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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-06-24
E PRoRATE-IowA COUNTY COURT

= The matter = he esta-e q william Po<eu O,
Ef1E-~zv- deceased.
nA tEsDINtI AM FILING the petition q Czthzr-
- IN Pe4el Representing an1ouE other things TIA.
Sic has fully 1ErilIsersi sad es-ate. aid Praying
loving h-- a1-1--l Cs hay ai1sliz-rzfl-a
Z - fsTseFsl. That sid acc mt - examined by
-he 3u6 q .1fs Co1r H. sixtee1Ia 3zy . June
lexr sui-E- a. the Cont House 4 tie Village .
Uo5-ev5iIe-
-zUI - = FE--Es~ EETf-rsEf. hat notice tEs-eai
- gwen ali I=rss interested - E1BE5slES copy
- -Ez order three successive e t- &i1-rEl
Pom Tribune E=sEly newspaper Circulating n sid
cousfE.
D@fed Gsy :, 155S-
.LEy WILSON
EI5 Comfy J1cze.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-06-24
Tn PRoBATEIowA COUNTY COURT.

IN ROBATE-IOWA COUNTY COURT
u TIE MATTER OF TIE last WILL AND TEs-
LAMENT OF john BUCKLEY, Deceased
On reading and aliz- iasEr1zDe1r n xr7+zE par
sort7uz - te ihe v II and Tesz zzent of John
BucElev, la1e q Highland, I6Ez ozzsy Wisconsin
d-c-zS75 Il ordered. Fhz1 proofs &C aid ruEent
- - before the judge q this Co1Ez On Tx If
tenth day q jane A D. ls6s, th- Probate Uz5cs
II the village = ts1iEeFille-
And i further ordered thai public 1etice thereof
be gwen al persons l-fsreSf e1 - Publishing COPY
e his order f5r three weeks ror aid
day q besrinr, IN tf- Mineral PUEt Tribune
zzzspsE-=l circulating L said county
Dated May =. J.
ALEX- WILSON, Coaaty Iudge.
may 51--2szI
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-06-24
Mineral Point and PiasteviIIe.

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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-06-24

N The MATTER or TIE ESTATE Or GARRETT
q. PERKS q I1Ea county. deceased
On reading and Ting The petition G. Francis vivian
representa- zs-c-- ether l1-Ss- t14t he has fully
Flz-z b5 fixed Tor examining and zuEt- MS account
q E1s z-Lls--a-1l = ordered. that Il ac1zUr.
b examined uy -l= -1dE= G tri- Corr. the II
day q z-lE u-Z- r-sliaE. Al -h= Cc--+ 11z= Ehs
village % i--sE-sV4lL=-
and l. Is farther . ftat notice tlHT=1f - gwen
20 al p=rs-a> interested b publishing copy y This
order tlT rl-== weeks slcc-ssE5 TEllT sid Cay e
hearing n sh= zae-Al Point TrE51le, EeeEiy I-~
paper circulating II said county
Dated june -, ISIS.
ALEX- WILSON.
June 3--25=s County judge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-06-24
Sperjal aoires.


MINERAL POINT RAIL ROAD.
Notice 40 Stockholders.
TEz seventh aEEzal meeting q TIE -r1-z138=- q
sE= Ea=rz. Fl1- Esf-eaz E5ll az f=l -z= cree q
~ Cauz-. II t-= CITY e Mineral Pd5st. Ns1lay
-zv s-l 1855 Tor ia election - I've directors c- The
e1s1a-z vez- ana f-r r-snszc-i1s any cher business
tz5z- nay El--= before r5zl-
P-z- oxen 81 IL 4 81 and close e =
GEORGE =. COBB. Secretary.
Mineral Point, June :. ISIS. $50
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-06-24

kH4 dlla- Eolultlk.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE "a 1865
Grant and CoIfax.
Grand Ratification Meeting in DodseFilie, Ju-
~ 4th.
TIE Republicans az DoizeviIle are making
preparations for Grand GEASr and CoLFAr
Ratification Meeting. a. ehar place on the
4th 81 jelly Hon. Mari. H CAzFESrEz. a.
Milwaukee. has promised 70 be present ana
address the public. Other able speakers are
ais5 expected Everybody J. invited. and
ne friends u our noble nominees for Presi-
dent ana Wee President.
Start the aalI rolling
-S-RAw.-A liberal price viii
e allowed Tor few loads Of Hay and Straz
= az Il our patrons who have enough ard
= spare
Moss ST. STRONG and VIZ. 7
HzssT leave this city next Monday for
Ese York city 70 attend the Democratic
Aatzoa-l Convention
Accr1sSr.-Oa Thursday morning
Is. u. w Hoszlss was somewhat severe
+ burned a The explosion of powder IN :
saafs n which be vas q. work.
HALE S.sTED--Af-er considerable
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WANTED-A GARDENER.

