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Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-08-20

pf2-A Philadelphia paper recently
inserted the followiog advertisement:
sWantcd at this Office, Two DEVILS,
of good moraI ch0r"r'er."
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-08-20

Yr7>s. In short, ladies and gentlemen,
said an overpowercd orator, :. can
only say beg leave to add desire
TO assure you-that l wish 1 had Il win
dow in my bosom, that you might see
the emotion Of my heart" Vulgar boy
from the Gallery =. Won't a pare in
your stomach do this time 2,
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-08-20

Nsa "The eyes Of your beloved, after
she has been crying" Punch calls "oY-
namental frotwork."
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-08-20

rra-Whcn new conner blows loud
trumpet and makes 4 great dash, he :
sure to bc shallow and rrn . hvst IA"
E-,..irn him .,al.l.-M =
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-08-20

1 think that was the name-my prOtcgc
YOU used to call her.
Isabel tossed her queenly head. Oh,
they went away long ago, and the old
woman died and Lima well, really,
[ don't just know what has become of
her, though L believe she is living,
somewhere-what Il beautiful prospect
from eminence-though not to be com
pared, I suppose, to scenery you have
witnessed i'll glorious Italy?'
And SO the subject dropped.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1857-06-02

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1857-06-02

A very large portion sF the T4migra.
tion fos the sass sivs or SIX years has baen
vending iss war TO Iowa, aua thai Stats
10 becomtng vsry we'll settled. This gram
Of land BY Congress ii It's last session,
ampanting 20 two millions one hundred
and FIFTY thousand acres, 30 aid in the
construction OF foaF railroads, muss give
an impsasas 80 the growth and prospaxisy
Of this Siase herstofoFs aRknown and an-
fsls. The State of Iowa Is pecuiiariy
adapsed 70 arapid gsowth and deuae pop
uiasion. Rhs railroads already alIuasa
%, with those shaa fegIow oG nagmrma
nonasqasnca, with the Missouxi giEeF ID
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amount Of sal- simabsr. We aassaas -
whas mses sha sassasF esaasA Masass. -
ksaars u samsss Aayszz@ -
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greatness prosperity and waaIsh Real
Estate Register.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1857-06-02

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1857-06-02

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1857-06-02
BusIN CARDS
4. w. aARaKwws i'll. a0mxiexsax.
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C.llaaaalSSlllN MgnfgkNTg.


couNcIL aLuKTs, .ss4#s s.s.ss ssss "a W..
HAV & erected large, and tie moas ean,
Ill x8alsRE aae saspaaae q AAs 60 u III
hlaE& 4sE dsssgs = III gbs nov ~ ~ q ~
eeIgs and stoFe an kinds d nsarrha ka,
and viii pay charges ca freagiasa tsassred
from steaaa beats, when tlss ecnsiignesa are
shsent. Taey viii make liberal adyaaeas
eis prpauee gsogsd with tAen sQ d gsavh I'D
Ia &C LAslta Il ether s5EsA
REFEEa EwEEss
Q. W. Herring, ~ BALTIMORE, ASa
II. s, Taylor, -. .ts.,ss
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3. b. Critkendon, .s... New York elsy.
g. Partridge L TO-, st. LoaiS, Mes
Jas. McIasiEe, *s.s.s So.
a. Bklagexeaa 4 Co.. Eeogag, Iosga !
CsooshAagA l. nEoags, naas slsax1a9a,
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1857-06-02

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11UY& MASEA sAaes Aaa sxrhangss aSs
Id kina II MAzI Essaxs, sog distant aeAl@
ags owsxsaas lii kha elkys I0Haa mgnay,
mAas ssssataso8 psYa saxes, ard araws
10 aeg6 se title. Gives reliable imgoFnA
vi sHseefsak The spEiees Of rssI estate, and
&kasae es "a haasaasa eosnasted Fish Real
Estass Agnnk. sl
"a large yasistT oI very desirable Real
Essak IoH asIa as ALI times % che noss Fsa-
h0n ble EeTans.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1857-06-02
Was.sss.gros, May 20.

