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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-02-15
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CEsOTM ES WRENGER.

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This wFinseF has again taken the FIRST PEE
| MUM Ia Tie efeas FaiF Of the AnericMn lnstitass
II has aiss taken me EERsT PaEM1u al The stAts
Fairs Of ew TorA, Vermont, Peuak yIvaHia, Ohio,
| eensin, cennsctient RiveT Valley Pair, Champiain
Valley FAIR, and most Of the c0anty and Institute
Fairs throughout the country. Over SDo 600 have
seaa s0is, aa6 nov in In she Unised states
sna we zseeT AsarS Of osx sAsS ssas nos laksa
fhe UETvERsAL Ii saperier 10 all ether wiring
eFss IN hving larger Fslls st soid iaia Rnbher 80
projected By strong cos-wHEKIs that they csa-
net alp or byea1 isess frsm fAs 81 H. tia strong
wood frame cannot be tFokea, and does not rsss or
SOD fAe eaefA<s Every uniTpEsai wFtngsr is sAa-
RAxTEn.
We select fsw tessiE antais fraaa PEI seps side.
" kaown 30 he pgbiirs who speak from experience
and ara above suspfctes Of missfatsnenl.
my family woslA as soon, Eiye up the cooking
st5ws As this CLOTHES WMfNaKR. II cannot be-
teo a1Ehig FecoRmendsa. R-f SoIon Robinson
After constant uae Of TIE Universal Clothes
WFlnssr for mere than EeaE years In my family, 1
an authorized sy the powers thai be- to give IL
the meat anq aaiiaed praise and 10 pronaEeaa ia an
Indispensable part OF the machinery Of houseAeep%
tnz n--f Rev. Henry Ward BeeehAr,
TIL is TOE A2xt wK4nggr hare faaFtd Thai 30 ID
staak tAs sefvies rssaire4ef nS'EJ4 r. Hasxins,
welaink fhs mach Eas aarA Hsors sAaa ,aavs for
ftsEif sssTB gear in fac Ear;ag Of aeTasals we
taiaA Il important the EFinger should be asteA
Eisa coos "--[ oEanse Judd, Editor u American
20 heartily commend 1t 10 economists az ,,,,.
saeasy saa CONSIGNMENT nj Rxx. DIT! Bs.s1sexs
'ttt saves iaoar, expedites work, AND ,r.East,A
iasndreas goedsatarpd, aoea aat fsar n Ssssa..
ia = 49,. - n : wS'i regulated family -
ams,,s ;, ~. - sios kediHn AS &c. On re-
La -. 80 HoaA plsers @hsFe ae ore Ia sei%
shsrxss -ena tne WBlNaER free OF freight
In a. sehvsassx ear make Tanasy rapidly eeii-
"a =. =. aA sxssy haBn. Exclusive Hala E1&ran~
Hsa ana liberal serras Eisen 10 psspoHKabis parttea
80 a 80 Apply Descriptive Circular and teEms
= @. BROWNING, Geaeral Agent,
D1~@& &w NO. vi, BFoaaway. New YesA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-02-15

r6s stefss - sssssss IN assansss.
wnsm gen sud mss asin& msss easissss tAas
ysa ass. lses as TIA savsTsissmsais % hes In the
usxspspsxs. ne sasinsss AAn wks pats hts ssxs
in sas sssssaDes ssssF . asdA wiser sAins sAas
wasa ne sssasas issvss he sasssi aaa wAa wsaia
,sAias ~ aasisexing shass we man whs sassrtisss
Iassrms tbs psssis tAas ~ wsmss sssas, ard his
card 10 a. lRsisstlsa 10 szsssmsxs - ssms asA buy
where sas pssssa rsa&s sisa In shs street. avs
Asnarsd read Il ia Tie nswspspess. Ne matter
asw YEA ! sesinssa y snssa, - szs sisssspick
~ ASA szssazaas q be wsIt saxs The pains = SD
vsrtlssi Fer By nssisrsaas tbs zsaas " sseustng
trade As iesss ne sssa 81 kss sfsasa.--ss. LesSs
PrSss EaFrsni.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-02-15
yos pRTNrgNs


