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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07

APPoINTMExr.-E. NJ. MAcGRAw,
the new State Prison Commissioner, we
learn from the Waupun Times, has ap-
pointed JAS. GIDDINGs of Chester, Dodge
Co, as his deputy. Mr.. Giddings has
given abundant evidence of qualifica.
ton for the place, and his appointment
viii be received with satisfaction by Re
publicans and al others who know him.
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syA GIRL l6 wears old. named Hen

@A girl l6 years old, named Hen
rietta Mat, of York, Pa, had fluid lamp
explode, on Wednesday evening, at
Newark, n. j., setting fire 10 her dress,
and literally roasting the flesh on her
body. She lived thirty hours, but was
bllstered from head to foot.
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Marrita.

In this City, on the 3oth uii by L. A. Francis Evange.
list, Mr. GEORGE sTocKHs, OF this city, Miss Cause
PAISLEY, OF Clev Gland, Ohio.
By Thomas Smith, ESQ.,, at his residence In town OF
Bighon on the lat inst Mr. THOMAS LURnrs NAS
CT MuEGATsoYD, both Of the town of Paris
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Common Council Proceedings.

REGuLAR MKErfNG-JAruARy =, 1855
The Council met this evening.
Present the Mayor, Aids Crosit, Berens, Gillis,
and Leonard.
The minutes Of tbs previous meeting were read
and approved.
A communication was received from Ira N. Wait
Esq, in relation to the Lot occupied by Engine
house No 2, which was referred TO . special CON-
mittee consisting OF Aid. Crosit Sncng and Berens
The committee to whom was referred the petition
from the "Kenosha Rifles and sW ashington Light
Guards to be provided with drill Room and
Armory," made the following report:
The committee to would report against making
an appropriation, but recommend the Council to al
low the Rifles and Light Guards the Of the Coun-
LIST Of next April Signed w 6. STRONG,
GEO. BERENS
Which report was adopted.
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Keuosha No. z.
Kenosha Sire Denarfnaent

The Annual Meeag OF the Firv Departments OF the e.
Of kenosha, viii be held at the Court House In ,be ci,v
fkesosha on Monday evening, Jan 1Ith 1885, a. which
ne an election Of officers viii be had other necessary
business transacted The dferent Cmpanies comprising
he Department viii govern themselves accordingly and re-
sort the Secretary season. required by the rules OF
he Department. By order ofthe President
Dec. q, 1851. sY pRASDE sec,v
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kENOSHA COUNTY BANK
KENOSHHA WIS.

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Sight exchange ON New York always for sale.
Interest allowed on special certificates of deposits
Notes, drafts and certificates of deposit cashed
collected current rates Of exchange without othe
charge.
Jncurrent Bank Notes Bought.
Gold and Silver C, in bought and sold.
Land Warrants ordered at any time from New
York. j. ii. KIMBALL. Casr1r.
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"Haye you any travelling inkstands:'
asked lady of a young stationer. mo
ma'am, we have them with feet and legs
but they are not old enough to travel
yet"
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07

An honest lady when told of her hu...
bands death, exclaimed: "Well / do
declare, our troubles never come alone .
1t Amt week since lost my hen, and
now Mr.. Hooper has gone, too-poor
man."
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07

~ Richard W Jacobs. aged % years. died >
few DAVIS since in South Dsnvers. after terrible
sufferings Of hyrophobia. He was bitten by
doc ff,sen wears ago, and the deadly virus hac
been lurking in his system ever since.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07

News SUMMARY.-We have no later news
from Kansas, than is contained in the account
we publish elsewhere, from the ST. Louis Dem.
orrai, of the encounter between the dragons
and the Free State men at Sugar Mound. Our
readers cannot be more anxious than we are. to
hear from the seat Of war.
Congress is again in session. after its HOLIDAYS
vacation. On the All resolutions were intro>
'iucrd in the Senate requesting inf rnation from
The President, relative to the arrest of Filibus.
ter Walker by Com. Paulding Resolutions to
the same effect were also introduced in the
House.
bill TO provide for the admission of Kan.a.
MO the Union nnder the Lecompton C1nstitu.
lon was introduced in the Senate hy Mr.. Pucb
which was referred to the committee on Terri
tories, 4 bin was introduced in the House. to
punish the practice of Poygamy in the Ter
ri'orieS Of the United States A committee wa.
appointed to investigate the facts connected with
the late sale of Fort Smelling.
The various Departments Of our State Gov
ernmen; were organized on Monday The fol
lowing is list of the New State Officers and
their assistan:s,as far appointments have been
made:
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The members Of Protection Fire Co. No. 1, viii take no.
ce that the Regular Annual Meeting for the election
ofesrs win be held at their Engine Room on Thursday
evening, Jan. 9TH, at o'clock
r. ROBINSON, Foreman.
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I'm Attachment.

