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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-26
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0aReial evidanos Aas rsssa.ss ssQvsyaas
Walker from the conanaaasiiae osscer 4
Bort Rii@g, thas tns Cheyassse IlslIas.s
ssan sorces hava raaelled khMa saaEENss,
shera there i no kortihcatson, and onis
hall coanpsng q iafaassy. :.
Ihe caEsFaandi is olazlesr al Fora Rilsy
asks for isalnediaEs assistance. Gas ~
tack being hourly expected, . and he
gaErissn being AlGsd wish wives and ell.;l
dsen az sbssas oaaeeRs and msesl. 20
aaans oaaeaal reports gspsssessas flsa4 sss
Anaai ama havo dHsvam Ii aHa Ahe 500 So.
and committed several anurders "a gsahs
af tha Fort.
9ndsr these circumstances. Coz, waaks.
~ hAe senE Gel. Cooke wskk ia wksala
force nndsg Ms sDnanaAa. ID De possIs n
danger Col Cpake started 9Th sha a.
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Soyssnof. The rest uf shs sso0rs fslguw
and sselys snd VII pgaaasd wisk allI
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-26

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fsw asys pass n Which nsn hAFs failed
70 establish sheis 4laisaa fss tia waas q
PROOF - sAeae persaeaalass ana sse pooa
man pas nEpa NJ apsE Rss hssEEae .
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year ffcm sas aay g hls aisas Aas &c
paasssa Oh Il ts = p e. Z Ssas fEasa
ths sasils q AAa fotssse y seeh
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a eqsli sSssse rasssak 3 fssos 4 nas'n
ne lost ExsTJxzH7 H#% xxH%xaEE OF H1ssS&&1G 1aE
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-26
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kisasy AAa as8xy bsasa. 81 al
kAssaas = sssoa asaek &c ssa-
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sRissibna I'D faHaaay reeeipls.
& AL gaods warranted pssrs ana - ults-
as2sa. H0NN d, MeCI. - AND.
anM 30 81 =
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-26

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49, 1905 pc nach gain. ~ = eyssy
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-26
ussEKED STATES
ExPR ANY.
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Is ABuvE wEkIs KgsOwN COM.
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sae asasssa o. M@teB. ns8Ess aasf Ae-
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3 rs ae saass IaAaaAs caIieornEs
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~ 81 pszasszss % 0mny 40 - 81 aszkass
49, Scr galns within iii city any thaa-
tFNS5 earsaas searavan 81 nkhas axhs hitken,
aaaew or aamRsaneRs, oE ewhsbst anY
aasaraA &C aEaa6eiai auEz&ass5aa, or pana~
Kaaase o. aAhsg aaaam ca aNisa IL az1g
kins5 Or give any conoeRa Or oahar mn%
steal ezsersainmanEa. wslkons i license !
krosideds That for aFamasio Mesoeia-
ttoaas musieaI parties Or eonaagsas and
s4z sssaaa - Raszlin q ssabslasys
gsssn 81 msds by eisiEssss IL - city.
% license sha5l o. keQEs lKsa.
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the sley s&sz1z0s - zssfAg q 80 81 IL ID.
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therefor mson tate rsrasesgtasiss lsa -
rsesssy 90 Fss,srgssr ahal1 800 - IL
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-26
G IL oUsE.
M H. wAON,
1LLET N 0 USE.

OrnsE y Main and STATE Street,
A@x@mSe. Mahsnn,
Y ~ " lp9eTsigmed, Eoald raspectfuIIr =
4as attsakaen @e kaaeaF Frjsp5,' ~. ~,
30 = sss eala public ID ssis houss - Svt %Aa
80 see1 kEksA traveller L ,l.ti
Pc aEecmm0asssd vita Al tas sonvss; WI
- asseEssdoa shaa b Issessrsd IN enc
sssslad ssaAtxssw - = II newly
Zee sIalk House stable il an. - -
ssos eosn laedIous e a. Ts.vssss -" q tAs
fsak hsa Aaam aaagiasazs 80 -, : " &C.
Ngii pc nzaas % keep rs $3.50 III ' aN,
plasa vita pf6seadsx, q "'" sup
80. - TAYLOR
NTAFTOR
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-26

r. - AgKacmA6Mgaa soeaaags -
p Tas Aash aswaal aaAi saian nf ~ Il
g. Assaaalsaral sesisl ssas b hsgaa oa
the spasioas groa1sas u the soash sss-.
esa Agricultural asd Meehaascat. Assee
sistioas ri Loaisxilla, ,Ey.s sn khs asa,.
ID, s., 4sh aad sth Ell septaEabsr. asS7.
2 Announcements Khas the Exhibssion
wegLd sahe Rlaea N uctobsz are auoass
RavoRahle arrangements for tAs ssaas4
portatiOn 81 Stock and other arkicies
will be gaaas, .ss .e ,.@ ~T.~t T. Z
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AaaAsaas % sg&ia Ooi.s Wssss
commissioning sw@ss 10 sslT yUus Il yea wssal
Huaaig gsssias = proper eAsaase. ~ 0SosGs.
rAsak ycu We are fsmd If hi kfiussasg.
sweee things Will We HAYS 10 50 hsSRoa6sad'
rous EzFzR h lad thaaa ~, u y-..srs
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-26

