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fAMUSENIENTS.

<~r-~r~<@-sr>
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE. ,,,,$ -
GRAND COMPLEMENTARY BENEFIT TO
THE ST. JOSEPH'S ORPHAN ASYLUM,
TEgDERED BY THE
EycET, sToR DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION,
assisted by the following popular professionals OF
this city Miss Blanche Middleton, Miss Kac1ei
Hodgen, Mr.. Charles T. Rosene, and MI W. o.
MONDAY EVENING, MAY II, 1883,
the patriotic Irish Drama Of
ROBERT EMMETT; l1
THE MARTYR OF IRISH LIBERTY.
Concluding with the ide-splitting Farce Of 4
THE PERSECUTEb DUTCHMAN:
John Schmidt Charlie R9sene.
Prices of admission IS, so. and Is cents. Doors
open az ''e0' 70 oonnien'e - ''' 49, my at
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~ ri The fact that the senats has agreed to
vote upon the articles Of impeachment on
Tuesday lnext---more than i,asweek before
the meeting Of the Chicago ConSention--is
the only good reason to hope for the ac-
to,uittsl Of tie President that any man can
give. Whether that indicates such q result,
we shall sooa ilearnsdT Tar! 100 htgc2 a
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Remareahle Incre,ass.e,, !, d |. -.he= svesly

RemArk8bto increase on - sasse.s ~ sscasett
.s gDsgpatrh. q 81 sc 70
we are sure the friends Of the Dtspateh VIII feel
..sa...s a. A.. sosa.rk abIe smcrease OF our
weekly edasian. Ta,s moaning ve presen. allssoi
over hoo n.wsuhrribers fsssae r.ss wess,a
se , e. from m nsFs g as sss ~ &
WEEKLY -pIapxFca up sy aide cf she mcsss
Ws navy rsesiyea ss several weeks q sssoS q
shall soon hsrSthe Dfspdtoh int be handsofeysry
reading NAV u snis and tns g caesas sses we
S'Vs oeio" .ue asfs Il Q syssssss -,
:. s<ssss
Jacob Haiier MytnsStlle snscdclnhl ,rs,
I: u. Craig, Ms Mesiq ~ Aggs,sts county
{. d. Gardner GiisissiansDura MoSseo SS Il.
county,: 9. = =. rs,
eSnd club A. s.... ssan.s !ss.
JED a0e doDssn s ans aeSass
Queen Comfy Dlu.nss,n, n'ns ana ~ =
3. {. Eeys chuskstuci. Nanseanond county, .
A. 9: p la " hismei Pitssyivsnia codn- !,
T. E. Bets. Heathsviiie, NorthumSeriandc co... )
Dr.. B. ii. .Bucknsr and +. Il. SwiN, Bumpass, -
Louisa'county.. $780,, 4
e. club 81 bsseasas.. Ameas 9 coarthoase Second
DR.. John 3. Powell Occoquan, Prince VIII :
liam COUNTY 7. !. - q
z. A. Kahkey. Neabsco. Prince William CO..
VIM. 3. Petit Palmyra Fiuvanna county.
Dr. E.. A.Drewry.s Farrners Grove, Southainp- -,
ton county 49,. u
aat eoant = WINES on...,e aops 9
Warren Hpbtard X iiraarnock Lancaster co. ri,
Is. cond club L
F. 1:S S5o sssn Micomieo enaren, aol.naoe o
Gaorae ,favse infi; f,omrtl.ouse. ...........
n. a. Maxcy, Wei Water, Buckin CHAM co.. i
81. 4. Harris, Black " ainut, Halifax county. !:
Galloway & Willis fGogginsvflle, Franklin co. II
Benjamin b. peasants, Jonnson's opflhss, .,
oSSsionu Svrasy -. &c.,
c. Il. Camper, Newport Giles county &C.
II. M keyser, Alma. rage 60. tsScotna G..l.' ~ q,
John W. johnston, fatt9nsDuIg, b3Is.onrs 20. q
J. Rarenscroit Zones, LnenceViaic' or uns- q,
H. n. Miller, Front Royal Warren county 49,. %
Henry Burgess, Gloucester Courthouse Slse- ;.
cond club. 20 =
Richmond a. Bro, JOneSv1lle, Lee county
fseconds efubl =. III 1t
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RON Il { sspy, m, Nrt;ono, fatal.

