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A Scotch barber. who was much given
to dram-driuking, was one day shaving
a customer, who, finding the fumes Of
the whiskey too much for him, 10 the
mic die Of the job lost his patience, and
exclaimed, .sThat horrid drink r The
barber replied, erphatically, Ay. ay.
cir, it does max the face awful tender.
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To beat carpets: Use mating; for cool
ness it beats carpets To make a window
blind; Fill it up with bricks and mortar
To prevent the creaking of the door
Nail it up. Toobtain sleep: HayeSGlnb
ing but 81 nodding" acquaintan
keep up your spirits: Place thd
ers on the roof of the houses.
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MASTER coNuIsSI0NERS N0TlCE.

MASTER C0NRISSIONER'S NOTICE.
James Harmon adm.r Fulton common
Jas lannon's n. hrs crs. pleas court
A Ii persons holding claims against the
"A estate Of James Harmon. deceased, are
hereby notified to prove and file the sane
wit noe at my office in the city 81 Hickman,
KY on or before the second Monday in JaEe,
1865, or they VIII be forever barred nom
prosecuting their collection against the Nd
ministrator Of said decedents estate.
T. q. GOALDER
fcb29-2m Master Commissioner
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THE NATIONAL TELEGRAPH Law.

~ 4 CT to aid in the construction Of Te1e-
graph Lines, and to secure to the Govern
ment the use of the same for Postal Mill
tary, and other purposes.
I BE u enacted Jy The Senate and House Of Rep
ressnfatires Of fhc United States ~ 4aaerica, IN
CoHgress assembled, That any Tele graph COM
pany now organized or which may hereafter
be organized, under the laws OF any State in
this Union, shall have the right 10 construct,
maintain, and operate lines of telegraph
through and over any portion of the public
domain OF the United States over and along
any Of the military post routes of the
United States which have been or may here
after be declared such by act of Congress,
and over, under, or across the nav gable
kwaters of the United States: Provided That
such lines of telegraph shall be CON
structed and maintained as not 10 ObstrUct
the navigation of such streams an " aters,
or interfere with the ordinary tFayel on
such military or post roads. Ind any Of
{ said companies shall have the right to take
and use from such public lands the neces-
sary stone, timber and other materials for
lts posts piers, stations, aud other needful
uses IN the construction. maintenance, and
operation of said lines OF telegraph and
may pre-empt and use such portion of the
unoccUpied public lands subject 10 pre-emp-
tion through which It's said lines OF tele-
graph may be located as may be necessary
,
each stations but such stations shall not be
within fifteen miles of each other.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted That
telegrapbic communications between the
several Departments of the Government of
the United States and their officers and
agents shall, in their transmission over the
lines of said companies have priority over
all other busi1A, and shall be sent al rates
to be annualI lsedby the Postmaster GEN
eral.
Sec. 8. And be il further enacted That the
rights and privileges hereby granted shall
not be transferred by any company acting
under THE actto any corporation, associa-
ton, or person Provided, however, That the
United States may al any time after the ex-
plraSion Of FIVE years from the date Of the
passage of this act, for postal, military, or
other purposes, purchase all the telegraph
lines, property, and effects of any or all of
said companies at appraised value, TO be
ascertained by five competent, disinterested
persons, two Of whom shall be selected BY
the Postmaster General of the United States
two by the company interested, and one by
the four previously selected.
See. 4. And be it further enacted, That
before any Telegraph company shall exer-
else any of the powers or privileges confer
red by this act, such company shall file thei
written acceptance with the Postmaster -
eral of the restrictions and obligations
posed by this act.
Approved, July oath, 1866.
Stock NAV now he suhscribed IN This co
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l6. Under it telegraphic companies have
been Organized by few wealthy capitalists;
these companies have been consolidated nm
der one Board of Management; they are
made up Of opposition companies, with par
allel, lateral. and useless routes, costly to
maintain Their liabilities are heavy, aud
they employ q multiplicity Of officers who
receive large salaries; yet they pay large
dividends. With their capital stock largely
watercds amounting now IN the aggregate
to Forty-two Millions of Dollars, they seek
10 monopoliHc tue business at exorbitant
rates. and thus benefit the few At tho ex-
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How long did Adam remain in Para.
Die oeiose he sinnsd?'' asked an admir-
a ,.i., dear spouse Of her loving husband.
: ~ he got wife. answeFsi tie l.us-
beud ealmiv.
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Diseases Of Private Nature.

= = $40 49,, CO..
there is scarcely a State in the Union which
has not furnished him with patients whom
he has invariably cured.
Patients who cannot come to Nashville
can have the remedies applicable TO their
disorder sent them, securely put up in the
least possible compass for safe transporta-
ton.
ladies need not hesitate to apply for ad-
vice. personal interview is not always
necessary. All correspondence is eonfden-
tial. Instructions through. the medium of
correspondence for the proper administra-
ton OF medicines is, frequently, all that is
necessary. sspt2S-6m
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LINCOLN
Monumental Gift Associated,
aENTRALLIA, Ill.
Tictet-H,idsrs to Control lie Drq.o0ys.

