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IN wasniH fsur nssies OF tins CITY AIS
nusrser ssersiansef shHri weasi stiashpr slass ,
sess been cuiied DRESS from about n1ilas f~a
thecttv; assoss aramastgv s~s OF lans telnr
FYecslv apon the road travelled srureh ara at
miles 1rom the aeitvra roverssev with sfgyer
ether Smaller traess at Bans spa n Y,uu,f.4r .
eho'ee essv lots WHICH be Fpuressnsess AT IA
sssas toy emsh aswn is assens~r se rssmedfare sv
i. p JOHNSON ayeut
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Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-06-26
~ggEs THE sreE
- IL
- Largest and Resi- L.
A : : q R T VI + N i

FVRKITURE q GROC.F RTTS
Received bv GeHa4
THAT HAS ARRIVED THIS sUM&ER.
Nanl4tf for sA3a 81 t4e r.leptaH, 1la-o
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-06-26
Fresh arrival of New tseod>

sEsHE undersigned hsve Tecesxel -
4 part Of ths.sr susaraeF stock -
rooffS ~wh1cis makes lsse ssFsHsi
srec of isrv ssoess aud - EIaG Gas ever
TEEN reresvad IN thisScss sssss srlrang
Cur stock consists cd 's-raerakgaTsesy al sta
uie an
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-06-26

- the rroSneet fer Is hauatii0l harvest
IS very cheering. Asrsr did tho ereps look
better Ia th4s section at tn. country attho
we have had saa unaSuaiIv aTv spring
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-06-26

fsasxsssa We sHasssssnt s-snas Arssrs.
Aai.aae hl.a, Barrow, and r. II. Asrchsval
hAae agfuaffr nnutrartesf sswr fae narrhas~ cf
a saeasnaaas, ,sstsaoess as nacsHt nsswecn 81
..aesesais Ana Council Riatss faau sneass Tn err
in taaa snssrpEise for swift means of later
nasxssa t6as naiat and tLa
iasnn~r eauasrv, has foag Aesa = ss0xl aasslau.
heHytiAv felt ap tAe Iualls
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-06-26

- Saxen steamboats, loadar Wlth troov
and government sapphes FOR Tho upper coul
tre have paSsed % t4a Iltl..
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-06-26

- Among the merchants 81 our cav. Ia
vared bv the late tylo ot the -Aaair.3. are
lianunrton a Pvnar Proof, read assvcY-
t3Scmgs
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-06-26

y d u. .Ssusxmaa hasa sas~me<ssas arssas
suihss sa,> ~f~sss~sns frsza MS aausin q.
{ 4sss a1uAssesas- sam~ Asaas aad ~hItc
as1.ass@ouunsr<s~~scs ~~sas wssseh az
sssatsr - Essacgs smrs niFe "nte eoal.
1ssnHs of shas vataahie sr<ieis eousd &c
t~na~ 10 ~xA~ws ~assd manifest Tie same
- sassss a<ssna aacxe man.
IE1hs.sd
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-06-26

Arrival
lzA 1A~ ss~Amar AssmiFai sFstsest - ~1F Yssrt
lsw ss~asy mnrnsag last. With ss,swsy cargo
for the merchants of our CITY. She had on
q saxge Quantity ol isoag, which at this dis
srasSsnu time. as tssanktmlfv received.
She returned, freiehtod with corn, FOR st.
l8u.A
Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-06-26
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Vino II anfS lo IN

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Council Bluffs bugle., 1855-06-26

tANp AeF>cY.--Ate oaI3 attention to tae
advertisement ef AIR k.oomcr. IN anotbos
column. lsa has onene,. Al eHea next door
"a tho Pacific iioaso and aesisnS "a devote
hfS attention IL sae Dayine and selling Qf
lands and the !ant aeenav business peper&.. 5.
iie offers Somo excellent property for safe
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-16

