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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-12-23

EDWIN j.. FE&AgER.
REAL ESTATE meabRRR

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Lower Rrosdways oppSsits rssiSs Hoaus.
coUEcEL BLuFEs, ss,. ..ss.ssl4 =. sssygs.
nUHA, salla- seakn aaa amsAsuama al
ID kinds Of Real Estate, sax aissassk Aszi.
ara or pessoTs in aAs city. Laans wpasag,
aakes eollectiouss pays taxaa, assa 49,
abstracts 81 title. Gives rsliahls fueo-s.a.
tion respecting shsprleaa OF real eeEake -
ezseagsa aii hGl@Sness connected Win : 80
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-12-23

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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-12
Another Falshood.

at started as an independent Free State
paper, upon the charity of the Republicans
of the Free States"
Such is the language of the Michigan
E5positor, published at Adrian, in regard
to the Herald Of Freedom. 1t is of the
character with the other falshoods pub
lished to our prejudice. The Herald of
Freedom was established with our own
funds, and was published year and
nearly third without any charities from
the Republicans of the Free States, or
anybody else. When destroyed because
of its devotion to principle, the friends Of
freedom contributed of their means, and
made up about one fourth of our loss.
Those presses and individuals who sup
posed We were selling out our manliness,
or native independence, when they made
us those donations, were only deceiving
themselves, for we did not so understand
the bond. In our leading article in the
inst number OF our paper after its revival,
We said:-
"In marking out for the Herald of
Freedom its new work, we find no incli-
nation or necessity for changing its course.
Independent and fearless it shall pursue its
way, regardless of the dictation Of profess
ed friends, or the anathemas of its undis-
guised enemies. Whether it leads to for
tune or the scaffold we are bound to pub
lish a journal which shall be terror to
tyrants, and the sworn fee of demaqogaes.
Wrong shall not go unrebuked because il
is clothed with power, nor shall insolence
escape eeasrre because It sliaks tehind hiqls-
titles.
We mean it shall be traafM, and Just
the paper intelligent freen1en will need to
advise them of events as they transpire at
the center of this mighty nation.D
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-12

CELEBRATED SINGLE AND DOUBLE
~ ROW SEED PLANTER! Patented Sep
tember 1Ith, le55, b. F. Piummer and J. r. Roi-
ins. practical farmers Of Dearborn county, Indi-
ana.
The Subscriber beIieyesthst in npresentingthis
Corn Planter 10 the public. that he offers TO them
the best article Of the kind ever before intro
dueed TO their notice. The simplicity Of its con-
struetisn. the perfection with which itperforms
it, work and its little Liability get cut Of order,
together with the expedition and consequent
saving of labor effected in the use Ct it. all re-
commend 1t rs being machine pre-eminently
adapted to the planting of Corn IN the broad snd
fertile prairies Of the West. Where ever exhib-
tied. at the different Agricultural Pairs through
ont the CouHtry il has never failed to obtain the
Premium ever fif competitors. it took the
lst PREMIUM at the Ohio State Fair, at Cor
lumbuS Ia 1855
1st PREMIUM at the Indiana State Fair, at
IndianaFolis where ii had six competitors.
I<t PREMIUM nc Paris Fair, IN Kentucky.
>zst pREAIT-A at Alton, Ill.
lst PRE9iU d and Diploma at Dubuqus, Iowa.
The right Of Kansas feFritory for sale.
iiease call At MorroH House, Lawrence, and
examine feT yourself, County rights for sale BY
Ans. Is a. }. BOOTH.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-12
N.,,c. a. c,.;u.n..

WHEREAS, Under the provisions of "An
act to provide for the auditing of claims,
and the act supplemental thereto, both
passed and approved February 23d, 1857,
the undersigned has been appointed Com
missioner 'sto audit and certify all claims
of all and every Terson or persons who
may present the same for consideration"
for
/. (PuJlic.) moneys actually and ne
cessarily expended for the purpose OF
maintaining and carrying into effect the
laws of this Territory, or for the purpose
of suppressing any rebellion or insurrec-
ton, whether in sustaining the militia or
any posse of the Marshal or any Sheriff
of any county of the Territory"
2. (Prirate.) Claims of ali persons
who NAV have sustained any loss or DAM
age in consequence of, or growing out of
the difficulties in this Territory, by way
of loss of property, or consequent expens-
es at any time since the passage of the
act to organize this Territory, viz: May
81, 1854 The said act provides for the
taking Of testimony in support of all such
claims, collections and certificates of
accounts-and to be laid before the next
Congress of the United States, and the
other before the next Legislative Assem-
bly, of Kansas Territory, to the end that
proper and united efforts may be made
to obtain from Congress compensation and
indemnity for the losses, expenses, and
damages incurred by the citizens of this
Territory, without distinction of party.
Notice is therefore given that the un-
dersigncd will hold sessions according to
the provisions fsaid Act, as follows:-
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-12