4-1 a-r1- -L= stable
a h JOHNSTON.
Mineral Point june 81, 1855 2E3+
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rte alI rolling
The New York herald., 1868-03-08
MARBLE nIANTELS.

MARBLE MhNTELs.-A LARGE STOCK ON HAND,
I all ready for setting In buildings, which must be sold
In the next thirty days ~ price account of rebuilding
A. kLABER, i34 East Eighteenth a.. near Third av.
NIARBLEIzED SLATE MANTELs, HALF THE PRICE
IM Of marble. Send for circular.
y. Is. STEWART, Sos Sixth avenue,
betwsen rhlrty-hfth and Thlrty-sirth streets.
MARBLE MANrEIs.-A FINE SELECTION AT RE-
I ducod prices at 4. kLABEKS msnufactory 81 First
Third street Get price isi before buying ese
where.
The New York herald., 1868-03-08
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.

CUCKOO CLOCxs--OuR MANUFACTURE, IN GREAT
~ variety, better aud cheaper than any importedt whole.
and retail, at A.. FRANkFIELD CO.'S, Jewellers 20a
sirh avenue, of Fourteenth street, and SIS Eighth
avenue, corner Of Twenty sixth street
The New York herald., 1868-03-08
I'-7777-
BILLIARDS.

A GRAND BILLIARD oPEsISG.-ruE ASSEMBLY
"A Billiard Rooms 9s1 T S5 and 9oT Washington street,
w open Monday, March 1868 There neen stand
ard American billiard tables aud from the Phelan Col-
lender The following billiard will give
exhibition hcars Michael Phean Melvin Foster Dion,
r. Brsisted, r. ID. Bassford aud Others Mr. sAMUELs
would be pleased 70 sec all his friends this evening open
to the public at 8 r..
IsoR sAbY- AN ENGLISH BAoArELrE TABLE Ar.
u piy NJ VA Hnasos syest
The New York herald., 1868-03-08
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY MARCH g. lsss-TRIPIE SHEET


Il
| powERY THEArRE-A CHANGE.
Ta Hiss n sSas i;fsIeisd fshE
..' s!saEa P' 1Rf iR:Ss'''
The sssa sna A'''' '' rA. VIVA of @ ii n
FRS. appearance. q NILE. coSaIrA RESzxTi. ls
Friday Fridays evening BENEFIT of Miss Kate Fisher.
A cADEAY sssSNY % MgsTG RyHs1SS RsSSsLxSi TSacua
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
Max Maretzek Musical Director
Mr. Harrison becs to announce ONE GRAND oFEkA
w Sf svn VIM s
On this occasion "ill FIX r pf5dHl%eff pfAvofo
Win the following & g g:wsSss, sa;S east.e
-N'H sAb4SH siSsSA SAfsSf fSfTf EhsrA'
sIaSoE sAEIL5,s s1RHd,s nuRRru1. ana
GIoRGIo RoXCoNI.
A cADENY OF MUSIC.
THE LA GRANGE 49,, ,n,ouo,
49,. AMI. AND s N .,.,ss,. OPERA s COMPANY ny
"''hnsSp S5lsi Il nAscH r. %
Several Important works will be revived. Fun particulars
viii be announced shortly
MRS. F. B. coNwAYs PARK THEATRE. BROOKLYN.
M Great success q sEssiH IS R'ssy sEo%s Ss1%A Of
knNbaL SzssHE ssoMn RoS E. E. c9SwAY coswAY
IDIOT WITNESS.
GAN FRANCISCO MrHsTRELs, 5s5 BROADWAY.
y The Trouble commences at O'Clock.
BIRCH sxH saaRtsGS sGsSAks AEI sAok0
The sDfR sSSaEsssGk
introducing the celebrated soRaELL SISTERS,
EXCITING 4sR as,sSss SSSszs1ss TsR1s RAILROAD
BY ALL rhE Az ST TROUPE
II PIXIES OPERA HOUSE .cv -
GRAND MILITARY RECEPTION.
Fon,.ssnh street. opposite Academy Of Music ,,-..
D. 'MiXiiNEEs AZ + Ak.
WEDNESDAY AND sATURpAY.
ANNOuNcEaENr ExTkA0RDiMA,KY,hs 4 ao,ns ~. .,,...
SEEE SEfE S4kkS77zz S4SkST7z BE BE BERG, BERG,
with # s';sss
thus 'P a n S geSs e
rur EE EyEE sfaAr sEEE N N AMEEiG ME- sXxr RING
RfAyi fsASi Paul fr1ci PAU
THE HohRESsTh N hIs Hs46uspNa sGSs4T SkATs kAlThS1E
Last week Of Prof; Hatchin.on and his 80,
TkSSFE TkSSFE SE SE AS1Iss ASrIss BSSs: DSss.
Last week Of rTl hi s!ss tsPs cETs Scrs
ThE ThE jockE1 5ockE1 CLUB CLUB RACES. RACES.
ns''z f6aSETuSTs 5istisH LAUGHTER ASD APPLAUSE
AND ACCOMPLISHED ACROBATS
''np''''' I IuHNEoUALLED CIRCUS TROUPE
will '' brought Sdsf 5si~sFf sTsiRiSa iss'
THE asSS AZ SSHrsssHSsA
Equestrian Gymnasc and Acrobac ever offered 70 the
The New York herald., 1868-03-08

