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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-11
By Francis II. Isbcll.
by FrdIICls ] 1hUCEI'
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Eleventh between Main aud Bank streets.

GMALL FRAMED TENEMENT AN AN
Slot ON THE EAST SIDE OF ST. JornSSp
STREET BETWEEN DuTAL AND ID, s sn FRi,
nav tho iaft day OF June 1896 upon the prsin,."s'
at O'Clock p. M. u small FRAMED TO- .i,,.r,I
MENT located as above stated. contaihlnR, ;. ,mJ
rooms, kitchen, &c. The lot troh's ~ 49,
'" TERMS: At saiS. FRANCIS T. iss .tasecr.
t..o
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A FTER THE ABOVE SALE I WILL
n sell the life estate interest OF Mrs. III. u.
Saunders In q small two-story BRICK and WOOD
BUILDING and LOT. on west side Of Seventh
near Hull street. The lot fronts about tMenty-aye
feet and runs back about forty feet. Taxes Tor
1888 to be paid By purchaser.
s TERMS Made known at sale. ~
10 HIT \. 9. PULLlAM, AuctioneeF.E
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BY Lyme & Brother
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1870 Main street.

VERY DESIRABLE, LITTLE FARM,
v ON THE WILLIAMSBURG PIKE HALF
A MILE FROM THE CITY, FOR SALE III
VATELY.-We offerfor sale privately that Y En- IN.
taining TWO ACRES. The Improvements consist
Of two-story framed dwelling containing o e,gr'
rooms kitchen. stables etc.. M IN cv rom
ders It very desirable as suburban residence:
having fine view of the city and being In mos.
excellent neiehborhood. or as market anu '"ii
farm, for which It Is we'll suited.
TERMS !: Reasonable. ,.,or,
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. BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets
TRAINED DWELLING AND YACAN

TRAINED DWELLING AND VACANT
r. LOT. ON CATHARINE STREET BE,
TWEEN SMITH AND HENRY STREETS, rOi.
SALE AT&AUCTION.-We will sell at anc I,,Gn
on the premises, on THURSDAY the 18th OF June;
at O'Clock P. NJ. the FRAMED DWELLlNy..I
situated as above, next to the residence OF F. d:
.Chesterman. The house has six rooms. Inc lot
fronts about feet and runs back about los 1eet 10
IN alley 10 feet wide.
Also, a VACANT LOT adjoining on the east,
fronting 4eI feet, and running back los feet 10 al
alley 10 feet wide.
TERMS One-third cash !; the balance at and IL
months for negotiable notes, interest added; Sc
cured by trust deed Taxes for 1888 to be paid by
the purchaser. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
vi fas AuctIoneers.
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arYfyrTnN 1aAIra.
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

