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The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1858-05-20

The U,nn,af,aa, for -ope time past, has
bssp pa,ronizing ~ with an assumption oi
dignity AZ ridiculous a. il il unnatural IN The
editor Of that sbeet. Hear The sage in 70
ference 10 al exposurc Of ,he secret circular;
Ne shall waste no more words upon the fsl'i
fer 70 call him nothing SOrssi and We leave
him ~ that contempt sk.ch be Ia universally y
receiving from all psr,le', and Which his unfair,
unjust and reckless conduct 20 well deserves.
10 haying us 10 The contempt of AL
I4r'Ds," unfortunately for yourself, you DO
.one,hing more. You d'rnonstrste that the
statements we have made in regard 10 ihe
eiiq1s q which you are the nsouth-pisoe,
eanno, BE- saccessfally conirov1.ed. Silence
tkaefme 10 your Tn, defence
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1858-05-20

THy M,nneot,an has Washington
correspondent" who writes his letters here
in 81. Paul. Jhi- ~ done easily enough.
The main portion Of each and every lett'r
Of the Sries hns been detraction oi Senator
Ricg and paerlle attempts 10 injure tha,
gen,Ieman's social and political standing, by
the iteration of ba-c SANDERS. The letters
never contain my news, except such ns has
appeared in other prins. Their only claim
to originality lies in the magnificent false
hoods they contain. la this respect they
are unapProachable, and s,rikingly original.
The ear-marks Of fosrEE are ~ proni.
nent in this correspondence, as in any other
Of tbs falsel,Oods and saB'lers be daily
prnts AMI therefore, Of course, Mime.
ao,ios'' lucrubations simply deserve con
tfnpt. They carry no eaect IN this com
mnnI,y, where the Senator and the slsndcrer
are equally well known.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1858-05-20

We learn by private tclcgraphic despatch
from Washington, ,ha, on Saturday last
our Senators elect drew for their respective
terms in the t. :. Senate. Mr.. RicE drew
the six year term. and Gen. SHIELDS that Of
two years. The term Of the former, there
fore, will expire on the ith OF March 1868,
and ,ha, OF the latter on the 9Th of March,
lg5g
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1858-05-20
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Three copies, one ycar,.....,,....,, o,oo
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Twenty copies where each copy Is
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And larger number, at the same rate oftl,00
per year, with copy gratis TO the person get
ting up the Club, or each copy directed tl,?o
1.@All subscriptions must be paid In advance,
No paper sent until the money IL receivcd.-
Address, "
Publishers of PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT,
II. Paul. Minnesota.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1858-05-20

In the proo"diags Of this court, on the
10th. We Ind mention made Of the following
csSs
No. 78.--James S,inson Us. Hercules L.
Consman.--Justice Campbell delivered the
opinion Of the Court, affirming the Judge
meDt Of tbs supreme Court Of Minnesota,
with costs and interest.
No. l09>--Edmund Rice u,. The Mime
sofa and North Western Railroad Company
"a motion by the Attorney for leave 10 IN
trsvsoc In this case On behalf Of the Govern
ment, vas argued on both sidss.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1858-05-20

PUBLISHED xvKRy THURSDAY,
4 the Pioneer Buildings, corner Third and
Jackson streets, by
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1858-05-20

We do not think the M,nnesot,aa, even
with its new found dignity. can divert the
public OF tho contempt universally felt for the
secret plotters against the prosperity OF the
State. The disgraceml circular published
by US, was printed at the M,nnsso,ian Office,
for private circulation in Washington il
was connived atby the editor Of that sheet !;
and the object intended to be accomplished
by il was the defeat of the admission Of the
State. The circular Is hu, u newly exposed
phase Of the tactics OF n few Of the oppon.
cuts Of the loan.
In regard to Mr. Babcocks letter to Tx.
Gov. GoRMAS, we have only 10 reiteratc the
statements in our paper Of Friday. The
letter contained profltr TO Gov. GonMAs
of u seat in the u, s. Senate, in the event
Of his securing the rejection Of the State
Constitution. Did Mr.. BAncock make that
Offer on his own responsibility or was he
merely the organ Of othcrsi This is u per-
tinent question at present.
The bill introduced by SurRaAS Of Ohio,
was all that the M,nnssoi,an clique desired
The admission of the State would have been
delayed another year, aud in the meantime
ther would have been chance for the mem
bcrs of the clique TO have secured Office, by
such corrupt bargaining and trading as pro.
posed to Ey-Gov. GoRnAN. The people of
Minnesota, according TO the plans OF these
negro philanthropists, were to be sold like
cattle in the shamblcs. They ARE opposed
to selling negroes, but have no objections to
bartcring the interests OF tens Of Thousands
OF whites, in order 10 obtain place and plum.
der Ga, upon such hypocriies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04

