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Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03
1854. 1851
Spring Importation at tho
Ell EPH A y Y : TORE

TIME undersigned take this method ofinfor.
L ming their friends and customers, aud
the public generally, that they are now IN re-
ceipt at their large new and commodIous store,
on Broadway Of one Of tAe largest and most
extensive stocks OF Spring aud Summer Goods
that was ever brought 10 this city. Our facii-
ties for purchasing are such, being in connec-
ton with several business houses and the goo! :
all being purchased at the same time, by b
experienced buyer, expressly for this market,
from first hand Manufacturers and Importers in
the cities of Boston, New York AMI PhiIadcl-
pliia. Y purchasing, 1t enables Us to sell
much cheaper than if purchased from the lob.
ers, aud We fatter ourselves that we can sell
goods LITTLE cHEArER THAN Any u0usE IN THE
WEST, AND w rLEpGE OURSELVES TO DO 50.
Our Goods are all new and of late and desi
rable styles, our old stock was entirely
consumed by the late fire in this place Gus
toners can rely on finding entle new and
one of the best stocks ever brought to this ca,
to select from. We cordially invite all who
visit the city to call and examine our stocI
before purchasing else where, as YOU W iii indi'
10 your interest TO do SO.
And we particularly cal the attention OF
country merchants 10 our large stock of AIer-
chandize, as we have great inducements to offer
you. We can accommodate the Farmer, the
Mechanic, or the Emigrant, with every thing
tHey ulaf NaAL IoE LuClA GOiIIOlL anu CUHFeu
ience.
Our stock consists in part of great variety
Of Dry Goods of French, English and Americ.
an Manufactures, such Bonnet and Dress
Silks Fine satin, silk and straw bonnets, para
soils. shades, ribbons, collars cuffs, chimazitts.
waits, gloves, hosiery, dress trimmings, Iewel-
ry, &C., &c. Great variety offashiohabIe dress
goods of all kinds, broad cloths cassimeres, sut-
tinetis, tweeds, cottonade and fannels Boots
shoes, hats, caps, and large lot OF ready mad,
clothing. Hardware. cutlery, queeuswarc aud
glassware, wines, liquors, groceries aud provis-
ions of all kinds, saddlerY and leather, iron,
naiis and castings.
A large lot of furniture OF every kind. Plowi
of the best approved patterns Of all sizes.
! We feel grateful TO our numerous friends AM
customers for past patronage bestowed and stih
solicit continuance.
We wish you all to bear in mind that ouI
motto is NOT TO BE UNDERsOLD.
TOJTLE e JACKSON.
BE. B. All kinds OF merchantable produce
taken In exchange for goUos.
Cash paid for beeswax, dry hydes, turs and
pe!tries
Sign Of the ELEPHANT, Broadway, Ccun-
ell Bluffs, Iowa. TOOTLE & JACKSON.
! apriI IS, lS5i-nl4tf
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03

INDEPENDENCE, March l4.-Tho party
which went cut with tae Salt Lake mail
January, returned yesterday. They report
mat Capt. Steptoe, who vas appointed Gov
srnor of Utah, has neither accepted nor de-
elined that station yet. Brigham Young
~as still Governor de facto
They left Salt Lake City on the 8,h nit.
saow very deep on the mountains, and diff
fcul. travelling. They met the party which
went out in February at SCOTS Bluff, get
ting on prosperously. They met with 10
disturbance from the Indians. They report
that several tribes are disalfected, and
threatea hostilities, but as yet no depreda-
lions have been committed. They passed
through xn encampmcnt Of about one hun
drel and tf.y lodges Of Sioux, without mo-
les:ation.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03
The Cars have Arrived
FREloATED FOR vookAls AT THE
BIG a.
ASTOUNDING DlSCOVERY!!