w NA1a&&%s@Aa 6&&$ &8s
Ths Rassiaa govesaaaens hes insimaksd
tn cgsx that insFguetiona haga been giv-
an to their Minister At TapsFan, 10 ma
All bis Inansnoa with shs Psraiaa goTegns
mena 10 persuade il 10 raeifY tha Escans
sxealY With the Unsted States.
DSpasehes 10 the 4Gh ee March have
been Feeeiysd from MR. Oeaiins - r.
ksakska. ea his way - AaaeeR Sssass Ms
had hsen rs KiaaAasa an& paeaEysa gHsaa
aesaeslaxl Mam - Mazssan sd aMzn
sggRefAas axd MsgaAaasa
Lord NapiR haa a3azm eaaae& iAs A.
tsmsscu &C ear sovssHsnazss 10 tie eaaaEa
ef neseaSn British aah5ecss Eux indssnnikN
for losses - GrsyseWn.
Mr.. Gass wild II reply farnfsh ) cory
ag Secretary Mareys letter ta Ne. sar.
aigsss. In which d aest only clearly sansn
thai shera Il 40 claim siEhsr lsgas of a1aa-
isahla. but shak the aFgumeasts Mss aess
pogssd by nusasxons prsssasaas iRpaa
Engltah Hissoxy
The prssidanA has iseiaaasd khas h
viii be uaahls . ioin y shs sxsas rsilEs
ssassssrg csss, Csssa sna Isasy "a
axrsessd ii i0sh he szsussaan.
Sssgwsasg Oabh awaRdea 3 eenhsses -
aay far hasl5ing sAs naw asaAgn ksssasas
Cnlaer % Wm. II. Wea,b eE MA xaRks
----z------@- y. $50
iowa yeuscsAl DEss
as rera eHeessa m Apfass 1Dr esssAs ssfxsasz
| ia the Sksss; 81 fsa1awa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1857-06-02
CAsADY, TEST, REESER Is co
LAMB AGENTS,
-t -tsssatE AID as..s.a @
DEALERS IN RxOHARGE, n

NEBRASKA EFTT,ss.sass.s ssesss NEEa&RK&,
HAVING Amaas arrangements by whieli
tia TosYEahip# saahzaeasa u Ne EaateFn
partlesfa ct ha6aasasss Ss srs now prepared
tls IsEriLoryss p Sling DeeIafatory state
pFs;swpg IssssSzsis1g Land W sYrAssga and
Es1tesiag Lard
LAND WARRANTS SOUGHT d sgaz.
Lands eaksgsd gm Time, &C. n
Particular attsnkiaR paid to baEa &C.
sasiiipg properly on sasmsniasaen zza -
H.ahsag eaklsSkAens aaa fsrSwag Ia ssasSStts
tanees 10 sny part ok tbs La
HLANKE nk sd kiadg = u III 81 hard.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1857-06-02

i Iasma ssaok az haeens lard, A0slgs GEEaa
A 9gssSsss gaeexs. AAE.s Ten Aalk hy
TO0TTK n JACKSON,
Nc. i, Empire block
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1857-06-02

Next Deer to Hantlng4ea q lsFs EsssDasa
waY AsrSs

couNEEN &uRRs, IOWA.
FEH HH 3 aahscFiher ssanId respectfully Inform
Il the Isaasss az thia eisg and sasToassilsg
county, that safe has Sew nnened net AID
sempiete stock of Millinery Geods a the
latest spring ard auaaaef yiea, and ibnow
prepared 10 furnish every thing ID hex lias
ag 5assnaas at the Iawest prices Eor eazh.
AffS a. BOYD.
maaOss8 IL
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1857-06-02
A Racla sfarY.