r- y.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF TWO FRAMED
THE MECHANICSyILLE TURNPIKE, NEAk
THE TOLL-GATE.-By virtue OF . deed OF Trust
exccutedby j. A. Tucker and G. Fl. Tucker 10 .i,e
subscriber, bearing date 18th OF October 1851 duly
recorded In Henrico County Court, SHALL In exc o
cution thereof and with the concurrence Oh the
the premises on WEDNESDAY the 10th OF June N :
1885, at clock z. NJ. II fair not the lai1
daythereafter.) the TWO LOTS with the FkAMED
TENEMENTS thereon, located rs above, Dct"eeI
the tavern of Mr.. Franck and the toii-Sate' r ".
which Joseph Tucker died seized, Suitable ioi
small families. o,d
TERMS : One-third cash balance ut four ana
eight months for negotiable notes, Interest," aooeo
secured by a trust deed. ,r-.,..o.
POSTPONEMENT.
By reason Of the rain last evening the aF
hal f past 5oiclock. .,.o.E
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VALUABLE LOTS FOR sALE.-After
Y the above sale, say at half-past O'Clock Z.
NJ on the nth of June, we will sell, ON the preml
ses, TWO LOTS. 80 by 155 feet each on fedsrai
?. by 100 each. near the corner OF Federal and
Baldwin streets.
TERMS At sale.
iou Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
Ry Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT
i AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF CAP
deed of trust executed to the subscribers. bearing
date 18th November 1867, duly recorded In Rich
mond Hastings Court In deed book No. IS A, page
1884, shall In execution thereof proceed to sell ut
public auction, on the premises on SATURDAY
the goth June, 1863 at O'Clock p NJ, If fair, If
not. on the next fair day Sunday eXcepted), the
real estate conveyed by said deed consisting OF
that valuable LOT located rs above, fronting q
feet running back e5 feet to an alley 10 feet wide.
TERMS Cash but 1t Is more than probable that
reasonable credits will be given;
f.h HAR itEEHS1 WA III
leo Trustees.
A SSIGNEE'S As assignee in
lie auction, on TUESDAY the 16Lh June, 1868,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, ut the store No. 1900
Main street, the following articles to wit:
apipes CLARET, barrel CLARET,
barrels WHITE WINE,
Il dozen bottles LIQUORS (assorted),
10 G. SSf, J JARS
/ set set LIou0h MEASURES,
WAGON and HORSE and HARNESS,
ITO cords WOOD.
A part of the wood is at voegler's Spring, Distil-
lery about three miles from the city. The balance
in the woods upon Hggins's farm.
TERMS Cash for all sums under $50; for that
sum and upwards upon credit of 60 days, Interest
dorsed. C. G. GRISWOLD,
Assignee Of NJ. CohI.
Sale conducted by THOMAS w. KEEsEE, Auc-
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CROCKERY & GLASSWARE
~~c@~~~~~~>~~~>c--~- ~"
r OoKI4 LOOKil LOOKlil

You can save ten per cent. by purchasing your
EURNISIIING GOODS PLATED WARE, &C.,
'of =. $3.50 "a IS sss5.sIiT THOMAS R.qGARY,
42i Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

Auctoneer and Real Estate Agent.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY-SUCHA AS MAG
NIFICENT FURNITURE, HORSES, CATTLE,
&C.-As trustee In certain deed of trust executed
by Mr.. John 2. Ballard. bearing date 5th Septem-
Der, 1857. duly recorded in Henrico County Court.
l shall, In execution thereof, proceed to sell NJ
public auction. ut Marshhcld the residence OF MIR.
Ballard. on the Richmond and FREDERICKSBURG
railroad. two miles north Of Richmond; on
THURSDAY the 18th June. 1868, ut IL O'Clock a:
NJ. If fair, If not the first fair day thereafter hal
portion of the property conveyed by the SAID deed
not heretofore sold-yiz. s:
Three HORSES,
One BUGGY,
Twenty head of CATTLE,
All of the FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
And the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
embracing the usual variety; the greater part OF
which is of the finest quality and OF the most costly
character, and such as Is rarely offered ut auc-
ton. ,
TERMS: Cash. JOHN o. sTE S,o
je 10 trustee.
HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will be
Ia sold on FRIDAY June l2, 1868. at 10 O'Clock
4. NJ, in rear Of the store on Broad street near
Adams. No. 4, now occupied by D. N. Jones, the
following property-to wit
9 TOBACCO SCREWS,
WRITING DESK,
3 CHAIRS,
STOVE and PIPE,
or so much thereof as will satisfy distress war,
rant IN my hands in favor of d. n. Jones ana
against Kimbrough Jackson.
TERMS Cash.
je 1o-3t w. X. TALL, ID. y. y. II.
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by Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

THAT VERY BEAUTIFUL AND At
Il TRACTIVE RESIDENCE ON LIBBY,S
HILL, AT THE CORNER OF MAIN AND
TWENTY-NINTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUCT1ON.-At the request of Mr.. A. W. Taylor.
who is about to decline housekeeping. I shall sell
at auction, on the premises. on MONDAY the 18th
June 1903 at 81 clock p. NJ. his truly beautiful
RESIDENCE located as above, formerly owned
and occupied by Captain Luther Libby. The lot
has front OF 90 feet and depth of Ia feet to an
alley. The dwelling is faced on every side with
In excellent repair. but is built of the VERY BEST
materials and finished In the handsolnest manner.
stable. carriage-house &C., and the yard and gar
den Is stocked with handsome shade and Orna-
mental trees, flowers, &c. This property Is so
well known and universally admired that q further
description Is deemed unnecessary.
TERMS One-third cash {; balance ut six, Twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest
w. GODDIN,
10 o Auctionecr.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.