The Slaveholding interest, which has pre-
dominant influence IN every department oil
our Federal Government, seems inclined 70
establish itself by construction, where DINER
resets seem hazardous be repeal OF the
Missouri Compromise created so much pop
ular discomfort as to render further resorts
to Congress of doubtful eXpediency. 1t the
same ends, therefore, can be secured by Ju-
dlcial interpretations of existing laws, ihal
will be a safer mode of proceeding than
recurrence TO the legislature.
The repeal OF the Missouri Compromise
removed The prohibition of Slavery from mar
part of the Louisiana Territory north OF 80
30 But the ordinance of i7s7,-an the
Oregon Bill, perpetuate this prohibition over
other portions of the Federal Territory
The Attorney General of the United States
has recently given an opinion upon case
presented for his action, IN which he mann
tans that the Missouri Compromise Ac''
which undertakes to determine in advance
a perpetual rule of municipal law for all tha'
portion of the province Of Louisiana whion
lies north OF the parallel of 367 ~. norn
latitude. was null and uoid ab ineePio, because
incompatible te,ih The organic Jacf q eqnday
OF Internal righi, in all respects, befioeen ,"e
old and the neio States" The opinion also
covers the case of the ordinance of i'cr
and holds that this was superseded ey ,"e
adoption Of The Consultation Of the o""''
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-16

ported by Messrs Field, Davenport ana
Edmunds, opposed by Mr. Stevens of E,s,
Montpelier, and adopted.
The resolution introduced by Mr. Forou
expressing sympathy with the people Sc
Kansas who are trying to form free State
was adopted Also Mr. Beecher's resolu,,o,
on the Passamore Williamson case.
The Joint resolution to elect State su,,o
lnieudent Of Common Schools was called =.
by Mr. Marsh, who moved to amend so ..
elect at ) o'clock this Thursday mornin,
lost.
Resolutions. BY Mr. Lamb. directing D,o
sargeani-at-nrms TO remove the sea,s 49,,
desks Of the house and substitute o,bors b.,
ter COMFORTING with the other fixtures NJ H..
room, the comfort of members. and dio,,:,..
OF the State, not TO cost exceeding $4,000
Mr. White suggested $500 Mr. Lamb mo
we'd to lay the resolution on the table md
make II the order for the first day Of Tho noe,
session. Mr. Stevens Of East Mon,oslo.
moved to dismiss; agreed to. By Mr. F,eld
for messages 10 the Governor and senate
forming them that the House has on ns ,.,,
completed the business Of the session. adoo.
ted The Chair appointed Mossrs Field ma
Leland to perform this service. BY Mr. B,,,.
ham, thnt IN consideration OF slavery and
kane-ism, Vermont considers herself M lon.
gera member of the Union; rejected-and
Mr. Brigham rejoleed that the Union is safe
The House receded from its amendmep, IA
the bill relating to the homestead and Wild.
ows' dover.
On receiving the usual messages. tho
Speaker adlourned the House wlthnni DIV
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-16
TUESDAY, Nov. I3.
SENATE.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Parker.

Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Parker.
Remonstranoe. By Mr. Daniels, Of the
Rutland and Washington railroad company,
against the extension of the Rutland and
Whitehall railroad from Castleton to Rut-
land read.
Petition. BY Mr. Allen of Rutland, for
the extension of the Rutland and Whitehall
railroad from Casleton to Rutland; read
Bal referred BY Mr. Page, in relation to
justices Of the peace for the town of Cabot (;
referred to Judiciary committee.
Special Relating to Limitation of
Bank loans; after amendment Mr.. Daniels
opposed the bill as unnecessary, and it was
rejected
Reports. BY committee on Finance, II.
bill to pay Hiram l.. Briggs; passed.. By
committee on Roads, bill in addition to an
act Incorporating the Rutland and " hitehall
Railroad Company and 1t was made the
special order for ? l-2 o'clock this afternoon
By General committee, in favor of house
bill IN addition to an act to prevent traffic in
intoxicating liquor for the purpose Of drink
ing, with two amendments, imposing fine,
on drunkenness and obtaining liquors o,
false protenses, which we're adopted. Mr.
| Porpoint moved to strike out the first section
and insert the section proposed in the hous,
by Mr. Corkins; laid on the table for Thu
afternoon.
BY special committee to whom was refeue,
part OF the Governors Message relating lS
the extention Of slavery &c, report an
resolutions. Mr. Coolidge moved that tn
report and resolutions be LAID upon the iabl
and 1900 copies printed ssrced to.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-16
= o'clock p. NJ.
SENATE


