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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-26
RU
S
DsVGnsaTy IHfTnary and Drug Store,
Nos. 40 and - North Cours Sc,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.

DR. RUSSELLB DIsPENSARY AND IN
IL PRIMARY, the largest and oldest 1nsttu.
ton OF the kind In the southwest, estsohsnea
In 1859, pleasantly located AZ Nos 40 and -
north side of Court Square, Memphis. Tenn,1s
open for the reception Of patients desiring
treatment and the comforts OF q nome WINE
receiving tbs same. Patients also sIeate9 AZ
the Office or by letter, II desired. ID.
Is by all parties interested -
by far he Most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN
in the treatment Of Private or Secret Diseases.
Quick, thorough and permanent cures gnaran-
teed in every case, male or female. heconk
cases of 6ONORRHEA and cured
ia q few days, without the use OF Mercury
CHANGE OF diet. or htndrsnoe nom business.
SECONDARY SYPHILIS; the last Vestiga
eradieated without the use OF nercury. IN
voluntary los OF semen stopped In 3 SNORT
ttma. Sufferers rom Impotency or Loss OF
saxual Power restored to nee yigor tsW
weeks, elect or Gonorrhsa OF loEg stano1nG,
when all internal remedtes have IAleu, per
mansntly and speedily cured BY new Eeas-
ment. Victims Of exceS4lra
Vsnary. suffering nom SPERMAIOHhHkA
andlOI Of physical and mental power speed
ilv and -oarTnanantly cured.
~ An consultations strictly confidential.
Chronic Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Gent, "a
ralysis, Deafness, ETC., treated oy the ala OF
Electro Magnetic Battery.
once hours rom 2 an. to l p.m-' . nom
Thoss wishing 10 purchase Drugs, Family
Medicines, Per1urnerys IolleL ALlcles1 s-os
would do wei to call at Dhu9
gTORE before purchasing No y
North conrt street. under Ene Dspeasary,
ieH
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the District of West Tennessee. In the matter
Of r. q. Matthews, Bankrupt. In Bank
Tuptey, District Of West TennesBes-8L
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yorroN STATEMENT.

Stock on rand to-day, L m.....-.. co
BRAN-A little more active. Selling
at 800 on Ievee, and in store 81 IA.
BUTTER-Fair local demand, choice
in small packages 3S94Oc frkins 35c
common dull 25@30c.
BACON-Stoek light and market hrm.
Clear Sides held at 1S@lS4ci Clear RID
I7JGISe Shoulders I4@l44c. Breakfast
Bacon 19G194c.
BAGGING-The demand is increas-
ing and market firm Todd's, io9l65c;
Kentucky heavy, 23l@26ci India, 269
CATTLE-Msrket dull choice beeves
667c; inferior, $3.50.
CHEESE-Prices nominRlly 149lTc
for W. R.. factory and E D., -
COFFEE-FiIn at 23@27c for Rio (;
Java, 4l@43c.
CORNOLight receipts. Selling on
levee at 9O@92lc in store at 95c96l.
CORNMEAL - Market dull. Fresh
81 1904 so Kindred 81 SO on levee I;
81 so in store.
| good and prices are frmer young, $50
3 so; old, 81 5O@5.
FRUIT-Receipts better. Fair de-
mand for choice apples at s2@2 30 per
Dbl. dried apples, sc; dried peaches, Z
@8c.
OFLOUR-Market is quiet. Superfne,
So 5O67 90; Y, S9@9 SO; Xxx, SlO9u;
Xxx, and fancy family, Sll 509l3.
HAY-A few bales choice Timothy
received and sold on landing at $23
held in store at S25.
HAMS-Piain country 17@1Sc; plain
canvassed, 17@lSo; sugsr-cured can
vassed l93@2lc.
HOGS-Few in market and demand
light at 54@6c gross.
HIDESSReceipts lights. Dry flint q
@22c; dry salt, 17@lSc; green SALT log
lie; green, S99e.
LARD-Prices are steady. Kegs, 202@
Die; tierees, l95920c.
LIME-Eureks, 81 %; Alabama, Cape
and st. Louis, 81.
MOLASSES = Fair stock. Sugar
house, 65c0S1; Porto Rico, 66t995c
Syrups, 75c@S1 25.
MESS PORK-Firm at $SI in lots FL
regular brands outside brands selling
st $4,000 so Prime Mess S2S(92S 5U.
OATS-Fsir supply in store held al
0TLS-CoaI oil, 3S@42c; lard oil, 81 AZ
al Use; linseed, 81 2091 40.
ON1ONo-E al CAAoAA ~ - w HS
barrel from wagons.
POTATOES-There is some shipping
demand at 60@7Oc per bushel, or 50 pei
barrel in bulk sweet potatoes, 81 5O91
per bushel.
SHEEP-Dull at 81 50@2 so for Ten
nessee S4@4 80 for Kentucky.
SUGAR Firm prime to choice Lou
~islans, l6@l8c; fair, l49l5c; Island
I8@l6c.
SALT-Stock light. We quote price
tending upwards-held at s. 50613 rs pc
Dbl of $50 lbs I bushel bbls 81 25@4 80
Liverpool sack, coarse and fine, 50 25@
8 35.
TAR-In kegs per dozen, S. 1906.
TOBACC0-GOod stock n price
arm, with only a small trade doing.
WHEAT-Actige demand from cit,
millers; No. l, S2@2 05 No. 2, 81 $50
l So; inferior, 81 60@l IS.
WHISKY-High wines are dull q oil
fered freely at 81 10 free or $50 in bond
common whisky, Sl@l 90 imitation
Bourbon, 81; Bourbon, 3 5O@3.
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Depot Of lhe Cele brated
" Horheimer's" BaYari IN BitteFs.
B r o o K 8. Nicely 6 CO"
WHOLESALE GRO GERS,
No. 27s Front street, /: NJ, Tmphis. Tenn
iva Srn