BY GrubbS 20 w flllams, Auctioneers,
DRICK DWELLING, ON CONCORD OR
ID CENTRAL RAILROAD AND FIFTEENTH
STREETS. NEAR WASHINGTON STREET,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wew will sell ut auc-
ton on the premises on WEDNESDAY the 18th
OF June. at o. clock p. b.. tlap BRICK DWELL
INC; situated as above containing four rooms. and
now occupied by Mrs. Mundin. The lot fronts 20
feet on Concord street or Central railroad ana runs
back SO feet. moro less, to Fifteenth street-thus
Fifteenth street. with front on the railroad wen
suited for the erection OF store or another DWELL
ing. ea-4#s. :. - :,
TERMS: One-thrd cash balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes, interest ADDED
secured by trust deed.
ell - - - Auctioneers.
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FUTURE DAY.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A SMALL Pspr
a ON THE WILLIAMSBURG SrAGppnrnn.a
ABOUT NINE MILES BELOW THE CIryA - D.
cuted to the subscriber trustee by Susan IT. exc.
Doherty: dated nth September lssi and ,cer
I'm Henrico County Court. being thereto rcr
hy the creditor secured win sell NJ anc,i1n'ftd
FRIDAY the 18th day Of June at IL o,cloct VI On
front OF Henrico County Courthouse. ,hc -. IN
PeT1y Me9@3 y N said deed the hcRzG
less In the lower end OF Hcnrico on ,h m,'re o.
branch OF Boar Swamp and the north side Of ' nm
TERMS: Cash. Purchaser to pay taxes fo, ,..,
PoWHATAS ROBERTS w.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. "y Zee;
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TONSTABLE'S SALE.-I shall proceed
II to sell at public auction, the premises lately
occupied by Baughman Brothers as q paper
mandatory, Ia Manchester, Va, ON FRIDAY,
June S, lses at II O'Clock A. NJ, the following pro-
perty--to wit:
250- pound ENGINE,
PAPER MACHINE (ag tnch),
1PAPER CUTTER,
PAPER PRESS
FELT-WASHER,
STEAM BOILER, s5..s
PAPER and PAPERSTOCK,
SHAFTS -
\. PULLEYS,
GEARS ~.
BETTING,
~ TUBS, &C.. &c, .ss-2 u
or enough thereof to satisfy distress warrant III
my hands In favor Of Kelly, Tackett q Ford o..
George Baughmnn. III s..>,,r,
& TERMS Cash. T.. h. F0oIE,
Constable District No. / Chesterfield county.
MANcHEsrER, Va, May Is, 1862 my se-l
POsTP0NEMENT.
al 70
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TOR RENT, A DESIRABLE BRICK a

II RESIDENCE, with ten rooms, out Iii
Kitchen and stable, with water and gas plea
sanity located on Main street, second door from
jefferson street. Apply at corner Of Main and
Jefferson streets, or to r. B. WOODWARD, =
- Seventh street between Main and Cary.
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dor RENT. HANDsOME BRICK a.

Il DWELLING lfurnishedl on Broad street Iii
between Twelfth and Fourteenth streets. contain
ing twelve rooms, with all the modern improve
ments. and in nice order. VIII be rented furnished
or unfurnished. Address post-oflicc box eo7.
- ... - lie s--3t
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, that desirable DWELL as
LING, with kitchen and other conyenienceslz LII
attached consisting of eight rooms over the drug
store corner of Franklin and Fourth streets. For
terms. &C.. apply on the promises. te lo-1w*
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WANTS.