EARM FOR SALEM NEW JERSEY, Twenty FIVE
miles from the city o depot, in desirable and
healthy locations $50 acres first rate land mos, tilsbe well
large outbuidings Price $6 per Also.
the 200 acres fine soil and good mprovemers $50
provements At per Also adjoining Is acres with
The improvements, for 81 90. Apply to BRIGGS RICH
ARD6ON, 68 Cedar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04
sy1yrrrrNe, sc.

f,IoTprro LADIES AND GENTLEMEN HAVING
v any on clothing % dispose o. can Obtain is eesn
urfce Nv eenfnC for y. COHEN W foyrrl O nes-
r st-s ste II n Lanrens street., and " WeS bfoaiwey
~ B-Ladles AMENDED by Mrs.. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04

IOR sALE-A FIRST CLASS THREE STORY AND
basement brown stone front honse, with all The modern
impTove and partially furnished Price $4,000 In
GLIDING furniture futures &c Only $4,000 cash. balance
mortgage Apply at n9 West Forty street. from
I O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04
u ~ DrEeELDoRFF 90,
Ill. IMPORTERS oF
on, PAINTINGS. L1THO0RAPHa ErGRkyTpGq

AHrfs1s MhTEHIALs MD FANOY WAHEs-
Tste p'sAsure In informing their friends sud tbs pubic
hs, they inst opered the cspacous store 20 eo Brod
wav near Fourth where hey will abovs
business The oil paintings mostly al iUp0rted and
we're erecuted BY French English. Germ Italian ar.
lists Of novedged celebrity. They ~i prove careful
pecon 70 gems OF The vsry highest order Of
attention Of copnoiseurs n particularly invited 70 picture
inst Imported Gard Players, by Gerard Dow. Our
cravings bographs yin be found 70 both org
na,y and uniqueness and beauty
sIeeuton Artists msisrisls The very bea, in market
every conceivable variety The superior quality OF
reof In m son VII low prices and unfo1bei arranre
snts for ne prompt and faithful execution Of al orders
with Which may ie entrusted. will make decidedly 20
your sdvauisge cal before leaving your orders
on u, n. DIB5KLDORFf A co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04

LNOR SALE, LEASE OR TO LET.THIRD AVENUE.
near Rightly ninth street. YorkveA cottage house. MIN
rooms Croton water &c Hne view of the East river and
Sound If sold $1O down, balance mortgage. desrA
BILE neghborhood and property rising fast In value. Imme
dia.e poss esaton Inquire on The promiseA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04
FINE ARTS.

A SMALL COLLECTION or VALUABLE or. PAINT.
a lngs sale for ess than half their value paint
10 qs are sold 70 pay they very nue AMI worth
exsusnng "a. LIZ PORT Co, $40 Broasway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04

INTELLIGENCE OFFICES
A BOUT TWENTY WOMEN whNrgD-fN GOOD str.
N usuons ready Al GOOD also
an In excellent pisces 10 country and New Haven
Large institute for Domestcs i3s lth corner 6h ave-
a II. FAMILIES WANTING GOOD sERvAyrs TKWn
~ distey obtain hem al The institute and
Tor domestcs, l3S II OF Gan ertep
rve Home has abundance OF civil capable help 70 sui all
Conduosed By respectable Americas laty.
FAMILIES ArD HOTELS IN WANT or coon Dours
TIC female bep will always hnt good selection of DER
man Rngiah scctsh and Trih Morris Coher 90 a. ais
Broadway Also, coschmer sarfcnerr, farmers labor
this he branch once 1Z Liberty street Terms
moderate.
IyANTrD-A CLERK roR A STEAMER; Also A
w bookkeeper. Apply at the Merchants CLERKS Regis
try Once 70 Broadway situations procured. There also
sporers place open. must understand the Yaakee notion
business. Wages - per week. Apply sner Q.
VIvANTED-A sTEwARDEss Foa STEAMER your
girls travel with private families 70 Europe Cali
FORMS -four chsmbermsids and tvo Apply LOUIS
KAUFMAN, 766 Broadway.
xxrAYryD-A CLERK FOR A vHoLEsLIa HARD.
w store; wages si5 per month. Must yell re
Ct, Brooslyp In the basement
VxyAsTFD--A BoozKEEPER FOR A JoRBfyg
w bouee 7cendu clerk Shipping and ck - of.
fees brsksen four crks for cry goods grocery
three porters two fremen two bsHeepars
press drivers coachmsn and baggsgenen. Apply
70 LOUIS KAUFMAN T66 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04
SUMMER RESORTS.
> UsIrsD srAins Horxr.,

