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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-09-11

Large Lot of warrantee, Mortgages, and ouit-oa'm
Deeds, on a superior quality of paper. statloners
throughout the State will be supplied at greatly reduced
prices. Send in your orders GEO. W. MoohE.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-09-11

RIANKS. BLANKS!
Every description of COURT BLANKS just printed
and for sale at this office
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-09-11
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JUST PRINTED.

Iarre Lot Of Printers Stationery, such as Paper
Cards, Euv Hopes, &C., &C. GEO. W. Moohh'
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-09-11
Heal not a passion or a pang
Entailed on human hearts.

It belongs to our respective countries AID
to the present age to confound that specula-
ton which would divide knowledge from vir-
tue, and inquiry from improvement. The la
Dor will not be light, nor is the eventual VIC
tory everywhere apparent, yet there is one
province of affairs in which the task would be
easy, and the triumph within our grasp. 1t
depends on us, on our will, on our choice, to
carry into perpetual effect the sentiment
which the honorable Chairman has associated
with his toast it depends on US to strike out
for ever from the sum of public and social en-
barrassments all the contingencies of coils
ion between England and America. If we
should not employ our unprecedented powers
in friendly spirit, if we should hereafter offer
unrefiechng provocation and conceive hasty
resentment, if every transient cloud which
ascends on the political sky be hailed as the
prognostic of destructive storm, if we should
make haste to unlock the we'll of bitter waters,
and to raise the phantoms of extinct preten-
sions and buried wrong, then would this me-
morable effort of ingenuity and toll be partly
cast away. Applause. Gentlemen, am
confident that we shall pursue very differ
ent course. The Queen has sent tidings of
good will to the President and the President
has made q corresponding answer to the
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-17
WEEKLY BUGLE.
wEDaEspAg, EEsagAs1. 4 e.

-
THE wnssxRs TksaEsaaz "a wAele
bsoOdoa iasipisns states, 0a sha Vest
srn frontiers ars appfoaehing masarisy,
and several will be olamoroaa during kAs
present session of Csngrsss Cor admisa
81 on iuao the Union. me boise Of prep
GFssicu 10 hoard where the sHrf Sf tas Pa
sikc breaks "a the shore, aaa nsaAing
bat the watsry wastes there intsrpOssd
can finally and sfsetually ehsck she
Westward course Of Empire. Should
Kansas, Oregoa and Minnesota secure
admission this winter, he number Of
States u soufsdwacy will bs Increased
TO thiFty-four, and more than ave han-
drsd thousand square miles Of territory
be added to that embraced IN the Union,
or aa area equal TO elsvsn States like
Nsw York, or ssxty- miss like MasaaeAu-
sets. When these shall be followed by
territories already existing, Comprising
4 300, 900 square miles, aud By such as
Inay be formed from divisions Of Cali.
fornia ard Texas, fOrty-hys stars viii
emblazon the flag of tho great Amaisan
Republic,
The superficial area Of the Asw Terri
tories is tkus represented:
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-17

w aaAxaE A@zAs Msz7s a.
HeRala asrraaposasasa aaiarsposssa,
ea good .szahesiags iAaA ~ assasAnar
ssaaaplaaas wisAdrawsas - axbspl
aRem uIaAs "a ii
r. n@Enhiaal, ahs Aseaaan aaasaasa,
has smAzaasssa ths psepsaiaiaaa la sAs "A.
minisszaaien, indiDatiag tAs willingnsss
of tAs M6faaosls 10 vaaas Usah aaa col.
oniss o. sosns oF DAa islsnds 81 The ssa,
eusdida the Jnaiaaission AZ 1ahe d, g.;
psssIasa Gle aoysshsnsnt win passhsse,
asafsir Valuation, she salt Tsake Cjsy
impsovamanss.
Air. B. asks shAs eommissin be sent
sus to arrange terms and dssaiIs.
YAs Administration eonadenaly 81.
Ipssas shaa Kansas viii BE- aamsssed = .
sssss wiah ths Lsoompson Coassisaaioa,
and Gshaa thsrs win 81 less epposi saaa
sroa ths Nssshsrn and wsslsrn Dasae-
sFaaie msabssa than i gszsarally sap-
posad. Gfs@s eaIeulaslcna - naaEss a
tAs csaseIidsesd yots of tAa soaahs
"a b understood thas The Lsconpton
COassisasioa viii ha sasarsed 10 the Ter.
risOsial OommsEssa Ii che ssnnts, and
iEaaasdia iaaaly reported apon, with The bill
fer he admission Of Minnesota attach
=, and sAes viii be pAssad together
Similar arrangements have been made
in tbs Heaaa. ..-.
An sxciting tims is anticipated ia beth
Houses to-day, s...sE -.-
Tribune correspondence The state
msnt in ths Herald about the tRria ax-
vestigating committee is msrs fabrisa-
iion, mads ap from OOnjsctures aud float
Ing Eunors.
Nothing in Dir. Stones testimony inn
plisates Dir, Banks in the least. Tbs
aerald's $1,000 is the old affair Of the
BOO lean magni6sd tea fold.
The bill rsparte6 by Senator A&son
a-dsy, from the Committee on Foreign
aslasionss prsYides an appropriation Of
:, 900 as az indemnity to tAe owners Of
hs Spanish Schooner AEimstaa.
Tia report Of the majority IL she same
. thsa reported at the last session.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-17