Wslsasn ffoan I psixaae letter rssaiiz.
I'd fsusA Kaokvilss IN sasss ssaas. shss Cd
tAs 18th inst, Lawson 9. Terry, one a
TIE shaass aiaissas u Aaariun Csansy, was
alm0as 5nsbanaly killsay ID slas foiiowima
hammers h Appaass that Aar Ferry vas
4 wofs inhis sac anills as1a was 10 tAa
~ oersmoying sslab rom shscasriage,
whale TIE Jaw Nas ii mpston, lis saw
saaShs the slab aaa dtsw AEr. 1arFy aa-
Ger the saw, which sus fim i'm swaGn fGFbna
ne left shoaiderso tbs righs hip. Mr..
Terry ,wss an old asSaAi hlanoe q ours IS
aaain him Ne hare Loaf asns 1rissasas
70 has famiiy Aswasa kind haabaaa assa
- saectssnass father, and % the world
he Wa ! patfasa fos % hoasas nan In
has death MaKioa county has lass pns AZ
heF best sa&,ss eaaespsaasng aasiSens.
u sirscerely aeplore liis aalssnasly asaAs.
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60. 90 aleslSslsla araafa.sa

.sg ss5s h 3aka N AaAEn@s A1s /
In tha Rspahaisan gsmsumsiony lelsa
1t Duganbas, gEEsy ssvsFasr salzs6ss n.
Chase sAs npai aAgea iby Aees aaaAs ii;
I-ieaaaHaas esesasnoE, Msses j. psIkeE /;
Supnams Jssaages assasem aAai@ Inssa-I
sssE, a. z. Stone; Secretary il Sssss.
4. p. Russefi; Boafaog pabiis woEks,
Jsaah ssaifk sszssaafsr.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-26

4 aaits hrisk baaiasss i hssns aoas
q the Land 0faea, Il THE clly. Is shs
~@y 81 proving % pro psaeas From
tAree 70 ten snasssa 80 masla daily By
presumption nEs- snspsass eaKhs 10
bear well in mina she dav shy made
EtAsir sssaasmeaEa. u The law requires
shAa they shall maAs pseaa q sheir pre-
aznption righs End enter Ga sasaa, with-
in enc year fsam tbs aats IL tie settle
Gnent. We notice saas twe o. ahres bOma
IDS prs-aanpsoss have aailsa II making
good tAeir re-smpaions By allowing the
scar from ths dass &c aAasn assaassmsns to
|rnn out, thsy suppdsia shat atthsy were
allowed oas year from he dAy shey hled
shsir declArasas ssazsaasaa d NJ Regis
ssr's oaSOe. Look ont pes-emptogs aOnst
taes xAs sses from sss - yaA ap II
ypasndaasoaS run oas befors uspsaag ap,
IL yoa do ron viii loQse yopx hemss&
i
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-26
kaa - mams. -

sese xR ssaaa xFesaese, iazgestt beet assor-
ted and ehsapnas nEocku Brugs. ssexgsr me-,
aaa aaasaanngs pagtaiaing ts ths Drug b.
sa ls 80 assk hFongas 60 Azis market. wAteh
wall - safa - Nneaessls cxsTeiaia On the
moss Eeaa0aabI espmaz. whaIr lsFss5.ks rssa.
- sssEythsBg Akesy - D ealled for IN
M g lac Of busiaeas, saeA an
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eha Bslisus $500 - 4. ! !.

