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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29
&'Ssouhi.

81 -ev.s. o. es-A I.'.tlc R8el .e q
WI says The nedy &c Hon. James lines.
al vas receriis murdered. arrived there
yesterday. Alter lying in state q. the cap
i'ol the rensins we're forwarded 10 Salem
Hin1s ard Brooks we're shot hy George A.
Clsrk, who was drunk at the illpe, and in q
condition bordering on delirrpa tremens.-
L ark was arrested
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29
MASSACHUSETTS.

SPRISosisLp, Oct. 29.-The American
Missionary Association commenced its an
nual meeting in this city, yesterday, Rev.
Dr. +. N. Asrk, Of Boston, presiding.
The receipts Of the Association, last year
we're $500, 094. aud the expenses. 1856, 225.
The present indebtedness 10 &6S, 1875, Of
which &5l, 1915 VAS incurred last year. The
society owns property 70 the amount Of
sos, 405 in excess OF all debts.
Rev. DR.. John Todd, Of Pittsfisld preach
ed the annual sermon last evening, and
Gen. Howard, Of the Fresdmsn's Bureau,
will deliver an address this evening
The Baptist State Convention met in this
city yesterday.
Rev. U. s. Stssrns preached the annual
sermon last evening.
A vote on the class communion question
resulted in ito favor.
Reports show favorable progress Of the
denomination in the State.
Two hundred persons have been natural
led n this ci'y during the last two days.
An interesting meeting wss held AT Mis-
ianar9 .ocn, in feitertcn square, Boston,
7gHGsy, EN- The 10 aslcn Tie teparture
t s'x N >sioa4tt.s attriFN f,it I.
: H.lw =, y D Gem l.tcaG q T., d
'..s> Paine. fram ~ . .sos, o . q i
iae 81 y. lr-n ssran ", ~, " n
ile Hod-na la Ter. ~ 9I.Nen l14 a.
Res NJ. psiiae fem W. aud NJ y ri
+ ner, iram Mass and MISS " sbsteF, ON
/ Bnrham'on, n Y, arr N jaia 10 &c, Ion
"a sion Tacy - al Tor Madras to-day.
LYSx, oct. 20 priza eight, between
Ned q BALDWIN and joe W ormald, for the
championship aid s. coo, commenced a
Lynn Field, two miles from Boston, at {
o'clock this morning One round was Tough
IN ten minutes, at tile close Of which squad
Of II Lynn police broke into the ring an,
seized the principals, before they coult
leave. while tho crowd scattered like ocl
ofsheep. The arrested parties were brough
10 Lynn for arraignmept fore the Justice
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29
wASHl1cT0N.,

MAanissroS, Oct 2S.-A special to the
chicago issf says the deficit in the poe,
Omee Department amounts to a. 400 600.
Notwithstanding the receipts for the n.st
Jesr were $l.2oo,0o0 greater thsn during
the previous year. '- Ns''"s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29
MASSACHUSETTS.

nosaos, uc'. 2s.-It is reported that a
prize light between O'Baldvin ~ = -.,r
AID viii take place To- morIev Tsr... :. :,
the Isle Of Shoals. W. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29

RVNO'b IA AA1A
Cares lSurns. Bruises. 1.aMoness
Soreness, NOro 1'hroet, 1'OOehache
Enrache .. Nesralgi ,D9hoa0asisn
lunbngo, piles. lBOils. Ntlngs,
sore Ey %. Bleeding .ofthe Lungs.
Nose, Stomach, or 0rrl1es: Germs.
Ulcers, Old Sores. Price - CTS.
e q Is.
Yy-Thess Rene dies. except BONDS ExTKAcT
BY the case single box sent to any part Of the
country, by msil or express. free ofeharss, 81 re-
ceipt OF the price.
Address Humphreys Specific Hemsopashie Mod
icins Company. once and Depot, No. So DHeAD
wAY, New York. DR. HunPnssY 10 consulted daily
at hs ON e. personally BY letter. - above. fol
ali forms Of disease. The above Medicines sold IN
Z 8. bALLORD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29
VIRGINIA.