A tall, awkward locking ehap. insk
from the green mountains pe Fernaonk
came on board one Of the splendid Nogth
River boats at Albany. His curiosity
was amazingly excited ii oA0s, aud Ne
c0maaaeed s'peeking,r as be- called is,
into every nook and eogller Of the hoak.
The captains once, the engine rausus. ssss
water closets, the BARRIERS shop, and al
underwent his inspection, and than hH
went GA deak snd ateod il asaa9saaasas
locking at her beam. ffGs chignasags. And
the various Skins, . till st Eaet he eaaREss
sight of tbs bell. This was shecrownInQ
wuadez, ard he Tiswsd IL frosa every na-
sition, waIked aEound Il, gos aown o kia
knaes and looked inko Is, aud exclaimed:
"WaI, raaly, ahis beats the ben ID aag
meetin' house a.dsrn sight. -
By this time shs attention of she eaD-
taia and several af ths passengers wssn
attracted TO shs genius.
"Hew mach would yoa ask "a lss d
fellow ring Chat bell 2''
su may ring Il for dollar, sir, p sad
ths eapkain.
eva. is's bsFgains aH sair and agreed
and no back ous
ssItfs bargain, sir, ? said the captain.
0arheru wens deliberately aad bxongAa
o seat aad to0k k0ad aE the bed rope
ard hagina arranged sxasy ysAins q H.
satiafasass zss@a sxngm& saam ~
first, and gradnasag H4sssk LEE aVas h1zv
CO board ah8nRhE she boae was an Mrs.
R&ssaaasss ca aa9k screaming wsssk azagzsa
TAms slaoa sAs espAala. - ah aaasas
sAm @NazrmemnsaR. sSakss& msRsw. &sH8
alow Aad Ekaa 60 - - 80 ii ssss
a&Ea ss aiBass a aRam ban Aa
sxpoatulasa - aapsaSa sasd II mas :
bargain. nas ne passsagsrs hessns uF-
gsuf Shat tha alaznog should be stepped.
All sata whiEe, there sas orr hero Hnsais-
tsw ringing away, more ways than q
. ckney ehims essx dr@amsd of. At lass
she captain began 10 think Il tiEae 10 stop
she simplssen bat hia answer was g
faiy bargain and no backing cuts aud
hs rang away for dear life,
well, said shs captain, what will
yon tsks Ga STOP
I" Wal, captain. I guess ahan'E lasej
noshing IL take Eve dollars aud free
paskags to New YORK, but not . darnsd
cent Igsa.H =
e tVfell, walk down to shs oasca, azd
getsybur money and passsg ticket, said
the captain.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1857-06-02
c. Z. STONE,
JOSEPH Z. SHARP.

A TTGRNEY AID Counsellor at Law,
4 Glczwood, AIilIs county, Iowa, will at
.aad to ali business in the 9TH Iadiciai Dis
trict entrusted 10 his care; be wlil also at
tend to business IN the Supreme C0urt Of tAis
sGate aud Of the United States. EvlA3eS&
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1857-06-02
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1857-06-02
4. wv. BAXTER s. co.
ElosaEing g 80 LII,
nMAW M0NSE,.

THE subscribed has Iatety Gtted ap d nesv
house ia Onsali, fpT the accommodation
Of The travelling aoRusanity and the public
generally. No expense 0r pains viii be
snsrrI 70 make tgtig House agreeable and
llcas III. to aH who may Esvor us with q
IAN. A. HEIRsGH.
aur4DBdr z IL
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1857-06-02
BUSINESS DIREcToRY.

T. b, cgAIa5. ynnx G. TuKK.
.4ttsgHsvs 1t Ixp aaG Hsag Est4te AgeatR,
OMAHA CITY. ". r..
WILL attend faithfully and promptly 20
w alRhaainass transactions entrusted 90
them, fnyths Territorial OF Iowa courts, 70
tha paFehase of lots and lands, entries and
e-empstoas, solieetlog1ss Sc.
w Ofire Ia The ad ssagy of Henry 3
Rs5T's nsse building Isaghf opposite Wes-
tatn Exchankn Rank, Eaxnhan street.
Iaat-5I
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1857-06-02

Iowa Jguae1AE Dtsgk T.
ID srera eIeesad nj Apfsa Tor sss slsExs61s
ia the Stats, ss Esalawa
Aoosa. dsmoagas. II I2sh ImAiesal Dsas
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-06-12

~lt 10 said that Ave of the Plug Uglies
Who went from Baltimore 10 break up the
election In Washington have died Of their
wounds. Ii ID very much 70 b hoped that
the survivors Of the gang will be arrested
and tried for their bold and infamous crime.
The fact that innocent men were killed In
the suppression Of the riot raised BY these
rowdies should stimulate the authorities to
bring the real authors Of such o calamity TO
justice. Everybody whose good word u
worth having, sustains the President in the
extreme measures which he took to preserve
the peace Of the city and to vindicte the in
suited majesty Of the Aws.-Pr0vids' &c
Journal.
Now the President has seen 6t to "vindi
cate the insulted majesty Of the laws" at
Washington let him do the work thorough
y and show his earnestness BY removing
from one Of the best Offices in the country,
the greatest rufian chief Of these organised
bands instituted to break up elections, Capt.
Isaiah Ryuders. So long as the President
rewards such villains with Office. his dispo-
s,tion to ,indicate the laws fully, will be
doubted. His appointment BY the Presi-
dent to DO Marshal Of New York was vir-
tual endorsement Of all kinds Of roguery.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-06-12