The place to purchase all kinda of sooc
Goods, sash Is boots, shoes, prints, de.
LANES, dress goods, shsesings, shirtings,
bats, caps, pants, xssts, coats, aader and
over shirts, drawers, gloves, hosiery, furs,
hoods, bottoms, 40, &c, 10 at the City
AuesiUn Rooms, on Middle Broadway,
whsra you can End Goods from Is 20 sc
per cent cheaper than st any ushsr store
in the West. TRY II and zee fox your
selves. Edsc I. '6S-l Ef.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-02-15

~ Aessrs. HoUsE, BRrsroL { Co.,
yeur proposition mag be very goSd oss. but sc
ela'i see IL, and uaasf decline
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-02-15
oAappss Hand. = Eass, ssss Llpa. Gail

HEGENAN CU's CAMPHoR ICE, WITH GLYG-
BRINE, cures ca appel hands BIC imnsGistsay, and
viii keep ths s&in saFt aad smooth in the dalaeSs
weMtaer-soh by DFugxigts--PEiee IS csnts--Seax
b nail for as cents. HEGRMAR AGO
chsssista aaa Druggists, New York.
Dec - an Mma
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-02-15

Tax WzAranE.--Lass Sunday vas q
ssassassi Dag. vita ssishs saa. ana al tAiass
issxsa sad sssasd pissssas sas sasasy nixAs
sssszAa via 4 sasw. asa Eesasy saa xasssEy
ssss ssHfiassa Do fss liks in sass-wlnsss Bsssss
" hare sais wsssass asw tnan asaaa Asues, ss
lei IL sasw.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-02-15

. uxssna 6zTTzs IL OSAKA Ctr,
Nebraska, Aasrsssissa paisas sss ~ lzssrsrss
Lad enitlvasss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-02-15

AAASek bAfks e&aAs0 upo0 ~ % SakuT.
say lass and was beoklas tAs city father ali svsr
ws srs 81 - Esesiys Gala srsz sAsss Ia aasass.
iig - isss ~ sAsy e ses same % sessl bssiaess
ws saa's lite 10 - sFssbasa wisa wriis, sms 90
viz sspasassd 70 sos eur wsrsay Mayer sfssa@
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-02-15
LIE woMEN liz al !.

Read th< Froef! Read fks. PfUeI!t
iii real q FuxFfts MI ths coed tlst esh be said
ct 2tt A9eTe's Rural Sen co kss-. / -
II kt Ia wRrth enc dollar per wsuk 10 aays fsmily
AskFT Sa+n>s use. soas lagins' ss kksushs gaars
q la-day than HsrF before "-seLos RfBIasos
sgs+teaAasrts Laisarpf MI. Tys54sas ~ Res
patyssp iqthsa Rasaef we has Il tss4 kas sAsEa-
u faf Rssfsy aSsaf pass. 1af tsssts 3 bsaE,lsxhs
has been caEups meat ed wtA Tive Elfs Of scyEe or
saase VI diErfsfs maehines fer fgtaI saw fffs II
tAksHfo aasss indy Is the sheip' snzaa tAxE shs
aatHas peFsa9sIs thea . a8y 81 her Nklisahis
Z 81 iatd +-4lnAxsE JrnD, PispFfsley AE4ss3c4n
AarsesiIsregSsk - s
Anasng srDfs sf washing Asehi Ees iaid asi9a
SfEk @ss afxt ~ at uaozt he sscaEs tfIn flsty's
sashfr II she only one that stands tae test Ne
sIfs cd WITH il after four nEths tri4t
IS =. AAkn.s5 k6akor oAGs FarEsg.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-02-15
splenald E.ias % Artiefsa /.