II AKRON al AsaYs1rhs Nassona, Intel
saignrou intia.sass.th sra,ra araasas piss,.
amfloysd as the pnbliceoss vhe.dog soma
tors, Judges cf the Supreme Gourt, repre-,
sentssiyes, and others, inprder to ascertain
how the frst! nsmsd Glass win vote upon
the question e she conviction of tks Presi,
dent ;;asndI whether the second and third
sclasses Are encouraging any senators t6rote
fos aeauittal.s This sitoassyE w0uidbe incredi-
bic y tpld Of any man not Belonging u The
party twhseh puts 81 Asffr BrTLxs forward Al
sa representative man. ssiW CONFESS that we
.compelieigto believe that ths Radicals
would notfstiokls 70 icommit aany crime the,
commission II which would not endangerS
their necks. ~. So. - 49, saf,ys-yr !,
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS:
HOHsHs AND MULES.

.KToTICE--MULEs AND H0RsEs.-Juss
N arrived, and for sale on very !. i Sissry ~
modAting terms, at the E ~, l.r.s..t oSf.
Hi J GUiEs and H0RsEs an Sols coach
some broke mules and several pair, narn nS
horses: and mares sua'a'i'A' JOHN b. DAVE
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SUMMER RESORTS.


WTARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
wv -yA.-CHANGE OF PRoPRIEToRs:.7-
Having recently assumed the propretorship OF THIS
old and fashionable watering-place, and completed
arrangements for the entertainment Of visitors
we now solicit the patronage Of the public. Every
effort has been made to restore to this establish
ment its former reputation. The remedial proper
ties Of the waters have been sufficiently attesed In
the numbers who have been relieved Of Rheumatic
Gouty, and other Affections while the luxury OF
the Baths, when once enjoyed, can never be forgot
ten. Persons DESTROYS TO have fu!l Information
concerning the character OF the waters may con-
suit our circular, which will be sent to them on
application, free OF postage.
We pledge ourselves that our table shall not pe
inferior to any kept either In city or country Ins
name of our manager Is sufficient to insure gooa
living. : - u - .s.l.7- st-.s
The route to the Warm Springs Is by Richmond
and Stanton to Millboro' depot, on the Virginia
Central railroad, where q line OF stages connects
with the trains, enabling passengers to reach the
Springs the same, day after leaving Richmond
RATES or BOARD Per day. $3.50; per week,
Sl5 |; per month -four weeks6 s5o:
Proprietors
Major PETER h. WOODWARD, Manager.
May L 1858. myesm
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wr TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS TO

Ey TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS TO
LEND on collaterals, such as DIAMONDS,
WATCHES, SILVERWARE, JEWELRY,
CLOTHING, &C. Business confidential.
H. HARRIS & BROTHER,
Licensed Pawnbrokers, No. 1881 Main street,
(up stairs, between Fifteenth and Seventeenth.
my 1-eod3m -
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MARRIED,

On Tuesday evening, May sth, by the Rev. T. v.
Moore. D. D., JOHN j. SCOTT to Miss MARY
all Of this city. ~
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Aheayy snow-storm prevailed at Augusta,
Me-, on Friday,
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DIZZY fsOl,Ds.
EREsH ARRrvALst
sEwIDRY GOODS
sPRIEe AND SUMNER
u AT
ssf sraYnr.

