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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-03-11
"A MEMORABLE WIG.

Since the DAYS of Commodore Stockton's big
grrt there has been no peacemaker like Mr..
Barksdale,s wig. All witnesses agree that the
tumult in the House of Representatives was
uueIIed entirely and instantaneously by the rev.
Citations it made at the most critical moment OF
the fray. SIMPSONS strength lay in his hair
Mr.. Barksdale's lies in his want of hair. Moth
ing inside of his head ever produced half the
impression that was produced by the few mo-
ment's exposure of its shining surface, just at
the happy moment when Mr.. Keitt was count
inr the new stars with which his armament bad
suddenly been studded by aIudcious eommuni-
cation over the ear from Mr. Grow. What,the
geese did for one of the Oldest republics, Mr..
Barksdale's wig did for one Of the Youngest
Who shan tell how many heads would have
been broken, ewes blackened, and coats rent, or
how soon the Union would have been DESTROYED,
but for the iudicrous diversion of the combat
ants attention to Z" the place where the wool
ought to grow" on the Hon. Mr.. Barksdale's
head! t4'.'<--
John Gilpin's wig had some reputation in its
day, but it will henceforth bearno more COM
parison to Barksdale's than bachelors scratch
or spinster's at-tail to the full-bottomed Golf
fure of lord chancellor. The country should
recognize its obligations to this historic head
gear in some way. It should be prseured, if
possible, and put in the patent Office, or in The
Smithsonian Institute, where. ike the black
stone Of Caaba, patriotic pilgrims from every
quarter Of the world NAV have an opportunity of
learning on which side of theiskulls of our leg
isators to look for the wisdom to which the coun-
try is most indebted for its prosperity.
By the way, should the LecOmpton Constitu-
ton fight its way through Congress, would il not
be fitting memorial Of the first scalp taken in
the struggle, to adopt, as design for the seal
Of the new State, wig .fdtEante on one side,
and on the other Mr.. Barksdale's head, barred 70
the gratitude Of his countrymen7 , @,
Meantime, what are the muses. abouti Why
does net some one awaken the Tyre to the merits
of that wig7-Ner York Eceaing Neirs.
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$50 $3.50 ASA,
Whaassals saa nsksii Dsalszs in ana ",
nK4eEaFera Of
FURNITURE i UPHOLSTERY

@AIhT LOUIS, MO.
w uug ware gsazss. will BE- foBna n. !,
tsse aas& hsak styles mAss by ths bes, -. -
aaeaas aAA o supexaoT naieTial and 6si,s
kEpsE Is ADss kns Rosewood abd n.
hsgssys Waiaaa Oak and Cherry, ~
eisA Pea sad Csnogy.
H1URB0ARDS, Rosewood. Mshay,,-
Oak and walaas, WITH sAslvss and H..
WAkDRonas sad sEcRFTARrP,
kasewood, haAaasny, Oak aud Val
S0EABs Mahaaay and walnut, eov,,
Cd Ia haiKs Caash, LISTING, and Broest,H.
BUREAxl8 ans R0sewcod, Mahogzrr
Oak asd Wsanak, with side Gases, Mn,
Top and Oval Glasses.
Rosewood, Mahogany, Oak and wsla
cEETaS And SIDE TABLES, VII
HAT RACKS, Rosewood, NahOg,y,
Oak and Walnaks ee many styles. "
Aiso kns Rosewood. MAHOGANY. Oak /
W8lnufy RaFisa. Easy and Rocking Cb1r,
sEsEy vakisty q Cushion, Rash and C,s
ss&t hessptioa and Cottage Chairs l..
saHA Deas Chairs, Piano Stools, Ottoman
k@usns0oass Lounges, GoFHer and u3,
WhsEnetss Ezseaaian Tables, shove
Bagnss Ecs Bexes, Wire and Tin Safe,
iseAM@zywss pATKMx xouKeE RxpsrpAga
GILT LOOKING GLASSES, splsnG.
pIeS Glasses 0gala, Mantle and sqasrr
soa RxEzass AiaTgs assortment.
MEDDINfsy spTlEzx, Hair, Mesa, Exesl
stog sna knek MaEkrRsssa; Feather Be3l
kAaIewss boIsteEs, camfoTts, Sheets, a.
ell OF ths best materia1, and warranted i
hs tresas swsss and nsw,
avery article warranted On EgpFasents.
assd ae prices Is Io'E As any ether house
ne sfty foF corresponding quality.
OkDERS Solicited and faiEhfaIEy slls4
Ws cordially invite every 0ns VINO wisAs
10 eaH and examine Rhd price our goods
as We are pleased 70 show cur goods, a.
give yea ali the infssma flea In our powu
All articles sold BY Is carefully paeks4
and delivered % Beat OF IT house.
? Very Respectfully,
sc AaRTTT l. MASON.
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RK.RCT sGM0@K..