BiHs.-By Mr. Ilsrtshorn, in addition to
chap Sc of the c s. referred 10 Jud. commit
tee. Extending the time for paying in the
capital stock of the West River Bank re-
ferred to committee on Banks. BY Mr.
Hartshorn. repeating sec ~ of chap 10 c
:; referred to General committee.
Reports. - BY Com. on Education, in favor
of bill to incorporate the Peacham Juvenile
Library Society ordered to Sd reading.--
Also, house bill, to incorporate the Green
Mt. Acadamy passed. Bv Com on Banks,
against bill to incorporate the Fairfax Bank
indefinitely nnsfponad Ry Ganaral Com,
agalns: house bill to change the name of
the town of Lowell to Montyille rejected
BY Com, on Agriculture, in favor Of house
bill for the promotion Of Agriculture, Hor-
tculture, &c. with amendments made a
special order of tomorrow at 10 A. NJ.
House Bills Laying tax on the county
of Franklin, referred 10 Select committee
composed of three Senators of said county
To incorporate the Montpelier Quarrying
q Mining Company; referred to committee
on Manufactures.
Bills taken up. Relating 10 Bank Loans :;
made special order ofto.morrow 10 A. NJ. 20
Senate bill changing shire of Caledonia Co.,
indefinitely postponed. Providing for the
bringing of suits by the party in interest
ordered to he.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-16
Senator ktchison on the Kan
sas Movement.

PLATTE CRY, Mo. Sept. -, le55.
GENTLEMtN If Kansas Is Abonionued,
Missouri ceases to be a Slave State, Nc"
Mexico becomes Free State, California re-
mains Free State but u i0e secure kansas
as Stare State. Missouri is secure; .Neie
Merito and Southern California, u not al
Of IT, becomes SLAVE State; ia a icord' The
or The rum Of The ichOie Souh de-
ponds on the Kansas struggle.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-16

Reports. by sedeciarr oommittee, Senate
bill in amendment Of sec 3 chap u on coun.
ty property, court may make repairs not ex-
cccding 5000 in amount in any one year ~
Mr. Beckwith moved to amend BY giving the
court powc. 10 take leases agreed to. and
the bill passed. BY same committee, bill in
addition to chap % on unclaimed railroad
baggage, AMENDMENTS extending the time
that baggage and valuables shall remain I'M
claimed before sale or reverson to the state.
agreed to and bill ordered to Sd reading 80
BY same committee, Senate bill in amend
ment Of chap lsC S relating to the insane
poor passsd. Also, Senate bill in addition
to chaps c $ on eiectment, repeating sec.
a. passed. BY committee on Banks, on bill
to incorporate Nantastiquet bank, that
strictly legal notice had not been given. MIR
Field said he could not ask the House as
matter Of right to consider this bill, and he
therefore moved to dismiss the bill agreed
TO. BY same committee, same report as TO
Windsor bank Mr. Steele adopted the course
Of Mr. Field, and on motion of Mr. White the
bill was dismissed.
Special order.-The House considered the
bill relating to salaries and fees, fixing saa-
les Of states attorneys Mr. Marsh moved
to reduce the salaries in the amendment Of
the committee for Rutland and Windsor TO
$3.50 agreed to, and the amendment Of the
committee was adopted. M West moved
to amend, providing that the bill shall take
effect on The LIST Of December next; agreed
to. Mr. Powers of w. demanded the yeas
and nays. Mr. Marsh said that this bill redu.
ced the sum about : 900 below the average
pay for the last six years, and $4,000 below
the present year. Yeas l4i, nays IS so
the bill was ordered to Sd reading.
Sarery.-The select committee on so
much Of the Governors message as relates
TO slavery and the ouirages in Kanzas. re-
ported a preamble and resolutions, which
were ordered to be printed,
The Fugihrs Same Laic. Mr. FELTON, cal
led mp the bill relating to jails and prisons,
prohibiting the use thereof by the u S I'M
der the fugitive slave law when Mr. Brig
ham moved an amendment ceding land to the
Z 5 for prison in Windsor co. rejected
Mr. Adams OF Fqrhaven moved TO dismiss
the bill, and Mr. Powers of w demanded the
yeas and nays Messrs Adams Of Fairhaven.
Beckwtb. Field, Ballou. Brigham and Brown
Of G. J. thought the bill entirely unnecessary
md inexpedient, and Nessrs FELTON,, Stevens
of f. Montpelier, George. Beard and Powers
Of w. thought that cases might possibly
arise. and thai this bill was nothing more
nor less than notice TO the y S to provide
its own prisons. Mr. Matteson objected that
the bill goes too far, in that it excludes the
use of prisons in all cases Of resistance 10 the
fugitive slave law, although that resistance
might involve also n violation of our own
laws. Mr. Edmunds preferred to be imprs-
oned in Chittenden county, rather than be
taken out Of the State, and he should there
fore vote against the bill Ayes 6s noes
l04-so the motion.to dismiss was lost
Adjourned
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-16
HOUSE.