Fonranss NosaoH, Oct 2s.--Brir. Gen.
Lorenzo Thomas arrived here this forenoon
10 inspect the YORKTOWN and Hampton Ma
tionsl Cemeteries.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29

New York Market.
b. Telegraph October -.
Flour Duh at eooSs6yH for supcrnnss I.25GD
Is for Il. no.
Wheat-C!ofed dull Al .t0Gei.56 for No. Spring
ono.
Rye-Dull
Corn-ia.2c better. at l.ioatl.loS fsr ur.ound
1l2I1 10 for SQUAD mixed W eastern.
Barlcy-lieavy choice Canada 2.22.
Oata-A shade easier II fer new western.
Gold-Closed at .s4l2
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29
TENNESSEE

r,o Mn;avii n:; Get. 2s.-Ths Rock CITY
E lioSfins Mil vas burned th;s 49,. a..
r!so st ssf e ssssk Of nsur, usai Ia - In
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29

Fresh Garden and Flower
Seeds ON Ccnamissions those
uns0ld toa be returned, pre-
paid, by mail. Priced de.
seriptivc Catalogues Of all
Useful and Ornamental
seeds, Plants, Treee, and
Fruits, Wholesale or Hetaii
will be sent to any address
B. M. WATSON, Old Gel.
Ony Nufs0F1es, Plymouth,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29
TOILET.
If YOU WISH to b BEAUTIFUL,

1T wv UkDu " DC DNAV IL b.
Use Oscclla de Persia
Or Victoria Regia,
Fer BenutifyinG she Completion
And Preserving the Skin.
This Invaluable toilet article Wa discovered BY .
celebrated chemist In France, and 1t 10 to hr that
The Adies Of the Court Of Europe owe their beaaty.
With all it, simplicity And purify there 10 NJ article
that vill conp pare with beauti1sr Of he con.
r'sxicn and preservsf Of The skin.
n. q. AcCIssHHY psrrkasea the receipt Of hin
sous years sgs BE mas since that tine eivsn Il
~ feet trial amsng his pereonA friends and the aris
Of Philadslphia, New York BALTIMORE,
Boston, New Orleans. d. Louia Savannah, Chasles-
tsn, Wilmington. N. c.. Ae. They have used with
unqualified admiration. and weeld consider the toilet
preparation. Victoria Rssia and Oscslia Dc Persia
has given such entire satisfaction IN ovoFy instance,
that he 10 compelled o6or II = the puble Thu
articles entirely di1ssent nom anything ofthe kind
ever attempted. aad Z warranted $780,
Aftsr oeine 0ecelia a. Persia and victeria Reeia
fer short tine. the eki1 viii have con eatinlke
texture; Il inports ffeohneoo omoothnoso and oof.
nees - the ekn that can oalv produced By usinR
THE valuable article The article 10 no vulear con
Dound IL tnjare the skin o. complexion, bat snhas
- beautiner, and ~ use cannot possibly ~ d
tected BY the closest observer.
Fer removing Tea. rrecklse, 0unburn, and Cata.
nssss Dissasss from the skin. Il 10 invaluable.
II. o. MeOl1okoy has every confidence n Peeo0
nsn1ing HE Victoria ksgia and Oscelia d Persia 70
lot article new IN sse. 0snnine prepared only By
n. o. neCLuoKkY,
And he name stamped % each lebel-no ethsf u
10 geuaine. Depot. Ne. - North seventh Street.
eon b all DfsgEs6 and Psrfansn In the UsissA
osatss e1d Canada. fshs-1lv
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~. g.okais tEnrs.es.

= -ias1e.t.l Oct. -.
tlohr-opeaed verv Gull and unchanged.
" hent--prl aua lower for all grsdes
Corn Lower, Spring 99Ql.os.
Oats Lower. NJ $3.50
hye-Lovsr, Al .liWl12f.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29
com "a RClAl.
DavoDpora MARKET Report.
Osrcs - sas DAvsHpoas DB ~ eaAr,