{
THE subscriber wOnId FaspsetsaIEv In
A. fotI The people oil G0anclI KlnaS and
adjoining eeantry, that ha win open 81.
beet School In this City, GA Wednesdays,
the 18th inst. Tenn 10 consist Of r. wsgss
weeks, Il tie following RATES per seholar
Spelling, Reading, Writing And
Mental AFithmskig, a.sss. ...... R8 90
English Gfsmmar, Geography
and WriEaea AFfehm9efe -. I'd %
Algebra nlaksxy, philssegAF,
Boaanys Phymlaaa@y, Grask 81
4ssksa Ara aaasAf, seas !. ss.s s..a III u
al aahssripsian 10 be paid by tina mia
die ce tie term. Fifty seiss will Ne sharg.
I'd eaeh seholar a&dlEiemal far e0asinaessp
eiea. no deduction made bot hy wbeeaaa
agreement, o. pRutTaeted siekneas.
Ihs aahseribeg has devossa psvagxl years
70 bis profession and Aattsrs himself that
he can give general satinfsetaan 60 Ma us.s-
gcnss Raoa % Old Odd Ralsowa Hail, g.
Ekaksmaa street.
ApFilfa, ts58 Il. Es. AxTEIL.
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m. a. msrnsHH49a

NEW EHAHLEG SALOON.
ON Bseaaway, Mlzsse TIA knsaAsiaa ssakA-
" e. to rIsanItneaa asa gsHksel aes
are heslowsa wskhomt skani ar gradelass -.
Tie publle are pelassly lasissd e eazI 81 Bis
Foonas whsrs, shsnsd ne BE- 60 laeky "a t.
shave shama, the ksam eAga ug shagFin viii
be ramoved ~ tAe eeBisoEatian shaS II yRaa
dons sIeak, aAsg and wsAn0uA halasing Ia
gsalan@.
nosmoa Types Broadway, evsr ne
Oeaaa Wavss
F5n16 IL
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EAGLE w o n rs,