~ Z - &
.g.s--s.- - JULIUS MEYER,s,
So BaoAD sTasnr. o.,
ss ~ II Instant sta TN ssne
piete stock OF 81 7Tqssg..f 3
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GooDs,.
purchased .sthe ieses cash prices and which +
VIII offer at such figures as 70 make &c an induce
ment to those who call to buy.
EssAo IN DRESS aooDsIhavs
An-sllk figured ersnadinss at sec., worth :,
Beapp sf Sfl Es;,cag,e,a nc
Black SILK Hermann. very low;
Mozalnbiques, English Baseges Lenos.
an excellent article OF !
IA Linen sheeting at s1.1, worth sLy:
Fine Pinowcase Linen at u, worth sl.2s Der
"a Bleach Cotton at r,c.;
and full assortment OF
WHITE GOODS.
ALSO,
Barge, Grenndfne, and other styles OF SUMNER
ss \: s.Efs ss tMSaEss KID GLOVES. t4.
0s'i fine a assortment Of RIBBONS and Grslps,or
f saiesmen Nv. J. EoaLxsros andJAxEsp P. At.
FNOT1CE.-our buyer is againin New York
~ buytng from auction and every other source
where ready cash commands the cheapest goods.
Large additions to our present attractive stock.
az ea on ns Ta hs ne an
lowest market rates. We offer for The presenta
'"ise =; LINEN HANDKERCHIEF
TOWELS, NAPKINS. DOYLIES
TABLE and IRISH LINENS, &C.,
very low, from auction: Also choice and beau
SILK MA NTLEs, sHAwLs &C.,
to Which we :, eau special attention. Good KID
eho ookRp 8 & Ger h Rase6 rouReuREAs,
Broad sesseen Nth and p1 Tenth
Quarles, E. P. Lyons, Jack Temple, c. B. Fourqu.
rean, and j. B. Mosby are with us, and would be
pleased to see their friends. ap2
400 THE GREAT CHEAP 400
fAJ.sToREs STILL o AHEAD To-.
bargains ever offered to the citizens Of Richmond
The cheapest and most beautiful LAWNS and
The cheapest Toweling and Table Linen in Rich
mond are to q xM s2GRd Il TRADE PALACE
, No. 40 Broad street.
The cheapest Dry Goods, Notions, &C., Of every
description II II fiS TR e Gsn PhIAcE
apas No. $50 Broad street.
NEW GOODS-NEW G0ODS.-
In VALENTINE PLACING have Just re-
ceiyed our supply Of SPRING and SUMMER
MINGS, WHITE GOODS, NOTIONS. &c. We
desire to call the special attention Of the ladies to
our well-selected stock Of Embroidered apd Thread
Edgings, Real Lace Collars and Laces, En-
broidered Handkerchief, Parasols, &C., which we
are Offering at very low fgures.
- ARMISTEAD & BTBB,
apl 60 corner Ninth and Broad streets.
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s@ JOHN e. ,DoEIERTY,

ne JOHN E. rDOHERTY, er-a .r.-
~, -.s...f MERCHANT TAILOR,
s29 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE SPoTswooD HOTEL,
has received an excellent assortment OF CLOTHS,
CASsIMEREs, CoATINGs, and VEST1NGs, for
his spring trade and viii during the season receive
all the novelties imported or manufactured in this
country as fast as introduced. CAN and examine
the stock. apL3m
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nR. c.. E. KLOEBER, SURGEON :
Gate OF Baltimore,) No. NA'
H3 Broad street, Richmond. Va. ,..s
Teeth alIed IN the best manner at reduced PIE.
Beautiful artificial teeth on the vulcante oasS ng
fectly initiating the natural organ ana ~ AZ
the contour OF the faee, as the low price o. ""
and S3o per set. ,..,n ,.n.
Nitrous oxide gas given In extracting teeth f'A'
dering the operation painless ana saie. "a nm
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fhocraey in the North, 70 ahailS atasD
LEO oezsssntrate against thse1 dib thss
lsppwsr of numbers which ColShsi- Bx1DwsF
ldsclstss iIIuputnnsiAi-s s.sgaiass Yankssss.
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NT MIR. JOHN TIETJEN, ~
SOUTHWEST CORNER BROAD AND TENTH
STREETS, ..t
s.s MERCHANT TAILOR,
has on hand the latest patterns OF SPRING and
SUMNER CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &C., Of
French and English fabric. he solicits call
from his numerous friends. ap9o
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NoT1cE.-Store closed on SATURDAYS.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23