Osucs % sas DAvsHpoRS DsuseaAr,
Oct. 81. 1858.
Owing 10 the unsettled state Of the markets,
wsare unable 10 give strictly relisble quotations.
Wheat ranges oil way from Use to q 90, but II
10 impsssble to fix irregular pr.ce on it or Bar
ley. We quote:
tLssa-Whslssale. o. ~; retail, $500.
wssAs-No. l. 90c., No. :. sec.
BAa.sy-No IL .0o0l. 80. unsettled.
OASs-55e
Rys-1l.G0
Ooan--New, IS Old. 7oc.
OxIoxs-ol cod ISL
PssASess-6 0676c.
BcSSsa-40c. per =.
R0oe-1oe.
OassH per buahel.
hAY-0ood Timothy SIS va ISIS. 90. per ton.
Prairie 80 oo per ton. Slough. 81. 0o4S %.
CoAL-Sof at yard. lie y bnshsl delivered
le02oe.
Asrsa.crrs- AT yard sl7 90. per ten,
WOoD Sc 90. per Cord
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29
SlMlLla SlMlLlBS CuRAnTUR.
REYS'
HOMEOpATHIC SPECITlCE


HAVE PROVED, PROM THE MOST AMPLE
! experieree, an antire success simple-Prompt
Eenctent and Reliable. They are the only Med,-
res perfectly adapted TO popular use.-so simple
hssness ~ to be free from DANGER and 30 efficient
- TO be alvaysrsliabie They have raised the high
ct cen.endation from Ill, and win always rem
,Curss Fevers. Congestion. inhanations. -
,. Worms. Worm fever, Worn Collie %
Gryingcole 9, c Isssn,ns o o. lSni,s
5. :. Dyaentery Gripping. Bilious Colic. rs
.. Choiera- nj orbus,. Vomiting. -. .
T. Coughs Colds, Bronchitis. %
s, Nerrai ria -oothache. Faceache. as
.. - Headaches sicx he adache. vcrtigo2s
10, Dyspepsia. Billions Stomach. -. IS
II, Suppressed, or Painful Periods Is
IL, Whites, too profuss Periods. IS
10, Group, Cough, Difficult Breathing rs
y, Salt RheuIA. Hrysipelas, Krupsions IS
10, Rheumatism, Rheamatic pains. Is
e. . Fever q A9us, Chill 7svsr. Aguss. :.
Is. Opthalrnv. and sore Or vs.i Eyes.. %
=. - Whooping. Cough, violent soughso
u. Asthma, oppressed bfeai niss ,;,,.so
y, Ear Disohargos.i mpalreo ne..ang :.
- Csanerai Dsbiiity ). physical weakness 20
"a, Dropsy aud seanty secre tions;; % -
IS sea Sick ness, sic xnsss from rieins..c
~ . Kidney disease. Gravel. ......... 80
IS . Nervous Debility Seminal
E,nis-ions, involuntary ischargss.i 20
~ !. IJrinary Weakness,w st,ing bed 70
A., Painful Periods. with pas ms. 80
~, Suffering. a. change o!life. - 90
a3 Epilepsy, spasams, 81. vitus Dsneell 90
I'll " Diptheria, liberated sore throat. 30
FAMILY CASES.--Of35 10 lsrge wis
morocco or rosewood case, containing . spscl
nc for every ordinary disease . family is sub
iect to. h books Of directions. From $40 to3 IS
smaler Family and Travelling cases, with :.
Specifics for all private Diseases, both TO-
Curing ana for Preventive treatment.
In yials and pocket cases. ......... - TO IS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29
RESTAURANTS.


w inter ARRANGEMENTS.
4 FIRST CLASS BILLIARD TABLE FOR &c
- commodstion OF the pu' IL, from the factory Of
s,huenbery Co, Detroit, Lsn!s Nartcp, Agent
for said firm
tH Refsc shments OF sll kinds inclnd ng oys 'ers.
ionss, Chocolate, sc. Hooks Chicago Pre- u am
I'ee- on zap. Tia public are cordially invited.
LOUIS NARTEN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29
Chicago Market.

by telegraph. Oct. 20
Flour-Firnsr but quiet
Wheat S194c better, closing a. ll5H@
l.ls for No. 2.
Corn Quiet and 3@silc better closed At 20
ask for No. /.
Oa,s-F,rner and l9lHc better, closing At
43l4943@i.
RYE 3tt4c higher, quiet aud closed with sci
ers at 10 for No
Barley Dull and stq2c 10 yer; ciosed = !,
al = tor Nc. :"
Rrnsfs7p ttasct
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29

o. q. % PEI Hall DOZEN.
0aaAfalxo PILLS. - cts. = lex.
Per sals y Ill Drseeiste - Dealers.
-. oon1uUK'O ALRANA0voo ~ oar
1o1Ap0oRATIo ofALE0DnU oeJDfD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29