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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-17

~ soms Yankss who nas settled n
L ondon, has bssn bleeding Rngiish school
masters to the tuna Of 81, so By eonfer-
ring on them forged diplomas of L. L.
D., protesting to come from Western
COLLEGES.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-17
:. WEARE, GRAVES = CO.
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goaNT. RALn%4Hs o. ~ ns@
BALDwTN AM
BANKERS

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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-17

GENERAL AGkaT,

GENERAL AaRNT.
Iswsg Broadwa oRposfss pseAkg Haass,
SsSMgEk 81 II &. z :. "a va !
8ANKAy aeIaM xsm&sl Aa@ axeaAamsa il
II dads ef Eel Easaka. &ng aassaaa aaaaI.
80 % paFsons g khs eIky. Is0ass monsg,
ssaksa eozssesaosss pays kaxka, aaass Agxsss
ahgsKassa VI siGaA na6asst stalaakae -
slea Tsapeetiag tie pEtess as rsaa ssssse. asasal
SxsesEssb al basEnsss soAnessad sHaEsa Eaal
&seas@ AAsRey. $50 s fsels +
A lsTga xeEaesg ag yaRy @snssahss nsaa
kskats eaR sale st ell slaaa an kha usask = e
sana BE tasma.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-17

Rr The King of Bavaria has obsain-
Cd Judgment Of s56, 900 in the supresAs
Court 81 Gsw York, against oHs Of has
suuissas who borrowed his Majesty mon
ey and wsat OF foEgssting TO par y.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-17

~ The receipts, from all sources du-
ring ths paas season o. n@sigAtaon, apOn
the Illrnoia and Mishigaa Canal, aaoan-
tod to $5s6, ,s4I 81.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-17

Eg~Two hundred and thirty years ago.
S24 purchased the whole city and coRn-
ty Of New York. II Msthusalah we're
alive nov, and right sharp, he might be
q r1ch man. -
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-17

~ After ali the talk about sAs in.
monss value Of Frsmons's haEipOss grant
il Is about being sold for unpaid taxsas
amounting to $T23, 600.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-17

SHARr PRAcT1cE.-Two ladies Of Bes-
lin O., finding that their husbands spent
all the money they could gst, IN gam
bling and drinking, followed their wsE-
ser halves to their disrepatsble haanaa,
disguised in masculine attire. Here they
dranktand gamblsd With their own has
bands, until they (the ladiss) won all the
money, when thsy quietly went home
without diTulging ahs trick The has
bands wese greatly astOniahea TO find
their wives so s'6ush" for a week or two
afterward.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-17

~ a French wit said Of sRaa WAC
Was exceedingly fas, that natare outy
made him to. ahOw how far shs hasaan
akin would stretch withust breaking.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-17

u A late religious writer saignaai-
Ees the authors of yellow covered aOvslsy
as 'aitsrazy scorpions, who aslng vigsne
J to deAth.''
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-17

Tho Government is baildtng Gus
tom house at New Orleans, which will
be the largest structuge Of the kind un-
derroofi in tbs world. IL has been BALD
ing siuca 1919, and is estimated TO cost
So, 220, 900. The whole Of this immense
building and cost is likely to prove q
loss On account Of the unsufSsieaey Of
the foundation, sha walls have already
settled is inches rhe top Of the building
being six inches out Of Level. Ii is gx-
pected that il win settle until il dnda
solid earth, which in Louisiana is about
thirty feet from The surface.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-17

- The parsss metal Is proaaesa
from the hottest fuEnase, and tie bright
eat thuhderbolt from the darkest staTzn.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-17

e. A monster mortar has bssa tried
at Woolwieh, England, successfully wish
70 lbs. of powder, though its full charge
is 390.lbs. The shell is one yard in di-
ameter, and as it was in the experiment,
j, tore up stones, and pilsd up the earth
as high as a small house aud hllsd the
air within g radius Of 300 yards NTH
earth, stones and roofs Of trees. Ths
monster is compounded Of wroagAt and
cast iron, in separate pieces, tightly hoop
ed together. At the fifth round the mid
die gave way partially, and thus intsT-
rupted the practice; but 1t was saoesas-
fully shown that it would throw a shell
weighing q ton aad half. s.s
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-17

