Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-15

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itaislo Ia tia ae4 "a Incorporation. Ths
eoatsaeE fos ghe nsiEchAAA az go aesas Of
land, vita AT The Buildings and Improve
meuss apon II, f4ae well 10 tlas Tomb Of
George w ashinEEpn, p wAa legally made.
| 90 the Stu Of August last, hY the Regent
Of the Association VITA tn ) present pFopries
tor John A. Washington. The teresa eE
the purchase &Ee 40 follaRs, Cash RAidiin
lana n Mr., W ashiagtoh ai8 .0Qo f-vse be
| paid tO'him On tAa lat ~ January 1859,
| Se7 800 ;--with three RnaaaI indictments. 4
o. 81 ,B66 s6-t00, each, payable on The
z2nd day Of February, 1850, 1891, AID 1852.
| On the deksETsd pa ya enta Interest Is 60 oa
paid Efpm the date 81 tbs euakraet, sud the
| proprietor remains 10 possessisa until Full
| payment 10 made with the prustse, hovs-
eysF, thai whsnegeF the Association may
be repaired 10 pay the snsaRa assahaG, L
caA, By giyiRg 90 dAya Boki0s, DO NC, aad
obtain poasesaioa Of the pgopsgtys In the
event Of the payBsat ot the hlA anoaat AZ
tue purchase money By he ~ taf February
nexts the intersat upon the defsrEsd pay
ments -Ho snconaidrabls itsm+wM be re-
mitted. FAS
The s5T, 900 required to meet enc eastaI.
ment due oB the hrst Of JanuaRy nsxt, was
collected acme time and has tseea haaiesous-
| ly invested, at a satR Of inteEeaa mSgag thaa
that payable 10 ME. waahiaEsoas shich In
0aly . pei cent. The Association h max
Ing strenuous Efforts to rsise ths BALANCE
of the purchase money, By the ~ Of Feb
ruaryy tue next Anniversary Of The Birth.
Day Of Washington. Can 1t hos be done
And will not the people Of Iowa step proma-
thy forward and help to do it2 In several
Of the states Maay thpu&and Of dollars have
have beeBseoiisessa, and the vEo, I stiH goes
on, With renewed sasggy---4B fact il NAV b.
said 70 have bat fairly eomznsnssd. While
a number Of the cider States have tlona no.
bly, Alabama, oae Of the yotazgsr mlsmsber
ct the unlons has set Dohls, example,
which ia worthy Of being foliowsd!
But very recently, toe, in addition to his
former numerous and most liberal contribu-
lions, Edward Everett has given, In one DO g.
natioa, the sum Of $1,000! Prem the
South and the AeTth, az Is aeeu By the
Mount Vernon Record - az interesting
and valuable I9arnal. PablIsAad monthly
by the AssoeiaEtony In Philadelphia, gen
efoaa contributions are eonst&Ltly being
aadey and tha namss OF eoaGx95uiors pub
li&hsd La It's eolRmnS. Not ladies alone. but
gentleman also, are amaHg these may cen
trLb4tors aud not always as individuals
meLely, bat ogten as members Of Assoeia-
houH. The Ancient Masonic fraternity.
especially, Of which Washington was a
member, and the head, I6elieveIa oar eouB-
hY, Is doing noble work shall it not be
30 here, 10 Iowa as well az ia other
States? & n. ... Il =. -,
4 Ihs undermined h&a racsatig hwsa an.
Rotatsas By The Rsgemt Of ths Mount Yer
Boa Ladies' Association Of Sha UAiun-
Atss Ahn Pamela Cunningham, eE South
CaTesinas-shoak patEietlc,, zsaloas and
saelFing efforts In the cause, DO her the hieh.
gst nonoF-Yiee Regent for Iowa znd thas
IL becomes her du'Y to appeal To TIE bsopIs
\ OF The State, to hep tofkis great wolf
Ii ia eGnfiasakly hoped Chat tasSE wifi be M
lea4 prompt thaR have been taoae of South
Catellaa and New York, sVirgin8a and
Massachusetts,, Alabama and Maine, in re-
spandiag to tie call. II, la conseauea ce
OF the severe sa0aetaTy pressure that still
e"attnnes to p1evail among 10. mach cannot
Be given by any one, let Il be less, and iu
proportion to his or her sbiiitg TO give .
but ies ALL gtse sssaed6iaq and the aSCre4
gate TOR the Stale may thus be made to
swell 70 considerable amount. Tae " es-
terra States are each being appealed to in
flT turn, fer help to this matter and npr-
Er let ig be sEid Of Iowa that shs d less viii
lings aaa ready, Than any Os HHsR, 20 do
Der share towards II, iR propartl0n TO her
ability. Patriotism demands thia at he
hands Of her peoPls-~RRd State pride Sc
conds the cali
The undersigned. as Vice Regent. Ia en-
powered By the Regent, and the Constitu-
tfon and Bylaws Of the Association. 10
organize state and Local Boards, for The
collection Of funds tn Iowa--~whieh are
! required 20 be sent to her, with lists Of the
aaa,ss and amount subscribed by every per-
sou. Lady Managers win accordingly be
) appointed By her, In eReFy ee anty, city,
; aid importaht village in The State. anoF
! satisfactory Recommendations being furnish
ed--whieh she win be glad To receive az az
early day as possible.
4 Every eitxsn Of the UaItea Stases, on be.
coming subscriber, and paying one dollar
OF upwards, may become member If the
Association. The names of an nubseri-
brrs are to be carefully recorded in books
kept for that purpose al Mount Yeruou,
a. we'll as aaiong the archives Of the State
Ia which they reside, that tt may thus bs
ftreysE knowh whs contributed towarc the
TPuTCiaAhE and conservation tas ttlhze ASm# and
grave Of Washington -.-.-..-.,-.E
Subscriptions for less amount than ana
dollar, though they do not secure a mem.
beFship Of ths Association. will be reesiy.
ed, aud the names transmitted With the
Iolhsrs.
| There are various efiauhtssg tlroligh
which contributions can be made. otbeT
than by inaistdual subscriptions, fo-szit
By organized bodies or associations. az ths
hasoHs, Odd Fellows, Military ana Pire
cempantesi Or from schools, the urocasds
Of public LAettaraa, and of Fairs, &e. &r--
either OF These plans aepaTakaEy. Or ali Of
shRm comblaAd, As may best sat The Bar
slealaE Ice alIty aad through some az than
4 Is hoped that s0msthing nay be doaa Il
sreYg Csuagg In Ises.
The subses iptioa 10 the Journal above
referred toy the Mount Vernon Record ,,
| II but one dollar per annum aud MANY Ia
aies aAd ehiidrsn eontributs la that way,
receiving tA return an adequate eompeasa.
hnn3 while others form clubs af 5, Id, S0or
faoFss and sad asilar each Tor sfShlart,s
Gold Mounted Old PoFszait,s which the
| Association alHo furnish, al he small trib-
| Rse named.
The names should always be lsgibly sertt-
teay a. they viii be Published Ia the Rec
csd under The appropriate heads.
Finally may not th3 undersigned appeal,
confident ef 4 favorable fespoare, Eg ihs
Public pFeaa % Ecwa-~-shAt every rNMav
thAmsaGon CT all noble aad natripete mnss-
| msnkss-@eoF ths aid Of It's eaaamaMs DO nFo-
mota and advances the enc naVg uuaer son.
sllsEasiea2 shs sraig Fees thas abs aas