Grape Vines. Re.
hundred, cents each.
1000 year old Cintsa 0rsDse vinse q g ~ hun.
drcd. . cspts each.
ieeo rear od Concord osaps vinss, q - pes Aua-
dreo, 8 cents each.
100 year old Concord 0sape vlnse q o1epse hsn.
dSed, 10 cenfs each.
Also fTsis and Ornansatal Tsesss 1sssa, -.
Cor. eth and Main 0trooeo. Uoyonnoft.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-29

Several Ssw STYLES ef initials for stamping
Note PAPER and Envelopes, Call and see sam
pies at LUSE & GRlGGS'.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-01

. - u1t 49, lnef - efio
II 10y. 1lo. ~ II kapl
birth to 4kit1, Nf1o9o pa1EtV1o h111el
MAs e L. Dayi1s III le1T 1fe51na,
n1oiselie Goe panxT<ed n ~. Ionn1
1fnGeG - Am1e1ekn, Wke, onuply'
IN Nfth tn 60rne u law nGn1ted
the little Sid. HdS II. David. VIII
had eveF aoknoWLed0nl tf1e chi1d q
hin and loved II, demanded tha1
Emile. shouid he restored to him.,
which the Judge ordered 90 be done,
- soun N he Ands haT whereabouts
In the Unitsd States a1if
The Havfe exhihitiofs, with Its
bull flShss &Eaei elEcIe, s*ill continues
ta draw crowded houses. Daring
the wGek, M. STONES, an American,
added souze Eew fsaEuraa to The
SCENE. by exhibiting his 81 LafB-Sag-
ing 8uit.n Accompanied by q Mr..
Cfaddoek, they chartered d steamer,
fsssaed invitations and steamed out
to sea. Both gentlemen put On q cork
3afkst over their ordinary clothing =
which was i'm turn covered with q
india rubber suit. To their feet were
attached lead sandals to keep them
upright lin the water. On jumping
into the "a, tbs watet hArtsIy tosaell-
ed their arfn-pits. Mr.. Stoner held
q cane, the buttosn part filed with
drinking water, The upper portion
with provisions, signal lights and
matches. They remained an hour
Ia the water, drew the cork out of a
h0ftle Of wine, dnlak the health Of
friends, al played flags, fired of pis-
tolls and exhibited lights. The aqua
rum, the most attractive feature In
the Whole exhibition has been lit
with gas and b. very beautiful
sight. fs.jf.#e s,..f.- 81
The Clmteau LATTE estate has
been purchased by Baron James
Rotiischild for 1, III, 800 francs
has resolved MOTTO sell q bottle Of
the eheiee yiell of the Vineyard,
but viii present every year q GER
tain quantity Of 1t To the crowned
heads OF Europe as we'll AS his pri-
yate friends. The English and Ger
man branches of the Rathschild
house, have each subscribed one
third Of the purchase money.
The Americans are still keeping
out OF Paris. uonmoiore Innaan Is
La Switzerland Commodore Living
st0n az TE@uhfort-9ss $tr~ Assao -
The Rev. DR.. Chaplin Is at WeIsba-
den, and Miss Kellogg hiss passed
through for Switzerland NJ. For 9
nsy, u c., from Pennsylvania, has
arrived here froln Frankfort, In suf-
ferfng health. Among the arrivals
this week, there are from New York
I'll. Beadell and lady; Miss Jaiia
Baker; DR.. Raphael; e. Z. Town
send and lady. Boston 8. and
Adam, Ames; r. Bartlett !; H. G..
Richardson and lady; Miss Richard
sou; l.. f. Curtis. Philadelphia /:
hIrs. j, b. and Morgan, Budd; L.
r. Curtis. Baltimore: M. Leinoine;
r. IL. Simon, and Miss L. Simon. =
Chicago: ]. V. Aver; Miss Mary
ID. Bronson J. p. Fngg. Gincin-
natl J. c. G. Muryiock. New Or
leans: Mrs. J. z. Barrett; Miss
Fannie Burns. Washington: Mr..
Lawson and family. Albany VIVA.
Durant David Dwyer. Mobile:
Gal weston !: +. ID. BAH, AEIegnany
City j. King.
Nfrs. Lincoln has arrived, and af-
her short stay In the sity, proposes
taking up her residence at Eice.--
The committee which has been
to invite JEFF Davis to
has ceased lite lahoEs: Pru-
dent.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-01

sac Let the Tanners put On their
anrena- Light their lalppa and pre-
pare to be exceeding jolly for Re see
ID stated that Bob Idneola, she son OF
g Father Abraham, has snnoanced
his iaseution 70 support Graas and
coffax as the November election. -
How kind ID Robert. "L.et us have
Peace.n ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-01