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
Through Line to California and China.
Freight and passage at greatly reduced rates.
Steamers OF the above line leave pier a North river fo4
Of Canal street. at II o'clock, noon, of ls lh and N OF
the Saturday preceding 100 lbs baggage free 70 each
adult. Medicine and attendance free.
February 80 ARIZONA, Captain Naury connecting with
GOLDEN CITY, Captain IN, LaPidgs;
Ing with SACRAMENTO, Captain Parker
Steamer Of March 81 l668 connects closely with steamer
CHINA, leaving San Francisco April II for Japan and
China.
For passage tickets and all Information apply the
panys ticket Office the wharf, foot Of Canal street
r. r. BABY, Agent.
The New York herald., 1868-03-08
THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILy-T0 GENTLEMEN
only, interesting sn,ects AZ the New York Museum
OF Anatomy 6s Broadway. Those unable attend these
lectures may copy by forwarding 25 cents. Ad
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-03-08
THE BALL SEASON.

DURIM BALL NOTICE.-IT HAVING COME TO THE
notice of the committee that tickets are being offered at
advance price, hereby cautioned against pur-
chasing them OF any but the MEMBERS they are strictly
not transferable.
The New York herald., 1868-03-08

TINTED STATES NAIL TO MEXICO,
~ FOR SISAL AND VERA CRUZ.
The elegant sJewheel seamship ALABAMA will sail ~
above from pier ~ East river, Tuesday, March TO- at
=. ALEXANDRA SONS, "A Beaver street.
The New York herald., 1868-03-08

TINTED STATES PASSPORTS s.-CITIzENs ABOUT
~ 70 travel abroad mny procure passports from THEo-
DORE RITTER, United States Passport agent Ss Broad
way.
The New York herald., 1868-03-08

Warehosr rs and n spring street. of Crosby
Factory ss West Twelfth street, through 20 Jane street
of Furniture, the
largest city, conssng Of enameIe walnut and chest
Chamber suits Paror, Library and Dining Room Furni
tnre, .ether aasonens ~ ornamental and
fancy Furniture for the DRAWING room.
st.e3 mi fashar abe brieos ranffsv
The New York herald., 1868-03-08

IlALkET MASTER DrMARs DANCING ACADEMY, ~
I'D West Fourth street. Broadway Glasses every day
All fashionable taught In quarter dances per
feciv IN six private lessons
The New York herald., 1868-03-08