G.zxs Pas AND SAlxos. In thsshssacs
Of the Editor, IL fell 70 our lot 70 reosivs an
invitation to dine at the B'ddeford Houss
last Friday. The following was The !" Bill
Of Fare"
Fish Chowder, Boiled Corned Beef, Pork.
and Salmon; Fried Mscksrsl Roast Beef,
Pork, and Chickens Potatoes, Green Peas,
Lettuce, Radishes; Plum Pudding; Rhsu-
barb, Squash and Meat Pic; Apples, Wal.
nuts and Oranges.
What bill Of faro for Printer TO tinl
Of much moro to partake OF. The Land
lord of tho Biddcford House, Carr. 7. K.
LANE, 10 not behind the times in furnishing
his guests with all the subsssstials and lux.
uries the markets afford. The House l. pro
vided with the best Of walters, always IN
readiness to answer the calls Of visitors
FRANK" the Clerk, attends to his depart
ment with marked success. He ID not 10 b
outdons in his profession.
PRINTER " UNION 4 JOURNAL.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-06-12

LATE AND VERY INFORMANT NEws FROM TIE
MoRxoS CoUSTRY.-Wd Washington, June 81
David II. Burr, Surveyor G,nenll of Utah,
has arrived at his homo In this city wash
ington.) Mr.. Burr states, in conversation
with friends. that the Mormon Leg on II
poorly equipped, and that 10000 U. States
Troops would efectually everswe them. Be-
fore he Left Utah. the Mornons had not
heard Of the intention Of the Government
to send force thither but they frequently
laughed OF the idea Of the Government CON-
pelling them to obey the Federal laws, and
cited the failure Of the Government TO put
down the disturbances 10 Kansas, a. evidence
Of its inelfciency. lie supposcs that one
third or one-half Of the Mormons who are
Disguised with Brigham Young's tyranny,
would rise against bin. were they protected
by the United States troops. Mr.. Burr does
not apprshend that the Mormons will show
fight. Ii Is the duty Of every good Mormon
to obey the church ~ the higher Law and
hence the opinion Is entertained that Brig
ham Young may leave the Territory with =
large forcc Of his deluded followers. pruvid.
I'd no can find some other seat for his gov.
eminent. Mr.. Burr nys shat Salt Lake 10
the mansst settlement that he ever beheld,
everything having tho appearance Of abject
pSerty. YoaugS word Is law; and the
oppression OF the Mormons 10 cruel, and
without remedy from the present ruler.-
There arc about 6fty Gentilss" (anti.
Mormons) only In the Territory, and they
srs The objects Of bitter persecution.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-06-12

ANDREWS SEIr GENERATING Gas LAM
We have used this lamp for the past two OF
three weeks, and feel much pleasure Ia being
able to recommend it TO the public as the
best lamp we have ever seen. 1t burns com.
mon Fluid, and Is perfectly safe-givipg q
clear, beautiful light-equal, at least, to two
Of the ordinary kind. Any lamp can bt
fixed in this manner at small expense
We advise oil Who wish cheerful, brilliant
light, combining safety and economy, te
have their lamps altered in this manner
and We assure them they will not regret it
Thomas Means, Agent. See advertisement
for particulars.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-06-12

A MODEL REPORT. The following letter
was recently received by the President from
pro tenn. Postmaster out West 1t Isl mod.
el in It's way, and we should not wonder II
the report is true, that 1t has pleased Mr..
Buchanan 50 much that he booked the wri.
ter's name for q good Office:
CRAWFORD COUNTY, Mo-, April 80, 1857.
Mr.. BUCHANAN:
Dear Sir: Mr.. - IL tho Postmaster ut
THE place. and he is gone out West, and has
been gone for three or four weeks, and he
has no deputy here, but I have been opening
the mails and attending to 1t since he has
been gone, rs no left the key with me, and
the Postmaster told me that ! must make q
report ut the end Of every month, and did
not tell me who was TO write to, but sup
pose 1t Is to you We should make our reports
Us we are oil citizens OF the government Of
which you are now President. II you are
not the right one TO receive the report please
drop me fcw lines, letting me know who l
am to report to, and will write again.
Report at tie end Of April. The weather
is cold for the season-provisions scarce and
very high-but Notwithstanding oil that.
we have regular mails once week, good
health, and the people Of this country are
universally pleased with your administration
this is oil I know that would interest you ;
II there is anything omitted in my report
please let me know. My best respects to
you and Mn. Buchanan.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-06-12