4
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4 - - -
iss A'alfai ssss sisa s.:,;. 2 g sg tasA,
- cH#sinsaA 90 o. aasA q
20 saver fszpots eq5Ies sTRk - 20 I'd e
seo :. :. cnastiHE ,iAass -. u s. roo g
1853 Ice pst<4ssf 49, ~ fesa 60
2sVs sgsHe Cups aatA $&Is Sra 80 10 ~
500 " 6 ssststs i dTsnsing saps 4 . 81
a1as =. casters ~ - % q
sopa g :tait, card I'd cake aase g ksek
so dsssa nv. fSssf tes spoons :; d.,
'0'00 ana ,o,ts a'sf se"ses g = : 70 a
$50 cents sea hauiigz wates ss To no sath
ssalA.iie3' sast ard sasasf4ttA han. u
500 ,sass re s,s rs ..s sIss, - = .
sate6es.. 1883. > t+....ssa - so =
200 ntsmopd RinSs I. ...r..- " - e. Ipa !"
zoe zoe sg,A YES, a.ss ,i.es 8 alga..... q
1000 gsE ana gols aes4ssrs.4 u. g IL 40
GO 81 atsasiaaseasps slaas'i shaihs 81 S
-. -
ssn $3.50 ID lsss ~, Sis'gss.lna
~ sTfss s. : :.
&c s ssis. e. a.. ssssi = ]
.. ~ :. = ~ = T Eisss III go L !,
$500 ssis aaamsiss. vsscils. se....s
loooa aaaasareIsees se..%.a "a 10 10
sec q nssfe spiEgg. 20 is 50
Go 90 sssis "a ssa ~ ssessFs $50 =
Iacoo ssehs ssa and slgast ainYs... 8. s1Ie id
49, = aaes ssis ssasF - 10 nj
a ss ss'l saaiss = a. II an -. e
soea e rssas .. pesfT.
spaissa ssnsT stosss Sc IL +"
s: ~ =: = 4 i 1880
= ss sssrs .'.s 80 :. !. .s's
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-02-15
C0NsUMETEON, eCRNFUKA,
RHEUMA nc.

aRGRaAA a. co.'s GEsuIkR MEDICINAL
Geo EIygR GIL has proved BY twsatg years. sx-
pegiraee she most Valuable Femeiy In uaa as While
Il eaFes the dissase, gives kTrsassh ana aesh TO
the patisat. Warranted pure ARd made from FFesh
kTsra. ssld by Druggists EsasTslgy.
HICKMAN CO. EhsmiEt&
and Dr. agKiSts. New York
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-02-15

KinDxE BROADWAY sssKcsk R&wsvx, sawA,
takes this msshsd 10 safsrn NE psalts shas ID
49, Iass epsSka = axw nsak ana Hnet No.. epps-
80 - UakF nessis wheFe ~ wenM ~ ka1py h
sstsnt1aa y MnkInE 0sa4gs me kfsAeA Cas- nasss
3spsafing dsns nsstsy and premDsix gaea SEA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-02-15

beautiful little xork eG % pages, teaches yoa
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ETupsions and all Impurities 81 thu sktHr-Aaw 10
produces fall growth u wasisksTs--hov 10 pFe1a<s
IExnrtAaG Erawsh Of hair On 3 bald he sa~~saft
eatarfh purify the bleed, purity tbs brs8fs--ss
eurg and beastisy the hair, arsaxsnne&ss care
aaFvoaa asailkSg, he. &c how to reaew roar ase,
and other ssefai and valuable Information.
e.sEy ok thts WORK will sa nailed free Of charge
Oh application. AaaFsse
THos r. CHAPMAN.
ChsEaist xad PevfnmsT, Ne. sal Broadway, N. r.
Nov a sKA 9n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-02-15
AxsaueAs IxsrRancn Co.

AssRIcAs ISseRAscs CospAsg. A
tsw aweeAs since, Mr.. sIKsERLTrx, Of ths
arn Of ksya siseeriiEs, called UPON NJ 10 10.
sairs ah4sak the Amsgisaa Insurance. Canzpmay. OF
Rraeesrs fiilaais. u sssms sAak aoms ame age
shis Sra iasarsa vita ths Ameriean's agent, saa
% sslsy cams Ths aoss foS The Insurance is dee.
sssd payEaeas dszaandsd IN the sane, having bsem
sssasa By Msasrs. oTvggsa q pUsEg, Bankers,
Ia csaassI aiaas. u tais is tAs way tha Ameri-
can iassaas % esndar4 na&sssrs In thia aectGsa.
tasss iRsartAs vii know wass to do With sAls
comeaass sac gsatismsa sssvs canned inaasea
10 sssA AHA. SID ali sAav vast 10 sasis pslisy
~ sasis measy. otaer eeaplsinss have ssea
mass 10 a. In Fslasisa to The A.asrIeaa Issu.
Easss osmp&ay. We wsns Ii perfseslx uaasr,
ssseds sAas sasssaSA ne ere fssn rrespsrt M
nsis. "a vesy iivsss esss,1 Ne hare no esnnscsiou
~hsssvsf vita - Amsrissa EasHsaaas cssspsay,
e-ss-~-----------
TEE sAxsrs- Ms issra the party given
~ p.s sssaisrss vassa, " sAas esty, Ga asnaay
aiEss lass,passsa 90 vsry pleasant gasss parties
sssssshass ~ ne ssszsafa sa eur psopie, and
sasaaa b saesarsssa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-02-15
CITY HOTEL.
RtDsgn ssoADwAY, oogacsL nsgyys.
nv ~. L.. mEGGa.

