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CINCINNATI, July II.-FloUr and Wheat I'M
changed and dull Corn s3992c oats 74c. Pork
SIS so Bulk Shoulders heid at l21 &c, and sides
a. l44e. Bacon, shoulders neld AZ 131<c; clear
rib sides 1916 clear sides Tie. Lard Is held at
1sc Butter 269z9c. Eggs tic. Potatoes $50
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LONDON. July u.-Consols 9G5s99f7S. .. 8.
Flve-Jwenties 729Z71z.
FRANKFORT, July u.-U. S. Fiye-twenties
closed at ia.
LIVERPOOL, July lI.-Cotton closed quiet
sales 5000 bales; upIands u159u7+d; Orleans
l749Il1zd.
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EAGLE COTTON GINS.

WE are the Sole Agents for the sale 81 thess7
w uurivalled Gin Stands. For beauty OF
rAPI4E, EIGfTeEsS' OF DRAFT, AND QUANTITY
or LINT COTTON turssd out per day they are
unsurp assed. Reference can be safely made 70
every planter " no has given them lair trial.
Where mule power is used, they make saving
Of from one-quRrter to One-third the draft
OVER ANY OTHER GIN. send in your orders
early TO
meCOARs q co.,
Dealers In Hardware. Cutlery and Guns,
S221S and s2i Main street,
jy1l SIN Memphis, Tenn.
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Democratic Clubs established elsewhere in
The state are invited 70 correspond with the
SHELBY County Club, for cooperation and con-
edo
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Cincinnati Market.

ST. LOUIS, July Il.-Flour. superflne Sc SOC
GU. Wheat SC higher. Corn IS 1T6e. Mess Pork
SIS 75@29. Bacon, shoulders l34c; clear sides
I614 9l7c. Lard l719(9lSc.
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TELEGRAPH1O MARKETS.
New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, July lI.-Cotton easier, mid
dliDgs &c ; sales 200 bales; receipts 9. Sterling
5315@55. New York Sight q premium. Gold
4014gi019c. Flour arm, supeTfine 81 50 (; choice
$40 096l5 50. Cuba Sugar, fally fair 1874 Also.
Corn nrm 95c@SI %. Oats steady zoe. Hay 81
S22. Pork excited, holders S20. Bacon excited,
shoulders 1870; clear sides TIC. Lard sitter,
held as follows Tierees l8aIS15c keg lS1z 4z0e.
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ATS OF BOARD

uoiored servants and Children NOT occupy
q seats at FIRST table, half the above rates
Dr.. JOHN b. RADFORD,
Col. HENRY A. EDBfUNDSON
MAJ. JAMES p. EDM u NDSON
Gen. y. q. " HAHION.
PrOprietors.
]. ). DAVIS, form erly or the NorvelI House.
lynchbuTg, superintendent. ie2s cod I'm
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STRAUSS & BLUM,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
No. 2ss MAIN STREET,
Second Door North of WOrsham House.
sar Liberal advances made on consgnments.
STRAUSS & BLUM,
SAVINGS BANK OF agEmPHIs

W Liberal advances made on conagnments.
, 1868-01-10
FORIANDLIN GER
DION A A DIET
FOR ST. CROIX.
FOR ST. GROIN.

WI andaeen den 23de December 1867, For
midday Kl. II, holdt Colonial Raadet ct
ordentligt Mode if6lge forudgaaende Tllsl-
gelse fra Fomanden.
AT Medlemmerne var 3dle kongeyal9te
Medlem DuBois) frav@rende Paa Gruiid
af Sygdom, 2det Medlem for ChrlstlanstedS
Landdistrict. (Ratcliffe) og 4de Medlem tor
Christiansteds Landdistrict (McWilliam)
indfandt sig under Behandlingen at den
f6rste Sag paa Dagsordenen.
P~rotokollen for sidste Mode opl1stes.
Fernandez bem@rkede, at nferyerende
Mode skulde yaret afholdt Mandagen den
eden dennes, men da Hans H6iyelbaaren-
he'd Gouverneuren dengang var frayFrende
fra Den i Embedsforretninger og lngen Oa-
ger af Betydenhed ware ferdige til Behand-
ling, havde han anseet Diet rigtigst at I'D
satte M0det, for like at volde Medlemmer-
ne forgieves U%leilighed.
1ste Medlem for Frederiksteds BY (Sa-
rauw) udtalte som sin Mening, at ct Or
~dentliet Mode i Henhold til Coloniallovens
( 36 burde vare afholdt sely ON lngen
Sager foreligge.
Fernandez %anf6rte, at han dog, naar hen
sees til den Besverlighed Diet medt6rer for
mango af Medlemmerne at indfinde sig Tor
gieves, antog at have Raadets Samstem-
ming.
Forinden der skredes til Dagsordenen
tog Gouverneuren Ordet og udtalte at Raa-
diets Medlemmer allerede at Indholdet at
Diet kongelige aabne Brew at 25de October
dette Aar til ~Indbyggerne paa st. Thomas
og st. Jan vile vare bekjendte med Hans
Majestet Kongens Beslutning at afstaae dc
ode neynte Der til de forenede nordamerl-
, 1868-01-10