Avon Syringe u. Y.
fbe Sulphur syringe Avon beyond question III INST
IN tAe United ss.ss The loe9ta The heights commsod
in world Apd invsds hsrd
" End agreeable resort DUNG The summsr months
II peculiarly sdaptsd 70 fsmie. with children. Pare from
New York bv the Erie Railroad - and % By The Central
In either take uxes 10 Rochester. The United s,es
has kept for FIRST class house for
visitars springs and open only durng the
psouihs Terms 81 per Carriages he springs
OF charge wM GUSHING. Propheo~.
Avos, July 1883.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04

w Ne Wsshnr Of respes,sb'e family; vii take hen ~
NJ month drTen AL PLAN small clJhes JIG per Dozen;
FsnlsmeuF snh ladies' pashrE dOre A. mederate terms.
hfel y for bnueny and caCsblT. Al osde-s
kFtule, ~ - rtEr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04

ENOR sALE-A FARM or ~ e6.l00 ACRES, sIrUA-
T. TED mile from the ChapequA station on the Har'
lem Railroad and i've lilies from the Sng Sing Depot Hnd
hiver Rarosd IL Of woodland 80 So
Of highland and Is acres Of wet meadow Of which
drained IL has several springs OF good
water houses and hs win store forty tons Of
stables and house all In first rate order the build
ngs having been repaired reconsructed last summer
For further information apply 70 CHARLES fORNACHON,
ChApeq Wegchester county. N. u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04

ESOR sALE-Ar GREAT SACRIFICE. II APPLIED
II for the splendid ssory and basement frame
house. with i've ota In good locality, l9 miles from tho
City Ball. ard minutes walk from Tuckahoe depot Harlem
Railroad. This ID chance for gentleman Wishing
nice country residence grocer tailor Is there has been
good custom trade For particulars apply 70 LOUIS HEN
ERY real estate agent No 10 Chambers street, New York
CITY, 10 MICHAEl OUINLAN. Tuck hO0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04

UyOR sALE-rHE VERY VALUABLE PROPgRTY IN
Union HILL n j., consisting of twenty two lots and four
houses: beautifully sussd Also two houses in tbs upper
Mulberry street. next TO Chatham with without furniture
For particulars apply 70 CHARLES MANI notary, Moss
Chambers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04

EvOR sALE-A HOUSE AND LOT STU ArgD AT NO.
It's Plymouth street between Gold and Bridge, Brook
n block from the ferry The house stands In the
q the l9 is Is By feet; workshop in 'front.' Of lot Is
buildings for manufacturing purposes
necessary. Will be sold q sacrifice Halt Of the purchase
money may remain bond and mortgage. Apply ON the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-04

hA MD fIsiIINl kAOUN-
sion 70 ChoAers BANKS by etes mhOai HuNTRpSa Cart
OTIS y McrrelL for Wednesday the th win take place on
rdey ne eb should The weather prove iayora e. the
irs fall day After. A BANCRsR,
2. n. JONAS
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-12

A young lady residing on--Avspue,
was, one dne morning, taking her usual
daily practice on the piano-ferla, when
hearing . slight noise behind her, shc
turned and saw standing at the open door,
which opened directly on the sido walk,
q tali, lAnk young specimen, evidently
fresh from she native fields Of Tllinois.--
The young lady saA for sons minutes Ia
embarrassment at the stssdines OF his
gazs, aud finally, % relieve herself, &C
oosted him with
"GoOd moTRing, air."
"Aornin, /" responded sRssay, recover
ing in some msasaTes baa saff- possession,
swhaA do Yoa e&ll tha& ese9'a
tsThat is piAno-furts, sir, = was the
reply; and seeing him ztill In partial ab-
stFaotions abe continued, sage you fond
Of music ~
''Ya-a-a,H - said be, fskin yOu play Yam
kes Decide Oh shaa sKei',
"Wish pleasaTs, sir, if Soa desire IA. p
And assuming hsE positioR, sha rendered
the national air In The most approved
modern style.
"Yes, T" was the response; "shaa is Yan-
kee Doodle with The variatioAs.n
"Rall,o said he, ssthAs kind may do
for you ciGy folks. bat give me the na.
ksd DOODLE" aud suyning from ths door,
be marched stf, Whaling With great gus
to, the ssnakad dooale.h
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-12