COASTVISE STEAMSHIPS.
ENoR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.
IL REDUCED RATES OF FREIGHT.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company's steamer HENRY
CHAUNCEY win sail Wednesday March II at y O'Clock
noon Freight received until Tuesday at p N. For rates,
&C., inquire at freight 0ce company's pier u North
river foot Of Canal street. To insure shipment freight must
be sent down early.
WELLS, FARGO 4 CO.,
Sole Freight Agents p. n. g. q. Co.
TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA.
~ ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
Sailing Thursday NJ o'clock r. NJ precisely,
from pier No. North river.
MORRO CASTLE Captain r. Adams. March ~
MlssOukl captain falmer MArcn ~
COLUMBIA Captain E. Van Sice via Nassau March 70
GEO. B. HARRISON, President,
No. 8 Bowling Green.
The New York herald., 1868-03-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

PIKE's OPERA HOUSE.
,o MONDAY, MAEcH ,s 1858. ,o
With n, .na well selected sonpauy has engaged
SIX NIGHTS AND ONE MATINEE.
Miss I0'A Vi" appear 9 4SFly q: Isss ps'.0nlas.0'
in Mrs. Harriet Bsssssr ssssfs ssTs';sisps TSss
sever. sharscssrp ss With new
T6ls being Lota's appearance in this city, win af
ford many the 0pEHSsnEy pEoSpEys Z, os ss'T Ts As AGE
w. s' Of The
D1KEs OPERA HOUSE.
;SSsa:ss:
AAA SPECIAL NoTiicE. 'S-' D''''so'
vlea.y
iasi a: rfit ass o.
rAhffA aosA night isos1Tos "a Sis ns A..aA
S'''1 49, par = Affft THr RspA?,' March IT, ht
Desu. Of Madame iloaA Elder her afs. appearances
Las. nigh. Of Madame PAEErA kSsA.
LAST shE FznErX sPHil rosa s1'ss s%shaa'1snn. a'1n 9
THEArRE coAseEEa Z eS1sIfIyE EeaA1wAf' sneoNss
$sSsSS SSE|sss Fsgsss
the beautiful Spanish ballet M
La MAJA DE sEvILLA.
Don nasslo. H. barnoi9pleM
Snor u ConstanunC
After which the arahable Military Psntomims Of The
YOUNG RECRUIT.
Hs1skish H @ Barter e Miler's Boy,... yas g MaMt
Lucille, (Jobsons daushterl Miss Eveiine Lehman
nArsEHs z sS. xsS
TyRENCH THEATRE.
II. L. BATEMAN. Lessee and Drecto4v
THE GRAND DUCHESS OF GEKOLSTEIN. PIT
THE MOST SUCCESSFUL OPERA OF THE AGE.
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY.THIRD TINE p IL
THE GRAND DUCHESS, CO 41f
With the original PRrisian artists
MONDAY EVENING, AT EIGHT O'CLOCK
AND EVERY EVENING
Except Saturday eveningl and for tho
MATINEE SATURDAY AT ONE,
for which seats will be secured ~ usual. .AA -
In rehearsal and will speedlly be produced with neue'
scenery costumes and appoinnenis after many weeks %
careful preparation Onenbachs celebrated Opera Beudes
entitled
LA BELLE HELENE.
NEXT SATURDAY, EVENING, 1
Seats secured at the theatre, schirmers 7o, and Pse
200 Broadway.
:
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-10-24
Family PRAYER.

Father, do you pray with your family Do
you, every morning and evening, collect around
you the precious gems of your household Do
you read to them the Word of Life, and, ''lifhng
up holy hands, do you offer up prayer and sup
plication 10 God2 II you do not, fearful is the
responsibility you assume.
1t is lamentable fact that many protesting
Christians entirely neglect this solemn and i'm
perative duty: they never mention the subject
of religion to their children; never thank God
for the mauy ihestimaLle blessings they enjoy;
never ask for guidance aud direction from on
high to aid them in the Cu6lment of the great
aud important responsibilities involved in the
parental relation.
How can you pass along through life, pro-
Tossing the religion of Jesus Christ aud never
thank the Author of your existence for the
many blessings and privileges and enioyments
bestowed upon you as parent by His bouutiful
hand? How can you assume responsibilities
which run on through eternity in their conse-
quences responsibilities that involve the
dearest and most sacred interests of the souls OF
your children-and never ask for the grace of
God to rest upon them, aud for strength and
wisdom to guide you in the discharge of your
duties?
Very few are aware of the great influence ex-
erted by family worship, by the prayers, earnest
and heartfelt prayers, of father and mother. 1t
associates with religion all the sweet memories
of childhood and all the endearments of home.
1t gives to parental counsel and advice the
sanction of religion, and restrains the wayward
passions of the soul by the remembrance of a
fathers care and of mothers tenderness. 1t
teaches, by example, dependence and reliance
upon God, and inspires the soul with longings
for q hlissfnl i'm mortality.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-10-24
OUR RELIGIOUS COLUMN,
PRAYER Throughout the World.