IS n 81 n W u rs a =
CHICAGO, ELEgsoIs,
rs tha largest Machinery Mandatory and
L nepo& ID the DATED States, where NAY
ba found Railroad Freight Cars, Portable
and Stationary steam aagiRas, ieeemo Glveg,
tributary and cylinder steam h0ii sgs, smoke
pIps. krsschsa, sheet work, stc., and all
kinds Of weed and hson machinery.
PremIam Portable Circular saw mfilaa
vita IEanoFSAht Improvements i~ETlEfIenat
WsieA = nTiHkh1s circular zaws ok sv~
ery slge. Noyes' poFtab1e aour and saxn
mills. vita aew impEvvamsafs. with %
aithaas beta sna gesseral mill kuEaiallfnzat
A fall assortment 81 leafher aad rahbeg
sslting, at wholesale and retail. SapwleE
shing1e EaEIla.
Claxkas patant Feeder aud Aiarm, sure
pravensakiva "a b0ilaa @xpaoaEon Ere@ low
water sssam and water gauges, Baaaan
whistles, finished bass work aRA snginA
sximmings, eastings and MILL gearing,
Gates paEent screw Guitar, best maehin-
Istss kIes, 81 oar own importation.
Scales from the amah eouutsf, To khs
railroad or sssigh ictk scale. AIse, sugar
mills, lsttsE presses, wpreheuss trucks,
etc. We sag to the pablfe that onE build
bags And etzlsg fnspr1Ssmensa commenced
last pear, ars ali eoasplessd, and IN full op-
sTataon, and We sFs Ffaparea 10 ka 81 ux-
dsrs Ter maehlnesys with easiEe pFompt.
dAgss. wAaxHR, GHALRHas = rHAssa.
y. v. sAxxa. So wARsxn. n emAamaRa,
4. q. wAAAKM q. u. gRAaMm,
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amAHA gfTY, 80. -. sa....Ys. wRMRAsRA
THE andafSignsa, having faTmsd a CO.
partnership for the purpose az eonducsing
q general pirate Baaklnk hyzafnsss, woald
RESPECTFULLY give noEies that khsv axs prs~
paGsd TO buy and sell Coin and Drafts On
New York, 81. Esouia, and AZ ali ahe Eaa-
tern and Southern eis5ea.
Collections made and ramitsess Coz AZ he
current Fase ee exchange.
Money ieansa Scr aastaTn capitalists %
reasonable tarms.
Land Warrants bought and seld cd sesu~
misaion, Or loaned On time.
ANY Business with whieh thsy mEy be-
antgasEed will be pgomgsly aktanaed 10.
aug 25sae57 dly
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G@MMGak E4M#s - - .5As
l.sssss csaseil Bikfs Iassav zssasA h
7zfrsN SIS HsmFs
CONNECTING win L. hsaa ss
~ Daily Packets and Raszxzsss MsssEasAsss a
% Loais; also, with 6aman. Haaaa a Eoaa
spIandld line az Ceaehes, - M I'll j &C.
epA and HaanGaal RafAaaA = IN pDaaBe
last
ThiS iins passes thfnHgh - Aaaxzzsl Inc
towns u Gleawoea, Tabes. sa6asg. "A mss
tn, Linden, R0ekposE, MeaaA kisy, nxaaca.
Riilmozs and 6avznah zarskA d stine
eoaakxys aad essr aged RED. aad 81 ansed
and comSeEt Ia nos surpassed ~ any asaeA
Line Ia the wssesra ecaakry.
p. O. FROST REspsiaka,
=, :. sxAaas Agsnty skaEs nakea 0oans
sd HaRAs.
aug &sA 1897, II
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~ Ga MNMMe q q MAanMM1sBa
MUMKH Al M a -
WOULD memk gAspneafzssav aaxeRrn gha
sssems &c GDuaelI MEmlzh 81 szesassv sAsS
Icy hass epsxsd
coNKKOTT1N&RT y EsuTT sTORE,
enc doog wees ee fha Pes 0zses wAsss
shsy VIII Keep ssnssasfay - lAaza al ksil6s
plakn saa sxaxY Csndzess
1asssass -. g1zssass Eemsms, Rasrss,
MselssA WxsasEsy AlzsaSs, Alss,
~ Gssalm sa& asae Mls.
I'D mamy esaas aEaaslsa soo mmaasgeug I'd
msnsaaa. Call Gna EMamskas omx sanak. "A
yen wiah COED and fxasA aatleaas. 4
May %, sB9-@
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AaD le,IaIRAP ess,os;:,
0eyRg Oils A. 49,