INHE Philosophers Stone, whose touch
L transfers every thing 20 gold. has been
found In the distant lands of the Pacific and
thousands have made princely fortunes with its
nse-lnany are eagerly pursuing their way to
this desired haven, AID will also make fortunes
aud we cordially wish them every success, As
they pass through our city, however they
should supply themselves with all needful and
necessary articles fos the Plains, to satisf hum
gei, shield from storms and cold, TO make we'll
when sick, for drink when thirsty and rest
when weary; snd slso nice something, few
luxuries for the palate when far from the reach
Of the dainties Of civilized life,
G. VOOKHIS & CO.,
At the Old Stand on the head Of Broadway,
Madison street, at sign Of the Mommoth A
have just received per Steamer Genoa, com
pete and thorough stock of Dry and Fancy
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Provisions, Tools
and Cutlery, Stationery, aud Ready Made
Clothing, aud finally everything that might be
required for both emigrants and citizens, for
Quitting or comforts al home which will be
sold as low as eau be purchased in this market,
Council Bluff city, April %, lS54,-ly
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03
Saw Mill For Sale

THE Subscriber will sell his wafer power
Saw Mill. located on Keg Greek, about 2
miles from ! town OF G lenwood, in Mills co
Said Mill is in good saving condition, and has
good run Of custom 1t has first-rate frame,
and has only been in operation about 2 years.
As ana anxious to dispose of this property |
will sell at bargain. There is Que Humid
red and Twenty Acres Of choice Land connec-
ted with :hs premises, also for sale.
Apply to the subscriber, or Bennett and
Harding, Glenvood for further Information.
WILLIAM SLAUGHTER.
Feb. 70, 50 u-i0-tf.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03

The winding up of the affairs of the $50
Congress was rich; and we give All account
of sone Of the scenes for the beneat of oul
readers.
norsE.-Emm eliately after reading the
veto Message, Mr. HUT [La.l said, Veto
follows veto in rapid march.
Much excitement and sonfusion, with cries
of 'sorder, ORDER hear him.
Mr.. HUT lwarmly,l | am in order. |
shall feel unworthy to occupy a place on
this floor il did not give utteranco to the
feelings OF my heart.
Veto follows veto in rapid mar,h Of tyr
amy ever the Liberties Of our country -
This ahominahls veto just brought into the
House is the very height of tyranny and u
surpation, unknown 10 our ancestors, and
With ont precedent | desire gentlemen to
remember that they arc representatives OF
independeat penple-tho Parliament sent
here to their minds--men met for grave pur-
roses, and nos slaves.
When our forefathers put an end to Mon
aseAy they thought they had established a
free country, but Franklin Pierce, by Acct
BENZ President, can dictate TO A free pe0-
pl0 what they shall do in making laws
Some gen.iemcm over the way are smiling
comrlacentlv They should rather feel
overwhelmed with grief and sorrow at tv-
rant striking at the will of The people.
Mr.. Kett IS. c. moved the previous
question amid excitement.
Mr. Chamberlain Ind loudly and excit-
sdly proclaimed: This is the revelation.
The remainder Of the sentance was drown
Ell in cries cf 'Orier, order
Mr. Wheeler \. I. Inoyed that the House
adjourn.
SIR. Walsh [N. Y.l-lf We aijoun now,
when shall we meet again
Cries of-neyer, never.
The spcakcr-It IS not for the Chair to
determine.
Mr.. Ashe-If We adjourn now We cant
meet tomorrow.
Cries of Sorder, order IN startling tones.
The Heuse refused to adjourn.
$50 N-N9 quorum. Another call Ct
the House. 1t was suggested that ths Ser
gsant- at Arms be sent TO compel the attcn-
dence of Members.
Mr.. Pratt wanted to know whether il
wsuld be in order to direct the Sergeaut-at
Arms to bring breakfast.
Ar. Walsh asked If whisky punches could
be introduced. Laughter and cries of good,
good.
A voice.-Scnd Pratt a biscuit
Air. Pratt am hungry.
MANY voices in succesoion.-So am |.
The Sergeaut-at- Arms was dispatched in
search of members, while those present
amused themselves hy a kind of CONVERSE
tional debate, all in Gue humor, though half
asleep.
AZ 8 o'clock the Sergeant appeared and
reported his success. In hunting up mem
bers, excuses were made by sens that they
had retired to refresh themselves. All fur
ther proceedings on call were disposed Of.
During call of the yeas and nays tho
Clerk called the name of Nr. Benton. That
gentleman appeapsd at the door Of the main
aisle and protested with violent gesticula-
tions against calling his name. lie was al
rx-member and the session of to-day was
libel on .he Sabbath, Sir Confusion.
Dir Orr [speakor pro teml-Ths gentle
man 10 out Of order.
Mr. Benton-I am not m member, sir.
Speaker-Then if the gentleman is not
zaember the door keeper will put him out
Laughter and ordinations Of ''pretl,
good sthat's the talk" &c.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03
CouttiAx h connecsicu..