kenoshs County, :.
City of Ksnosha. &C. In Justices Court.
To Ed1cdrd Martin:
You hereby notified that writ Of attachment
has been issued sgSinst YOU and property attached
10 satisfy the demand OF John MaDgian amounting
thirty dollars. Now uilsss
you shall appear before II. Tutie Justice of tnr ace,
in said county his Office IN said city on the 2sh
day OF January 1888 at O'Clock afternoon judg
viii be rendered az inst you and your property sOld
to pay the debt.
Dated, this sist day Of December, A. n 1851
t3r30 JOHN MANGIAN, Plaintiff
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A MUFF-A thing that holds young
lady's hand without squeezing it.
Pretty good definition, that.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07

Pastry-cooks seldom advertise, be-
canse large portion of their goods are
puffs in themselves.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07
A CARD TO THE LADIES
DIR. DUPONCO's GOLDEN PILLS

FOR FEMALES.
Infasble in removing stoppag Irregular These
Pills nothing but have been used by Doctor
many years. i'll France and America with unpar sue
in aud lie is urged by many thousand Ia
dies make the Pills public for the aevtien of those
suffering frsn any irregularities whatever well
prevent pregnancy those whose health will permit
increase of family Pregnant femAles those suppos-
themselves cautioned against using those pills
while pregnant the proprietor responsibility
AFTER the admoon, although their nildness pre-.
vent any mischief to health otherwise these pills
commended Full and explicit directions accompany each
box. price 81 per box.
Sold By srARKwEATHER Co. General Agent for
kenoshs, Wis.
To whom all orders must be addressed they will supply
dealers, aud send the Pills Ladies confentisy ard
free from Observatory by mail to part of the country
by enclosing them 800 through the kenosha Post office
n b. See that every box bears the signature Of j.
Ponce. Sold in Chicago by Prsros ROBINSON, Whole.
sale Druggists.
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Donation vi.;.

Donation Visit.
The friends OF the Rev Mr.. c. starck propose making
him Donation Visit Thuf,dsy, JAN Ia,h At his resi-.
deuee, the house OF Elder Lo,hrop's W.. pre
there win be large gathering sad all will be VOL
come.
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STATE DEPARTMENT.

STATE DEPARTMENT.
Secretary of Siate-Davi1 w Jones.
Assistant Secreiarv--J. D. Rugres.
Recording Clerk-Chares Higgins.
General Clerk-Durav Hunt.
10 keeurT-Geo J. Russell
Assistant dh.-Geo II. johnson.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Treasurer Samuel D. Hastings.
Assistant Treasurer-F b Scoield.
LEGAL DEPARTMENT.
Attorney General-Gabriel Bouck.
DEPARTMENT or rUBLic INSTRUCTION.
State lyman c. Draper.
dDern'y Supcriniendent-S. II. Carpenter
Clerk-D. :. Durrie
BANK DEPARTMENT.
bark Gomptroller-Joel c. Squires.
Bank Register-A. Menges.
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GonnltrdaI.
Kenosha Markets.

OFFICE OF KrSosHA TRIBUNE AND TELEGRAPH
Thursday Morning. Jan. =, 1858.
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THE CITY 3 A N K

r n e CITY BA NIX
OF KENOSHA.
One ofthe nr organised under the General Banking Law
ofthe State.
viii give immediate attention all Collections ana bus.
entrusted lit. Remances nsds for Co.ssions
day Of payment.
bought and sold.
Draw direct, in sums to suit the principal points
Great Britain France Germany Holland Switzerland, Nor
way, Sweden, &c.
Interest paid on Special Deposits.
r. G. DURANT, A. CAMPBELL,
Cdshtsr. Prssi<s~t.
KEsosHA Sept. LIST, 1851
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS w, Randall.
Private Sscretarv-W II. Watson.
Parks
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07