MANGANESE AND PYRETES.-I wish
lYI to purchase for parties in New York MAN
GANESE MINE and MINE OF SULPHURET
OF IRON (Pyretes), on or near water navigation.
Address T.. G. CABELL.
lie r-1w Richmond, Va.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.
The above sale has been postponed to WE'D
NESDAY, June II, 1858, at the same hour 1e
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DOR SALE, the BRICK DWELL fzs
Il ING No. 6ls Ninth street. between Clay iii
and Leigh containing ei,ht rooms with modern
Improvements. Lot, 3oxl2o feet to an alley Can
be seen any. day from 10 to 9 p. NJ. Possession
given from ist to 10th July. For terms. apply to
iae = ERTYRRS e WILLIAMS
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s<,6ayIer Geifnx.

The vincennes, Indiana, saa gives
an account of speech made by Mr..
Colfax while Dc wAs IN active InesIl-
Der of the KncH Nofsfng order, a
portion al whieh We publish In an
other column Of to-<layss issaa. A
few years ago w6en TIE Germans
voted the sielnoE1nfic fickets then, In
the opinion a. N t,ealAx, they we're
'.ioa-eared, wide nouthed, mullet
headed Dutch men, with Me foam Of
beer sim stfrkfng in their horsetsil-
ed wisiskers, and their breath smell
ing Of garlic aud ,osions enough 10
klaa white naau 900 YARDS
Such were the opinions Of schuy
lor CoIfax In 1855. But now, when
the Germans mostly vote the Raii-
cal ticket and he needs their votes,
he can't see their ''Iop ears as he
did In 1855, and the "foam of beer
In their horsetailed whiskersr IS not
offensive, and their breath, "smell-
ing of garlic aud onions, y that wo'd
have killed him ut 1900 YARDS In
1855, Is now as sweet and pleasant as
altar of roses. Nhat a woRdrous
change o few years has wrought In
the mind of this wauld,be Vice
President. Now, Instead of hoping,
and praying God, that he may not
get the votes OF these "lop cared,
wide mouthed and garlic breathed
Dutchmen," he is hoping and pray
ing God that he may get their votes.
How do you like the picture that
Mr.. ColkES draws of you, Germans?
Vote for him il you will, but let US
assure you that he is no more your
friend now than he was in 1865.
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ENnARARa.

The silly trash of Radical ovations
in this county and elsewhere the
statements that farmers pay no Fed
eral tax and that tho democratic
party in their advocacy Of an equal
ization Of taxes mean to tax
the farmers lands, stock, ETC., etc.
with a Federal tax, has been AK
p!cdei, as have all their hopes of
carrying this township,
Let Democrats register and vote
and Kane township is ours. The
county is certain, but we want and
must have the township also. Regis
ter and vote and Kane township viii
elect the Democratic ticket sure.
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ssssa