From the Sd to the 10th of January, 1869,
week of prayer is besought, under the authority
of the Evangelical Alliance, over the whole
world The following is the evangelical edict,
with the signatures attached:-
Beloved Brethren in Christ of Every Land:
In prospect of the coming New Year, and mind
iul OF the great blessings graciously youchsafed
by God, in answer to the united supplications of
His people, the Evangelical Alliance cordially
renew their invitation to Christians throughout
the world to observe week of prayer in Janu-
airy next.
Very gratifying reports have been received of
the observance OF this annual week of prayer in
different distant countries; still there is reason
TO know that III many towns aud cities of our
own and foreign lands Christians have not in
this way been brought into sympathy with the
universal Church of Christ. The Evangelical
Alliance, therefore, desrous of nantes ling the
union of all true Christians and of extending the
benefits which in various ways have attended
these annual assemblies for united prryer, atfec-
tionately call upon the children OF God every
where to take counsel and to make arrange
nents for observing il III their respective locali-
ties. The Alliance feel assured that thereby the
hearts of Christians will be refreshed and the
hands of those brethren strengthened who, in
other places, at home and abroad, plead before
GOD for the gifts of his grace and the outstretch-
ing OF His arm 10 bless His Church and convert a
pershing world.
Fellow Christians! Let us with one accord,
if spared to see the commencement of new
year, encircle the world with our faithful, fer
vent, and united prayers. Let us then gather
around the throne of our Heavenly Father, for
getlul of our differences OF language nation,
and ecclesiastical system. Let us plead in the
name OF our one Lord, Redeemer, and Inter-
cessor for blessings which the circumstances OF
our times show 10 be most nesdful, urgent, and
important.
II two of you agree on earth as touching anything
that they shall ask it shall be done for them OF my
Father which ia in Heaven.
o Thou that nearest prayer, unto Thee shall all
flesh come.
The following topics, among others, are sug-
gested as suitable for exhortatlon and interces.
sion ON the successive days of meeting:-
SUNDAY, Jan. a.-sermons-Subject The in
tercession OF the "Hieh Priest over the House
Heb. X, 1922.
MONDAY, Jan. 4.-Confession of Sin and
Ihanksgiving for special and general mercies
during the past year to nations, churches, and
families.
TUESDAY, Jan. 5.-Nations: for their tenn.
poral and spiritual prosperity; edlfying inter
course and the maintenance of peace. for
increased openings for the Gospel; for the re.
moyal OF social evils; for the better obseryance
of the Lords day, and for kings and ali in
authority i -
WEDNESDAY,, Jan. s'-Families for children of
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Christian parents; for a blessing on home indu-
crce; for all seninarics of Christian learning
uaivei sities, colleges, and sch iOls; for Sunday
schools and private Inetructlon; tor our youth
abroad; and for q blessing on Christian ltera-
tuIe.
THURSDAY, Jan. THE Church: for more
knowledge of Gods Word and increase of
spiritual life for sound and faithful preaching
adapted to rich and poor; growing love to
Christ; more earnest love to Christians Of
varied name and of all nations, and for the
sending forth of more laborers into the harvest.
FRIDAY. Jan. g. Missions: for the conversion
OF the heather and MOha mmedans; for the
giowth OF missionary zeal; for the removal OF
hindrances to preaching the GOSPEL among all
nations; for recent converts. and for all who are
suffering persecution Tor the truth.
SATURDAY, Jan. 0.--ieueral: for the conver"
sion OF Israel; for the circulation Of the Holy
Scriptures; tor ChristIan and philanthroptc
societies, and for the outponrrg ot the Holy
spirit on Christians aud Christian churcnes
throughout the world
SUNDAY, Jan. 1O.-Sermons-Subjec the duty
of the Christian Church in relation 10 the rsl-
gious wants of the world.
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MEDICAL.
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES

Err G. L. M II s e R,
kMH MANUFACTURER OF
FIRE AND BURGLAR-PR00F SAFES,
IOCReMlTH, BELI-HANGER, AND DEALER
IN BUILDING HARDWARE,
$50 NO asa RACE Street.
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VALUABLE MEDICAL AND MIsCELLANEo
,I%A %ARY,

On AFTERNOON,
- oct 30 at O'clock aI the auction rooms M
Chesnut street, valuable medical and miscelIan
library, including many rare works on early Al
Cau hhISrys i02
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AUCTION SALES.