coustiax In coHnecsicut.
Twas Sunday night In sodunk valley
anciear, cold, wintry weather,
Josiah Perkins aud his Sally
SGT BY The Ere together.
Twas no new-fashioned iron case,
With fancy word adorning, :
But real ld-fashioned f. e-plaee,
On purpose made for warming
The cracking wood in cheerful blaze,
Around the room was throwing
Its heat. and light in rudy rays,
Aud on their faces glowing.
The apples by tho chimney rHg
Were slowly getting warmer:
The cider In the pewter mug
Was bubblipg In the corner.
A wooden settle firm and good
Their loving forms supporting;
Twas made of seasoned white piue-wood,
And just the thing for courting.
Al ono end Sally stink like pitch
While Josiah seemed TO fear he
But after while h, gave hitcA,
And got little ncaleF.
Sal cast Der eyes down--iooked quite tame,
Though very swcetly blushng,
While all the blood in JoSh's frame
Seemed to his facc a-gushing.
He hiteh4d again and got quite near
Hf..cauid not then resist her;
He called her his Owl, Sally dear,
11'Aeu bashfally he kissed her.
s'Good grarions!" she gave a start from him
Her anger did not smother
She said IL you do that again,
Now, Josh, III l>tsll my mother"
They soon made up, and she came back,
And calued her agitation;
When last saw them through the crack
They were kissing like tarnation.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03
Harris Exchange.

mut. citizens of Bluff City and surrounding
country are hereby Informed that this new
! establishment is now completed and well
supplied with a choice variety of Groceries,
Provisions and country produce, which will be
sold a. the lowest selling rates in this city.
Past favors, and the liberal patronage hereto
fore bestowed are duly appreciated and thank
fully remembered, and trust by strict attention
10 the wants of ny customers, to merit contIn-
uayion OF their f4vors and patronage.
IT, d. HARLE.
\. B.-Cash paid for all kinds Of country pro-
duce flour and grain.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03

Tag PREssDENT SUsTAISED.-The friends
of the French spoilation Bill attempted to
pass the iRisnity by the two rhirds vote OF
The 10Th The following is the way the
proposition was treated:
8 After some aebate the question was sta
ted-""Shall the French spoilation bill pass,
she Presideat's objections TO the contrary
notwithstanding"
Under the previous question it WAS dced-
ed in the negativs--yeas 86. nays ll3.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03
ESTRAY NOTICE.

IVstrayed from the subscriber last September,
\ muddy gr~y three year Old hIIey. Also
three year old iron gray stud colt Any one
giving information of the said colts VIII be
handsomely rewarded.
VIM NJ. POWERS.
Council Bluff City, Iowa. Feb 8. n37 #
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03
Kinsglands & Ferguson,
PHOENIX FOUNDRY,

1876, 1913 and 2UU Second Street,
ST. LOUIS, Mo-.
M IN L + A c. T u r L r S 0 +
PAGES NTPORTABLE SAW MILLS
CHlLD'S PATENT DOUBLE SAW Mills,
AND HORSE row ERS:
cox & ROBERTS PATENT TiIRESHElt
AND CLEANER.
"HRESHERS with and without SEPARATOR;
Lever Powers Endless Chain or Railroad
Powers. Corn and Cob Crushers; Corn Shelters,
Plows; Bark Mills; Mill Machinery.
u CASTINGS S Of every description, made
TO order at short notice march Il, 'o4-n4tf.
OMAHA CITY LOTS FOR SALE.
A limited number of lots in Omaha City are
now ready for private sale. Cal. on the un-
dersiened or on Mr. Bower at Tootle and jack
sons store.
Lots viii be given to persons who wish to
buid this season.
July 2o l654.-tf r. LON L.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03
: CITI2ENs ATTENTION =