= The Belisus Gaxssas says, c.ss
SD, weighing i6s pounds, vas oasxhs
. shs month e to pappiIlIos cfsss,
oas day LAT wssk. Ihsss he ROD y
asAlas we de hasa il ksaxsska. smal.
sar snass We believe, ass eaaasasrea "a
no ancouut wiEh our aIgonian disciples.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-26

sk1E apdHf Et9ned FespecEfaIsy aaaeaBce
- t siasfr fifsnes ard tbs pablo gaasral-
ia thAk hey bare is6k eacsksed Il thar
ne@ 4yIg store, tAsse deers east Of the
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-26

The Grss a6ssher il sAa stDasiy
- I hnndaSaEe and spicy ifsaas
sAssa S with AAA smseepriss IL sAis
EAasEsaAA ~ spmhi ishsd Al Etoaaeil RlasFs.
q - pFising krzas Rahhits 4 Car
80 sass II ap oaz taAls. The arst blast
IS he DAzSS Ba9is wxs blowa on the
ssiams EsSshs afsy u ~ u rag ID
Isssss iAzas nsz<# many rsaaxas If ssr M.
alenaa arJgJa Afsasesss3l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-14
~, Alpine Hnir BaIm.
EUR RESTORING GREY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
COLOR


Warranted to Cure Badness scurf Dandrua. Itching
ana all diseases OF the Skin This Balm gives the Scalp
new and healthy action restores the colong matter to
the roots of the Hair which passes through The Hair and
gives it natural CO Tor without the ase OF Hair DYE
hundreds of preparations have been introduced pre-
tendng 10 preserve the Hair and keep from falling off
composed OF Oils, Alcohol oti er deeterious
and all to no USE Hair Dyes have been introduced that
90 not give the Hair natural color besides being trouble
some 10 use This Balm is not DYE Knowing that A
preparation was needed to do what was required for the
Hair the proprietor irduced to experiment until he
could obtain an article that would be the exact remedy
anu AFTER seven years trial he has perfected this Balm
1t IS soothing and emolient alays all irritation of the
scalp thereby stopping that troublesome itching II
cures DandruH and Scurf and when the Hair turned
gray II VIII bring it back to its original color be Black
brown or auburn 1t makes the Hair soft and jssy-
pIeVeilis tle mar from falling Of will be seer pom
using this Balm for only few dayslife will be Civ a to
the roots of the Hair and growth will sooop anne
1ro"th does not take place at the erd of the Hair a Will
DC seen IN persons who have their Hair dyed If yo ex
anime mar that has been c0ored for week you whnd
towards me ROOTS that the hair has out gray hence
it is Necessary have the fluid at the roots of be hair
healthy that the whole hair nav be natural color zach
mar has root in the skim and is itself hollow gray
ooe through which there is constant circulation of the
pigment from the root When this pigment or coloring
matter DIES out, leaves the hair hollow and becomes
gray TO invent Balm that would produce this pigment
mas oeen the study of the proprietor TIL discovery Of
the Alpine Hair Balm viii do it, It will tring the hair to
us natural color ny making anew the coorng matter in
the roots OF the hair
1t IL mistaken notion that Gil or grease Will restore the
halri as nothing can be injurious. The Anime
HalF balm viii restore the skin and save the hair of
those who have been sick with fever or any disease
Prepared by @. A. 2 MASON, Providence r.
For sale by ali Druggists.
D. 2. IVES Il co so Milk street. Bostan, sole Whole
sale Agent for the United States and Canadas
agent m Worcester j. Q. HILL, Mechanies' Block
Geo. R. Spur, POI Man street.
i2S dam
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-14

FUe1TIyE SLAvE.-Mr. ]. S. Martin, a
fugitive from justice, came in to our Office
yesterday, and at our own suggestion and not
at his request,we give a few particulars of his
history. He is well educated in the ordinary
branches, and converses Auently and correctly.
He is of rather a warm drab, or pale yellow.
genteelly formed, and tastefully dressed. He
is barber by trade, and his owner, Mr.. ]. F.
Cady, of New Orleans, has been in the habit
of letting him out to work at his trade, upon
the river, the master receiving so much per
month for his services, and allowed him
clothes. Not having read Judge Taney's
opinion, he imbibed the impression that he
might make more money by working for him
self-he is now aware, that Judicially consid
cred, he had no self. Mr.. Martin allowed us
to read two very touching letters from his
master, pathetically urging him to leave the
inclement North, and come 10 New Orleans.
where all is sunshine. Martin treats it as ali
moonshine, and proposes to take a tour
through the State, showing up the physical
and moral condition Of slavery. He ACCUSES
his master of no cruelty, nor unkndness, but
only of the injustice of charging 81, 800 for
what only cost him about $l0O-his liberty.
- Detroit Advertiser.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-14
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
Arrival Of the George Law.