4 SiaSIFIcASr FAof.-Ths letter list Of
Omaha, published co Sunday morning in
Ghs Republican,, 6.Ies 40 eutiFs column,
of noupsrsii type, Nth three names To
the line, while in 0ogpcil Bluffs, tbs ad-
vertised list Oceuplss space Of about
three inches.
We fnd the above item i he Omaha
Republican, and we admit il IL q sig
pifcani fAet.'' The advertised letter list
as published in the Rsptb.iean Lad an
sahEs COLUMN" aud for this reason
men, under false representation II
affairs, rush 30 Omaha, discover in fsw
days the tTus ssase of affairs and leave in
disgust before the Srs: instalIment Of let
ts-s f-op their friends has time to reach
them-.heaee they Eszlain 10 she Post
oHics at Omaha and are advertised to sbe
extens Of q full column Nonpareil srpe-.
three names 10 the lins, in the RspublK
esa. In ogr pity il Is othsrwiss. Oar
Postmaster, With his half dozen clerks,
10 kept bssy handing out letters 10 par
ties for whom they are intended, hence
the liss of advertised letters in Council
Bluff contain bat few psnes. Wheo
asn come TO Council BluTs, they come
wish the iatention Of staying making
this city their home, and Invest their
capital. there are no fkiss flying ar
rivals hers--they are of the substantial
kind, and gss their letters.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23

I'm kEETNc ar BURHoP's Hail. The
msssiag ii Rsghcp's Hall last evening
was one Of the largest ever convened il
che sisy, Tbs ob;sas Of the msesisg be-
lag stated BY Mayer Tossevin wbo had
been previously called 70 tbe Chair, GA
mosien Of B. L. Douglass COMMITTEES Of
eight citiEsns was appointed &c mask ar
Eaagsments for raising the money pro-
posed 10 DO raised aad gissn to ths U.
r. =. q. company - . bonus 10 consid-
ssation Of their constructing saeir rail.
read Bridge at the Train Tabis crossing
and the sssablishmsas "a shsas sispes and
ssaasfer gEoaads 10 the yisinisy Of see
sioa two In shis sisy. There wac little
spassing rsistivs 70 the nodr oi raising
shs money; bat the expression was upan
imeas ia favor Of raising ID, and VI
yaAiak We are safe N saying sAss u will
be raised. The followisg psrsops egg
ssitats shs sommitsss: r. B. Douglass,
A ". LEARNER, w. @. gaass, ". F
Sspp, w. Fl. III. Pusey, T. Jeffries, j,
Begeshsim and L. w. lsabbist.
"a ~ rs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23

suazzcrs on IsssRKsr.-9Ae Location
Of tbs q. P. r. r. Bridge, ard the
question a. to whether the City of Coun-
ell Blaffa shali pay shs $500 ,00os are
Eas topics OF the. day. aad Aaaareds Of
our eitizsns mag be seen on the streets
talking bridge and money. But not
wishstanSing that shsss are Subjects Of
grsas inserost 30 ths entire country az well
TO cur own citisens, il will be sell for
parties interested to keep an sye open 70
transactions is gold and silver, and IS
@. b. JAceUKsIS has just reeeived nea
lot Of abe most isshiopAbis jswsiEys all
YER plated add table wares which be is
very aaxious TO dispose Of at low pri-
~, taking groeabaoks in exchange, ye
woals suggest that aoss is she proper
time to buy. Gall at bis store 90 Broad
var, aud take look at his stock,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23