A LII ABOUT The WEST F Oh Slime
"A Western Quarterly with Maps OF Dom
States and Us. Railroad Map -sxhiblts Tie
claims and advantages of Nilsson ii and kansss,
for farming. fruit growing stock rreislng, I'LL
secured for colonies or indivi duals.. FarHs
and tracts of land for sale in sdl parts o. tns
West. Two hundred farms ad V~ertiseds VIII
prices. Send 81 for the $50 pag } book sr reo
stamp for circular OF particulars nd reierescos.
Liberal rates to clubs and age nts. AnoIess
Western Farm and Immigrshof Company, ~
soRta Ga street, ~ Leysis, Me- au@@ :
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STEEL BRUSH COTTON GINS
OrgiIl Bros. s Co.. Agents,
MEMPHIS, : : TENNESSEE

XITE are just in receipt Of a shipme emit Of the
w above superior Gin. Manufactured under
the immediate supervision Of ID. y. suIlest, o.
Aberdeen, Miss. This many certificates f0und
in the catalogues give abundant testimony OF
the superiority OF This Gin over any other now
manufactured.
We are now prepared to furnish siEes from 20
to 50 laws, right or lett hand Catalogues Will
be furnished on application.
OHGILL BROS. & CO,
lpr Nos Sl2 and 80,
au20 In eoznez Monroe and Front Sis.
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Monday, Stat Day Of August, Abb, 1856

AT the hour OF 10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF
said day, at the southwest corner OF Court
square land at the intersection OF south Court
with Main streeLl, in the said city OF Memphis
state Of Tennessee, sell the premises above de-
scribed, az public auction, 10 the highest bidder,
for cash.
signed will make no WarrsDtseS-
wi I'd CHARLES KORTRECET, Trustee.
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HEM0RRHOTDs Oh PILES
External Implication,

No internal ~adjuvants being required IN any
case, 0nly to regulate the bowels, IL c0nslpated,
or in Diarrhea and Dysentery.
The PILES, while astcnishingty prevalent In
their various forms amongst all classes OF ootn
sexes, are, at the same time, the most distresa-
ing, frequently dangerous, and hitherto most
difficult OF cure.
Persons who suffer any length of time with
the Piles generally try everything they can
lEarn OF purpOrting to cure the disease, yet sc
aIze no permanent advantage tnerefrom.
They have been told professionally, perhaps,
there was mo permanent cure for Piles" and
consequently have despaired Of shy future ces-
sation from pain and suffering.
To all such a SPECIFIC Is offered for their
relief. The
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Cotton was steady in Liverpool at the
opening to-dsy-uplAnds 104d; Orleans
Id, and closed firm with prices un-
changed. Sales1 200 bales. The New York
market opened quiet but hrm. Quotations
unchanged. At noon holders were firm
at sole for middlings-but at the close
the demand was moderate, and prices a
shade Iower-uplands S0@305c--other
grades unchanged. Sales l 500 bales.
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REEVES AMBROSlA
FOR THE HAIR.