Reports - BY select committee, against
the petition of Hiram Potter and Others for
annexation Of part of Marshded to Plain
field, and they had leave to withdraw. By
committee on manufactures, Senate bill 10 ia
corporate Windsor Hotel CO., and il was
passed BY committee on claim, against
petition of Ira Bushnell and others, and
they had leave to withdraw in favor of Sen
ate bill to pay Horace Evans Ssh II, and
it was passed. BY general committee, a
/ gains, Senate bill for removal Of the dead
and II was rejected. BY judiciary commit
tee, against bills amending 80 c. 70 c. =
and in relation to trustees, and they were
rejected. BY general committee, Senate
bill relating to the opening of highways, and
it was passed. By select committee, on
bill providing for time and places OF holding
Rutland County Courts that no notice lad
been given: Mr. Adams moved to lay on the
table lost. slr Marsh moved To dismiss,
supported by Mr. Barnes and carried BY
committee of ways and means, Senate bill
for relief of Stark bank; bill opposed by
Messrs Powers of W. and Field on the
ground that the bank was forced 10 suspend
payment IN Boston by It's own indiscrect act,
in sending it's money to Ohio supported BY
Mr. Bartlett of l., who though, that the
stock olders had been sufficiently punished
already for the fault Of their directors, hav-
/ ing been compelled to pay $4,000 to sus-
tain the bank. On motion Of Mr. Brown of
Il. l., the bill was made the special order
f for this evening By general committee,
J whhou, expressing any opinion, bill relating
to salaries and fees Regulating mileage Of
members of the Legislaiure,) and Il was re-
jeeied. By select committee, Senate bill to
erect monument at the grave of Etenn Al
len, and It was supported in brief but very
spirited speeches by Messrs Bartlett Of L.,
, Field, Beckwilh, Brigham Darling, Ed.
munds and Adams, opposed by Messrs Ste
vens Of E. Montpelier aud Powers Of w.
lwho wished first TO see whether the egis
lsture would do any thing for common
schools,) and passed yeas ls5, nays d.
The nays were Messrs Cross, Capp, Stov
ems of Z. Montpelier aud Tilloson. B,
a Judiciary committee, against bill relP,ing /,
$ trial Of criminal causes, and It was rejected
u By committee on education, bill relating L
a school districts, and il was ordered 10 thir,
a reading also bill rereaIing act Of 1853 il
N amendment Of act 1852, on the location O
e school house. and il was ordered to thu
:. reading. by committee on banks, bill re-
o sting 10 bank Of Royal,on and il was order
ed 10 third reading. BY select eonp il,e'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-16
W fbNfs Dali NOV. II.
2 o'clock =. NJ.
SENATE.

Reports. BY joint committee of the two
houses appointed to examine the Library
report accepted BY Judiciary committee,
against H. bill relating to jais and prisons /;
rejected, Also, II. bill to amend the charter
Of the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co;
passed. BY General committee, Ho bill to
amend sec 20 chap Is C S relating to the
support Of paupers and removal of the in
sane poor bill passed. BY General com
mi,tee, Ho bill to increase the fees of jurors
and witnesses before the county courts,
with amendments same adopted and bill
passed. by Judiciary committee, against
Ho. bill constituting act annexing part of town
Of Addison TO Weybridge rejected. BY
General committee, bill authorizing the pro-
prie,ors of Lyman bridge tc build toll house:
passed. by comm ttee on Claims, lilo. bill
10 pay Ezra d. Andrews; passed. by
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-16

bill for division Of Sterling and annexation
10 johnson, Morrlstown and Stowe, and II
was ordered to third reading. BY commit
tee of ways and means, bill making provi-
sion for support Of government. (tax 10 cts
and It was ordered to third reading. BY ju-
dietary committee, against bills in relation
to action Of account, in amendment, OF s. u
C. 20, and relating to s'rvice of process, and
they we're dismissed N favor Of bill in ex-
PLANTATION of sec. of charter Of Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance CO., and it was or
dered to third reading; Senate bill, to au-
thorize the transportation of convicts 10y au-
thorites Of n. W and it was passed. BY
committee on manufactures, bill to incor-
porate Mortified Cemetery Association, and
it was ordered to third reading.
Special order.-The House considered s.
bill to establish a board of Education, the
question being on the amendment Substitute
bilUof Mr. Blanchard. The amendment was
adopted. and the bill, on motion of Mr. Wood
worth, was made The order for 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning.
Resolution. BY Mr. Merrill limiting mem
bers to speaking twice on each question, and
not more than eight minutes at each time ;
time extended to fifteen minutes, on motion
Of Mr Field, add resolution laid on the table.
The Governor communicated the annual
report Of the National Life Insurance Co;
which was referred 20 committee under 4th
JOINT rule
Mr. Adams moved to reconsider the vote
fixing the adjournment On Thursday next
and moved to lay this motion on the table
lost. The reconsideration was refused
Adiournpd
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-16
SIGNS OF THE COMING
STORM.