10 oys MxacHAsss. did IL syer %.
sax ID you,genslsmsa, thar there j. time
eoninf and not very fer dissantl whsa
yoa win BE- glad Of place for your
advertisements 10 the e0lamsa Of the
HucExf Our gabscripsien iiss. already
Ina lsypsss at any paper 10 West
arm Iswa, 10 receiving daily soeessions'
and xs srs now nakiss ON ssEsags-
msnss 10 send cut oansassers In the aa
jsiag ssassisss and fesi satisfied shss 70
q fsw menths we shall be able to sel
-thAs no paRss in shs State hss . meFs
sxsanasd, widespread circulation thar
the BgsLx. De mean husines', and
know whereof NO speak, and We noN
feel NARRATED in saying that chs time L
nss fac distant whea our merchants IN,
sssa al waiting 10 be sOlieiEad Tor I'D.
vsxtisings will Of their owe accord, So
liaia o plAse gor .thciE advertisements il
shs BuGLR.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23

Go0p NEws.-Ws understand thai the
CITY Csaneii 81 its Last msesing passed
an order rsquisieg the street supervisor
20 repair, sad put IL order the sidswalks
90 upper Broadwfy and that be also
procsed at onee TO repair ths street By
GIling the same to she established grade.
VS. also Noticed this Iaarning ths engi-
neers setting grade stakes apon the same.
To have thiA work done has been the
constant aim Of THa Bg0Lg for the las;
mo years, and sc ara happy now to learn
that lhs Council has 81 this late day
consented 80 put the greatest thoroagh.
fare leading TO ghs city 10 pesseale
condition,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23

TuE FEuALE LEcTURE AAStA - The
Anna Dickinaoas, aIrs. Marttnsiales, the
Matte Grifiths, and the other females
aad SO forths, having swept through the
State in eiocutiouary flashes, and abort
intervals, The pablic's eyes and ears
have become nearly stated, and wousd
now be willing to fess awhile; bat We
are sorry 70 tnfosm you, dear puhlie,
that you are not through With The she's
Yst- 4 female eogored lady from Boston
has Invaded she State, aud was posted
for speeea as Nc. Piaasaat last hight /;
and is, We understand, 10 serve thr Gap
itol City ia turn neEt week Dee Me4Hss
Register.
WHAT is the matter friend PALAsz !?
Altar geing 10 for negro sufssge nd
negro equality generally, you ought % be
very far from expressing sorgow bscsnse
you haze 70 gisa notiss that sseolored
LADY ID about 10 deliver . lecture In
your city. We know that il goes little
against the grain with you TO be COM
PEELED 70 sqnaiiae yeasseif milh negro |;
but yoa anusf grin AID bear IL, add, just
sS this time before the meeting Of tue
Radical CONVENTION, II weaid be asei-
ldedIy daugsFuas and ungeasle snly 70
yoa 10 cosnineaas thfossng OF GA the
negro weaehes, even il they are from
Boston.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23

SEFTgKISo INToLERAALk.--N clip the
following from late Number OF the
Omaha Herald
ssThe inGerassa Of the citizens of South
Omaha are sulEsrsng, aid Improvement
there is much feEsrdeds hecaass tbs pea
p.e dc not know yhal phrsi ular grounds
ADD lats viii be waased for the sae ef
tha sonpasy@"
Sow Ihis Is too bad. Why don't abe
RaiiFasa soapaay lef the people at
Sansh 0mahA know whas particular
grounds they want. We over here 10
Gesusii Bluffs don's s'aaffara sarh inssl-
erable saspense.- Cossacl BinHs ku9ls.
That's true. The Buff is 80 far ra-
moved (four miles from the peiut
where the railroad fridge crosses the
river and tie depot grogads are 10 be,
that il il pot iuseEfers5 wi1h % aA. IL
has as LITTLE ioterest In the matter ne
Pekiu has 10 tie Missouri river.
Good for you, Dir. Republican. You
have atlast admitted thas The ssDepot
Grounds of the UniaB paGiae Railroad
aye 10 be located 90 tots siaa Of The siv-
er. and if il were trae, as Sou stats,
which il is not, that Council BluEs is
afour miles FROM the rlgpf, With the
Depot grounds of ths Union Pacific
aaiiro&d oa this side, il would Dos DO
long before that spaes wosld be filed no
wirh business houses. Hos are you, old
yiag 'tfour miles 2n Come over and
take a peak (u) the great railroad cen
ter OF tie vest.
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ku KIux KIAs. - The New York Tri.
hume suggests that the name Of the rev
seures society of lhe rebels via Ku
Klux, is possibly a modification Of shs
Infamous title Of Golden Circle, the
Greek word ct Cirels being Rakias.
The Tribune gaessee veil. But then
how could IL be Otherwise IL Horace had
bsnd 10 iss organisation. And whsn
We ssmsRbsr that Horace vas On the
bail bend Of Hon. Jeiferson Davis, who
wilIdoahs she suggestion made by Her
ace T
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23