= = - & On
SieAasaa, rawa W.
$50 sasd ssaaa a. $50
kns psopla . MliIs - g szsa0
knIEsg eeaA Iss IL ~. -
-. - :. saz .e sessF issed their -
.l - "a - = 8 seslysa aad a.. Jssss
g tas sssk aaa asst varied ss' - %
g neN sHaFbse.R to vrsSs.-s 9Sisa4sas
Vax aaaknasAa u DRY s;oor go Iowa
AzlaaE AsRa cod fesslkm nsaaags. -, eStA Il
go - - Will betoana Ia Ia s, &'s
AHeaag 90 = ssaesEdss aay bsf.una
70 Ada. u %. sUgsy 'O9ha--
D 0laKlaAd,
80 aaek Bic Caass.
20 ehssss Tea, sssorts5
19a1 i A@lb bsxsd IT,
300 seeks 6. a. Salt.
100 kaSfsls IA. dc
400 saeks Daigy d.
90 haEEaIa M0lsssss,
~ hi 10 SYrnn,
308 E@&-sgaads, Eli pattsy,,
@aFaAs. COL Aoaras, tin safes .rbs1..,
@sas MsM&FaaBa2s skamAs. &C, &c, ''i'a
LOO Geek and heatsng seovsx Al,
and Sizes. '' pS5ssSS
800 kegs Mails asserted.
peafs5 winew.sash, blinds. U.i,,.
B00Ts ARD sHORs
We h&Ss saxky eases, All so,,. Q .,
AaFSa. AAa svsEy shing els a.. .1a a,
found ~ gtpEssthls aide of 81 - j =
h&AEy loss By Ora and thu AL Va
Shahy eaaiEl ssa heases througAout n. 81 II
have aAgisA 70 @ sha naeassitS a sc 4, 'Is'es
pay dawn bnslneas. Therefors v, a0tag I,
aanpeed the pay down bushes. 40 ~ saa
ansans vFs h0pe - oaEar such in5nS" 1 ~ "a
thcse fnas Wish 70 PAY dswa Ter Eoo -.Ia !, :
they will saFsIg purchase, s''e'' 'As
~ doing sAas Kind Of a businss,
not eueiseass Iess, by bad dsbts - se e! u
eesss, HhieA sarsiY f6Iiosxs aftsT go, 49, ssss
We e. aek pretend kS cay as NsbrSsSa.i : " :
Ena pan&hs City does, that ours IL 80 ~a y "a,
o faNssf gsar aasasv. bat We 40 saw ,.e 20
saxa yesa lssssa seaas 9eR your sDos,v v' -
snE gglstf h9Eses wesk of 81. Louis % ~
LA3a aa& s8anans--no trouble ., i
Asa&as RsmamAas sha siga OF ths !" ~ a S
Co. 80 6lsaweOd, Iowa, oa'''
We bay dry hidss, fur, ,.,...
EnRng whsmk oasss bacon, cork. wsy Ft t'T -
rs, &s ~ gaesz prices. '|''''
tRsE ~ $50 T5u2Is
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500
CENTER DRAFT pL0ws

- HMbh&H . &MM8 VIII
7 Y Feealya pea Gsae seaam hoak,
- - three HandFad 81 KaYaseais
shfaksa CeuseF Drskt Fsown. Thsy have o.
band as No. 3, PhoeniE BIDsk yass hundrsa
e these plews, which khsy VII ssEi 90 reas
sonAhls terms, And wmEz2Af khemA e do SaEtsg
weFk shaA aay etherplgw now b nss- Tbs
purchase mcney viii be reemnasd Is aliases
apon the return ekEhs plswif i does see give
EaIi naEazkaetioa, altar .1alg trfa1.
April Is, 1855, aatt
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R. hid. A. IN r. +
HAs On hand 900 Stoves e ali aaseFig,-
III kions, which he is benAa - asia HHm
is the tim3 &c ypn waak stoves as e1sk.-s~
Wholeszie 10 CSgnsxy MseeAaazs as sA2Ap
a. can b got IL s.. Ioaias 81 - akaa Ut cd
aed. We age bounA 10 ssal-~sAY eEszSkesa
aust and shaiI Be paid Is ny sassss.
g. D. ANY,.
aax aaET
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you've A. az
STEAM MILLS!

THE undsEsigned hMse paReaaaaA, aaa are
4 now putting I'M rpmpless esasz. eAa
steam FIGURING and Saw MElzs ere miIes
vest u this city, fcrnariy ewnsa by ths
MsssEs. Jsffreya, ana wiz Ii ! saw asys ha
prspaEsa 10 furnish any deszrea Aeaefn Ia
LuHesEs and also bosh marshspk and eeun~
vgFtndfng, IN q TAR, sebaiEaAas aa7 sails
aFy manner. Z
would sLy to the Faxznsxu shAs ws
a. do right, and nns onag Easn. bot
keep .aston aa9 gpea I'LL ~ waaA
5aDaDAe MRaaaAA@A@ O. - Leaf
I'd an eqmal amount at corn, Tor mhdch
twin pay the highest eaah ngSSa.
A First rate article a NAcszx and
Neal viii beeoastxntiy kspE 50 haaa Goa
salsss
By tAazskxy, oesnoaY gna dispesEkisA
sssr e ohligs, We hops 10 I've aaa pesspsg
with tbs eitizeRa Of tia Esxsoa
Sill q ToWM.
ganS-1SaS Il
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RDMExO