CITIZENS ATTENTION 1
DANIEL W. CRAWFORD, having rehtted
IL and enlarged his Bakery establishment Is
prepared TO supply the citisens Of this place
With breai. cakes, pies, candies, nuts. Nc, eun
In fact anything and everything usually kept IN
A bakery aud confectionery establishment; Pub
lie Houses and families supplied on the hest OF
terms Big loaves for LITTLE money at the ony
Bakery, near the City Hotel.
DANIEL W. CRAWFORD.
Council Bluffs CITY, Jaa 4, lel-A II
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03
Paint Brushes.

and most of the popular patent Medicines of
the day. Also, GkOCEkIES, such as Pul,
Brandies, Wines, Alchohol. Vinegar, Liuaeed
OIL, Fish Oil, Lamp Oh, Tobacco, Socars, Scotch
and Macy Snuff, Window sash and Glass, : hv
lO, 10 by II, and II by IA. Also, great vari-
ETY. of notions, consisting in part of Hair brush
es, Clothe brushes, Tooth brushes, fine and
coarse combs, all kinds OF hair oil &c. tc.-
Stationary OF all kinds. such as writing paper,
blank books, pocket and desk inkstands. envel-
opes, and thousand other articles too tedious
To mention, all of which will be sold as cheap
as can be had at any establishment west Of the
Mississippi. Physicians and all Others are re-
spectfully invited tn call and examine his stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
u Particular attention given to putting uT
prescriptions.
Council Bluffs, June -. 1853 l2,tf.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03
PROCLAMATION.
TO The Citizens Of Council D,u1S and
Vicinity.
PUlVERMhCHER'
LYDROwEI ECTRIH N0l TALC HLAIStS

.lI
Vic;pitr
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HTDRO-ELEC RIG VOLT AlC CHAINS
( NONo huC Ell 10 be worn next to The
~ SKIN producing constant current Of uNIN
TtRECFTEn ELECTRIC MAGNErioM-efectlng VI
MtDl \ n RELIEF IRON ALL ACCI IE
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ne " ~ ~ = = |,,o'C
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t,4,5 - ''.e ", -
ri"nCT, VIZ tHl'0" "En' ,oi I'M 11'oof
cry DuiI"5 tle years 81 w. NViG ~
tfoduccc III Germany, Aus trta, rru2'H ana Eng
land, and one gear since. ntroduced ana Pa'eh-
TED oy the United states Government
MOSI ASiUNlolilNu tCRES OF
hheumasism. ST Nltus Dance,
Panied sweIled joints ,PalpItatlon Of the heart
Neuralgia OF The face Periodical Headache,
Deafness Il Blhdheas, tans from Indigestion
Mysteries, Dyspepsia, Uterine Pans.
EVERT DISEASE, CALLED NERVOUS
IS quichly ana rapidly cured, by SIMPLY wear
my the Chd1Hs tor few hours eaca day.
ne Chd'Hs were hrst introduced in the City
OF New ork, where they were exhibited to
frois FaientInt Mott, Van Buren, Post, Carno-
chan, VINO really discovered that they possessed
STRANGE AND SINGULAR POWER OF
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
BLUFF CITY

nR. E. HOAN, on the south side Of Broad
- way nearly opposite the Bluff House, has
just received per steamer Bluff Cay, aud will
continue to keep constantly on hand, :, large
supply of all kinds of
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Perfum
cry, Paints, Oils, DyeStufs, CO.
pal and Japan Varnish, Putty,
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03

Just received a prime article, warranted
fresh. This is a far cheaper mode Of obtai-
ming the plant for hedges, raise them your
selves. T0OTLE Il JACKSON.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03
ELIZABETH FOX.