MofArs Life Pills and Phoenix Bters-TAese invalua.
BILE medicines a certain remedy for all the complaints
Of the bowels and the diseases oths liver, incidental 20
change OF climate and of living aer voyage. They
are the family travelling medicines all exper i
ence teaches
Sold by the Proprietor, W B. Most 1886 Broadway, New
York, ana ny b. etarkweatheF 4 Co. KsnHshs, Wis.
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PdiHfngs at cost Of Oss HUNDRED EIGHrY fHuus
DoLLAKsi and the repurchase OF Powers celebrated
Statue o. The Greek yaUe, OF SIX rHousasD Dol
LsRo together With several hundred other works OF A
render this induNemsnt to subscribers greater than any
heretofore offered.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-01

I IAe Old elsphana Haxs FhSE. wagea IL.
lan@sd 10 Yaa AnhaR9 b Co.. I :
shcgs time since. - zsalsm1na -
apses Rrs told a him Kn Asaiaas. vz.asa
go ne was one night shHs ap il ! aAaaaa.
p the morning ha wAa found kh1as or
fo0F pilss sa With ~ rop6 0G - sasa
npun hts oack i Hua
When eonascasd wssk Iuna ! Tskus'
Circus and MsdAgesis, hs hmd fallin9
Qua wsEh seans 90 kEsa ssasz Sx s1s. - oFse
aay whiaas shsg wsea msaank saassass s:sAnd
aaskee ia aAs Kia& % shaix hlah massssaa sass
and gpEgeoasly eapaSRo AaEss Haa~
nln@s burst his fasgamfnws, rushad into
aaag ring aasa szmhSgHsa sssey SO hk ghesa
AkhaK tasasng thsm assuma wasals. hs
resumed = h1s anamskaMsa naMss azs8
saaesly pssnitsed his ksspsr y sls Aim
Going aroaH Bosson 70 saIsn. sons
yasEs ago. he hsssms smxaga saSsss
somsshiag o okh@, sd msada ssxraag
work on khe read kaaxiag dOwn asaams
81 ppang uyag wm@Ufa. I'D Aoaa;nw gaaV9
szad hgRsae smao ne asx.
Ixavaling fram enc snail sown - an
athsxs one Eunaay aksmnoSA. In Nsw
hanpsharss Hsanibal ma& q leng line az
carriages kgIe6 With paopla &oiag hozms
frema ehmseazs me nsaa ID agSs hhaa -.
Taaga sazaek aha aae~Aams asAAss baesSF
with hia wkip - h paasasa. Nmassslss.as
iEaEA saia ssLy mnl0adsa lhs ameiSa limm az
carriages. 30 snA va ssEiezxsay snjsxr-
Ons nigha, ashia ka@au was asavlag
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WEEKLY BUGLE.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER /, 1883
- TAs EasliaA Lords = "a. ssn.h

S% Tha Englisk Lords u ghs beach
decided a. Wssministsr about q month
Ags, that Ii was 3 principle Of common
Law that counsellor, in questioning .
witness, ahe uid address him in ordinary
tones and in language Of Esspsas, suah
as Is employed By one gsAslsmAn in con-
Vsrsatien with another thai such lAw-
yer has no right TO qGssEion the private
business OF moral character Of q witness
any fartAsr than ii Is apparent they alb
sOlussly eject his reliability or touch
the case IN hand and that witness Is
not bound TO anawar questions put TO
hlm in an insulting or bull-dogish man
msr. If forced 10 answer by the aours,
he will have his remedy IN an action for
damages.
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@Rms net J,