B. PnENT1ss
a MA0UWCES to tAa paalae. salak Ess kau
- msassA mss sSAafsa I'D aassEenlssS -
- &naMsg y in Gaanwasa. 1900
- I'll w. h&pRy 10 ak4ama saeasa wants 80
eesas9KkN NJ hiR Nsaegkss In tAa haas gasaaiale
maA< MNw Mmd samEsnasaa Msakges.
yaTa& Mska eAe SSsa maoek.
V Fzkak = sxpslss VII = szas.es 4.
Makl2g hea azzz szaS kssss 800 ~ 49, =
sAe xx1i eszzs 3 :. S
alssek fsssa Az 8 s.. aalas
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SEED @T0KaEs
Just opeaed - Esaasen Aysaas,
eREsCgNv CRY. IOWA
Large Supply a9 seeds em Haas
aasa Mere C@makmgf
A great VARIETY 81 Gaxden, FtaId and
Power Seeds. fresh ard kan4iney kat aAIa
shasp. Also COED aapsIy az The saxllsak
AID besE vurfssy Il Caanesa Nngax gaaaaBs
ehaens az Earth AImam4s, Nameh L0snat
HFoSm Germ, Bed and w hits Cnrr@ne ssads
aad many other aaaaAsa Rn6 rare w@Ti@kxeas
We have slss haa let Of new
ROCHELLE BLACKBERRY PLANT,
Red Antwerp and Bsinekls's Orange Rasp-
barry, Red anA Black CarTants, 1sahsala
and CskxspkA Grape Vanass Roses, &E.
Orders for ~ Narsegy s&eek, rseeiys6,
feT aalixuEy L. De spxlnK 80
q A. TERRY . co.
:. p. ss-Ws hawa also kaw aaman Gran
berry plAmta, which re win sail az 30 eka.
paF dszsn. Sent By nail pest paid, 70 sts
pea A0xeA. nara. aemS
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II HAVE g0Ad 20 Emy hrnshsf. yamsas Maa-
! SHALL js.s my entiFa ateek "a gsoda ana
ssoTe &xAnga ThpBe awIaK 10 In any
sAaps or manner, win maks ansmealase
paynens 10 him, &s mp aakhorzaeA a9ene.
% % forced 70 9 ssssiaaAeak ~ iaw. a.
further tine esAnst ana WI ass be KfYsn.
Some washable Land houses saA sels ean
be bad by aBplying e ny hxaxhnF.
THOMAS HENNnAg.K.
unawaaaA - :
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q. k&& %
9 - ~
ta<H - sa { % I.
81 sfaRa. <Hesa - H. Esil So sasI ArIssI
fBaa &34&& ct M zzzzs
E N8n - Il Il d zsxAs rnta haaa.
saifh W1 arfah aaaaasrYs hsalt xzlEsaMFs
fNg aSFEySmx nn ~ MaaMsssd Mivsg, Tsarsss
thaHB abomk hsK II aase - III exesssens ~.
saszs
o. viii nas easry twenty-five warnns
and Es&sAs aka tine. nor two hunaxsd 500
e castle bssk eaa eonsanlsntlv eaErv -
MaSqzss aah sAazs s. sfip and caksls Ard
kakAEf a4pgk ~ nsepezzan
T&e &zzsl 81 eeslsE d oaas n1s3,f ksss.
"a hhs1AFs4 k4S4 Nzsls vita Nassg ReTroas.
snM suak hnan6 ahaEss &c beth nidss. ~.
i&SEtM es%nM III All obssgmesiasas. aEd gssca
p3xsannank landaags directly npuaslte sach
either GeSaaaQ aeatlF khs boat makna heg
eg@gNknHs An 1esa aaan mlAaase. mgs4 "A y.
hMndaak Mha asssaa - go Narrying shaI
4 MsA b. dnms VI aM potnGa All she hflSsaurll
Mivsx asoss tAs ssaa1h u tbs Platte this
Ws - nss gllks IA 0nsAa Psrry can.
paAg eall Tbs asksazzea 81 the pmbIae q !
Tine tables we bars aaae; or charter, q
we andaFs&azA 8, ehllgsE - 70 run & al
kiN11S xEons fAs kazss q rs sakfina "a 81.
4 eshs sd we are pAxz6eklY willing 90 AZ
i wars tsady 70 fntaI shoss ohligaEIon "a NJ,
lstt&g u lone fooEman e0Fsss, We erna,
him wskhpmk aalAy.
Hms road so tbs FERRY ca tho Iowa did
IN eNeealens, aEld From Floganes so the Plaksl
Nalisy, u is many mllss nearer aEsa gnuel
bsesse thAn any other route.
1Me aasieaEs ard crew are skiIlfai. ox1sdel.
SIS eouEfaGus, and viii at all times Sc soan,
ees4y and willing 10 70 do. all Ia tAeasr row
g y eecoRzn0dass aad obligs tie traselinl
eoz4muniky.
wlkh al Ehe abova named advantages
and TIE fact that car rates are twenty Az
| PEI spek sxss taaa Elnae Ng anamha, Is ID
M3gan \ span hesaas q gokseat q 10 81
RxATm sp&n ID ydks cattle, !. =. -. % q
4 GafEsAge a apan hoFses, -. ..,sss 60 g
M3Fse @ buggy ssss s.ts ss.... sssss. 40 $
EmA a. horse ssss ...... ...a.. ...... nd e
n Eo9EmaN, ssssss4 sa*s.s sss4ss $ss.ssiss ~
Cafties horses 3 malea, psE head, 10 q
Ahsep and swine, ss.s g
We eoa4aeakly Look fen share % Ii
public patspna8a
MITCHELL = BRADSHAW.
II EioFsnes, jus to IS e
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PINE LIN % E III.
SADDLE :. Birdie