xAs Fropsisg@Y kAa I2aasa sha aAeYs hsaas an
Aas rsattsa sna Fsfarnishsd Ii sarauaheua in Il q
@es1 saassaEaas aud comfortable ssyfs. uayias
as aaay PEARS xxsaFtsDee La fka baxiRsss hs nat-
aassR tAat he eza xivs general s2tssf4ESEea
;. Sa = as whs gay fssor him via tasiy pAsxsns
ss@8 yards asd sssSs.s "a q = =
4eSfi Hsss -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-02-15
apyggwasEKs RATka,

BusiaesscaFds, 10 tines less, enc ysaFs sic %.
Legal sdwsskassmeass al E@axI Eaasa.
II 0aasKsrss fer Aasastisaax wall nst Be ID scs -
tfnaed without order that szs<t lis left al the
saee and whsa dIaeostinaed la teas thtH the sizse
saatsSetsd fer tTsasirnt rates wtii b. sIAaFxsas
y0H PRINTING
ofsvsvy description sxscatsa Al TwS BveEE or
E4c< dM a Asss style Of iAs art, st reasonable
rates.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-02-15

Is Reasons part
To goReFn and 10 guide the heart,
10 fRil tSs wayward soul 10 Eeat,
whsn hopes &aA fears aiAtE Ct the breast -
ksasOn mag cAiFn thss donbtsui strife,
And steeT tAy bAEk tArp' various Afe.F'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-02-15

Are inwsass 10 sxzzaaHs ny ssosA hefsss naaEBz
psgcAnzs IT sAeir eatAta "a kaws laks special
pairs ~ BTevtAa sas III thnlw wxnss.
" ne hlshsas maxksf ps scs paid Tor Riass aaa
Fairs.
b. -. 60 ~
One beax EAas PaniMe M1asa, Lever RtpaaMsy.
ApFtl ~. f4Gs 4ssss o. lgs8 Nv
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-15

iueber fur bas 2ano nod fur bic, tUeI6e
unfrer guTOroer4ns, bisrber 81 TOM
men, foIaen.
gBie 4na bieis gontPeAg e ii9 i.r
QInf9abe gsmadf bat, cine iuteai6spte
ms arbeit[ame @ilitpanOerras mad zen
Ser. GtoatenS gjn3uIa0sa tnb ibfen
transport su iibernebmen, 10 tpirb re
aud nod einen sipeiten. nidt u1in6er
Bt5ttsta SauptsDsa SstfOrssn, s5sniOs
iuobI auf ben sfuben Der bereintommens
ben nenen 8eh6lferune als hes ennsen
2an6es btnsieIeno. Sies 1T l., nit Ser
beHeren Transportation elm internaii6s
males Sntelligens ~8iireau gu berbinben.
UNI ben @inipaunerern gluspeis INN
BeIebrErl9 iber 6HentIi9e ur6 gribafS
2anoersiea 8lmo, @fssleniife, 9lnifals
ten aller glrt U. /. M. ~ Sbeil iuerbef
gu la6en une 2.,s in ben beridiebenen
Sbeilen Der Ser. Staaten 9anotreden
! s. y; q s,1s
90: sA'. : a. I.e Sa'o'a @p'p
fen.
af Sief 4eiis lpssoet bio beibsn
eien'ente : rams portatton uuo
go 70 nt1a,ti eil NIT einaaoer perbnn%
lcetl,sole &onlpar9 ipiro an n t5tanoe lem,
Die SransP Ort spi5'q Der 6 Otp<
ntlatIoh Dtenfbar gu n1a1en
unO ibr sigeneg Snterslle NIT BEN Der
stnipanorer9anOtn9ano geben 5n lanef,
iubem sic GinmnuSPrer nd, nuf soId,pn
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-15