= KsukfsaaAA haa oaeaasAD vi B@zaa hss
latsAs aasaglsss Mp tA 20 RakgsA t0s assas
Assssaa Walsh % wazAs& 70 eASid
sOen gsearneds agyiag nd mean haimw
aakad the krpahzs, agsplied thae khs
ssAow had slkssd II upon s8As 9assas sseisa
aasa saae BE aalppss2 dusm and hsEs hag.
ssa9s
s.sMalas - go gss saaA I led xsms's
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% A correspondent Of the Boston
Advertiser proposes thas the friends Of
Professor AgassiE be permitted to testi-
fy their admiration Of his conduct, in
refusing abe Ratsering oEaEa Of the
French Emperor, by presenting to him
"a summer lodge, to be called Agaasi1,
IN some suitable place, whsrs our philos-
ophar may pass few quiet months over
hs important studies" MIR. William B.
Lag, it is said, wishes TO take the ini-
tisave in this movement, by presenting
a building los, With several aeFes attach
ed, situated on picturesque Island in
Lake Wyoming, in the vicinity Of Bos-
ton,
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A FANcY DfxRxa.-A tall, iong-leg
god HsG@ieE, from jasper Soumsy, kndi.
ana aiskingu guishsd By little bead psrah
sd upon . cranes neck, &essukersd in /
swallows, tailed cost, pantAloons that re.
fused 10 be coaxsd down to the ankles,
boots shiniRg with sallow, and has shaa
seoEned oEeE bali aa inah Of hEina, stalk.
ed into the Richmond House, to get whai
hs called . s'faBey dinner" Being
shown 70 the ordinary, he was asked bJ
g ssFvan4 what he woaid have. 60 Wal,
dog On il, I don's know,D said hs, caaal
ing his eyss down the long aud seeming.
iy endless array Of ffric@deanx, eosteIIeEs
ragoasa, and other Sc kiekash&wwn ON EAs
bill Of faxsy which ssa8Oundea hlm VITA
is variety, whilashe dsspaired gsappling
With them alb "what wouId you take,
Squire, sf you were 10 my placer
n0ulan's sas all thsm axsns, goa kn0w---
I eoalan't af nsxew was 10 hsv anothaz
meal st Eistles in eooa's ags,''-
'F WouIdn'g you like to have sonas soap2si
a&ksa the waiter. IS Wei, Squira, ysa
are hsSat raghk, reskon. Bring On
youg soup, aad shsa I'll pitch into your
billed YiEtfes. You Eax all tbs sane,
thsy say, apd iss hard choosing, 80 f'ti
Jess cry oEas plass hAseags glss SOs, Fsoilg,
IF Thmzi- y ..- e. as's:
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CHAPTER RIIE

/ The Bun WAs aps gbaEe a. hour hSxh
iwAsn tall, sIab-sided yankee. usouaEsd
90 bony horse, rode up to the Ameri-
e@n lines, where be was hailed or che
ssRtFies, and to whem he made known
| thas be bad scratching of ahe most vital
Importance to sommuniGata Be he sen-
eTat. His invincihle pertinacisy finally
procured him the coveted aadienaa wish
the eemRaandsF-in chief Of the American
foresss and ball Malachi plaosd the doc
Hnents BE had prseuEed with 90 mneh
trouble In his hands Washington saw
at q glance that, had the plans thay
divuEgeA been carried out the American
army woald have been pla@ad In gFaaa
psEils Il not uttsriY annihila1ed. OF hEa
HaasEet's share, in she transaction, Nal
aehi Doelistie said aotAing, For he vas
too nuoa IN love vita Mary, 10 besray
her father bat all other qasskious hs
answered wtIh . pgsmptness thai proved
be had large SHARE Of good sepsa to
make up for his 1lnoouth appearance.
"And yea wish % ssrvs il toe arxav,s'
said y NAshiagsens kinAly. @ @ -
"Saeh il my iRksntion, yoaE axeallSn~
ey, II you think my services worthy Of
regard -
We arc aiways glad to receive suoh
Rood rssTults Ia tha aasse sf 4rssd0m as
shou art. The sexYice Eh0n hass reader
ID Is greAS one 10 the American eauae.
Csptaia Doolittle, ALLOW me 10 eonkraa-
ulasa ysa for sach is sha oommissiOn
you hold hanosloEsh In the eanaimansmf
army" ..... ..---s...-..- !.
The heart sf the nsw made oassag was
200 gull 10 express his thanks bat hs
resolved 10 prove by &seas, and noa bY
words, thai ne vac wggsAy ek Washimg-
son's consadaratioa- 1ha o0nmandae-
In eaSsK saw thai acme inamaaiase stems
aass be taken, nof only 10 aays Phiss-
dslphia- which, - hs learned by ths DE-.
spalchSs bEouxhl hy DoolistIa. shs ana-
ny were aeEeFmined to possess bat Ia -
rouse the Hpiris oe ahs nasIoa, that had
ncw aEak . tbs lowsss dspah of despoa-
aeAcy. Hs Fssalvsd to ansinipAks hAa
British and cross he kresem DSlawaxs,
On the night Of he 26kh III DscemheF.
where BE learned shas d large botay u
Hasmsana waes easAmped. 10 felaowSa
up his plan with azalnezs sasaass. S0r
tks attack heing Totally ansxpeesad.
acre than nine handred ag Ehe enszay
tgsFe sakeA prf#omers Ga waF. Ha re-
cf0ssad me Tiy@e again, and sAsaxh -
sAadow og an agzzzg wAs wsaxy ana 80.
haaaseds he aasswmined to mAks An -
Tack ID xhe mrskgah fSrcss Al prinoaAass.
EEsTe - AAa tha good eeeeans - Kill III
|sY aaA aaaw tAsss hmndssa prissmsFs
Ihss 200 aassans ssxvea . aispd eos
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Ave
The Postmaster General has been a..
sursd that MsssFs. Battlefield 4 Co. will
eomnanss oa the lSth of September car
rying sEaa overland Pacific mails, and no
doubt remains Of their prompt and sue
esssfsa sxecusloa Of the contract BY that
time. All the necessary means Of trans.
portasion will be On the route. The STA
sions are already Exed and the uuppIiea
OK water eonyenieatly arranged.
Ihe Oass- YriasarTi treaty, as amended
by NipaEagua, has bean received by oar
aovesnmsns and is under the eonsider-
alton Of the Executive.
Iha Usah peace commissioners have
had long interview with the President
concerning the affairs Of that Terrific
ry.
The President has appointed Geo. W.
kysman, Of Csiifornis, Secretary TO the
United States Legation st Chill, and w.
d. Carltns Postmaster al Quincy, uli-
aoiR, vios ]. O. Rilsyy declined.
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Mev2 xeRk oasy Ezaaa narmea.
& as