A woman nameip Bridget Dunk
lej- principal of. public Ekool No g.
of BrooklyHs has been arrested for
brutaIly aud inhpnsaniy .heating q
little scholar, a girl ofless than eight
years, to such ) horrible degree that
the little sufferer died In cOnvui-
sions. x9sF
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-01

PALMER, FULLER 4 Co.--This In
q Chicago arm who are nsauaksctaT-
ems OF Mouldings, Sash, Doors Blinds
etc ana dealers In all kinds OF
Lumber, Lath and Shingles, which
they are Offering to Che trades and
dealers I'm lets, &C prices that do not
faii to aceasznsnd tkeua 10 all with
whom they deal. They are repre-.
ssntetf co us as doing the largest
'bsssines OF any fiffnin the West and
from arl examination Of one Of their
.paisphleE circulars shown to US by
Mr. johnson, OF tire firn Of johnson
j. Orr. buIEiefsan this city, we are
sssisfled tfmf Messxs. Palmer, Fuller
h CO., of Chicago. ars sprepaxvd b
an any dsdsr fpf anythjHx u tfsir u !
me as pumnsiy nnd 8 9 fais pssces
as any other simllar aen ID the West.
We xil,sct. Attention ofour master
builders OF thia ssettsa % sthe buefs
ness of thIs MN. Send 1lug . pam
| Appet ciysnlers III III L ysssa b
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-01

H. CLAY DEAS.-Tbe Radical
aals y ItEEuS TTr sE'y-rs5rE EzVEt.t-aESr
Clay Dean, az the places where he
has addressed the people, that they
can pervert or eontrovert with safety
to themselves, publishes extracts
from what are said to have been
speeches made by Mr.. Dean In New
Hampshire, or some other fur away
place, where, it don't matter, when
In fact the geaticulan referred to
may not hare made a speech at all
at the place referred to. They pat
words into his mouth which he new
er uttered, eide the 4onpaFeit this
morning, aud call it an extract from
q speech Of Mr. Dean. Why does
not the Noaparea have the uianli-
ness, when it attacks Mr.. Deans to
qnote from his speech here, where
its readers heard what he said and
would be able to judge as 70 the
truth Of what that paper says :
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-01

s0- A new railroad Is projected
between Philadelphia and New York
30 connect with tire New Jersey Gem
tral at Farningfon. This road, it is
said, could not be enjoined by the
CaHsaen and Amboy.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-01
THE PERMANENT SCHOOL
FUND


r, r,,,,o 1assy A., 49,, sy.na.s.,ra-
OF foktaNaksaAsiS count5s shAoc nis
annual rpxSx1rf of the EDnditaou Of the
nnance& OF tue county, WHICH was
published In the papers Of this city.
From that report We extract the fol-
lowing relative 20 the
PEEMA1EsT SCHOOL FUND.
rss.sa .. ssl',sss = ,sss % Aaaa =. ..n
sssssA ssssss.s frsn aSs- @
~ a'sss ed Is s.l.ass a ssssIssa re I've
lsss 1.ss ! ssss'sa' ssss assf' ss,a
y hesss % ssna ss,sT -
saas !. $50 s,sss .
ss... saalla sa 1ass
In the report Of Mr.. PUrtsrfseid,
~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-01

A weekly mail kaveS 1T. Bridger
axerx Mnuliax manning arrives aE
Thursday morning anu arrives NJ
Bridger Saturday afternoon. It goes
the old Mormon, road via. Robert
sons ferry on. Green river 10 Paeitic
Springs and then 1ranches twelve
miles northwasd 30 South Pass City.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-01

sar Therears nearly Z 900 Friends
belonging to the Iowa Yearly Meet4
Ing, and seventy Ave recorded mis-
isters One hundred and sixty.
nine individuals have become fnela-e
tiers 0f the sociesy IN the pat year
by confinement. .iaf8 =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-01