MONDAY THE 23RD Of DECEMBER 1867, IL
O'Clock a. M, the Colonial Council held an
ordinary meeting conformably with a previous
summons by the Chairman.
The following member absent the 3rd
croWn-member Dubois on account OF illness.
The End and 4th members for Christiansteds
country district Ratclife and McWilliam) ar
rived during the discussion OF the 1st case on
the order of the day.
The minutes of the last meeting were read.
The Chairman observed, that the present
meeting was to have been held on Monday last
the 2ud instant, but His Excellency the Gov
ernor being then absent from the Island on Off
cial business, and no cases of Importance on
the order of the day, he had considered it pro-
per to postpone the meeting, in order not to in
commode the members to meet in vain.
The LIST member for Frederiksted's town
(Sarauw) stated, that according to his opinion
an ordinary meeting ought to have been held if
even there were no cases for discussion, accord
ing to the provisions contained in 5 36 of the
Colonial Law. .t
The Chairman observed, that considering
the Inconvenience caused to many of the men,
bers to meet in vain, he thought that the Coun-
Gil would agree with his view of the matter.
Before entering on the order of the day His
Excellency the Governor took the word and
stated, that from the contents OF the Royal
Proclamation of the 25th of October last to the
Inhabitants of the Islands of st. Thomas and
St. Johns, the members of the, honorable Coun-
Gil had already been acquainted with His Ma
iesty's resolution, to cede the two said Islands
to the United States of America. He would
not dwell furthher on this event, but refer on
the whole to the contents of the proclamation,
from which the members will have perceived
the feelings of regret with which His Majesty
had been led to arrive at that decision, and the
hope He entertains of the change being of great
benefit to the Islands themselves. His Excel
lency was not able at present to express any
view regarding the future position of the Island
of st. Croix, but would assure the Council, that
the welfare of this Island lay seriously at heart
with the Home Government.
The Council proceeded to the order of the
day as follows
/, The 1st discussion of the Governments draft
of an ordinance modifying the enaetments
relating to the legal rate of interest, the right
of preference for interest, as also the penalty
for usury &c. in the Danish WestindiaI Islands.
The draft runs thus:
, 1868-01-10

Fremtiden at ansee med en- Mulct at Diet
Fire til Diet S~yvdobbelte af den ulovlig
oppebaarne Fordeel, saafremt dennes St6r-
relse noiagtigt lader sig oplyse, og i modsat
Fald med en- efter samtlige Sagens Omsten-
digheder lempet Mulct.
sc.
Den.i Forordningen af 14de Mai 1854
So f~astsatte Begrendsning af Commissaire-
rens eller observation-disclosures Recognition
og den for Overtredelse af samme f~astsatte
STRAIT bortfalder."
(Fortsattes.)
, 1868-01-10
Shipping intelligence.