+ IPPINCOTT, SON d CO., AUCTIONEERS,
IL ASHHURsT BUILDING No. 24O MARKET
Street.
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF
900 LOTS a AFRICAN AND IMPORTED DRY
GOODS, LINEN AND hosiery GOODS, MIL
LlNLEY GOODS NOTIo Ms, ETC.
BY CataajnnRye, tneE 0n y E1E 3nr N MgSntns Credit.
Oct 2s, com mencing at 10 o'clock comprising full
and complete assortment II desirable goous TOR
sent and approaching saes. [l0243t
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AUCTION SALES.

RUMTlNG, DURBOR0W & Co. AUoTTON.
= EEtts, Nos. 2S2 and 284 ARK IsT strsot ccros,
VI DAnA s'reeI Successors 10 John B. yers q %.
LARGE SALE OF FRENCH AND OTHER rupo
PEAN DRY GOODS, arc. : NOA'o
Oc1 ~ at 10 o'clock, on months credit CIOem
LARGE SALE or isne OAsEs poora s,,o,.,
TRAVELLING BAqs, ETo Sh"HS'
October ,- On Tuesday Morning
SAT ~ oclock, on months creditT aust
SPLENDID srKc1AL SALE OF FRENCH INV
ny order po OF wMssessEs. i & b Curtis g. Co.,
PARIS DRSssss E' R.sss %SP,hs' 9Sohs credit
eotd epinens1e PSfs pHS orea OnGk Lac goplIns Paris
natis cClored silk ohane epingI,nes Pars pU np,ns,
IAilb cnlcred nuuvcautes, Paris ooiored aiolcss
Pais col0rtd satin fmszones Paris BLACK sR chs
fMrs @ quality poplins Paris giace SILK Gu sne popiss
, psIs fancy poplins, Paris striped poplins Also s1
psIioI max OF black alpscas, ack Alex re os
tns coIored Alexandra gros grains, pla ain and
ctios t u 81 yes, PACK mohalfs, black Belgian cords
,-- SILKS.
, neIy SUPERIOR makes, high cost black and oolored
sATINS
~ Nhous widthB and qualities and plete Rssork-
sHAwLS.
an invoice or rich Paris cashmere long and square
The above are new goods, In choice coiors and as.
sorlmenls. As our inlen,i zion is TO SELL EVERY Ior
IO284tl L. d Il. CURTIS & co, OF New York
LARGE 5ALEoEBRITIsH FRENCH. GERMAN
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Oc. on n. ,o On Thursday Morning,
wv 49, Nv ~ U CLOCK, on four months, credit. l02s5t
LARGE SALE OF CARPErINes. FLOOR OH.
CLOTHS ErC.,
o,, - On Friday Morning,
Octooer 80, at IL O'Clock, on four mouths' credit
c3I,sge and rag oarpetlngs 100 pieces fioor oil
osI-o, CIV. 102i5t
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-28
CoUNolL BLUFFS. IOWA
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Chicago when the Radical circus
opens on the goth for exhibition =
Some Of the Missouri Radicals have
issued ; denunoiatory manifesto
against the nomination Of Grsat. -
And it i stated that some Of sbe
most inHaeatisl Gsrmans Of ths
State hare signsd she manifesto. and
say
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fate of the great Republican party
is exclusively Ia the hands Of arttui
wire pallers and spectators Se-
oret political organizations rule over
the Union from zone end TO the
othsrf Tine formerly independent
massea are gagged | The Radical
press, with few exeeptioas, ID cor
rupt TO the core. Officers and Of.
ace ssakers are set upon the threats
Of the people like tigers upon their
prey, The nations treasury Is rob
bed and the swindlers defy the arm
Of justice 10 punish them. Partis
san Ieaders manage Us like partisan
slaves r.
Everything seems to be lovely
and the goose hanging high in the
Radical camp. Is it not fair to pre-
same that there viii be gay old
time when the wooden man Of the
"Wilderness" Is introduced with .
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