Thernslizi ieaaess ase sx1gfk@zek
They are shouting from the stump
and through the columns of their pa
pers to the faithful to rally, and
save them from inter defeat. Iowa.
the radical Vermont Of the West, Is
In danger Of losing EeT prestige. =
They see that the peapie are think
ing, THE democracy n moving in
sol d phaIanx. arasi with ruth
and marching an to victory. Frank
w. Palmer, the editor Of the 6tatc
Register, tiaa central organ Ut raii-
ealism. Frank w. Palmer, radical
State Printer. Frank w. Palmer,
radical candidate for Congress, bAgs
and pleads through the. columns of
his paper spends freely the money
drawn from the treasury of the peo-
pie as State printer, and Is shouting
Justify from the house appsand high
ways and by ways, come out radi-
calls, save me from defeat. Vote for
the niger, and hereafter we will
have the power to squelch these cop
perheads at our leisure,
Democrats, the RADICAL leaders arc
frightened. They SEQ the hand
writing upon the wall, They hear
the murmurings OF a people outraged
and robbed at their hands. Radical
knees are getting shaky. They
tremble, Up, guards and at them.
Steady along the line, see that you
are registered as voter, and then
charge along the front and victory is
ours.
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We giyk fiegan fhe ,x,n4Ddments
WHICH the s,s,aif,,s ,,.vs Js.,onoaet,
to make To ~ .s,uaflt..tio,, ~ th,s
State. we also sl,a.x III. es.,act and
effect which es.sss amendment il 10
have
The llrst an,s,,,Ia ,e,sk seaposes to
strike the ,..,s,s i ,s.rr f +, se.,....-s,
one e,f artiels. txssf,ss
This se,.f1,ss r.s,,.gx i ss.slews.
uF,verv ,,,ll.;,Ie r,,,.,.s x.,tsz.s, If the
United stafs.ss I, / ~ Ase 81 t,ge,tv.
r,,e y.aar4 !, IL ,,,.,.s5 -b.,ssss ,.aan a
residents 81 sue sat- ! 4 uaDn It's next
orecesIing 81 sIass iis,sa and fine eoun.
Is ia wIiK.h l5s elain,s his yo.e sjxtv
DAYS shan IA entitled 10 vote Mt all
elections which are now or hereaf.
t..r ,nav n. authorized sv ,ayn
Nv striEs,,, ~. Z. n !. mi 6ut If
This see4so,,. q ,,la,ses sl,ss negso ON a
noI;tic,,l ea.,aIit, with white men
II ~, - 6;s, as;sgss.ls RI any office
il Tho ,;sa ~ ! &. s,..,..i.. axcart the
So a .,.,..,sssstss<. 4, tbss tsaue..
ii ss.,,r,l.I, a,sd ,,,p,s,har of r-nnS
,rrass = mskaa b,,a ! co,,netant
Inror tsalls,,y,. l,as, and his children
ecuoI nrsvtIs.s..ss N ot,r cornmon
s,.booss a,tfh i lssea nsan and white
mems r,,ildran In short IL makes
tho negro the canal Of the whites 20
far ~ n Ian f,,n make him So
Win tho two exrantIons above stat
ad
Arv nor.on WIN votes A ticket
tySti tia cords ..For the first
.,,,, as ,,,ss,s " ,,,ssn II votes IN
La laca tha n,yr,a anon an equality
,.,stt h,a,splf 4 nersou who votes
! ti,.Let urifl, the words "Acainst
tba ara a,,,.a.fs,os,t (, ,nan If votes
!, taan tn ,,s.srs.., in tl,a same, ,y,neii-
Flor, rs.iti.sallx ,,,at he now occu.
nses qsba sntl,er jnur amendments
relates Il, the taking of the census,
annortIanfr,0 the members of the
= s..,lslns,,rs. as..aanu the counties aud
serviess i, sssn militia; which in and
~ tl,arusaassz are harmless. EXCEPT
i a. s tbss, seem to recognize the
rsp,,f ri "a negro to become a por-
$500 ~. go,.ar.,iap newer of the
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pROgL AM ALTON.