ENTERED AT C~HRlsTIANsTED
Jan. 9,-Danish brigantine Gipsey, Thos, IA
Wis. New York, Provisions and Estate
Supplies.
CLEARED AT CHRIsTIANsTED
Jan. 9,-Danish barque Mary, 2. Nielsen, FIRE
deriksted, part of import cargo.
, 1868-01-10

canske Slater. Han Wide like her dyale
we'd denne Begivenhed, Amen matte j det
Hele henvise til Indholdet at Diet allerh6i-
este aabne Brev, hvoraf fremgik saavel
Hans Maiestaets F6lelser we'd endeligen at
have maattet tage denne Beslutning, SAINT
Hans Maiestets Fortr6stning at Forandrln-
gen vii blive til Oernes eget GAVIN. Han
var like island fortiden at udtale sig ON
den fremtidige Shilling at st. Croix, men
kunde give Raadet den ~Forsikkring, at
denne Oes Velf;erd laa Regjeringen / Mo-
derlandet alvorligen paa Hjerte.
Ifolge Dagsordenen toretoges
/, 1ste Behandling af Gouyernementets
Udkast til Anordning, hyorved Forskrlt-
terne ON Rentefoden og Fortrinsret for
Renter SAINT Straffen for Aager torandres
m. v, for de dansk vestindiske Ger.
Udkastet er saalydende
"UDKAST
til Anordning, hyoryed Forskrifterne ON
Rentefoden og Fortrinsret for Renter SAINT
Strafftn for Aager forandres, m. v, for de
dansk yestindiske Ger.
J..
Den ifolge Danske Lows 5 B. IA G. 5
Art. OK Rescript af 6te April 1870 hidtil
gieldende almindeIige Rentetod paa de
dansk vestindiske Der at & pct. shal Xxx
ware til Hinder for. at der at Udlaan taste
Eiendomme paa St. CroiX og st Jan kan
erlagges indtil y PCT. i aarIig Rente, og
skal Rentefoden we'd andre Udlaan paa de
tyende Ger, og we'd allie Udlaan paa st.
Thomas we're fri.
50.
bet skal vare Creditor og Debtor til
Iadt at komme overeens om, at ingen AZ
kortning af den Debtor i Henhold til For
ordningen af 13de April 1879 paahvilende
Quartprocentafgift skeer i de Creditor TIL
komme nde Renter.
So.
Mar en- Debtor like rette It'd bet0ler
sin Gjeld. oliver han pligtig til, fra den
Dag, Creditor paa lovlig Made s0ger sin
Ret, og indtil Betalingen erlagges, at svare
PCT. h0iere Rente end den, der er hjemlet
we'd Lovgiivningen eller we'd Overeenskomst
imellem Parterne eller we'd den blandtK Job
mend stedfndende Skik og Brug. Dette
skal ogsaa anvendes med Hensyn til Liam /
taste Eiendomme, dog at de senere Pant
havere like skulle Tide under Forh6ielsen
af den for deslige Udlaan paa st. Crolx og
st. Jan tilladte Rentefod, eller at den paa
st. Thomas i vedkommende ~Forskrivning
vedtagne.
4.
Den i Forordningen at 12te Marts 1870
indeholdte Fortrinsret for forfaldne Renter,
fremfor de yngre Pantebreve. skal tremtldl-
cen paa de dansk vestindiske Ger kun HAYES,
iigesom i Moderlandet, for eet Aar fra For
faIdstiden at regne; dog skal denne Forskritt
like komme til Anvendelse med Hensyn til
allerede udstedte Pantebreve for den nieste
efter denne Anordnings Kan3sj5roise ind
tradende Betalingstermin.
IS.
Istedetfor den i Danske Lows 5 B. IA G..
s Ar. oo Forordningen 14de Mai 1854 : 6
, 1868-01-10
TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN

during the week from 1st to 9TH Jan. 1868.
Christiansted. Frederiksted. Kings Hill.
, 1868-01-10
The LAWS"

IsEDITED By PETER B. HATcHETTi
y PUBLISHED
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
for the proprietress.
, 1868-01-10

til Anordning, hvoryed Forskrifterne ON
Rentefoden og Fortrinsret for Renter SAINT
Straffen for Aager forandres, IN. ", for de
dansk yestindiske Ger.
, 1868-01-10

bet skal vare Creditor og Debtor til
ladt at komme overeens om, at ingen Al
kortning af den Debtor i Henhold til For
ordningen af 13de April 1879 paahvilend
Quartprocentafgift skeer de Creditor til
kommende Renter.
, 1868-01-10

Istedetfor den i Danske Lows 5 B. IA G.
$ Ar. og Forordningen 14de Mai 1854 ) 6
f~astsatte Straf for Aager af Capitalens Con
fskation, oliver denne Lovovertr@delse for
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-08