AZ 0NE1 for Tickets can be deposited tai
WI after the Drawing SAG, 947 in Prop
erty to be distributed in $4,000 Prizes.
Among the Prizes are one fine Fruit Farm,
also House and LOt,.........-...........S3 $50 0s0
One fine Fruit Farm .................... l., 09l
One Hotel, 50 600; g Improved Farms IN
jefferson county; l in Clinton, and ] in
Washington county, III; several valuaba
city lots in Centralia; l Piano; Sewing
Machines; 10 Knitting Machines; 1905 cash
prizes. No prizes Of unknown articles d
cheap is2elry.
Tel holders have decided that th,
Draw in 8 must positively come of on the 18th
of April, 1905.
Single Tickets 81. a liberal discount
allowed to Agents and getters up of clubs.
AGENTS WANTED
Money ived too late for the Drawing
promptlyN armed.
70 ~ ea s-ga.aoaif parah1e after he
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IL. The shareholders in this organization
will be many times more numerous than
these of any other telegraph company, and
will be interested in its business aud sue
cess We shall establish only direct trunk
routes required by the business OF the coun-
try We shall incnr no liabilities beyond
our means in the treasury; and we hope ny
energy, economy, dispatch. and earefnl
management to be enabled 10 compete sue
eessfully Ah the present consolidated
monopoly "a to furnish the public cheaper
and better facilities of telegraphie commun-
ication.
The Prospect.
IS The business of telegraphing is in It's
infancy. Unjust rapidly increase IN the I'M
mediate future and yield still greater re-
Turns. The business of the Southern States
having been suspended during the war VIII
soon be re-established. Lines of telegraph
are projected and in process of construction
To Europe, Asia, and South America, when,
when completed, win at once materially add
to The telegraph business of the country
The proposed routes of our range are an
nually becoming more and more populous.
Cheaper rates and more rapid. certain and
reliable facilities viii greatly populaTlze
the telegram aud insure its substitution for
the mails for the purpose of current 20
mercial correspondence. All these co
erations point to our fsture as an -
ant one, and plainly show that tl
golden opportunity for inaugural
graphic enterprise of the cbar
magnitude Of the one now propose
an Extraordinary 1dpantoge
10. On the application Of The.
Telegraph Company, Congress at
session naeted The National
Law, which is printed herewith. The exr
ing consolidated monopoly opposed the pa
sage of this law with all the influence
kpower il could command. hut the public
: ,,,.e,,ailad and ~ ahave now a nat
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R0 ECT U S
or THE
National Telegraph Company,
Organized under the Laws of the State
OF New York.

Franchises conferred by The National Telc-
graph Law passed by Congress At its
recent session, aud approved July
~ 1866.
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terprise with grant OF the most valuable
franchises ever conferred upon a Telegraph
company.
/ The National Telegraph Company fully
accepted the terms Of the Law. July 3otb
I 1866, by filing their written acceptancss.itI
/ the Postmaster General of the United
/ RSlS@ Subscribers should in all cases
nit funds to the Treasurer of this eompar<
4 Frederick Prentice, Esq, No. 20 Pine 81
who will send by return mail receil,
the same. All other communications
be directed TO George b. Walter, SEED
National Telegraph Company, "a Broadw Z
New York.
Whenever subscribers desire 50 to do,
they can pay at once thirty-fve per cent on
the full amount of their subscriptions and
receive certificates of stock issued by the
company; and in all cases we're thirty-fve
per cent has been paid ia, and the 1reas-
urer's receipts returned, certificates viii be
issued to holders of the receipts, or their
order
Rs2s" Your attention is called TO the papers
accompanying this, and prompt response
1 is necessary to ensure a certain partieipa-
ftioh in the benefits of this organization.
Extract from the United States Statutes at
large, vol 10, page 249, as follows:
An Act TO establish certain Post Roads and
for other purposes approved
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Distribution Of Stocb.

,. 1t is proposed that the benefits of this
company shall be enjoyed, not by few IA
vored persons, but by the business men of
the country, whose interest il is designed
TO promote and whose liberal patronage
Will insure its success. To this end it is
decided to place the Stock at all commercial
points. Il viii be distributed TO Bankers,
Merchants, Manufacturers, and others in
limitsa amounts.
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IA. To secure IN the management an equit-
able repr. sentation of The stockholders
throughout the country, the large CONNER
cial centers viii be represented in its Board
of Directors, and local agents viii be ap-
pointed on the reccmmen dation Of the stock
holders in the.sE2rious localities, and the
operations &4Spany thus become gem
eral in its 4 PAS well as its bust
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l. The whole telegraph system of the U.
States is now in the hands of one company.
The evils inseparable from such gigantic
and dangerous monopoly are already num-
erous and increasing. Relief can be found
only in legitimate competition.
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.AetnaL C.rpitaI Realirel