Das ,,M4i6igan SournaI eafbdlt,
einen 8eri6t aber cine lebr pidtiee
GrFnOHna I'M 9esns ont biniseres
aend,t s@as, Oarnad bat Elm sspifer
ID. IA klBiehSisbfl L. 6oiapld /
tuobnbaft un6 friber gIrbeiter IN SO
,onto, uad1 ilebeaiabriase. 9lrbeit uao
Grperin,ei.ien sin Sssiabsen erfunben,
nm aus 8psiaeu nup @axseIn bon
Hi&tsa and Rno6esl suhS aim 9lrten
bon Desetabilifdem unO animalif4em
.QlbfaG Gos. heraulfeIIen, ,lueldes heoeus
,teabsbiniaer asIiefsrt lpsroen ,fal,u.aaIs
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-15

Seine 8erbaltniife, bernnlallen i'm
.nid1t gum llnlbeipanD en-; fdnaexn e..
tuIrsslt feit in Dem @tGatgforPer. 5oIg<
lid pir6 bic eompsns BEL elmer bon ibr'
erfolgrei6 geleitefen GiiiuarSeruns, fur
bas abpptirt gatsrIpn6 pohnaben6e
nut prbbhGiaeab DkEger lisiet1s g8ir
bsrtrausr, BOB unlsr nptsrpsbmen pie
bersti5e Bidispna ilh6 Sbsilne5 Der
beiten Biirger bon allen Bdrteien hnb
getenntniilen Osr l1sioa srbaItsa ipirO.
@s eereidt uAffsaf -9dnSe rbeu ni6t
gum 8ubm, bab 70 iusaige ieiner neuen
Burger inter sutftet eisenen Siasse
mad unfren &litehS gelaneen. SOFT
100 ag4ifTe finoH sesentuartis nit BEN
.gmsgsaafeas Ssansport bon europa mad
almstit6 befajdftist mite pSetS Gins ;
nasmen fihS biss ieb69 dllss frembe
Sdiife, bis uiittt fttnlbsrS taggs fe5eln.
Sieie g&fTe tttattef bon Sen alisipaf !
sfiaen gteaielaissn bebeiitenoe @ubii :
bieu. eluf Dtsft 1getle f1if6 es linen
sH6siid eniisfantsH'utb Srddtsn biais
HsEshfabrea Ruh inpfnE iie iebea Sui
brett Otannies benuben, gea innen fe
aus uebepja9stss elssM 6ra@t unO
SabFbten ungeBeurt ernltyen Go
liesf 4idlf sem bsfspblsia Sntsretfe
oef Negferungen bon bench bic slus<
andassseF iomnEns sin bsfefes Srabs>
portatioHss @pitspB 6HEa @siste ein5p>
iabren. Gin iel6es iaserfabreH riuiirbe
lire be6eren unb hob bGbenOsrea Glals
fen suut s1asEiafb erins aaregen, mas
fur isue Negierungen feiaesRess 10
luihl@ shspdEtb tpie gliia@dhberupe
Der arnen GIaiisu aus ibren 8tei@eh,
tpeI6s fie bur@ biIlioe ueherfahrtspress
ieh aft SdInpfetn, beReh ne gubfbieu
/ sdb4sii; III Bef0t6erh fa1ea. Q 'oN
esgsH2s emisraHtsn gaHPfsF f6et.
ben in Gnsoha .ebsn iett in ban ter'
Enutnlj9en &tble erbaHtss sunffe G0nls
paenie min mi bsr gsN5sa Bet IN bic
fem grpbfn lGfia tsf4eig antsf Den
fAassnbsu GaItep pes GternenbaHHefs
luettetiersis. In, aber bies abne bu
~~~f.. EafA.t.sa~ .a,.fmam SSosA& ssaa G5KS as.g
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-15
0eiperbs=Qn ,eae,..
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empFebIt I'D benz AubIilln ais gerfertiaer pon oIlen
Artsu non Maiirers nnb ,Gtelnbaasr Nrbeiteli unb
niinmt GontrGete az Iir 9eiIerdnsg NIB ALE
beraftige IN fem Sd einf9ld9eflbe rBfifensyssa
81 fnben an 9ighftrabe spiidben SefIeripnu aRor
NIX @srm altepn.l 81 IA gsisg g s.I & -2ia5mati
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-15

a5{esiiean8 saIsftess { .
.ee "a H. ST Snteraal 0tebenue
+, sauuga aa2ter Eennefee Diltrift,
lgtafhbiaeg g. SUM 1866.
Sofepb Mai{ ke9t suuS sRenrE .gaftW an
ae6en fi5 ais Beamte hes Ser. GtnnteH Rspennsbn=
rea,a Qua Gle hnhen teine Nutpritht prm ben Ser
Stodfgn Der Gowmil5ipndrfhr inners Gteueru bat
mid fea,fftrdnk Ne5s hti1Sege 81 Ytd6e 1ub 6as
@bIifimi ,0if6 Sctsi Da1br ssIparAA gSnS ioelrbs
s5abiunsen fir Re4naEg biefes 8areans gu mafesn
.Sohn Sizes lellanb, 2
4. B. aes. assiISr, 3. chr. fur Senmefee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-15