ImproVed4
It is an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
It causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
1t keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
1t invigrAtss the Roots of the Hair.
It forces the Hair n Beard to grow luxu-
riantly.
1t Immediately stops Hair Falling Out
1t kseps the Hair nom Changing Color from Age
1t restores Gray Hair TO its Original Color.
II brings out Hair on heads that have been bald
for years.
It is composed entirely OF simple and purely
vegetable substances,
II has received over six thousand voluntary
testimonials of its excellence, many of which
are from physicians in high standing.
1t ia sold in haIf.pOund bottles Chenane blown
in the glass;, by Druggists and Dealers m n
Goods everywhere, ut One Dollar per B0etle.
Wholesale by Demss Barnes & Co.; +. @. Wells
Co.; schierelin & Co.. New York.
mhA w
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SIMMER RESORTS.

TTMBFRLTNG SPRINGS, Is MILES HoRTH
n Of Wytheville, Virginia-Alumy nnlte,
Red and Blue Sulphur Waters Hot, Cold and
Vapor Alum and sulphur Baths, with speciAl
treatment for Rheumstisn, Govt S~crof11ou9
and Cutaneous affections diseases Of Inroel
and Lungs under experienced attendant, but
only to the extent or safety and con1ort-
Nearly every game for amusement and exer-
else. unrestricted by law. together with double
and aingie barrel shot guns and rides, provided
without charge. For ana4yBls,e certificates, ETC,
see circulars, and refer 70 Va hunt, 49,
Tenn. Terms-Per day, 81; weeK, s42i month,
go. Being a new place., accommod&Gona
somewhat restricted, and no promises JS
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Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders In
The Memphis and Charleston
Railroad Company.
COTTON GINS.

NOR SALE, three eO-saw Gins, n 70-saw
u Gin, one 50-Ss1 Gin. These Sins can DC
street. Also, one Eighteen borse-poWer En-
a1ne. one thtrty-foot Boiler, one Planning Ma
came one TenoniDg Machine, one MortiEing
Machine, lot Of shafting and PuHeys, RiD-Saw
Tables. Can be seen at Bill & He4ths Olo
Planning NIL, near Central Point. VIII sell
rheaD fOr cssh or city acceptance. Apply 70
I'VE lm ROYSTER. ThEEENANT& 90.
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DIRECTORY.
AsONIORIREOTORY


LODGE
RrsERoyA, No. le8. Meets LIST Monday in
syery month, at Odd-FellOwE'HA cor. CouLt
ard Main. D. 3. Forster, "a Front street.
", Ii; John Besmish, See,y.
BourH MEMPEIs, No. us. Meets I'd Friday o.
eaon cor. Madison and Secono'
A. J. Wheeler, W. M; Benz, x. Pullen, sec.
LErIA SCOTT, No. 2s9. Meets LIST krlosy oleASn
monta-Hal corner Madison and Second
Moses Seelig, W. NJ; @. Curtis, Sec.
ExNTrToN- no ga, Meets d Friday OF eseh
month-odd-FenOvs' Hall. Il. J. Lynn
M.m5 No a. Meets 9Th Friday
81 aaco moufh-at South Memphis Hail,
corner ef Madison and second. Oeorge Aer
lersh, I'D. ". NJ 3. K. Punen, Sd''ssc'
RoYAL AECH.
PSEs Chapter, No 4 Meets I'd Monday o. sa9n
mouth|Udd-Felows' Fan. John Lent' NE
II. p; B. u. Levy, Seoy.
R-ANDs.E
mzxA Council, Nos. Messs g Monday Of
saeh rlouth-Odd-FelSOTs' Hall Sohn LSni,
N. III ~ Wiggin, Bec.
TEMPLAEs,
CyEENE C-ommRndsry, No.4 Meets 4n Ao1-
dEy 81 each month. John Tent, Conn., N J.
Tiggin, Res
A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RlI6s
S4 Front S1Te9.
H-vNrs AM 4 Lodges meet In con
junction 4th wednesday IN every mOhlh-
o1srPHlA OF rT1nceso Of Jerusalemt Aotn'i
30 /. BEN. K. Pulsn, I'd, IArsn''i -
49, APrxR Of Rose Crotx, 18th No. L
C1sTies ". adams, sd, M. WI Z. Ton
PT-ITPPE DUPLEssKIs Council Of K-h. Stn.
No, !. Henry P. woodland, 3D. COMM
william =. Cirods, I'd, hSc.
oaysrsTORY OF WEST TESNESsE2 80 SonH
AIuslie, sd, Comm, In Cnle1i OooSe ~
TrsdsT, sd, Beg.
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PATENT MEDICINES.
TUE NAT PAINFuL PILES

