Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-01-13

Consideration Of the snhieeE wAs post
ponsd until their nexs nasssing. soiis-
isasiona fog moaey we're mada and The
PssAiaaaG astElass . d lEsxeaea of epiAi0n
By saytng shas susip wouid he taken II
/ sfsy ssnts % shs dollar, and good moasy
takan At par ihsladiag, - presusasd,
Ghrra osnt pisaaas which wage probably
very aeuHaaus, Judging from tbs jiag-
ling during the solleesiena.
.. TkRREFoaEAL sa1STKA.
An asosian was hsld IN the CeunoiI
-tssis moFHing for she ssleCsion oe . Ter
ritosiaI Printer, which resulted ia the
sboiOe Ot Geo, Hepburn, This gsaais-
man isa practical psiRsss aRa veil aasi.
iaetl 10 sGs&ain himself In that oaAee.
should ths House give him shsiE sup
port, and he thereby become Tsrriterial
PEiatsss the probability ID that be will
purchase and eoaduct tbs Times easss as
this city: s..
.Es hon. \. ". Tp2NAss . s.
Mr.. FuEnas Is Row the public priassx,
and membsr Of the Council, from Ne
mahA county. AZ printer BE- IL ae-
knowledgsd BY all who knOs anything
Of his business, to be the superior by
far Ia any other In the Territory, In the
style aad execution Of his job-work Of
every Description, Hig oisea ID veil
supplied With every VaEissy u material
necessary to tbs proper execution Of or
ders which he has received from sTssy
poEtiOa Of Sebraska. The Territorial
printing was done in bis own ofSes, and
satisfactorily to all concerned. As a
member Of the Council he % industrious,
haTiEg drafted apd introduced several |
Of the ROss lengthy and Important bills |
Of the session, and is always found ut .
his post when required.
HoxEsTEAp HERoRIAL.
4 memorial was offered TO. day asking |
Congress 10 grant to each actual settler
the right to one hundred and sixty acres
Of Land; providing, the occupant would
plant and cultivate forty acres Of Tim
ber thereon within 6Ve years. II
This is q timely suggestion, ana Il !
carried into effect will resuIs in more
good than can be done for the Territory /
in any other manner, as the waste pTsi !
ries should be timbered If possible, and
this Is the proper way to effect The object. :
BAEE. I
j bill purpoyting to be fog the puE-
pose Of preventing the illegal issue Of
hank n1.es ~ the Q@sha aQQ Chicago
bauks, being one Of those institutions
gotten up under a geaerai incorporation
act, in the frst statute Of the TsrEisory,
aud now ia court under an Injunction
\ motion vas made 10 reject it, upon
mhich discussion arose, with much an /
imation. Popplston, Armstrong and
Morton argued that it was useless to-
saLe up tha tIgae o. the House On those
bills which they were satisfied cod not
pass, whilst Steinberger, Crawford and
Donelan we're for letting the bill take .
its usual course. Although the latter
Representatives were advocates for the
custom Of the city, it could not be sup
posed they would in the least uphold a
measure Of that character on a final vote,
~" Some thFea oE toaE weeks ago, .
family came 10 New Albany, Indiana,
from Ohio, bringing with EheIa ca infant
child. The mother and ehIId took sick
with the typhoid fever, and the child died.
The father went to several CO lin-makeEs
70 procure n cofaB, but not succeeding,
got shoe-b box, carried it home. filled it
partially with shucks, spread cloth over
tAese, aad in The shoe box placed ths
child. This done, be took shs boz under |
his arm, carried it 10 the grave yasd, and |
deposited his earthly hope, almost silent (
Nv and alone. This is rather hard ease, /
and in a Christian community, too--a /
rejoicing in Young Mems
Christian Union, and about twenty chur- /
ehes, where monthly contributions are
taken for the heGihsR t--Ex,
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