-'.sss Ginipan6ermu8 q
- aSabrenS fid bier natrr ben 9luspis
Is i:aJ Glen Oes General S5outas cue Ginlpars
OerunsgtIenf6aft fur senneFee fpseien
sebilSet Bat, crfabren mir, oaB ii Stem
gprteins abalitbs @eleHl9aft, Die ie<
bod i5re Speration iiber Die gdnsen
8ereiuistens. Staaten sansOebnen ipirb,.
zzasnter her Megi6e 0es @eneraI rans
6 sisd 1iu's .ae6en. sernfm1 Dorbc 1T.
8ir publisirens in SGolgenbem cine
SIbrefe, Spa Si6eI ehtburfen, Die benz
@ereinistea Staqteu xGonersb untets
breitet posSen ii uaS bon ipeI6er uns
cine gOpie bnrh Die; SreunbIiateit bes
General 0liIrOs suseFelIt ipllrSez: Il
&6reile an ben Gpnsreb Der gereiaistsn
Staaten rn
= ySu l1ebsreinltimRg4gn ngit pene@e :
sfeten bss @taetes sifm BORT puJ0s sine
Corporation auf Iberalter grunbla9e
OrsaniFrt Die Sen Na,neg as ntsr.
.nationaI
9an0an6s 6 errsia & 60 me-
panpI erbaIten bat. 3tuei Sarpts
suede fiaol est IiufIBe bielelbe perfolst )
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-08

the house of Messrs. Valentino & Franklin
as son Of Mr.. Jones, Of Edenton.
Mr.. White, clerk with Mr.. Powhatan
Weisiger, being sworn, stated that the
accused had brought bin of goods from
him to the amount Of five hundred dollars,
representing himself to be son of Mr..
Jones. merchant ofexccllent standing, of
Edenton, N. C. After the accused had
closed his bill, he asked to look at hat,
and when he had found one that he thought
suited him, he said that he would like very
much to buy it if he had the money. This
aroused WITNESSES suspicious. The accused
had told him that he bought drugs of
Messrs. Purcell, Ladd & Co., and groceries
of Messrs. W. B. Jones & Co. After the
accused had left the store, witness made
inquiries Of these firms as to the state
ment of the accused, and found that it
was false. Hearing that he had ordered
goods from Mr.. Oscar Weisiger, he in
formed him that the pretended son of Mr..
Jones was an imposter; whereupon Mr..
Wcisiger got out warrant and arrested
the Young man at the Fredericksburg cars.
Jones, alias Mannheim, was sent on for
further trial. He is mere boy in appear
ancc, not looking to be over twenty years
of age. and is of the ISraelitish persuasion.
He processes to have been born and raised
in Richmond, and to have been in the
secret service of the Confederacy during
the war.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-08

Dr. HuGHEs, we'll known successful practt
toner, of the homeopathic school, offers to the
public remedies which are, he claims, far supe
rior to ordinary nostrums. His remedies are thu
results of many years personal experience II
an extensive practice, and were triumphant,
successful in cholera cases In its frightful yisi
tations of lS49 and 1854. They are also unex
celled in the cure Of cholera morbus, diarrhGa
dysentery, and bilious cramp collie. Dipthe
ria Group, quinzy, and putrid and common
sore throat, he claims the greatest success II
curing in an extensive daily practice. Per
sons of his school, as well as others, must pre-
fer medicines carefully prepared, Us these are
by a respectable physician living in our mids
to the nostrums put up by we know not whom
We certainly should.
The medicines are put up-one in liquid form
in n bottle, with full printed directions, ant
the other in powders, In neat paper box, witt
like directions inside. For the sake Of dis