wH5KKAa Il is desirsi b. the sosrdei sursr-
gtser. at Pettawattaraie county, Iowa, that tAe
oa,sla aalng Indebtedness of said coaaty, 10 the
shapsl Of wausntss OF erdesss apes shs csaaty
TreAssrar. be asksn 80. and See ssEas n sala
cGua issF Oh IA lisH thereof 10 the holders Of said
wasfhsts. Or arA<rs, said hanshs "a be psyatds il
.---ifssrs frnm date, znd drawing not over sIx
per5tns per snaaan, thsrefefs. resice ls hrreby
givsi, thst pursuant 80 fesosatisa sdsssed ~
SAID board, thrrs viii be submitted 70 the people
az 1sttsw sttanle sannty, to be voted upon by tbs
IeMl ta1eEs therssg, st The nex1 eisetlon, TO b.
heasoa Tassasy, Rsvsmhsr ., 1855. the aBsssiSa
eg4ladias the Indebtedness, IN tbs maaaeF and
fora shove ststel.
sssoAs sosiag lH faser u said aasstisu viii hnSe
sri Asn % vrinted GA their ballots, "FaF bsadsnx
inahaedse&s.n ARd tsoss voting aEaasst said
a n tlon, win base written Of printed 90 their
ba.lets. against benaiax indsstedaess."
#asreas, IT'S the desire Of she Basrd of sa-
psfvi-or1 VI Pesiawsttsmie somnty, "a sell Tbs
lssd naw hstoagins TO tsis county ksowR IS the
9Ftcr Esam.'t aud 10 pnsehsss Hfv sHa laeEs ds-
safsbis tTsrt NJ land, and ~ srsst thsrrea. q
ssssSbas huisiiax. Or buildings. fog cannty Poef
Bsase aaa 10 use FER that parpose the precseas 81
tbs sale - she poor faamss-snsa xess So II IL
aeasessxi sas sata preersls xlls not 1T xsMeasat
usn 10 purxaass safl lana ard srsrs sssa sassatas
Ax Aaigaimsx.
Nagses Is ReFrss asyFH, n a rmTs ssHa ~ e rss-
solutlos saspfss by said ssaFi. herr wan hf sne-
usi1tea 10 The people &c said esaAtv ct The nsxs
sisellen, 40 be hsss hssesnbRx y iaSs, e hsyafei
s13oa III thA ieSsl vake5s shsfaas, Ghe fss h& ~
lwkssAef sssa eezFa shAil. a. shsis Sop
sszabsr sessian, IesD levy t*1 " On nsah on the
dsassr, en- shs ssxshae property OF ssia tounty, e.
3ssess<a fux shz sess t8e9, - ava IN sas psFrAsa
81 yaeusi@a mna srsesEsm ~ Peer K6ssss Ne xssrn.
sal& races setsng 10 ssw~r ct raid ansstiea
viii hssa writes as psiHssa upsn sa~ir sAis0ts
sxslasa sai8 snsstssn miit hsvs w1tlten ~ psinse
span 10 Ia diets Axainst Que stu Poor Tar. y
By sraer ~ shs Bsssa
ufsFs "a sasA saas VI smpssviss.rs
6s0aMeif Rluffs Oes 3, .Hs3, ae&~afw-wsa
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r. L !, = -
ga = 80 - !. - !. - 7 he site
sao 80 -, ATTIC
80 -, 80 .s ~ IN
s's's - 80, -. Ae islst-, at
~ 49,. s - - VII ps = Crane
- p - ne Iaases Oh
6, 81 -. II sa g
-, : = 80, -. ~ 90 a q ING
sssse..,,a.s 49, ", 1a pay
~ - -. '.o.''aa VII PRES"
- nar,es...s~ 80. luis = "a peca>
- Il. =. -. .-s, - sass Mljoiians
SehfAkH, aEe III
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-29
NO. 10.

"Many the changes since last we
met" Such kds been the oft-repeat-
ed exclamation as friends gazed up
on the gray locks of dear ones but
this is no longer heard, since Rings
Vegetable Ambrosia has become one
of the articlas found in all ladies'
toilet cases. dWlt
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-29

The Colorado Register says 1--WE
saw last night a beautiful retpFt of
l35 ounces of gSld bullion, which
was taken from twelve and a quarter
cords of ore from the L, p K. lode,
being about eleven and a fourth
ounces to the cord, or a currency
value of S2247, q result decidedly fat
tcring. The bullion was very pure,
clean and bright, The ore was
crushed by NJ. b. Hays, in the New
York mill.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-29

CO A negro tax-co'lector down
South called on a white man for his
taxes. Says he, "ATr. Smith, dis is
de secon time / call on you for de
taxes. How he telIbil Il YOU 'spose
we cullud people am To lib If you
white people don't pay your taxes:
De free,imen's booro-dut's not saf
ficient-dat's not sufficient. White
folks, why don't you pay up?"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-29

SIX hundred Texas cattle were
transferred at Kansas City the other
day, to the Cameron Railroad; for
hipment to Chicago.