A NEW FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
IL IN ALTON, for manufacturing steam en-
gines, boilers, mill work and other machinery
Having Withdrawn ms interest from the frm Of
Stigleman, johnson 4 Co., am now engaged in
building new establishment, on q scale superior
to any IN this country; and am operating and
ready to receive orders at the corner Of Fasa and
Fourth streets, where / shall continue until the
new establishment is fitted fupa
The increased demand for Engines and all
kinds of mill work, and particularly better
class than eEy establishment in Alton is able or
eapatle Of doing, induces me 70 build an estab.
lisnAent and fit it up with Machinery, Tools, Mill
Patterns, and worknmen will enable me to
turn out q better class of work than has hereto
fore been made or transported In this c0utry.
And trust, from long and practical knowledge
of the business, TO receive the same encourage
ment that has heretofore been so iberally be-
slowed upon me, for which most cordially ten
der my sincere thanks, and hope to be sustained
BY generous public, IN this extensive enterprise
G. STIGLEMAN.
p. 81 now have associated with ME in the
business Aessrs. Adams 4 Miller. Mr.. Joseph
a. Miller is favOrably known as the best consult
ing Civil Engineer, Craftsman, and Designer oi
all kinds of Machinery and buildings in this
country; and we viii at all times be ready Il
give plans, specimens, amp estimates for FLOUR
ing Mills, Circular Muley and Sash Saw mills
Distilleries. Railroad and II, draulie works, anC
all kinds of machinery. Also, furnish and put
up the same II complete order, at such prices y:
cannot fail to give satisfaction.
April s5-tf.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-12

OF In the market, Missouri potatoes
are selling at $500 per busiel, Missouri
oats at $3.50; Missouri corn at $1,75;
Missouri apples at S2,oo; Missouri wheat
at S1,50; and Missouri flour at So, % per
hundred.
Missouri wagons are in our streets every
day. selling for cash whatever they bring.
Suppose Kansas wasa slave Territory,
Missouri would not receive over one-fourth
of this price for any of the above articles.
So much for freedom in Kansas.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-12
EPH'M MUTE, Jr., Sec,
Kansas and It's Indians.

We alluded last week to the treaty late
ly concluded by our government with the
Ottawa Indians, by which they are to be-
come citizens, with power to ALLEVIATE their
land, &C.. which is all as it should be-
so far as it goes. This should be follow
ed by thorough effort on the part of the
government to ..extinguish all the Indian
titles within our borders. Most of the
lands held by them are the choicest and
best we have, and the go-a-head-a-ti tive
ness of the age requires that these lands
should be cultivated and improved.
We would by 10 means have any iu-
Justice done the Indians in this matter,
and there need not be; but the spirit and
progress of our people require that these
drones upon the body polite should by
some means be removed. The sooner
the government takes the matter by the
horns, the better; and we trust not sim
gle session of Congress will pass away
without the thing being arranged for in
some way. 1t is an. important question,
which sooner or later has to be met, and
why not do it at once, and have an end
to it?
The Pottowatomies, for instance, hold a
large tract which may be said to be the
very heart of the Territory. Many of them
are enlightened and educated, and we are
told that such are in favor of selling and
becoming citizens. like the Ottawas, or in
some way to fix things with view to the
ultimate extinguishment of their titles as
now held. Our hope, therefore, is that
no more time will be lost unnecessarily in
this matter, and that the wheels will be
speedily put in motion for the accom-
plishment of so desirable an object. This
is question in which all parties will
unite, and the government need therefore
meet with no very serious obstacle in its
efforts upon the subject.
Kansas being nearly the geographical
center of the Union, and her soil as rich
as any that the sun shines upon, it is due
to her citizens that these Indian titles
give place to the onward march of the
age, instead of remaining an incubus up
on us, as they now are. Who will be the
first to move in this matter?-Kansas
Herald.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-12
rirs, oorre.nondenee.