- So
AbOat 10 Minutes past i2 O'clock iasl
nigha 3 Ire bEeke ouS as tbs base az tbs
eupala and lockout on tbs Ctr Hall
1ka lazaes wsFe Rrst supposed to b.
some AEswesks los Oh hy E6s residents ea
ths Haif. RFom soEas oauss shs ftaxnaa
wsss Ras observed nor an alaTm givsa
By lhs Grs wateAlnaA, until 10 or 90 naia.
atss afterwards, when tbs whole reef
was In aaaes. When the ars engines
aad arrive, IL vas nos tiIl shs supola hsd
fallsn u, and tue third story. whish vas
assa Aa storage rooms, Was entirely das-
ssoysa bafoTe the danes eoald be snb-
dasa- Ths second stogy was also much
damaged by water, bus not By Are. All
The aaaamenks we're aaved. The wings
ase anaajnrsd, save BY water Ana vio-
laaea.
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CHAPTER Ill

The night was very DARK, aud fakes Of
snow was falling fast over sle already
whitaned ground, bat the old seFrel was
perfectly acquaintsd with sysgy inch Of
The ground, and as IL prompted by "A
instinct that be was On business chat adj
naikssd of no dalay, ID needed bms lisaae
usging on the part sa Malaahi 10 make
him stretch bis nsck thFoagh tbs village
of Brunswick like q grsyh0and.
Occasionally bis fsdek woald Tsf1 ap
and pAuss to hasan. IA he conaa hsss ska
elatGering AZ hooEs Ii the dissansas and
whan be could hear 20 aound bat lhe
mourning Of tie wind - fs whisgIed
lhrongh the forest trees, be w0ala shout
/" Ga lang, you eFister, the game IN ahs@d
somewhere p and the horse would re-
same his esd pace.
Bus this pesssYeranSs was mos 20 20
ieag aagewaRdaa; gog ha nd scaEeaay
pat tbs village ak Bruaswick ave miaaa
behind hin, when be dasoried she obieal
nf hia search 4 short distance ahsad
and sRnssllAa Sc saeh d RAis 90 csmyaaa@
| Cd hsm Gh@k EmAa@m 6masaaa aad aiaEaa u
thank Aalashi DooiEtsls Tor bin hanais
N4@z& A& kz&& kak&5&%E $&S&M H W&& IN
great feat for the sofrel os aDngsaEIcs q
feia 50 BY the sada ef SAs 6saese II %
spaes ng Jew moaasnks.
Il was 100 daKk Tor Spsnesg se Eeseg
nizs his new aS4aaaiasanea Of khs smish.
srJ.
/ ssR8ne aTening, eqaisa, saia AEasa.
/ cal, q sleighing viii hs ATaA Emsmsgszmnas
1 roW, IL Ii continues ID eeme down 81
war;.
Thsfs we auHss skrea. agIend, = 81
SpeussF, plAciag bis haaa b9 way ag rs
4 iemnticu, upon ona "a haie sisantxs q n
ths Ill nj fo - asnd II i eAraaA go
ard asosHsy usss
Z vel ssaa sonsesllihg dna. go
facsy was Malaehlsg Il -
aaaa that's Is 8 aanas Aasmhaa AaaHaaals
"a saEass 80 4 Hns 1gzssa. L So - I'll
aslsas sssssk ss kkzs azsas -
! ! - ii
44FSs #&& &&&MSN& &MaSM %sMN&4M& SsznsN #sa$H&a
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narillann &c