MaRmess Mandatory
TUE unasrsignsa respectfully ineosma the
L. citizaRa Of CSaneiI Bluff and auTrcuR-
ding eDaHtxy, that he manufactures tie
ADORE articfea, and keeps eonssansIy On
hand stock aad trimmaags CT tho beat aua J.
ity,
Particular attention paid to CaRTiRxe
Trimming and spring Mattresses.
Those ID want Of aaythlng ia tbs above
lins % business, will sssd Il e their adsaa-
tagst0 call and exanAIna my stock before
purchasing. 3, KNABE
sspL5-53 dir.
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5Ass ecDeHy 3AN q e6nHxasEzM
~ ). Eunpy.
CUm@ws CAmREN xEm q c.
HFeasaay E@aasalkx
SIX. LOUIS. 30.

MnSa9asssHa sssAm KaSlssz, a1s sisss =
aseexSY&Aama.
Saw end Gglss IL n&maAAAaa
RglleFs And Hhass Ignm @uR&
Cas& AnDa Wasas lAaaEs NgIlafMnE paaA
ksgns.
Cfrsmaax Saw Ill Es&bse Esxss$ Mzz8a
IrgA d Exaas wusA is sy1xy dSsegigSIca.
pak3sgm Izsks, 90 say f6kns1 ties
VIII b sAaaxfuiI alSAM 90 &slDzl <Nkzan IS
lsttez b shs Azssss alSSlsuaH.
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-07-07
MAMGHE4ANDa u FERGUSON,
PMsENAX FOUNDRY
A gricaI1uraI W rks.