TeyamiEel3 the above named patient few
bays before he commenced taking the Pan
acea, have examined him since and fdilv
sanction the statement of the parents. be-
icE9 1t to be a permanent as we'll as re-.
mQrkable cure. Attest,
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03


gle case of dyspepsia whore DIR. Bruce's Par.
acea has been used without decided ana
valuable improvement. Even where this
fearful disease has become mark edsand con-
firmed, assuming all the most aggravated
symptoms, where he skill Of the most emi-
uent physicians have failed, and many pat
eut medicines in ppoular favor have been
tried III vain, the inaeea has expelled tho
disease and reinstated youthful vigor and
health. fa
Read the following statement Of genle-
man OF the most unimpeachable veracitv
Henry CO., Ky, Nay 10, 1853.
DR.. BRUCE--- Dear Sir: have been sorelv
afflicted for eight years---haye taken medi-
cine from several eminet physicians, and va
rlo,, medicines yariously recommends to the
puhtlc, at an expense to me of some two
hundred dollars, all without permanent ben
eht. | had become very weak and lean---
pam IN my side and"breast, great depression
shortnesS Of breath, an extreme constipation
OF my bowels, going from eight ten days
without any action. In this condition pro-
cured few bottles Of your Indian Vege.a-
Die Panacea, aud have found gi eat rslof.
| am free from pain, and am res,uing nv
hesn and former strength. Ny b,weis are
am able a., ain " to perform my dal'y labor
on my farm. know the Panacea is helping
me, and cheerfully recommend it to those
afflicted with dyspepsia, constipation and
torpor of the liver. WM. G. TORBIT,
''Dr. Bruce's Panacea"
Whenused according to direction will surs
invariably the following diseases: Dyspepsia
Scrofu'a or Kings Evil, Incipisnt Consump-
ton, Rheumatism, Inflammation of the Ewes,
Liver Complaints, Gravel, Piles, Dropsy, Sick
and Nervous Headache, Pain in the Side,
Breast and Back, Diseases of the Kidneys,
Spleen anu Spine, Coldness OF the Feet, Old
Sores and Ulcers, Swelling Of the .Glaufs
Lumbago and Jaundice; Female Irre9ulari-
ties aud all diseases arising FROM an ins-.
proper Or excessive lse of Mercury. II
CALPROPERTIES AND USES.
Alternative, Purgative, Diureti !, Diaphor
etic and TOMS. It's ac,isn on he LIVER and
Blood is powerful aud ssnatiy ,.r It removes
Constipation, and is the MAS rERKlNG0F
PAIN! 1t acts with pro .aPtness on the
Kidneys and Urine, prenote persplFat.on
causes an equilibrium u puTlles the Blood,
clears the Skin. cleanses tho Tongue, aAee-
tens the Breath, aid while it thus removes
| from the system all accumulated mpsbi6c
matter, its tonic HoPertifs,sive tone and &C
ton, imparting new life and yisor. Price
S 10 per bottle. j s.,oz. a-.a...s j 4setxs
w 81 .afisA ! sl1aSeet Z kb 1Efx,
fGh By eao aso. W. W1sK F.atcsssor to c. G. G :.
Bragg &co.) corner 8d, snd Nhfkss Street,
/ st. Louis Mo. .Ssls agent Tor tasIwstsshd
by j.. l. ,JsaSsuxeE City of Oeuoea RiaGa les.
i, OF Agents va1te1 .thpoughsnA$heAnon-
try TO sell tac above valuable meaicine. ~
June %, '54-aO-Y
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03
Man. Know ThySc,f."

Az INyALUABLE BOOK FOR % cENTs-"EyERy
FAMILY Should HAVE Cory"
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03
PAN A c { A.
The Doctors al last admit that
s c r Q F u l. A c AN BE UREO.

IssIIh IIIIo tOIl, IICHFY C ' NY
June, 1858.
Dr.. Bruce, Dear Sir;--In Justice to you
and the afflicted generally, we beg leave to
state that our son has long been afflicted with
SCROFULA in its worst form, large knots
be5Rg forpei or the neck and throat, as arg+.
az a heD'S 81. While IN this condition We
procured two bottles OF your Panacea which
he took according to directions, and, thank
God, it has cured him. He is now we'll.
Yours, most gratefully,
JAMES FOX.
ELIZABETH FOX.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03
THE GREAT WAR QUESTION