pmnrxvuAL Aor1ox.--A WssEarn cor
respondent Of Harper's Afagassss gets
OF che following good ons.'
ssI wa travelling In Virginia by stags,
and spending the nighs at g souatry tsE.
ern, where was greatly entertained by
the talk Of the stage drivers aRd others
sitting around the bar-room IRE, in khe
sweating. 0us old oodggwoFasd OF the
good thing:
ssWhsn wsss down to the fair, good
many years age, thare was . prise ol'sF-
sd IA enc who would come nearest 60
asking perpetual motion. All sorts u
machines, of eli shapes Aad materials,
wsxe fetched shsgs aEd shewn, and tae
makers % tham told how long they weuId
sun. As / wss walking abous among
ahens, saw d sign over q tant--aAll who
wan& 20 ass perpetual motion an no mis-
kake, meet 81 this tent So / paid tbs
admission fee and vent in. Very soon
. osassg little man gos UP % q boz thai
ssFved fer . plssfoyxn, and addressed
shs sudienee Ladies aRd gentlemen, D,
Pm agoin Ia sxhihik 10 you the noss
wundeEfallsas fnveusien 70 sysr seen;
itss been ruahias for full shTes ger, and
| il aahedy etSps H. is'Il ran forever. .'---
Asd hsFs be anrollsd strip of paper.
This ie rssnsegsa BglJiy And a be
held il up to ishs gaze Of khs peoples thsy
admitted, shss whsshsr tho bill was paid
os nos, shsy had AiI been sold.o
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-12

PART SECOND

ossAers IN tAs wsss, with so0m wa aRs sisss,
IT'S IanasSsses aoss wtasEy sxtzsa;
Tbs artist mas and 4 scheme to hlz mina.
Aaa s@"a H"a big fancy szpsAd.
oas hsFe In ths wpzs EnRa saR invest
What neRey hs haa % hlB handsi
Ia s0xh& De esh sgg. whsro lots aESs&at Algb,
siF pat ali bis cash iaao lands
oNs here in the Wszf 3 Gent we cau tast,
Tss aos By tbs clothes that be wears;
But Il he's Poilie, and deats about right,
We call aim Gent 'Frssx fair. ''
Out here in she wess y sop Is pssG,
Ws never for fogS have uBs;
And ~hsn Ia asF tswas SONS airaG % and down
We wsat thssa - Hasks excuse.
Out here in sAs West aGssa 60 aEsssed
QalE@ FaGgA-ga ths way thas svs e8n
AHa wasa we ssa sas disposed 70 maka fqn,
We eoant hlHl p6t hait Of man,
Qua AsTs Gn the West re give 70 car gusts
The best we've pr0vlsga to eaSj
And then II they soawi, or grarabgs and gFovl,
We fhtbk thasE departure 4 rrrat.
Oaa hsvs IN the Vest the Eiads seldom rest,
Exosps when they alter thetg c,uraet
In WINTER iAsy FoHRe LO0d roaring ike agRus,
And often thsy blow tn they're hoarss.
Qua here In the west lhs " sseetars /" infest
Our beds in the warEa suunsF nights;
And wAsn they barred oui, tasy whlna roupd aad
pogi,
Beaaass thera'l ae chance for aatte
Nov Readers, Hg best I've said Of the Vest,
bai Ehymias has ne'sr made aap fasi
: 'F%7E ss5s4 EfT pEE aH1 tEgH viii ~
To give yoa Thyme ugsaH thsa
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-12