Manufactures o2 Ragess Ard Ghilds' Pat
snt PoTtabls Circular Saw MilIa,
for Steam. Water Or Horse
PowaT.
THESE Mills viii cut with steam power
a from COO 70 4. 900 feet Of Iam6sF Per
day varying a. be power and kind Of tim
her with heres 4owaF thay eHt fFosa 900
to q 500 feet per day, according to KIND OF
timber sawed. With the Doubse or Lhild'u
Passns Mil any sized lumber can be cut.
Having been eagaged IN the construction
ct theae miIla fUE the past eleven ySaFa,
and the demand for them constantly in
eFeaaihg, with cur faSiisl Ss for mAnafae-
turing aud Inprovsmsnta that have beah
haAds, we ofef them With the fullest conf
denrs Of thekr Superior advantages oysE all
otheTR.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-07-07

ukae'es We are prepared g do az ksaGs q
Printing, with
AEATNESS AND DISpATCHI
Our materials aFs al new and Of supsEioE
guallsy, skyls and finish, and equal b any
olhes north of st. LOals, end We
DEPY COMPETITION.
60 TO thsss Ia Western Tswa and No.
sraska, assding OB-woRE, can Aays Il
lone Vt the Bsgas Oaaes In the beet skyls Of
he arr, and at liviag prices.
- Gfgs Is eaIl.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-07-07
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sisxkek pEiss,
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steek e dry goods, groesFkss, beeEs snd
ahoea, qaasnswaTs, hardware, sse., Is as--
Meiksa haf0ge Mak5nH yeuF purchases.
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{ n. 3. Corn, cash. whsat. asts, pa&a-
tees, dry hiaass eazs and pFednes a. al
kinds takan L ezshangs esT EeGda on psy~
nsank s9 aee@amms
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-07-07

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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-07-07

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Rsases slasz 81 - dzuins the ms $3.50
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The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-16
OVERSEEING.
A correspondent of the Farmer & Planter
writes as follows:

A correspondent of the Farmer & Plante
writes as follows:
That there is a respectable minority O
he farming class of the country engaged il
overseeing, everybody knows For a mum
Der of years have been earnestly watch
ing the condition and standing of overseer>
or agents, (being engaged in it myself,) anG
am astonished many times at seeing 50 mucl
indifference prevailing for selfsimprovemt Mt
There are thousands, and indeed I might
say millions, of the capital of the country
employed in farming and planting, and
most of it is directly or indirectly under the
management of overseers or agents. This
pla .es them under responsibilities, and thus
devolves on them a duty. Are we, as a
class, capable of discharglng those duties, OF
not! Are we capable of taking charge Of
this capital and managing it in such man
ner tina! at the end of each year it will be in
safe keeping, and pay profitable interest +?
That there is need of improvement among
overseers, is plain, and all who have their
employers interest and the interest and i'm
provement of the country at heart, feel it.
[ think there is nothing that will add more
to the agricultural improvement of our 9oun>
try than the general Improvement of over-
seers, considering the position they occupy
How many az employer has seen and felt
the incompetency Of his overseer to manage
bis farm; and how many have lost a con,id,
erabe per cent on their capital, by an in>
competena manager. l acknowledge that !
am behiad the times, and have great need
of improvement. | think that all overseers
should use every means within their reach
to acquire a knowledge of their calling,
which is extensive and varied. 1t is no
trife for an overseer to know something of
the nature and condition of the soil on
which he has to spend 50 much labor. 1t is
important that be should know something of
all kinds of stock, and their diseases also,
the nature and habits of the crops he at
iempts to grow, and the nature and DISPOSE
tion of the negro that he has to attend to
50 closely. These are all important items
with an overseer, and yet within the range
of my observation | see little else but disre
gard for all improvement. have given the
subject great deal of study.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-16
ZOO CITY, MISSISSIPPI SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER l6 1858

lish race, are beginning to exert most potent
influence in the world. Despotism and free
dom, antagonistic elements, yet happily ad :
apted to the different theatres in which they
operate, are rapidly extending their bounda
ries. The natons-representati of these
two elements-grow, while other peoples
have reached their natural boundaries. =
They are proceeding with ease and CELEBRITY
along path to which the human eye can as
sign no limit. The one is moving towards
the Pacific eastward he other, westward,
from the limit of the north temperate to the
intertropical regions, towards the opposite
shores Of the same great ocean. Their S arts
ng points are different and their courses op~
poste, vet each seems destined BY Provi.
deuce to sway the destiny Of half the globe.
When they stand face to face, and the in
terests of the one conflict With the other,
what will be the result?