The Yirtns os pgospassty is ssEn~
psranoe; he virtas Of adversely - fos.
tiEuas.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-17

10 Afiss Lesliss she wsll.kn0wn aa-
thoFsss, aisd = aloasssssg, Pay sAs IL.
fas4~ Il
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-17

go Ths Kussiana ars gorsiGyiaa asSd
sxlsndina sAa aogsh cad sf sshassapol.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-17
asa0.a mkAsMEE4L - CO., aiss-
kSamkers &c Land Agemas.
id. 0AAkA CTTRJ NEBRASKA
G. g. MoaxLA, J. WsYAR MosxaAs 81,
J. y AoHELL, a. 7s Ats'y as 1aa,

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Geo. Coguwen, President HIGHLAND Ia. Z
ns#onfEhs E. W. Farrfngtca, pFssiaszas
ssnsssaaek Bank nSwbusk Chma. 4. ia
eys, Pres. PsEk paAks M, ii W a. uMwkas
Pres. Msg. Bsnk, Powksspsies q A. osss.
asyy MeT. Ex. Bank, n 1's Moa Cyras ?
amia@s REauklyns N nj Alfsa = Co. RasiA
ssss Dsa Moinss, Eowai A 2 Ggllapa !,
hse LAad Once, OmahasJ 4 parkss, r.
Land O@les, 0EaAas q p Halasy, v PTss
haAk u X;J ID WaTrsn, Pros Ba1sk u Tseg,
= Ramsdsll, Pres y YkERRsIR b sss.
dever, 81 Lotis; MAsk W IEafS, Gov a
AsarAskas Jesse LSws, Aaycg Il On uasa,
3 MeEat, Cash, Of Nebraska R@ak. Il i
aug 1851 t,-.-. aav
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-17

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#makSnx bosh amas ama bsast ssnguEkanae as
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-17
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BANK FRSg

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gnaesawg1E sGgRS8,4ss ks~ss Sss sSs@k
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sa taaR eAaz g - TE EE8
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saAa8 30 Salt paReha@egR. h
y Lahd 0aes sands paid tor easrsney sx
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Leans e9setad On gsad ssemEaky, asa
II Taxes paid, siklss exAmiRsa. and Rsa2
xssAaas hsaghb aa@ segd 90 sesnasaasaSa. / !
LsAa4saasssd fes ssstiaHaaa tisas gagaa
kcg payusspa- -tz.-r-s III
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\ Bankeess Ksahmgwa, Iowa. -. 4@S
Cesk 4 s&zgaaky kaakaEs, nassmpays aeA
c9IesEtpa : Rsnss Raakars, Isxe clts,
Rsspsss, sAuk, sssw KsEk easys aeags
Ksssaams RossEs . psaasts 1ankaEs, Nsw
s@sassas, ss Wis6sss via i 60, waahaassss. D. !.
HGn. Gbas. Maaoas Goa. paEsasa. " 49,
Hoh. A, c. Dodge, =. q. o., Esrainsssp, ii.
g. G.. w. Zones, x DnAaasas. i. III 4
g Jos, Williams, CsieR gastsss, kEnsea-
tine, iowa. .s'.~r~ "a :
jan l, 1855. H
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-17
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-17

HEaRAs1A cFTT, s's4 'ss' $50 WEsxA1KA.
HAVING nAds arTaagsnenks hy whIeh
II we will reeeivs aecarats ecpssa oE sll
the Townships embraced In ths EasEsga
PoEtI0a Os Nsbsaaka, ws are noW prepared
60 0&sf oMs ssrvieeA to tae @3@aatkNgsa d
fAs Tsrritary, p In liitAg Dselaralsgy s4sae-
Easnts Of laksnti0u 10 REs-emgst, sasaKss.g
Rra'snpkions, Locating Eaaaa 70 MasEaaks aaa
Entering Land. LIN ss.ss @. srsfy rst ("
LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT q SOLD
s.-.. Lands entered On Tima, &E. ..,. ..-
Particular attensisn paid, 10 huyiag and
selling prcpertY on eommias alsa, 10
AakiHg collections md Soxwaxdlhk EeaesE-
taRces to aRy part of the union. '.s.'s<s
BLAN Is " all kinds always On hand.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-17


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CM1MTs9M u MALDWHN.
4 TToRAEYs AZ Law. Csgw.,e.,,. C.g.,.
n @4es$sg N4@A iaa pssessrg i'm Mi
tsA EeHsSs eE estsEa Esws aasda a8shrasks
$500 ssala 81 .s.Isle a4ss ~
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-17
B. ", M&AnxEx. o. eAMRENT&&.
RAnBaTn AVN CARPENTER
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-17