DougIAs,--Tae Radical journals
are juss now trying % make them
selves happy over the publication of
. letter over the signature OF . son
OF Stephen Il. Dougias, in which the
said yoang man endorses the RadE
eai candidates Grant and CoifAx
We suggest shat those Radicals. for
their own benefit, as wen as that Of
their young prosege, publish the
great speech made by Mr.. Douglas
In the Senate OF the United States,
In March, 1861, the last one, we be-
lieve, he ever made In that body,
ana also q history Of the manner In
which the leaders CT the Radical
party Of Chicago treated Mr.. Doug
las, when they attempted to
throw the carriage, In which
he was riding, OH the bridge
into the river, about the same time
they uaobbed him and tried to pre-
vent his speaking In Chicago, q few
years before HIS death. How his
son, remembering these things, can
act with the Radicals, Is beyond our
tsken.n
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xNWMAM VT Al.
HxADa,Ts IN THE FIEEsD, !.
FIR. HAya, KAN,
Sept. 25, '68

10 HSe Eroek&6z7AH 4TufaE 310<A a&X~
GO governor III CbAors1do
Your dispatch received. General
Bradley In now at the FoFsis Of the
Rspuhlie&n with eight companies,
two 0feavairy and elk Of iafaatxy !
and win scout the country as far ~
the KiOwa. The advance OF seven
companies Of the Fifth cavalry has
arrived at Fk< Harker. and "a soon
as they all arrive will march via the
forks Of the Republican 30 your fr0n-
tier at Klowa. That will make flf
teen COMPANIES In all In that section.
Four compsuies OF the 10th cavalry
are under marching orders from
Fort Dodge ID Fort Lyon TO operate
against the Tntiians ffam that pSlfits
Capt. Graham's company will s00n
be 1fitted MP again, and with Carpen-
ferss company 0f the 10th cavalry,
will have the line OF stage road 20
Kiowa. Capt. Carpenters company
kook GrahaIn's place and was On its
march to Kiowa when / had 70 df-
rect 1t TO the assistance OF Col For
syth, who had q figiit ON Dry Creek
r0Tk OI tlle EkEpuDssN4Asss W kssf s14k
hundred and kifty Indians. In Which
he was twice wounded severely,
Lieut.. Beecher killed and three of
his command killed and algiteen
wounded, He killed thirty-tive
Indians aud wounded a great many.
but Was unable TO come In on afeosaEit
of his wounds, rs he had no wagsaas
and ali his horses vera killed In the
fight. A large number OF Indian POI
nies were killed. General SuIly's
command IN still south OF the Arkagi-
sas. He had fight I'm which he
killed seventeen Indians, losing Q
soldiers. / am exceedingly sorry 30
have been unable % relieve the dis
trux of the peopie On your frosafier,
bat the fact Of Eheeasa h, I have nay
hands full. hope the movement.
and presence Of the force above de-
sxibed will bring relief styta4iy q
49, r. III. SHERIDAN,
81 Major General, q. 8. A.
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Rllsx, tlae wlxaFa.

Ths nau9htiest thing that BtItA
ever did was 20 disturb negro meet
ing some years ago In beiknap
street.. Boston. 4 The Stesy y rot
generally known, ~ Il would PSI
haus have led to same personal nosa-
ble to him. had Ii been represented
txs the authorities !,
= All Boston has knows or has
heard pf shS negro preachers, kakheT
Snowdea. who held forth TO his "caI-
Tered bredderinn In Belknap street
f,r =, many years, 1t was 3 quiet
sarrnr,,erss - sfsern0ofi, when the hosi1e
was pretty well flied --taaere being .
revisas of religion going on at1one
the ssreInmen oh color when Hlitx
With sorrae other persons Iaithough
hss a iIifnseif a. dark % D isailatto,
ana has asa1sly i1Airsf 10 bo0tl enter
Ga ahe house, Is was pretty warm
syaaffaer. and consequently the hall
- saf,t 4 little olyenSiye I'd tlae senses
nnIite !. bat ttinGs went On ritely
eIaonxs snt1l tle mlnistef kalk COT
warmed up In his subject, and wae
using w0niA, zlu1sst hoo long tgr q
,eDmnou sixAd dictionary, when
Rlitx tliooghk it wxs about tirr1e %
~, sugysetk kinw. ~ ftfssl fsss5 ss4s
as Ard che Lard @id sntn M0sas. n
si1 sBewywost*wuw, = came AplnArent.
lv nom be1iind The speaker.
Tie efsnxre eEhtlosi locked eacs
other In the fAce WIN eoQnten4zces
darker than sscs, NnI!s kAther
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THASKs.-Iu the proceedings OF 2
meeting held by the Democracy OF
Omaha in that city last evening, We
and the following: 60
!, Resoissd, That the thanks of the
Democracy Of Ornafia beextelded to
the gallant Democracy Of Council
.BIuffs ss,s their splendid display on
Saturday night last, which tended
greatly toward the success Of the
demonstration.
On behalf OF the Democracy OF
Oouncii BUNS we raise our bsst hat
In response 10 the above resolution.
You .sdo as proud, - bat when our
frisnds see us again, which In human
probability win be shout the ION OF
October, they win behold o display
of torches In the hands Of q greater
'numher Of Democrats than were
there before, aud their eyes viii
open In wonder a to where they ali
come frOm. 9stsss ~ sfa 4
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AFRICAN HsxRE.