RELIEVE AND PERMANENT
IL Iy cured, without physic, by
seheveneIPs GRlvanfc
Almost tnstantaneOusIy and certainly ana
9oOd Ior a lifetime also, vaginal and uterine
diseases. It's not only an ingenious meclna4.
saI Jsvice invented but a valuable therapeutic
nrineiple discovered. Private testimonials OF
sfiicacg on hand. tt patent Delng nov
1Tanfed. We are prepared nom THIS ums
Sorwerd to furnish them by express, or TO Drug
1ists Generally, and By Wholesale Ia any guam
fstv on short notice and with liberal plsconnlt
al the Factory in Raleigh, shelby county. REM
1ddress S~CHEVEEELL & "a
abSve. or at 1853 Front street, Memphis, D
mali
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I. o. .. Z.

e,xoso No. 5, o. OF. Meets
On he - and Sd Thursday nights OF esen
month. J.. Il. Mcclure, z. p r. AeASLsn'
E.P.: Thomas Bacon, Scribe. J1
NEysaIs JopGE, NO. 6.-MeeIs every Tuesoay
nsEat. F, MsLersh, \. G.; N. Pump seGae-
asry.
ezycE AsAw LODGE, No. Sheets every Mon
80 nTSbr At Z O'Clock. Dr. George W. Acree'
Nc; Thomas Bacon, Secretary. "
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GREAT REDUCTION In RATES!
MEMPHIS s CHARLESTON B. &.

Virginia and Tennessee Air Line
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE THE RATE
u of height from NEW YORK Will be re-
d1ced 10 the following figures;
IN EarnnhIa Via NnrfnIk:
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TO MemphIs VIA NOrIoIk;
First Glass, per 100 lbs. S.
Second Class, per )OO ....~".--.,......--.-.- b5
Third Glass, per lDlbs.-.- ...-.-...-"-.~--.-- q
Fourth Glass, per 100 lbs. ...--.".-.-.....-,.-. l W
Also. BY All-Raii mo Insurance. Virginia
and Tennessee AIRLINE via Urange and Alex
andria Railroad
First Glass, per leo lbs. z q
Second Glass, per 100 W
Third CLASS, per l0 ~
Fourth Class, per leo lbs.....--.. ........,~.. 1 70
This Linz is lined to carry freight TO
and FROM kemphis AS CHEAP as any other
For Through Bills Lading, apply to Q. s.
General Agent, No. s5s vi street.
A. j. LOWE, Agent al Depot.
GENT sup't NJ. aRdC, Railroad.
JOS, G, LOPEZ, GelfFrt Ast RuS
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REMOVAL
ROYsTER, IRRELEVANT &CO.,
AuetlOneers Il Real Estate Brokers
HAVE REMOVED TO

GARNER Main and Jefferson Streets.
I'm announcing our new location, as above, We
nec leave to return sincere thanks Ior
nast patronage, and hope TO have the pleasure
n meeting ali our old friends, and many new,
in the central and prominent position 70 WHICH
We have removed. The
Real EstRtcA Agency
Tn all branches, will, as heretofore, be a Ieao-
ing feature OF our business, ana, oy long 49,
rIsnsNe and general acquaintance WHO tne oMn-
~ NJ Real Estate, both In and out OF Inc elsy,
wa hope 10 make our ofhcea general resort IoI
the exchange of title in city OF country pIop-
erty. -.nan4
Continues under the efficient management Oh
n. ID. GUION, Esq who Will aAtsno pFOmPuS
to COLLECTING Rent, Paying Faxes, etc
public sales OF
WIZ also be a specially OF our businessin when
the oentrai aud conspicuous sftuatlon OF oAr
q sleSroom' offers superior advantages TO con.
=, ness 10 whom we will make the
ssA, -snoes and terms on goods to be SOLD by
aucA ton, -ovzruD rpuzuv Nr a co
-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-26