is not vet settled, or l'kely to sbe until the
independence Of P.,and and Hungary is
proclaimed to the world. But whilo war &
commotion disturbs the peace of Europe,
America is tranquil and many of hen It'll
zens are learning wisdom by having til cir
UNDERSTANDING clothed at the Root and Shoe
Store of
HUNTINGTON g. PYPER.
Who have just received ono of the best Fan
and Winter trade stocks of Boots and Shoes
ever brought to this market-consisting in
part, of Ladies fna black and colored Silk
Caters do. tina kid Kossuth Boots; do End.
Jenny Lind Boots; do Fine Black and White
Kid Dancing Slips; do Bronze and Patent
Jenny Lind Ties; do Kip and calf lace Boots;
do mo- and im pokas and L Boots Men 5
Fine French calf Boots; do Kip thick, coarse,
hue, and Nebraska Boots; do calf, kip and thick
Brogans; do Freneh add Oxford Ties do Fine
hid and Patent Opera Dancing pumps, Nulii-
tiers, Slips, dc.
Misses, Bows, Youths and Childrens Boots
andShoes, Of all kinds. sizes, aud of the best
quality.
Also-A Sne Stock of Winter CLOTHING,
Hats, Caps, &c, of all kinds.
Also-Groceries, fine Teas, Liquors, DE.
Thankful for past tavors, We solicit con-
tinuance of the patronage of our friends and
the public generally. Our object is quick saIe'
aud small profits Call in and set our Stocl
next door 10 the Robinson House Broadway
No trouble TO show goods at
HUNTINGTON g. PYPER'S,
n B-Sheet Music, and Guitar and Violin
Str ngs.
BiSE City, Sept &c, 1854 n54-T
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03

v Read this line, rca Ter.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03
FOR SALE.

DARREL and sack -four for ale, at the cash
ID store, G. DOU iHTY d Co.
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-04-03

100, 900 corIEs SOLD IN
LESS THAN a YEAR. A
LCw Clition, revised
and improved, just is
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-27

FoN DU Lac MINING CoMPANY.-By re-
ference to our advertising columns, it will be
Obserued that the affairs of this company
have been transferred to other persons, and
we are pleased to announce that a sufficient
amount of capital is now invested to rapidlv
develop the rich mineral lands in their pos
session. We need but mention the names of
the new board of officers to satisfy our
readers OF vigorous progress William H.
Newton is President, William Geo. Cowell
Secretary and Agent at the mines, who, with
Messrs. Benjamin and Thompson and Asa
A. Parker, forming the Board of Directors,
will soon realize the expectations of the
stockholders, and give practical demonstra-
ton Of the richness of our virgin copper
hills, 4 E. G. Becker, Esq, is Treasurer.
The first operations Of the company will
be directed to,the opening and working Of
their vein. and location near Black River
Falls, fourteen miles southerly from this
place. A wagon road from the vein. inter-
secting with the military road, will be opened.
An assessment Of thirty cents per share has
been made.-Snperior Chronicle.
MAIL RoBBER CAUGHF.- The Dubuque
Express learns from Mr.. Cookery, the p. M.
of that city, that. the person who perpetrated
the robbery at Marion, on the Iowa City mail
route, has been detected and the money re-
covered, He is blacksmith by trade, living
in Marion, and was from the first suspected.
Soon after the discovery Of the robbery ne
and his wife were arrested, but the examina-
ton elected nothing important. While the
man and woman were under arrest their ht-
tie boy, in conversation with some one, di-
vulged the place where the booty was secre-
ted. $500 was recovered. 1t is said that
the individual is strongly suspected Of having
tasted prison fare before.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-10-27
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER SO, ISIS.
The Legislature.

A few days since, the Democrat under
took to "classify" the members elect to the
Legislature. We noticed that those Demo.
Gratis who ran upon the Olmsted ticket and
were elected, were placed in the list of " Dem
ocrats" by our obsequious neighbor, while
those of the same organization who had the
hardluck to be defeated-Hon. s. B. .Olmstead
for instance-were stigmatized as "bolters.' %
1t thus appears that bolter ceases to be q
bolter-if he only happens to be elected |!
This is 10. Brown logic, double distilled and
perfected. We shall see how it will work
put in the end.