-
new book BY Mr.. &c. D. Young, pub
lished In England and entitled The
Search after Livingstone. 2 Tha
writer takes lis with him though
marshes teeming with animal NE,
dead levels Of reeds Without . bush
or tree, and up the cl.aaia of water
falls extending Tor kAirty-nve mics,
which carries the waters OF Lake
Nyssa dewn 10 Ioin the Zamhe~i,
He intEg,duees Us 20 native Kings,
who are seldom sober, but who keel,
more than forty wives to stimulate
their capacity for drink BY q novel
process OF tickling, and who filt their
guns TO the very muxzie with oak
uul. plugs or Iron, human bnainR
made into q paste with castor Oh,
and. last of all, a handful OF coarse
Blasting powder. We have many
varieties oil Bati1ess and PA unpIeas-
ant saE0eness OF mosquitoes Tne
cruexsdiles have q ulogf healthy ap~
petite, and are ready f0r most any
thing from man 10 hppopotS-
anus. We give Mx. Young desETip-
saen al hIppoI,o otaTlus hunting
I d0 not know that there y aEly-
thing In ff1a way of sport that -
quiTes such coglsufnAte pooTAge ana
.eooiness ii this mode Of hunts
ings The huntax has ~ tE1 ell-
tireky ID his activity with taae pad,
die "a escape the cllafge4 q the Alai-
lfaaI and b touch frolm nIc Mpsister
ssxussf. the ffafI tAuoe1 N e6aty ~ Ii
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kont - / mne Io1ln
II - ~ ~ I q ~ =
- 1nd - 11Ioxi 49, -
nza1I, 80 - iliht o1lntl te -
Nh kskan fHx 6aS knou1 - e. -
pf1lf = ~ = - sxIlt6 wkieh xHnd-
- oni1o6sn6 ~ ftios - lks1F
rselk = ~ II tRuth, ~ wsEs
sossswiink atI1lfn n&aeIk = - alis
a&ei1 - - <1itse GiyIne p1blIe1ty
toso einEi1e ! fkls1i11ed = th1t
whiek apps1xs Nj tic iD,loMlnf u
saFhs nsnnocrAts denaand sqnxl
taxatfe1 Of headh, ko0s01, inGklny
stockr eattie, md; 1Axsntne inples
neafA None pf fbese are nov tAxs
W sdnls ssDs.aeerss dsssasd
equal tAxsti0n of bonta, J, stc., but
~ sslioase1 las stoek, cattis,
ri ikfssing I'll ut aEs ~
sEsd, y azestsd by ne Noapdrs.
i certainiy one of the nsosk ehAn1A-
less lies ever ntssfed. What III you
say. Mr.. Farmer, DO you pAy any
s&x this yer. On your aaoosss.
Isnds, stock, e2ttis end farming Inn
pEesnenss s Go 10 yous papers and
COX over your tax recsipts- Pay 10
haxesl whers, thsn, docs the sup
port ar she goysrarnsnt come nom Z
We know thst the man who hss his
aaoney invested In bonds pays Nd
ax Oh hfs investment, and We know
&C the Same sirne that be % driving
his six and seven per cent gold In
seFsst On that sazae invsstment from
tlsa treasury 0f the people. How
does he get q, Ii the ahousas, lAndss
stock, cattle, and farning iinple
snsntsp Of our people are not taxed Z
Does tAs hoaklholdes or banker pay
1t In In taxes and then draw thesaane
money out again % INTEREST," What
rsdicaIous nonsanssl What shame
less lying 4 And jet thass sditos
have the effrontsry 70 make such
lalss assertions, when the people
have the writssa evidences of taxes
paid sn ali the species of property
mentioned In their possession, con
yicEing those editors of their shame
less lying, .. a.Sl Il sas aais9ssifst
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ssS~ Gen. HaEney left Our city
this unogning Cor Sc. Louis We un~
derstand the General intends win
tering aEaoug the fataians northwest
OF tlais paint In the Yellowstone
country. The probabilities are that
when Harney takes up his positaOn
among the red devils there will DO
moro peaceahie times "a
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- r.. =. =. ! ..:s. =. s -. -.
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= q : Inli.,s q Tavloy. Tor