Dental SURGEON,

coUmC4L BLuFRS, ....tY '1s.ss iowa
- Has paraansAtiy located and
n will be pleased 10 wait On 50
A14IT11who may b In waRt eR Densal
epsEakisEs } -
Teeth aialsd, extracted and lAssgssa ta al
Of the aiEsrsat sEylas, yixs SaassT paaass
Gold plate. wiak OF withcuk GNxaa, ksAkSs
psreha, Ptasin4 bass, with ec@tiaaeas 6asns
On reasonable terms, and al 0psEasAaas
warranted q
oEes, Vt pEessn2, Me- 3, psasl saxssss spr
poaita Pssihe Hoass. iaa3SsyA
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-17

wKamK8AGaEM 8 KMGb@ skss
Wholesale Dealers u
ancy sEoxass Egai,
xAsssors, Meta. aanaaase, CIGARS ana
Tshaesa. i2S inertia BsgamA HkE@aAs
Oe4Ias06 ~
Tmas. @Aaoa. Awas mASsafaA coz
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-17

MAGABN a. mARasMsa 49, 81 /
Aw No ~ HaA
AND LAND ASEET EaA
@aaam@ Cssy, = @s@Ras ~
o@es On aseaaw ae EaqlhszA - NSssssasa
Asg 1857 -
RTNA INSURANCE. 60 q n . y VI
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-08-04
DON'T LIKE NEGROES.

A discussion recently took place in the Cana.
dian Parliament, upon bill to lay tax upon
foreign emigration, in the course OF which one
of the membcrs took occasion to express his
opinion respecting runaway slaves, IN the fol-
lowing language:
Hon. Col. Prince said he wished to move 4
rider to the measures. The black people who
infested the land were the greatest curses to the
Province. The lives of the people Of the West
we're made wretched by the inundation of these
animals. and many of the largest farmers of the
county of Kent had been compelled to leave
their beautiful FARMS because of the peStilential
swurty swarms. What were these wretchns tit
for7 Nothing. They cooked our victuals aud
shampooned usl but who would not rather that
these duties should be performed by white men
The blacks were worthless, useless, thrittless
set of beings-they were too indolent, lazy, and
ignorant to work, and too proud to be taught.
And not only that if the criminal calendars OF
ne country we're examined, it would be found
,...at they were majority of the criminals. They
..rsze not man-thcy were balloons; and so de-
- ,stsbs were they, that unless some method were
adopted Of preyenti':c their influx into tins coun
i " by the " underground railroad" the people
... the West would - Obliged to drive them out
NV open violence j iiIl bef6re the House
:: imposed capitu!atisn Id; upon eptgfaRts from
E;urooe. and the object OF Lis motion vas t2
levy u similar tax upon h%ck1 who came h!ther
from the States. He now moved, seconded by
Mr.. Patton, that capitatiol tax Of tive sailings
TOR adults, spd three sbiHings pine pence bF
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-08-04
rlpGLINA PRODUCE.

We find in the Charleston Mercury, the fol-
lowing quotations Of tho prices OF the Carolina
prodricc in thu, New York market:
'sCHARLEsruN EEGETABIES.-Me clip the 1ot-
lowing from the New York prices current: New
Charleston potatoes IT $500 a $50 per barrel !;
new Charleston apples at $3.50 q 400 per bar.
rel. peachys from Charleston at 5 l.OO q ?.U9
per box; tomatoes from Charleston at $500 p' r
box"
The potatoes and tomatoes W. have no doubt
were grown on some ui the fine gardens near
Charleston-bu the fruit came from the inter-.
or. Il it not surprising tha, our people avail
themselves 80 little uf the advantages which the
more early tavors of ofbeneGrntS Spring give them?
In our cereals. fruit and vegetables. We are six
weeks in advance of more Northern climates
with, our railroad and steamship facilities, we
sunnlv their own murket month or six weeks
than they can consequently. our farmers and
fruit raiSers get the beneit Of the high prices Of
the opening season. Why is it we arc so slow in
ayailing ourselves of what nature has done tor
us9 l. It because We are too rich as people
10 bestow our energies upon such tribes? IN the
detail they may appear as tribes, hut not so IN
the aggregate. One box OF peaches lor -
seems quite urinportant; but 10000 boxes
would find ready market in Boston, New ork
and Phiiadelphia, the proceed of With would
constitute no neonsiderable item in summing
MP the resources of our State. We are pleased
70 observe a very great Improvement in this res,
pect under the stimulus ot opr agricultural and
genealogical societies these things are presented
through them to the intelligent consideration of
the people--and we have no doubt that in the
course Of few years the fruit and vegetable
expectations of the State will present rs large
an increase as that of the wheat and flour tx.
portations.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-08-04
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