In the District Court Of the United States, for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
ter OF George Schmalzried, Bankrupt. In
Bankruptcy, District invest Tennessee-2
To whom il may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appOintmentas assignee OF George Schmaizrted
81 Memphis, in the county OF 5helDy and
state or Tennessee, within said District, VINO
mas been adiudged a Bankrupt upon his own
petition, by the District Court OF said District.
Mempnis, Tenn, the 9th day OF August, A.D.i
lsS3. WILLIAM Y. IRODE
ans I39 Assignee, etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-26

In the District Count of the United States, for
me District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
ter Of {. solomon, Bankrupt. In Bsnk-
ruptcy, District of West Tennessee-Es.
To whom It may concern
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF ms
annOiutment as assignee OF q. solomon,
az Memphis, in the county Of aheiby ara
state OF fennesses. within said Distr1chWAo haS
been adiudged a bankrupt upon BIS own peH'
ion, by the District Court OF said District.
Memphis, Tennessee, the LIN day Of august
An T&S WILLIAM Y. CIRODE-
snf1 10 N Assignee, Etc.
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In the District Court OF the United States, for
the District Of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter OF Frank s-altalamacnia, Bankrupt. In
bankruptcy, District or West Tenneasee-ss.
To whom IL may concern;
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment az assignee Of Frank Saltalama-
| CHA, OF Memphis. in the county OF shelby,
and state of Tennessee, within said district,
VINO has been adjudged . upon his
] own petition, by the District Court Of said dis
trict.
Memphis, Tennessee, the I2th day OF August,
| AID, 1853.
aui3 20 q Assignee, etc.
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,ba instruct Court of 1.-THE United states, for the
nIsfrict of West Tennessee. In the matter OF
John Ho0d, Bankrupt. In o~anKrupeeyf
District of West Tennessee-s
To whom it may concern
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF ms p
onooinrment es assignee Of John HOOD, OF
cRbs In the county of shelby and state OF
Tsnnessse. within said District, who has been
sdjudged q Bankrupt on nus owl Ps"'N0A''S
Memuhis Tennessee, the 10Th day OF August
an" IaS. WILLIAM Z. ClRODE
aI1i "a % Assignee, Etc.
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In the District Court OF the United States, for
the District OF West Tennessees-In the mat
ter OF Linkhauer q Bro, bankrupta. In
Bankruptcy, District Of West IennezseeTA.
To whom II may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee Of Linkhausr q Bro,
Of Memphis,i in the county ofShelby, and state
OF Tennessee. within said District, who have
been adludged bankrupts upon Their own PeE-
som nv the District Court of said District.
Kemphls, Tenn, the nth day OF August, A.D.,
lSe5. WILLIAM Z. y
sn11 10 Il Assignee, etc
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In the District C0urt Of the United states, tor
me Distrfct OF West Tennessee. In the matter
of Daniel Reed, Bankrupt. IN bank
ruptcy, District Of West Tennsssee-sA
To whom 1t may concern:
The undersigne ed hereby gives notice Of hiEaP-
nOintment as assignee OF Daniel heeds
81 Memphis, in the county Of Shelby and state
~ Tennessee, within said District, who has
been adjudged a Bankrupt upon nus own pen
Nemphis Tenn, the 18th day Of august A-D-
1ers WILLIAM 7. CIRODE,
SnI0 10 c6 Assignee. etc.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-18
Tho Permanent School Fund.