The above is the title Of new and
handsomely printed seven column paper,
jus. SssTtedzat the STRIVING town Of On
ava, AanonA County, Iowa, under the
editorial management Of Thompson L
BVTvs, foEuserly of the NwcIsus d Echo,
Propagation. W.
Politically, she "AdUenturs'' takes ths
Independent shuts. The editorials are
quite pithy and we'll written, and it's ty-
biographical sxseation is very sEedissbFs.
We hops thsg good people Of Mopana will
pee ths necessity Of supporting s well
|condacsed paperyto advance and main
Eain their local and County interests.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-12

Cincinnati, april 2s.
In pursuance Of an army order issued
by the Secretary Of Wax, court martial
summoned TO pass upon the eendaea Of
Gan. Twiggy, assembled shis sAoruing st
the Newport barracks. Gea. Wool pro-
posed that the Judge AdyaOste read she
order calling the court, which was de-
elined, As the coura could not organize
ia consequence Of ths ahsanas af Gen,
Jessup. The court than adiourned.-
Gen. Jessup is expected tonight.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-12

Wmsn1ngtOns April &Ss
A passenger on ske Moses Taylor sara
the /. Stephens, % Der down Grip, pus
into Magzfniilo where ahs took on board
the Guares, shs fugitive PRIEST frem Mex.
100, togsthsF vita his eahiRea. On sYTi-
val Us Asginwalissha wkols party so0k
passage Cor New Orleans, intending 10
proceed shanse 70 Vera Oras. which, at
lBss accounts, April lash, still held eus
for the anaFes geysrnment.
RusIa1 was arrested In this city yasker-
day rSh ; oharra of Eerging arazs Cd saae
q. s. guysxuaaantFor % 900. Tho draft
ID dated 1884, and purporsa 10 haya laaeus
drawn IN favor ea ! mali agena, aaa -
sspsea BY @. u. Bspwn, who waa Ahan
treasures "a he nassnlSs@ Aapavszsasal,
both aE which parafas aTe mow dead q
is sala aye other akag - 81 i stssailar ii
tugs have been presented 10 gmxi oaa kignsa
to lAssgovs ssnmans IN pasnaaa,
Ihe u. q. sssaza fsiaate MegrinAe ~
Tived IS p&sama from C9llao, Apssl Is.
4 letter 81 tAa hmes saya sAAa aassll
iio's loss as shs bsngrmEag III AAa@a5 ppa
was 300 kiiIaa. assa Ysvsmes 9
Ths fogmR hAa Z 90 woandsa Ns9 al
dying ID gseaA naiabars, snd L sszs aksl
fka namhas 81 aba "a a xaash CT
tiEIfns j mh9sA f0ge aEzA0 nsssi to
Vivaza W sMNmaa8 sasps Vi ] W Vi
sisAss i 49, NJ hsa j large nuinkss II 80
= go szs
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-12
Hon. Geo. W. Jones,
u. 9. Senator.

DoRsrrcx'a PATKET MEDicISE.--Con'
grasaIaSe mB-my fortune Is made @fa
immoFtaliSed, and I've done it, | have
eoaa into the patent medicine business.
Nv name will Be handed down to poster
isy as thas Of universal benafactUr.
Bought gallon Of tar, q cake OF bees
wm:x and drkin Of lard, and in twsnty -one
hours I presented 10 the world the frat
batch Of Dasasiok's Self Acting PoBF-
Horse Power BAlssm, designed 30 cure
ali diseases Of the mind, body, or astasss
10 give strength TO ths weak, money 30
tie pooE, bread and butter she AungEys
bosls % the barefoot, deosacy TO SAe
bIackguagd, and e0mmon sense 20 fhe
Republicans. Il acts physiological, and
IL fnssndad TO make our sublunAsy sphere
a hIigafUI paradise.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-12
WEEKLY BUGLE.
WEDNESDAY, NAY, II, 1858.
Tme utah Forces.

rae Utah FORCeas
From reliable sour ess we have Tseeiv'
Cd ths following statement Of ths forces
nowan ugAh, and under orders for that
tsrsitaEy, which is more exphsit and cor
rset slAa say hsretofoxs publishsd.
haasassas dYtght artillery.
Iksssas cf AeAv5 ARTILLERY.
lregshsas ls com. foot artillery.
. eQ@pey aAEPsrs and miners.
4 onanaAesc6mpaBy, .
regimes u casalry.
Iregimsas Of dragons.
I 4ssgsnsAts Of infantry.
AakiAg'a total of 70 companies, ~ g.
bout 5000 msp.
The troops now in the department. Of
the Platte, and under orders foE Utah,
will probably be replaced by the two
regiments Of volunteers.
We learn also, that Gen. Smith is az
pscsed in Fort LaayenwoHth, wAeHs the
order for movement Of the forces will
be Immediately given
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-12