The telegraph wires are now being laid
across the Atlantic. The first dispatch
will fash through old Oceans bed from
the throne of the British Queen to the
White House at Washington, and viii be
responded to by the President of the Uni
ted States. Such. are the arrangements
of she Telegraph Company, to which
Queen VICTORIA and President BUCHANAN
have assented. 1t viii be an interesting
occasion. and the correspondence win, no
doubt, be worthy the great nations repre-
sented by these functionaries, and viii be
read with interest all over the globe.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-12

The regular meeting of this association
was held in the Unitarian Church at Law
renee, ON the 18th uft.
The meeting was opened with prayer
BY brother III. B. Reynolds.
The following officers were chosen for
the ensuing year.
L. B. Dennis, Chairman; E. Mute, Sec
rotary; Ira Blackford, s. 7. Lum, r. P.
Durall, Committee Of Arrangements.
Voted, That at the next meeting,
amendments shall be offered to the Con-
stitution.
Voted, That the Committee of Ar
rangements provide a place for the next
meeting, and give notice to the Secre-
tary.
Voted, That Rev. Mr. Mute be APP
pointed to read an essay at the next
meeting, Oh the subject of the peculiar
difficulties against which we are called to
contend in the work of the Gospel Minis
try in Kansas.
Voted, That Rev. Mr.. Duyal be APP
pointed to read, at the same meeting, an
essay on profanity.
The committee to whom was referred
the subject of Temperance Alliance,
at the last meeting, made the following
report, which was unanimously adopt
ed
WHEREAS, This Temperance Alliance
is designed to have general influence
throughout the Territory; and
WHEREAS, The Territory is but to a
small extent represented in this meeting;
therefore,
Resolved, That we deem it expedient
to appoint committee of FIVE persons to
address an appeal to all the ministers of
the Territory, setting forth the great inn
portance of this subject, and urging them
to attend meeting for the purpose of or
ganizing Temperance League, and that
| they see that communities be represented
at that meeting by the tried friends of
Temperance-the time and place for such
meeting to be designated in the appeal.
Voted, That the same committee call
upon the friends of the Bible cause to as
semble at the same time and place, to or
ganize Bible Society for the Territory.
The committee were chosen to consist
of the following persons: S. Y. LINN, c.
Ii. Lovejoy, R. c. Brant, E. Mute, Jr., S.
S. Sneider.
Voted, That the Secretary furnish cop
les of the proceedings of this meeting fol
publication in the newspapers of Law
renee, the QaimiarO Chiado,can, Leaven-
worth Tm>s, and Kansas Tribune.
| Adjourned.
] EPH,M MUTE. Jr. Sec,v.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-12

THANKFUL to their old patrons for past IA
80. vi, thai tbex are eont;nnsIIS reseiving
beayy additions to their already extensive stock
of merchandise. enabling them to supply the
Lawrence market with Fancy and Staple Goods
OF ever variety, at prices As low ss any other
store In tie eountry. Their stock Of Groceries
l. complete Provisions. embracing Flour. Corn
Meal. Lard, Pork, Bacon, de-, always on hand.
Oils. Paints, CFoekery. Steyeware. Hollow ware,
Harlyare, Weoden-Eare. Cr0sscut Saws, Nails,
GIass of the various sizes, TinWare, Csrpeaters'
TooIs Boots and Shoes, Ready made Clothing,
Window sash, Doors, CarpetiHgs, in short gen
eral and complete assortment of every thing psu-
ais called for in country store III store Hoping
to receive q continuance OF the liberal patronage
heretssfere extended TO as. We sre the psblic's
humble scFya8t. w. T.. DJACAA.
L<rscTsace, Aay 20, 1857.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-12
Commissioners for Auditing claims

" Centropolis has two stores, two
boarding houses. printing Office, post
office. blacksmith shop, chair factory, and
carpenter shop. Cenlropolis will have, in
about two weeks, large steam saw-mill
in running order; and by winter Meth
odist Church. Centropolis ought to have
good hotel, shoemaker shop, city char
ter, city officers, and a aregimeut of United
States troops encamped in the vicinity
With the last mentioned institution sta
toned here to suppress an insurrection,
and an .extra' issued from this office,
headed "Tyranny and Oppression" and
other display expressions calculated to at
tract attention and engage public symra-
thy for us in our martvrdom to the cause
of freedom, we take it that Centropolis
would soon be on the highroad to distinc-
ton. We think some of trying the ex-
pertinent. in order to keep up with some
of our eighlors.-Kansas Leader.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-12