The steamship George Law arrived at New
\ ork shortly after noon on the 18th instant,
bringing nearly one million and quarter in
specie, and San Francisco dates to the morn
ing of the 23d ult
She connected with the Golden tate which
lett San Francisco on her appointed day, but
put back in consequence of slight accident.
The Golden Gate spoke 26th, off Marguer-
itta Island, steamer John L. Stevens, with the
mails of the 9th, bound up
The George Law on the outward passage
rescued the crew of the brig Mary C. Haskell
from New York, bound to Cienfuegos, wreck
ed March 10Th, on Cape Maize
She left Aspinwall April 4th. Steamer
Grenada left the same day fol Havana The
tennessee arrived at Aspinwall the same day.
a proposition was made in New Grenadian
Senate, to send force to the Isthmus, which
met with opposition.
The prisoners in the California State Pri-
son were starving. Some had already died.
The Legislature appropriated $4,000 for their
Trade at San Francisco was improving,
Chinese produce had largely advanced: teas
fully fifty per cent.
Flour had declined % per cent, closing at
ST. for superfne.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-14


a HUMILIATTNG SPEcTAcLE.--While papers
like the Missouri Democrat are calamity taking
the lead in the glorious movement Of slavery
emancipation, it is humiliating enough to find
Northern editor uttering his protest against it,,
But the so-called Democratic party has pros.
trated itself SO low at the leet of the slave
power, that the only consistent course its
organs eau take, is to advocate the eternizing
of :" the peculiar institution" where it already
exists, and its spread over all new terrific,
ries. It is on this ground that the editor Of
the Albany Atlas who, eight years ago, helped
lay the corner stone of freedom, by means of the
Buffalo Convention, now denounces the emanci-
patton movement in st. Lonis, saying that +" a
party in Missouri or Kentucky, framing IFS State
policy to meet the views of New England or the
Northwest, is fundamentally wrong, and can &C
quire no respectabty BY any professions of liber-
alism or philanthropy in which it may indulge
Such is the protest of the Buchanan Democracy
against the liberal, progressive spirit of the age
But the spirit Of freedom is destined to prevail
against this last desperate whine of its adyersa-
ries.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-14

"hETRENcHMENT AND REFoRM"-It is ru.
mored that the retrenchment committee of the
Legislature, win report in few days, concerning
the proceedings Of some Of our "fast' Legislators,
in sachR manner as to cause terrible shaking
among not few in high places. Many curious
revelations will be made of the method in which
party fealty has been secured by the means Of
treasury pap. Besides these, numerous novel
bills have been brought to light, by the research
of the committee Under the head of "statio.
merry" sworn to as such by prominent officer Of
the goycSnment,w was included in one account such
items as tobacco, snuff, and cigars The "sun.
dries account contained charges for paper at "a
per ream an expensive article for legislative use.
here appears TO be evident need of reform if not
retrenchment in the Management of our State
affaisr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-14
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-14

The FAST DAY PRocLAMATIoN.-The Fast
Day Proclamation of Gov. Gardner met ON
Sunday last, with various treatment by the
clergy, who feel somewhat indignant at the
Governors attempting to prescribe what they
had better preach on Fast Day. Some of our
city clergyman omitted to read it as is Gus
tomery at the commencement of the morning
services; others read it, omitting the obnoxi.
GUS paragraphs one clergyman said he should
conform to the letter of the proclamation and
speak of individual SINS" particularly Of
those which were shielded under the cloak Of
politics Wendell Phillips, who oficiated at
the Music Hall in the place of Theodore
Parker, read the proclamation Of the Cover
nor Of Maine. Boston Journal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-14

The Paris correspondent of the Boston At.
las gives the following description of one of
the most disgusting specimens Of humanity
as he appeared at ball at the Tuileries
"The Duke Of Brunswick was in dia-
monds This person is man some sixty
years old, but by dint Of false teeth, painting,
false hair, steel corsets and cosmetics, he
looks as though he might be a thousand years
old; you look in vain for marks of any age
he has effaced them all, and he appears as If
he might have been contemporary Of Abel,
or a contemporary of Napoleon. AT the
Tuileries ball he more wig which was ten
times darker in color than lamp. black or
ebony a green frock coat, so covered with
gold embroidery, no one could have guessed
of what color it was red pantaloons covered
with embroidery, and the famous hat and
diamond epaulettes which figured at the great
exhibition he wore ON his breast fourteen
orders of diamonds His shirts cost hun.
bred dollars apiece"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-14

ATTEMPTED BANK RoBBERY-We learn from
the Boston Journal that o. K. Bradford, paint.
er and dealer in paper hangings, was arrested
at Nashua, Sunday afternoon, for stealing the
keys of the Nashua Bank. He entered the house
of the Cashier, through back door, about eleven
o'clock Saturday night, and remained there until
Sunday afternoon at four o'clock. When the
Cashier arrived from church, he missed some Of
the keys to the Bank, and Immediately suspect
ed that the most important ones were stolen, but
search Of the house led TO the discovery of the
thief under bed up stairs where he was quietly
taking lunch.