- In ayilIags sSasel ,Tsosnkly, ssbsa
the sohalaEs wsEs PaEsing, the word sail
oeezErsd 10 eths ssmsenca. Ths ypasw-
star whe Hss ap-~a hEight-sysa isAas
fellow pazlled ossz he wora feg q fsw
mipatsss aad sheas a. . bright idea
struck him. ha buat sat With 81 eam COR
iugata it--Positiys waif, eOmPagasiYs
wafer supesaaEivs, sssliag-wax."
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IaeaVsnWofths Aug. To-
Hunts batsary arrived at the Fort oa
aasneiay. ....z.
0@csal rstaFns from Il couAsiss. and
insoaplaes rssaxns frem savsn oth@xs,
giYs 70, 3so against Oengegsnoe nsss-
uxes, and SAG for it.
Tbs largest private train Of the season
is pow being organised at Atehisoa,
whicA viii be composed Of los wag-
ons.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-01
Tmm TKEKaRAFm l. rHa BEBLE. &c

TEE TKEKaRAFM h THE BGBAE.--fCanst
thou sead lightnsngs that they may 60
and say unto thee, Here we sse S''
Who bath divided the water eourBs
for q way for the lightning2"
:" The Lord on high is mightieF than
the noise Of many waters, yea, than the
the mighty wares of the sea-" .-s
he asds 3 decree fer the rain, aad
a way for the lightniag,n
g He diEeS&ssh His lightuings unto tbs
sads Of the earth %
"Ths lightuings eomssh cut OF the
B&ss, and shineth even unto the West"
His lightnings enlighssn the world. "
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-01

"oHSS.-Ths papers say ahere ID 4
great demand for women in Oregon np--
Isn't there a demand for women every
wshsfsF There &Fs plenty Of lodses--
dainty creatures with soft hands aud soft
heads, puasd with hoops in the lower
story and nonsense in the appsr-baA
genuine, sensible women ars in demand
all over creation. They are ssarcer than
diamonds and Ear more vRlasbls--bet-
Ter than gold, aud safer TO tie to than the
pest Of State stocks.-St. Louis Hsr-
aid. ge - - fE Z
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-01

a Mas RxFLxs--0ns Of the nsasest
replies svsx heard In Legislative body
was lassly made by Agr. TiIson, OF Rock
land, Maine. a msmber had replied 10
something Mr. Tilson had said, and paus
ing . moment be inquired il be saw the
line OF the argument, " Mr.. Speaker, 2
said he, !" in answer to the gentleman.
a would sag, here the humming of the
wheel, pgt do not see any EhEsad.7 p
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-01

u a Cas-, II shs be friendly, nsvss
approaches thee bya direct course. No
more aoes ne truth, Oh, friend; bai
winding around shy stapidities, and rab-
bing up against thy prsiudices, II rssSh-
q thee gansly, and shan, perhaps, serStut
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-09-01

- On ths receipt Of the news Of ths
Atlantic cable, in stookbridge, Mass. =,
the father Of Cyrus VI. Flsld, having
heard the rumoE Of the dispatch which
vas sens to his son Dudley, could not
sFed,; i, until he had gone to sec the
Dispatch for himself. This, with Cy-
rus name attached, aati6ed him. Al.
though nearly slightly years Of age, 3
seore SCENE TO have been lifted of his
steps on his return and passing group
Of boys abou! cannon, he exclaimed,
"N0v, boys, Are away 20