba-insendgd.. They are not Rpubaieaps
who would exclude from Congress the
Representatives of the South 10 compel
their States to resign their constitutional
rights and receiva dfesasiou fFon The
North. [Applause.I They are not Re-
pablieans who propose 90 strir the States
OF opszhalf oil sha, Union Of the eight pf
self. kovernmeak and convert sha6 into
territories, 10 receive laws from sister
States, executed By their soldiery. They
are not Republioaea who would Greats
treason BY sx post fdeto laws, condemn
without a trial, and eonfseate the lands
and ipherjtauee of the master % the pre-
tense Of ahsenteeisFn 81 owners, and pul
the freedmen in their places. Applause.
/ They are not Republicans who consider
the white race OF the South conquered
foreigu people, who have norighss excepI
those given By the conqueror."
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-09

gTThe Louisville papers still coma
freightsd With accounts of highway rob
berries in the vicinity Of that city. 1t is
no longer safe for persons to venture out
on the roads after dark, and indeed, it 10
dangerous to do SO by daylight unless well
m~nn Al
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-09

TAiEa kaltiam Fifty Fhess&sS--sae pss&s, hg
msAef4 Hess L. - esnsEau aaAarassaa -
yessA a. msssasA aazk sAaaa EeKxEzTAATaRa
MARRIAGE Aeas 81 mall psst-paad, an FersIl 3
"a IN Exxz9 eAxvsNl AeFhssI ~ skfs small
hsssk kss ss<a|a 9naA - - AfshssESa9 ana
M ~ IL tha3s3nas fum TIE 81 Mfssry, md az
sasisz@ly ays Vs. 1fttezts so the estis 81 YaakA
sss istazsnss<i4ms 49, Aaasss ssnsaaa wsAsNs -
nnssaesasss. a63msE @sassxs - Geazfss nsesxAsE.
Eess af H#wssrs1 NaxReHRnasx.a n rSaazmra DeNAxs
faAsa&sshA ~ I - swai d aaAE sks ssdsSss fsoHH
fas2aisnx - naaIknsteA8 81 Makxizxs. Adslsssss
Aa III u nNYAM EsasaaAsaR F4yaAesasss
max SE7H 80 nTsa6wzSs 8g@ 1I D.
Anz HA -. -tfy
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-09
ar AUSTaox.

win asEas for saze as ARssisa As ths CIR Eassl
in caunsia siaa# Ts~s
Wednesday,, NsvsmseE % Es$s,
tae saasowsng DR. pessy -
Oas huzdred and Agty fees 81 ane ingA Rope, tna
Isk Of amcA sims& ha&xaws new ia ESft PEsse s!a8
Thas psupeTfy wifi Be sesa to ay ths faaTEes tarTF
"a, satexs esllea for and rpaeemed n The sWnefs
thereof. AeKnrF she aay 81 katp-
usxs viii De acasRee Tor bargains Sale p. tive
VI l.. BFr.Gs.
0cs, -, gssss-~sa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-09
a emo wN.OR GLoRT

q ROwN .OF GLORY. sr
/ 9vERr MAN. wsmAa and CAiid who hsa used
STERa.HyGss AMEsROsEA
Ia wiillax to reeammrna IL Thrre yrars VI rApt'-
" ihcreasng sale bare Eads the AuAbEeaia iaia7aS
I'll ever tbe world. ea.
IT - WARRANTED To PLEASE
II cares Itealn@ afsss Head
IL makes New Hair grew on Bad Heads
TsDrsssass ssa Eair 4sDm t3IiaS Gus.
srsaassa sa& Hair ssfs andeiIsssy go
cisanses sas scaips Goals the heated be" -
moves daaaFaai eurs4 nervous hesdhcaei cares
saasassss Ensurss laxurians iSeksi tneii"Ff a..
70 caslg sspsFcaaes wigns kiIis hair saRs's-
ssssxs sppsxsak as smrs IA.
70 THE LADIES WE SAY .
TAs Amsxosia will suit Eoa 10 al NH -.t't
vss a. Dalinalasy psFasused. 'rsiEoah > -
asssal sangsrs ams Actresses. SID 50 %''S''
hoxss baxes or earsaas. eoataihfna lso fsrse go
slsa-Ss fos sasEnsng Ne, cor eFsains'
TAXA q II NO MfATAkE ABoIF az
srxaLrxsss A3aaostA ls tAs Sssl, naoss AhftsA
asis aaa easaassa saIlss - aAs .wsfsd ~ Pc"
tAlE1ry szrssa. lit
sela BY nwuexisss ,,
srxxarss.s axmRosEA MAHuraeTvRIse q"
sls Ealloa stress. y, Z. %
ga =, 1875
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-09
NATIONAL INSURANCE co.
Council Bluff, Iowa.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL,
Secured hy First Liens 9S0A 0n0
oE'HICEiELS.
w "a M. PUsEY, Prest.,
sUFEN W. Rosa, vice Presa,.
asa RUCKMAN, 6eas tray. Ags
nrRRcfnRs AND .RERgRRNcKs

DIRECTORS AND .REFgREEcKs
Hen w. II. k. Pusey. BaaknT, Council Bluffs /;
Hon c. Baldwin, late Chick Justice OF Iowa, do !
T. W. Ross Pork Merchant, dol Taos J. Street,
Attorney al Lsw. do Sam Haas, Esq wsaoie-
sale grVce4s DC T j HurfsTd, Hardware Dealer,
DO John Jones, Frepfr Paddle House, dot Hon.
I. W Ross. DO; 81. y. Lessy, Gea't Insurance
Agent 0Skaledsa, Iowa Hen. w. a. Sewers, do
Hon. YIN. I6aghhfi &c. Judge " alh Jadiciai
Diatriet do foha white, President of tAs lisa
National Bank. do; Hon. Geo. W. MeGlezry, ex-
Secretary Of State, Iowa City, Iowa. Gen. A. @.
Des4ge BuFiisgson, Iews HeH u n TEimbei
yndge OF the And Judicial District, Bioomdead To-
va Hon. VIE RAls, Eisnweed, lowa
OFFIcE Oyer Poxfs Hardware Store, Lower
Brua&way, Council BlHffs, I0ra.
TaIs Company recently organized In this city, un.
der the Laws OF Iowa, is now prepared 10 fssnt
Policies upon all classes or detached DWELL ugi
and fafn property against loss By are lightning
wind st1Fns and Sornzdots.
operating upon the Mutual plan, Insurers wii
pay no more than the actual cost OF inSEyaBce
while they will retain in their midst the moAel
now paid to foreign companies
THos, J, sTEgT,
Secretary.
ssla. iSth, iSsS.-sm.