srsGr. Julius 8. Taylor, Tor .
long time i co1npositof ID saia once,
took 70 himself q vile this morning,
In the person of Miss Mary L.
Burke, daughter of T. Al. Burke,
ED, or shis city, and iefs osa the
Chicago Il Norfhwessern for mis-
home In the Eastern part Of the
state. we wish the happy couple
much JOY and . long life Of anailoy-
ed welded bliss. 8ss fsstash So
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-08

The na0rning afsaF the dag sf tho
Maine elsctiOn, we heard the CRY ail
over the city, Haye you heaxd
ffotn Maine From 22O05 10 2, .
uOO we're 81 down De tlse figures.
The ne6nrns ara will eenning n, md,
"a va predlctedx ara msach El4se Av
ivorabte To the Democracy. The laat
gives the following as the raenIt
soAxx Sstkais. -. .sss.s ssse.sssts.sss. Ms
Esiisaasssssys s@s.ssss sssse - -
Mstmizs - - -a.s. 7. J
trvsnen lss That q s failing c6, III
the lSst two Years of mar ten taDe :
sand fl,r ssse nepubiicAns. We pre-
diet that the nadieal tpaFex will
meyer pabllsh The Fssalk paysoss
1 Oh Ledger, So, .,......,9ss,s f..,s,.,.,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-08

- sA nj
the i1suG mutt b one Of Wax,
"a posftngsrs. Modest deaht i he
haenor ~ fl,a szrise "A = r,saitsnn af
& -. -. =. -
- y ~ !. - s. = 4
txry & whe1 oves urnente aeys--1
6aeanx tae rfualisn government a..
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-08

sSsmba, did ron ever sss ths
CasskilI Noutaansy'' @Nos Gism !;
bat I've sssn cats Kill mics."
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-08
n. q. PHELPS, Sexs'y.


on mssfrrek Of fair isatsstaeiatafsd,t1aL
Rings Vegetable Anabnosia pro-
siueea this ssgiEt of victory o pro-
fusion oG hair, ny cleansing the
scalp of all impurities and giving 1t
u healthy tone, so that the glands
act wItl, wentierfui vlgnr. Try 1t.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-08

- + 80 y fRa
raEsEHrArxox toxcERrs Our
friend !. Muellef, of this city has
now u psoeres = gssnd sehsaae sf.
fsring IN opportanity 10 say gsntisa
man .or I>fix o.IEya4t = dollar foF .
concert hsksf which wtll antisle the
halder % an admittancs 10 one OF
hin grand Presentation eoncessss and
q ehAnes sar = valuable present In
me shape of . splandid psano. organ
og naslDason. Thess b. no hanhug
about thia Ths presenss viii Do
given when ths epacewts come or IN
Decambsr, o. 70 sooa - tha tickets
shall be disposed oE. q 4gs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-08

srogrswgx would do well tu re-
member the sact that Oliver q Grah-
am keep constantly On hand the best
qualities OF ammunition ofcvegy de-
scription, and sell ct reasonable
rates. Their Ducking Powder Is
the cheapest and best 20 be found ID
the city. .sposssznea In buying ana
rnunitasn sheuld always get the bass
and save themselves the diaepoistr
naeat of leasing . iine salae bird On
aceoant Of poax smmunitisx- Oliver
a GnhAzn always keep the besk~s
Give shean eall ct No 3oa Bnoedr
way na .asasssL ~ ID aatstaa I