5. The company confidently believe that
thirty-hve per cent of the capital stock VIII
construct and fully equip Twenty-Five Thou
sand miles of Wire which viii connect all
the commercial cenfers and important places
in the United States. This opinion rests
upon the most reliable estimates and re-
sponsible offers to construct and equip the
lines.
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8. In all cases the net earnings of this COM
pany will be applied to the payment Of divi-
dends on its capital stock, and in no event
will earnings be diverted to the construc-
ton of new lines.
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& With the stock IN hands Of the active
business men of the country, exerting their
influence 10 augment its business, and with
a range Of Twenty-Five Thousand Miles Of
Wire equipped and in operation, the company
believe that, ct reasonable rates. the bust
ness will pay liberal dividends on its an
tire capital stock.
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e.. Is Ten Millions of Dollars, divided into
shares OF One Hundred Dollars each.
Caa-H5w 10 be HAD,
4. One per CT Of the stock viii be required
on subscribing. and subsequent calls, not to
exceed five per cent per month viii be
made by the Bard Of Directors nom time
to time, as may be necessary to supply
funds to construct and equip the lines: but
no calls win be made after the ono per cent
is paid until the entire capital stock shall
have been subscribed
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81 May be found in the enormous profits Of
every considerable telegraph line operated
on this continent. The present telegraph
monopoly has '-watered It's stock TO the ex-
tent Of over one thousand per cent on the
amount paid in; and sul it paws, on the
stock thus inflated, satisfactory dividends
Our company viii duplicate ali the remun-
eratiye lines now operated By he monopo-
", and subscribers win pay for our stock
only the exact cost Of our lines.
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u. Within one year from the time the
capital stock Is subscribed, the company ex-
pect to have finished twenty-five thousand
miles of wires OF the best materials, equip
ed with instruments of the latest improve
ments, and the whole range in successful
operation.
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10. Itis provided that every stoci
g sas.sss s IN &c e his ceslE.ll5s 81
business furnished by himself, payable N1.ii-
nually; thus, the stock being widely dis
tributed, and every stakeholder having a
special interest to augment the business Of
the company, success is deemed Inevitable.
Jl-.t-,J,,t.1,,. . y1--e.,a-.
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CAPITAL STOCK $4,000, 900,
In 100, 600 Shares Par Value 100 eaea
orrlcERs 81 rng coNpANY.

Ben Holiday, George B senter, Robert
Squares. John II Jaycox, Fredk Prentice,
George Waiter, Isaiah Blood, Charles "
Noble, Erastus Coraing, il.
Principal Office of the Company q Broad
way, New Y ork. Rooms Nos. 80, 81, 50.
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additional Reasons.

10. Every intelligent man knows that an
enterprise founded upon the necessities OF
trade has healthier and more durable basis
when il aims 10 DO aeonsta u5Iy. increasing
business at fair rates than when il does
merely restricted business at exorbitant
and Increasing rates The success of cheap
postage in Europe and America seems never
10 have been thought Of by the telegraph
monopolsls. II is believed that if ten
.sinles the present Geographic facilities were
furnished 70 the public at one-tenth Of the
present rates, the increase Of business
would justify the change.
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1t viii be seen by the statement hereil
contained that the organization Of shis.Som
paAy was a necessity growing
con<mercial ard husin ess. u 41~7<11
8 y,-zs<l ,eratfve1S t,effitii,iint an
rel 1Alrh facilities M rensnnn NJ
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-02-13
.assf - - '---+~------s--
Iowa Lssisss sars EnIoinsd.
The Ralowfsas asspaarh'gwas n
ceised by telsgs Ph at 9 o'clock /

| The kaiowina Responsiveness re-
ceived by telsgs lph at o'clock K,
III. Gywseraay 1fGS ftBfa82Yff'
NEW Ipak, FEB. 9Th, 1858.
Judge BafwArd ssas just granted
injunction against application 10
ELegisiatare.r W ss
Hon. George q. Barnard, i Julie
ia the city OF New York. granted
this iajunctieag nwssssissa9 The off,
cersaof the TlhicagS, Rbek Island
and Pacific Raihpsss CoAlpany from
applying TO the Iowa Legislature
for ans lsss3 skses sssAsl essn-
pletion of the road from Dies Monies
10. Councu Rlafs, This Is cod
oven for this seasss.g The coslrfs os
New j osk eity, i thar rspasatioa is
faithful, have . vary remarkable ja9
Tssdicsiau. but n d.es OCCUR to as,
aud VII saggsss ssss TIE aisssa.
shers al tho Esasral Assembly, that
vhea chez, stfsaaIss a segalags Iowa
Legislation III regard IS the coa-
st<aefipR ef alqF ! ,ssjiraads sttex,
haye assumed i saIesalsIy exseuss9e
contsacs. The Geesrsf 4AssesnLly
WI dspaand The early oegaplesian &c
this rad, aud yin assisk. tiss d prsssesst
dirseeuss n sA~w psxpsss q skssts
issse VII 81 Jsgpls gf sAs go.
y New YeFk ring af skock gAnt fersl