~ The fulloYing curious minute
description OF Q yagfa1at crImInM u
taken mona isheE ISefakz1ssez Ma@-
zine: IA man by the name OF j. w.
YouuIarrss, physician, b travelling
from place to place, and pfacficing
medfcine.t ne ~ xtaisx %. ssurier.
He is about fiftysdye or sixty years
of age, is about nve feet eleven inches
high. full features, square, broad
shoulders, dark auburn hair, irsairl-
ed 10 eurl, ard 10 slightly gray
There naay be gne or two naeies on
his face, and also some bIotches or
slimpies, making his face look ruugh.
Has d deep.set gray eye Aas = aaHt
or tifuarle On the chin 8sisonaawhsf
ssssopshouidered haa scoa Nont
teeth laes rather sllnrt VIII weigh
frsju1 IDS to I75 pounds gsies c0usid-
erabn with his f6zstIA tfifiis plsckets;
iyis 1sfr o. very thin On the fanpiss
and seaIp isAs = hAbitof clearing up
on eouahine 10. clear hls throat
Inpks Ike i strong man l .fiAs D hhb>
Ii OF putting big thnasbs In nis v<ss
and swelling himself ont, and thmw-
ing himself back In o *esy ppsHpoE.s
manner: sometimes goes with bis
head down, but when In good humor
throws his hat back In u peculiar
manner chews plug fohacsos sna 81
tew takfnx a chew Will Keep Splitting
foy astaprt time /; takes large elews'
and Is very dirty about his pl1uth,
drinks whisky and talks very loud
ID ! great story teller, and is vaigns
In lenguage; likes wonass's ensnpa~
nv sonaefimes wears ring eA one
slIsaal Anger. HAS lived In Mclean
LurSm aud Livingstone eounkies, IL
iIIlnaA md also In MiSsnalri. Was
Hl,0rs ln Bourbon county, Kenu1cky
He II n0w travelling under dtazis...,
and & haa.sousetiusee his hair su1crxI
md neptenkls IA b. lalne, AslA viii
xalk II 4 stpoplpg manner, Hewiil
try arsd ba1il any Uflitef wfs0 snay
arf<sf him, A4sd seili tiesag egeS hay-
lag been Id this Stasc.' as4sssf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-01

sSw The Democracy had the ntifrs-
bsrs al the meeting last night, the
sntinasiasln. the speech and TIE ar
qumeat. The Radicals are gene up
In this county Bsssl#0soa Afasas.
Wa -ars lScstvisia encozssaging
news Of q similar charseter from
other counties in the State,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-01

y PALACE OF FAs HToN.-Sterne
the genial proprietor ofthe Palace Of
Fashion, returned from the East yes
tertlay, and we feel satisfied he has
been successful in the purchase of
Ready made Clothing, which he has
made for this market, from the fact
that when We met him. his face was
Illuminated with one Of those pleas
ant smiles always Indicative of ii
good act and we'll sdtisfied con-
science. Look out for the latest
styles at the Palace Of Fashion,
Stern understands his '4biz."
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-01

.swAI.e Sajssx lssysxesanv4nuk;;
.ink o. excursion trip by 1owa
editors over the u. p. 3. r., says
SWSe6ian5ekahaps can't away
from home until Grants .sis Ted. :
That's certain.'' Whew, LorDy, but
.sbaAl h5vsa Iosak .spell Of staying al
home, Mr. sRsgiAr, + - cRt 60
a,ssi{ TN tsfarSess elected. y
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-01

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-01

sI The potato crop oftf1e State Of
New York this year isabout %, 90, !.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-01

- A ie4ter from an iSstenIgent
renfIesf1kn III Michixan mxsw |;
II fAincs 1sak xxy weil ia thk 6kste.
/ 3onK u1uch axpaet we s4all cerry
a, hat soaae ylel ppstetl pellotrats
viii ntAjEe even bets on u, ana we .ao
expsct d Ret three out of tlfe sax
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-01

nent school Fund, which, from the
amount OF lands sbid. ought 10 figure
40 sf5, ,sOl OF 81, 900 2 Tell as where
die Psrnaas,eat school Fund belong
ing r rfghtfiiIy 10 Pbttawatfamie
acootty isfs gone. esnsfebedy has
besn ysyeyEsss - Let as have Pace.