Plor. BRoSsoN's LECTURES. Pref Bron'
son, Of Boston, announced lecture, to bt
given last evening at Central Hall, insroduc
tory to course to be delivered in our city
on the " human body, voice and mind"
Prof. Bronson has lectured at many ofthe
Literary Institutions, and principal town,
and cities of the country, and has everywhere
been received with very decided favor III
brings testimonials of tho most Aatseriue
character, from the highest and best sources
in the land. His lectures are spoken Of .,
exceeding instructive and amusing VIZ
hope our citizens, old and young, will avail
themselves Of the opportunity afforded, al
u small expense Of time and money, Of en-
joying an intellectual treat, which admira'
bly, combines both the useful and amusing
Prof. B. will deliver full course If suf
fcient encouragement is given.
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1At the annual meeting Of the mem
bers Of the York County Mutual Fire lnsur
ancs Company, holden IN South Berwick OF
Wednesday last the following gentlemen o
the old board, were reelected directors o
said company for the year ensuing. Col
Joseph G. Goodwin, Nathl G. Marshall
John n. Goodwin, Abner Oakes, John Frost
Bart. Wentworth. Oscar K. Grant, SIMPLE,
W. Kicker, and Granville @. wallingford
Alta subsequent meeting Of the directors
g. G. Wallingford was reelected President
John N. Goodwin, Secretary, Abncr Cakes
Treasurer, and Shipley w. Kicker, Actuar!
Of said Company.
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Niagara Engine Co. No. 8.

At an Adjourned Meeting Of Niagara En-
CINE Company, No. 3, che following ofscsrl
were elected for the year ensuing
Foreman, A. ]. Woodman.
First Assistant Foreman, I. Harmon.
Second Assistant Foreman, G. johnson.
Clerk, II. Knights.
Pipeman, l.. Written.
Asastant Pipeman, B. P Ross.
Treasurer, Moses LEVEL.
&erIrd, @. Mansise.
Standing Communities, T. p. Sawyer D.
Woodman, o. F. Bisktord, ]. Small, d. NJ
Boynton.
Suction Hosemen, D. Woodman, J. A
Angus, o. F. Bickford, A. >. henderson,
NJ. Leighton.
Leading Hosemen, T. P Sawyer, A. Mer'
rill, d. CluG, II. Henderson, Chas. W.
Bradbury.
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E,,r.,s OF DRIED scorr,sx. In Michica

ErTEsTs OF DRIED ScorTIsx. In Michigan,
the d .mocracy are having n very bad time
of it on tho bred Scott decision. The Ral.
maIoo Gazette (Democrap went over to the
Republicans. The Coldwster Sentinel docs
tho same, and the Grand Rapid Herald says
"There is no use denying the fact that
the Democratic party of Michigan is In an
exceedingly dispirited condition and un.
less there is some change in its tactics or lea.
dsrs, many q long day will elapse before the
reign Of fusionism will cease. All over
the State the bone and sinew are discussing
these matters and during the last Demo-
cratic Convention ut Detroit. we found in
conversation with Democrats from various
sections that the same feelings extended to
all parts Of Michigan.
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TIE SEVENTEENTH or JrSl. Great pre-
partitions are being made BY the people Of
Boston, for the celebration Of the anniver-
sary Of the battle Of Bunker Hill. which
comes on the seventeenth. The ceremonies
Of setting up and inauguratins the statue
Of General Warren will DO very imposing
Gen. Scott is to be present and large mum.
Der Of distinguished guest. There Is to be
grand military. masonic and civic display
which it /, expected will surPass any pre-
vioas effort Of the kind in this country
The statue Is to DO inaugursted in the mon
umcnt grounds in Charlestown.
or the descendants Of Gen. Warren, three
ere now living, two grandsons and grand
daughter. One Of thee gentlemen nov
holds clerkship at Washington, the other.
Joseph Warren Newo0mb, Esq, resides ct