The permanent school fund 2s Helg
as caa Le ascertained, is as follows !:
Amount loaned TO the State, SIl2, :
2st5.T5; invested in United States
bonds, Sia2,003.0o; ia the different
counties, ms reported by the eserNs,
3, Isl ,tgt.07 amount loaned 70 the
Medical aepartatas OF the Stale
Euiversity, SIS ,0G0.0 due from ex-
school Alad eosnmiSsi onezS, IS, 9.ti,
81; in the hands Of the State Treas
aser, s., 1851; amount Of Eads loan
unpaid, ST. 2tsj. 10.
Nc are not advised of the availa-
bIlity OF the balance OF the Lads loan,
aor OF the amount in the hands OF
eS-schooi fund commissioner. If
neither OF theae amounts are aYalla-
HE, we havea permanent sehool fund
Of Sc, s3 81. 76, which at per cent,
would bring annually sl94, 2s2.G2 in
texest. At the semi annual appor-
rnent of the interest of the permanent
school fund on The 81 day OF sep
tenlher, 1861, thefe was apportiofied
S55,777.4i; that WAS the whole
amount collected. There was ILL
tsrest then due and uneol!ected, ex-
elusive Of Medical college aud ESads
loan, ssG,6lI.I3. II this interest could
be collected promptly, itwould great
10 Increase the efficiency OF our COM
mon schools. l0snz Homestead.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-18

EvraaRCED.~~Tlls Daily BuGL4E
comes 70 IL enlarged to d thirty-two
colurnn sheet, aud looking IS neat
and tidy as d pretty woman ina new
gown. The BCGLE Is the pioneer
newspaper of the Missouri Slope and
we are pieascd 10 sac these sure tfa-
dicaiioas of nerihd prosperity.
Bro. Babbifs IL determined 10
meet the demands Of the times, and
the citizens of KAestawattanile owe
him q liberal support.
The above from the iIsst11 &Gy.
neat, spicy Radicai sheet, published
at Magnolia, Harrison county, we
accept is q compliment indeed, be
cause 1t comes from a political oppo-
nent. We thank the enterprising
editors Of tIse Ssdf Cor reminding the
public that the BUaLE Is the pio-
uecr newspaper Of the Missouri
S.opa." It Is ! i.let that should be
home III mini lay the public The
BcGLEt is the pioneer paper, and
without evtnciRg agotis.1i, we may
say it has done more than any other
paper on the s.9pe 70 adF..lse the in-
terests of Western Iowa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-18

AN OLD SETTLER GUxE.-JuSt as
we so to press the intelligence or the
death Of Dusten Amy, cue OF the pi-
oneer settlers Of Council Bluffs, is
brought to our office, AMI with but
brief time and space yefa.! ourselves
csIaec sspol 80 record the sad news
without faing able to pay that re-
spect to the nenary Of the deceased
which our feelings prolnp; us to DO.
We ean oaly say at present. that the
family aisd friends of the deoe3Sed
have our syxnpatiics in their be-
reagnlent. The funeral Of the de
creased viii take place tomorrow,
Sunday at four O'Clock p. NJ, from
his late residences. Friends of thu
family are invited TO attend.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-18
Council Blaiis, June 1, 1868. I'd

DocKETED.-We learn THAT the
case of e. r. Bursiick. wherein he
was indicted By the Grand Jury at
the last term of the District Coart, is
noa0 eiocketed AS to the whera-
bouts OF the Indictment itself we
have notyes learned, howeveg. alay-
be we shall be able to brsns it 10 light
some Of these days, or at least tell
into whose hands it was given when
the paltry sum Of $500 was the
amount OF BAH given on an irdict
nent for an ENLIGHTENMENT Of several
thousand.
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The Council B}as5s BTGLE, q s5s,r-
ling Il1lat <Ia ~ daily, ard 0-e ofoar
most acceptable and prizod eAcilang-
es, come TO us enlarged, with new
dress and renewed spirits, III isidia;a-
tive oftlte prosperity Of its publish
crs and tho party Of WIiica it Is Cnt
of Iowa > most able champions. We
greet thee, BrGLE, and glory Il thy
strength. aaeJltA CuiIsgleFcfa{.
With such cheering greetings rs
the above from the Leavenworth
Kansas, Consaerciat, one OF the
largest aud uIost ably edited papers
in the West, we feel encouraged to
continue our labors with renewed
energy for the eatSse Of Democracy
and the interest Of the great West.
With many thanks TO the Com-
nlerctat for itscomplimens, we wish
it continued success financially and
politically, and that its shadow may
never grow less.