TINS FRAT AecaARLIsHED.-lt will be
remembered sbas WEsroE, Ihs sreas
waIkist, On .his walk from Aiain 70 Chi
cage attempted .ivs times 30 walk 400
miles within ri hoars and failed each
time. He had attempted the same Feat
sight times presiaas, bat in each astempt
bad proved unsuccessful.
A lxse ButfslO, Nov York pspes says
% W estoB, ace pedestrian. accomplished
the fest Of walking 10s aSaiss 10 60 hours
and So minutes 90 Saturday iast.n
The feat il accomplished. Weston
ought now 20 be satisfied, and shoald 60
at come useful empl
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23

- HsnrT Olsy Dean beats Greeley's
witty ding Of fslitsis creasursa.' ii radi-
eel aswspapers, when be SAYS that Ii ''hss
bean asmsSssrassd that 20 dog lsw can
De made sufficiently stringent 10 prevent
puppies from barking 1t eentIemen.s'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23

Thar RooM AT THE "SAvKRY. I'VE
haEs been besirgsd with questions rela-
tive to the room at the ssyery" THAI
was spgaged, has not occupied dsripg
she session of the Legislature, by GER
tain wanted to be Radical menber, bat
We hare persisssnsly refused 70 answer
them and pew to avoid any further i'm
poFtunitiss, We RELIEF all who desire
ingoFRation gpop the subject TO tks Ma
iar.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23

4 RERAKkABEE Dt.coEkEY n kGssAa.
Ar N-lawaka in Kansas, in digging y
xell, pieces Of cbarred 'ins ber ware
+ and az she depth Of 60 feet. The
III kt:son Pairio! says sbey wera i'm
bed ia bed Of eaEth formed Of clay
mlxed wIih smo 2ta sand ADD gsavet.--
Between the saFface Of the earth and
sbe@e deposits the woTkmen had to dig
through Seis of clay of the closcst tex.
sare, and hardest eompaoticp. as vel
50 layers OF hnsst0ne. Doe of these
pistes Of timber shows evidences that can
not be doubted Of having been cot With
sharp Instrument, This vas found IL
q asPih p e feet. Ii as we'll IS some
other pieces is preserved. and tells its
own convincing get brief story Of for.
mer FsUpis aad q fsTEDss civilisasion.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23

tmcAco, Rock fsLASp Aap EAcITic
&. Ks--4ss Rosk Island Argus con
alades q lcag article giEiag history Of
she transactions Of tde Company, ann of
It's pressqs sonplieasioa ), Eniunctious,
etc., as folsose
"Tbis comlaupits, Loseveg, has no
special interest in these questions, ex-
ceps 50 far a. they aEses the bailding Of
the read, unless IL be Ia its proper man
agensas, Aad ws think shers Is 40 dan
ger thai aoy receiver would charge
highar rates than ase noE being paid.7-
Sc sas people say 10 all parsies settle
yeur qaarfels 70 suit yourselves, 50 you
give Is an immediate exkeusion Of the
road Go CbesesI BIafss aad ; Connection
Sith the Gssa: Union Pacific Railroaa,
add mken thst is done. we wish 10 be
| beard IN Us subject OF ssses, and IL We
Of This Vicinity cannot get satisfactory
| hearing on that matter We can At least
Try to get soms ether companT to assist
you 10 doing The hasfness which Iegisi
sBately bsiougs 20 Yoag Foad.D
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-23

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