It is clear that the Administration will
take ground straight out for the extension of
Slavery. Not simply in Kansas.-'hat is
comparative y a bagaielle but the effort will
be made to break down every barrier and
make Slavery national. Below are signs
which are not 10 be mistaken.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-16
SENATE. -EvENrNe.

s'A%Af - = 80 ~ f@.'f.'Ns
Jbint Resolution from the House.--That
the 18th JOINT rule be suspended until : o.
clock tins evening; concurred in.
Reports r. BY committee on Roads, bill TO
relieve Railroad corporations aud their cred
itors, asking 10 be discharged leave grant
ed and ball rejected. By committee on FL
nance, bill providing for the support of gov,
eminent; passed BY Judiciary Committee,
in favor of House bill Tor the discharge OF
one or more Joint debtors without imparing
the right of creditors passed. Also,
House bill in addition to chapter ll6, c. s.,
entitled salaries and fees rejected Also,
against bill relating to the bringing Of suits (;
passed Also, 10 favor of bill in relation to
assignments, with proposed amendments I;
passed. BY committee on Manufactures, in
favor Of bill to incorporate the Vergennes
Gas Light Company passed
By committee on Manufacturers. charter
ing the Mortified Cemetery Association !;
passed. BY committee on Finance, House
bill in addition to Chap g. c. S, entitled
Divorces, in favor passed. BY committee
on Banks, House bill relating to Banks Of
Discount; passed. BY committee on Man.
ufactures, in addition to act Incorporating
the VILLAGE of Bennington; passed BY
committee on Military Affairs. against II.
bill authorizing the exchange of fire arms I;
rejected. BY General Committee, bill to
divide the town Of Sterling, &c; passed
By committee on Education bill to incorDo
rate the Missisquoi Valley Academy rclat-
ing to school districts to repeal act relating
to location of school houses bill dividing
funds arising from grammar school lands IN
Orleans County to amend act relating TO
school lands in Orange County: all passed.
The Governor returned Senate bill rela-
ting to eiectmeni, with objections to it's pass
age, and the bill was rejected.
Bills taken up.-In relation to assign
ments; in addition to chapter ~ C. s., enu-
tied divorce House bill making provision
for support of government; and they were
severally passed Regulating charges for
freight on Railroads in the state, in certain
cases rejected.
Mr. Worlhngton moved reconsideration
of vote refusing 30 reading of bill entitled
of Jails and prisons ; agreed to.
SENATE.
Resolutions from the house, rela-
tive TO Kansas and the Passmore William
son case, were nome oncurred in, as Joint
resolutions on the same subject have already
been adopted. The resolutions Of the house.
reported by the committee on Slavery, Sc,
were concnued in. Messages were ordered,
informing the Governor and house, that the
senate has, on its part, completed the bnsi.
ness OF the session the President adjourned
the senate without day.
Mr. Benedict offered the following reso-
ton -
RESOLVED, That the thanks of the Senate
be given to the Hon. Ryland Fletcher for
the ability, courtesy, and impariiality with
which he has presided over the senate during
the present session
Which was unanimously adopted.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-11-16
HOUSE. EVENING.

RePorts.-By judiciary committee, against
resolution for digested index of the laws
and II was rejected. BY general committee.
against all bills for relief of individual insane
paupers, as general bill has been passed.
and The bills were dismissed. by commit.
tee on banks, against bill to incorporate
Wilmington bank, aud ii was rejected. BY
select eommltIee, bill constituting act annex.
ing part of Addison to Wey bridge Mr.
White moved proyiso requiring the assent
OF the towns-lost, and Mr. White ,hen
moved to dismiss i lost, aud the bill was or
dered to third reading. by select commit
lee a substitute bill taxing Rutland county
Tor la'l' which was ordered 10 third read.
ing. BY Judiciary committee, Senate bills
relating to the jurisdiction of the Supreme