IS the largest machinery manufactor3 and o.
\ pot in the United States. where may be to1b-
Steam Engines. Locomotive and CyIinGer stes1
Boilers. All kinds Of Woed and Iron Asshlh-
cry. Premium -PDrtsbIe Circular Saw MI.
Noyes Portable Flour and Corn Mills, sIIh nsI
Mill Furnishings. Superior Shingle Aills. stsA15
and Water Guages. Steam Whistles. lInisses
Brass Work and Engine Trimmings. Cssilac
and Mill Gearing. Gstes' Patent Screw Cale.' C.ls.
best AachiHists' Files. Of car own iEIP0rtsu0I
Smoke Pipe, BEeeches, Sheet Work, etc. etc,
We say 20 our patrons and the public genera,
that heretofore Be have not been able to kecpsp
creased eur works. il,crcsssd our frm, and h:se
greater facilities for SUPPLYING the hest u"
Machinery than any other establishment
r. W. GATES. E.S. EAzNEg. 7. CHALAh~
A. @. WAREEB. DR.. FRASsk.
April II, 1851. 7.-Iy
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-12
Blk wean.

MOULD RESPECTFULLY INIOkA 'fs =
w people Of Kansas generally. and INC. :. - :.
the vicinity of Lawrence, particularly. that Iss;
are now prepared 70 make, at q and = slry senyS
Street, al kinds Of CARRIAGES, Atostsc. -
East. Ali kinds of repairing done with nes:nss
and despatch, at reszpnable prices. Mgna sHax'
ing done. CABINET MAKERS, AT ENlz4 :,
IouT turning done in any pattern 20 suii am y -
viii soon be prepared 20 do 81 kinds Of scren "a
steel. complete aEd superior assortment iol -
IN quantities 70 salt, af TIE lowest market
Horse shOeiuz done IA superior manner; an l.
always dealing con Che SQUARE charging resse..
ably. and living up 70 eur motto OF "deeas' -
gas. TO gain aad slEsss Esep The patTonass
confidence Of oar felisF men. DIX DEAe.
August G, l657.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-12
Executors Notice.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given by the sub
seriber that on the 1Ith day of April, 1857,
letters testamentary were granted to me By the
Clerk Of the Probate Court Of Douglas County,
Mechem. deceased, Of the County and Territory
above named, testate, and have accepted the
said trust, and qualified according to Law. All
persons having demands against said estate are
required to exhibit them TO me for allowance
within Que year from the aforesaid date, or they
may be preeluded from any benefit Of such estate,
and If such claims be not exhibited within three
years from the date of said letters they shall be
forever barred, April 18th. 1851. 47In3s
JOHN PIERATT, Executor
on the estate Of ID. T. Meehem.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-12
AHy's apo Lapo agents.
ID. HI. Weir,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
n General Land and Collecting Agent. Law
renee, Kansas Territory. Having opened Cen
eral Land Office, will attend to all professional
business entrusted to my care, including the Sc
curing and collecting claims investigating titles
to Lots. buying and selling, paying taxes, Loan
ing and Investing money, Locating Land War
rents, Entering Land on Time for settlers, and
agency business generally.
REFERS TO Hon. 5. &. Halfway. Elmira, \. Y;
Jas Bradley, Omaha City. \. T.; Messrs; Paine
4 Wade, Cleveland, Ohio; Hon. T.. (. Hannah,
Bend. Ind. ID. &. Rose. La Porte, Ind.
Office on Mass. St., over Woodward Finley's
Drug Store mar. IA '51-tf.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-12

9 We are having the mos. beautiful
weather; there is nothing to compare it to,
it is so delightful. People are taking ad-
vantage of it in all Departments. Hayins,
building, travelling, and everything re-
quiring out of door labor is now rushing
an
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-12

OF Grass is lighter this season than
has ever been known by residents who
have lived in the Territory for twenty
years. The season was uncommenly dry
up TO the first of august. The rains
since have revived the prairies. so that the
fall feed viii be abundant.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-09-12
PIanterss Hotel.

I EAyENw0RTH CITY.K K.T. This House
IL is - feet front Main street BY lle feet front
on Shawnee. The building is of brick, four
stories high, and is furnished in the most eomfor
table manner. Travellers and the Public gener-
ally are respectfully invited to call and see Us.
HCARTI d M'MEEkIN, PrOprietOrs.
April, 16, 81