tinction, the powders are put up in red, white
and yellow papers. The brief synopsis o
treatment is an admirable feature. See DIR
Hughes's advertisement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-08

Mayors CouRT.-Mayor Mayo was in
his seat yesterday morning, and disposed
of the following cases:
John A. Johnson, charged with drawing
a knife on John III. Stewart, negro, was
discharged on the hearing of the evidence
in his case.
Robert Quarlcs, negro, charged with
stealing iron from L. p. Odell, was sent on
for further examination.
Jim Bell, negro, was charged with steal
ing set of harness from Charles '. Dun
can. The case was continued until to-day.
Fanny Moses was charged with break
lug into the kitchen of Mr.. Edward
Gregory and stealing a lot of clothing
therefrom. Fanny is an inmate of that
den of thieves in the rear of the Billiard
Temple. on Franklin street. The clothing
in question was stolen from Mr.. Gregory
on Friday night, and Sergeant Callahan
and Detective Knox, knowing the charac-
ter of the house in the rear of the EX-
change, proceeded there, and found the
stolen clothes in her possession. She was
sent on for further trial.
William Dunn, charged with insulting
and threatening Mrs. Mary Jane Murphy,
was fined ten dollars, and required to give
one hundred dollars security for his future
good behavior.
Charles Hilzhmer was charged with
stealing COW from Mr.. John ID. Sizer.
From the evidence given by Mr.. Sizcr 1t
WAS shown that the COW had not been
stolen at all, but was at home. She had
been missing for some time, and he seeing
hide at Hicrholzer'S lanyard very much
like his cows, made inquiries about it.
Finding that Mr.. IIicrholzer had bought
the hide from Ililzhimer, he had the latter
arrested.
Uil2himcr was dismissed, there being
not the slightest evidence Of criminality
against him.
Daniel Ryan, a grey haired broth Of a
bov," was called up on charge of striking
a negro boy named James Hill with a
brick. James Hill said that he lived in
room rented from Ryan, and that on
Sunday he was passing out Of his room
through an alley in the rear OF Ryan's
house, when Ryan insultcd him and threw
a brick at him. His Honor asked Ryan II
he had any questions to ask the witness.
Ryan.-"M Mr.. Mayor, it's all falsc-com-
plctcly false-cvery word of it,"
Mayor.-'s You are not 10 come here,
sir, and accuse a witness of lying upon his
oath, and"-
Ryan-Gnterrupting him) -" Well, but,
Mayor, am | to allow nagur to do what
he phases on my premises -
Mayor" You keep silence, sir. You
are drunk, sir. These boys have told a
straight tale, and believe they are telling
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RUyAwAY.-Asth the Fredericksburg train
came in on yesterday afternoon, the horses
attached to the wagon Of the National En-
press Company became unmanageable, and,
in spite of the efforts of the driver, ran
away. Mr.. Stevenson, the driver, retained
his presence of mind, and gallantly held on
to the reins until the bit of the "oh'
horse broke, and the horses were entirely
bevond his control. They then ran into a
wood cart, knocking down one of the
horses attached to it, but doing no further
injury: and at the corner of Eighth and
Broad streets the runaways were finally
stopped. Great credit is due to Mr.. Ste
venson, as by his coolness and dextcrlty
he avoided what might otherwise have
been a very serious accident.