PRrsxzg's LUcK.-A week OF two sgo
Cincinnati printer visited the Theatre
and found pscksk~hook containing
$3.50. Rich beyond Gll expectation, ho
determined to rest while. He 'tpus a
sub on," spent what money be hsd Of
his ogn, inuarred several Atile debts,
4 Il A. 1.
treasure by purchasing q new hat. He
entered tEfe tII&b skoEHs EsSssss 81 s4aa 8E 81
latest style, aud tendsged one Of che S.
notes in paYmens. Ts was pronounced a
counterfeit, and so, in turn, every note
Of his $3.50 fsund treasure. He he's gone
TO work again, asying thai being pFiu-
ter he shouid have known that che bills
were worthless. 81.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-12
Ladies' Repository.

Tbe May number Of this valuable snd
beautiful issue, is before us. Il con-
tains two splendid and highly artistic
Eng'svingS, and Large quantity of pure
and ohaste literary matter. 1t Is 3 Mag
aIlne ft to be introduced into any Esmi-
u, and Il you want 10 subscribe for q
really nice Magazine, We would most
chseTf1liy recommend the, Ladies Re-
PosIt0Ty.
Published BY SwoREsTasE / PoE, Gin
cinnasssa Tggms, $4,000 ber annum ia
advance.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-12

This publication for May, is on cur
table, and as usual, it Is crowded full TO
the bEim, with brilliant reading matter,
fromt she pens Of the most eminent vii
ters Of the country. We will furnish
this Aagazsae aa4 she Basas fos 81, 50
mar year.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-12
Emerson,s gEagRxine.

For sUme cause or other, We do not re-
ceiye this Magazine regularly. What 10
the matter, Aessrs. OAEsHTH & Co. p
The copy before Us is capital numbea
and We would be maeh pleased if we
could receive it regularly, Those desi-
riBg to subscribe for it, can have an op-
poE:uaity Of seeing copy ct our once.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-12

a SLEuuLAK WxpnEsa. An interesting
wedding to0k plaza fsw days since be-
tween Mr.. Henry b. Melville and Mrs.
Sarah Il. Soymeaa. TAs parties have
bath been married befora, and each kavs
. family Of seven ehildsan~-thoso Ut the
gsatleman comprising SIX daslghssrs aud
! son, and shoss al the LADY six sous and
. dAughssg. THIS sons aesea on toe 0c-
easion as gvoumsmen d thar future faths
eF, the dsnghtaxs as bridesmaids to lhsir
future msshaF. Ths whal@foursssn ohii-
dren dressed alike, aeaaxdins 10 shaia
sax, anssTad tie shaSaA aTm In arm, aad
ranged shenselyss on either side D9 theix
parents, who ASe both razzaas kably hand
soRe, aud looked superb. - Esgaaah Pa
psFs
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-12

OMTIoE III xER NsW CYcLoPAEDIA.-
Babs; The judge, jury and sentence Of
every wall-Eegulated family. i thing
Vh'.s squaWks at midBight, and wili not
he eomf0Etsd by any quantity aa sop. A
bi ped called By its mother ode little 20
sy posey, pinkum pink, bless its little
heart !" and very frequently ''soted" to
the tune Of 'sHsFe We 60 up, up, up-e,
and hare we 60 down, down, aown-e."
By baoholoEs called a'braty )" snd by Tup.
per, the pEoverbisl philosopher, deli
cAtely alluded to as ''a well spring" !"
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-12

pHELADELPHlA AED THE COLLINS I4sE,
"A meeting was held at PhiladeiphiA
On Ys6Bsa1ax svsgsinxy sf rn wgehanfs an 4
business men, to eonsldsV the possibility
Oh purchasing EDs JoilIn6 steamers ID es-
tablish line from that city 10 Europe.
\ repoFE was presented By > eon@ittes
oAsTtng 9 plan Of operations, whieA was
adopted. Trustees weFs appoIAIed 60
iay yastIgate the matter and ascertain
whether the steamers could ba purchased
a. q reasonable price and contract to
carry the maiis eould be made with the
gUY sFumenk.