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wao reBarEsa hlmaaf EapaaE last ssa4Sa II tAs Eas
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the river az this pants ts FtiIi tn saiE hassqase
Stage, sa4 last tssse h&xS Aa8 ere ss&AE1-
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-03-31

sfTf W. mistake hek o. D~aaaegssss party aie1ssa
4uzes yaases 9ns Sa1s q his &ets FsaxtB Snexpil-
aAbts ~ hsps sous Of his vesalBsxs, ahsts@rs, o.
ssar. naea tie anxls ssesHd me 1a0kson s's--NeR-
RAER1E
When the Black Republican party nom-
inAGsa Judge Rye, they promised the psO-
pie thas the osheial acts Of Judge james
should be expossd, and # any swindling
had bean pEacsiesd ths swinaIes sAould
De bFoaghs to justice, and shs rights and
Interests Of the county maintained. We
have bsea locking aazioasly for this
promised sxposs. II Judge J&mss' or
siAl aesa have not bssn legal, why has
nos. sRit bean bFeaghs agaiAss himq We
hasaly shink thaa 1udge Jaanes will pa
quars any dsfanss, until b. il arrAigned,
saa h viii Be tsms sasagh 70 cali for
volanlsegs, whsa his frisads, - IL shs
sAss q Iadge ays. assafess d having
besa assaiSsa IL hin, = and sss umabls
- aafmd hIln. pissh into Judge Jamss,
nsighboFs psFhaps ycu ean raise amoks
eneash hy aaeh . eeurBs, 70 eesss yeux
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-03-31

q, 4 TegTy b Co, GET1sasrs, oTe@uaAt CITY, hare
thanks for vGisbis paekaEs Of nEzs sna zRw w.
ristiss Of Ear9sn sad ThRy have lszgs v&Ea@Ry pE
sArAeA and aver Sssda Oh hand fsg saiA, ~ "a
bear great ouzavstSk Il the scarcity 81 Sss2s ws
ugea8a rrnIe4 thea Of Terry q o., Crssasz& Gssg.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-03-31

RxaIsTzRs.-John ii. StOekdale, Fort
Dodge, Es&pp6inted. Summer B, Chase,
Usage, raappointed.
RECRrvEkS.--I. Cooper, Fl, Des Aoines,
rsappointed. Thos. Sargent, Fl. Dodge,
rsappolnted. 4, Il. Palmer, Council
Bluff, E6Sppointed.
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-03-31

Hen VIZ. f. n PuSET. Stata Senator, las oar
thanks tor "coRsttgtieuGl Debates for 1851, infw
volumes,
Also SsBstors DOUGLAS HARLAH & JozKss hsA
Esas, RExEEz FERsUEox and OEaTn will sceFp1
our thanks Tor fayers ts this oaaoe.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-03-31

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TRAVELLING PUBLIC
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-03-31
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-03-31

gan8ay last had gSaEiu0s refreshiRg saeWsg
Of rAla uaExea Ssh considerable qHazitEY q hail
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-03-31
CITY BUGLE NOTES.
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH Il Hsss
Yawmnaaam T,larm


We Ee aagaaEs1aa te kssnosnez IoaK wAazxs
Vi esnalaafs foT ths aesce IA TewaaAsp aserk
EisesSaz Aeadss, April szA
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-03-31

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ass ssEAsz aayass ~ saasmasam y - sd
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-03-31

lao sszs alas nzsaazR = - tie
sssn 90 fszzaskssa u EAA ssona @hsn Ii
aAFupsly ama nhags his saranads.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-03-31
Another EKs

We sEs autAazi&ed = aEns4s ca O. p KEsLoaa a
snHaAa3iN les township Clsrk Of Esee FgwRsAlp u
Ehs easssag April EieeGion
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-03-31
NEW Pest Omce.
Mggss mrewery

Ssw pesk aGzse hss hssH sstAslisAsa Il sg 1e1nz,
aarasan 0Saneys Iowss aSa ,sohn ~ Fsu&s, spvelai-
vi postmaster, EAis aaaes vas sTaakEy asEssA.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-03-31
Gov . R0mEmTa.

Patent HaRReaaeF g. 9s@amgw.
Tbs increases dsmand FOR shsse naeAiamm
pruEs thsy are growing daily in saveF win
TIE faFmsrs. THAR axfsems aIEaplselEy and
dnsah ility allow Of sheir heinK. easily Iaan~
aged By ths most unskillEal farmer. and
their cheap 4ess places thea withln H.
reach eE all, re hops tk.ia saaaon ka s.
able % kil oFdsrs on rees ~, hae weuld VI.
Wise taoas Wishing TO purchase 70 esaa II
sheIr crdssa soon.
ThfeszAeFa wlsa0ma ClaanArs. I.eveg ana
kndlass eAala Fawsxss Cugn eAsllars assa
saAkangH &c aaa kEndA. -
0Edsxa respectfully solicited ANA
pTnmpxiv skeamasa l.. q $50
KlAusLANfls = FEEGUspw.
naaFeh2A 66mA Saimk E.uaasa. NJ.
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aKaaalannnaRa-

Qua country j. alive Hith grasshop-
psTs. They ali siEss frora an eighth TO
sAEse fourth Of an inch loag, and a. plen-
" - as any time lass year, and yss one
tenth Of the eggs which will hatch, have
mos hAtched. Our farmers say it is 10
uss to SOW o. plant - The grasahoppsrs
viii sal sYsxg thing up.
We would say to them, that they would
de well 70 SOW every inoh Of land posi-
hls-~sOw and plant as mach - you think
you win need for yourselves, and thea
sew and plant Is mach more for the
grasahopPezs- Be liberal With them, and
perhaps they will leave something for
yea. ,Rsccollsct if you don't SOW you
can't reap, grasshoppsrs or no grasshop-
psEs-stiek IN the seeds and defy the lit
tie insects.
THG SUESER CogkG AARIaAL.-The N.
K. Times learns from reliable aasrtez
thasS the rssuls Of the resent Court Mar
taal upon Col. summer, ct Carlisle Bar
Eaeks, vas che aeqSital Of Col. S. upon
both Of DE charges preferred against
him by Gsnsral barney. This result, 30
doubt, will be highly gratifying both to
tao country and to the army. 1t de-
liberated isss than fifteen minutes, be-
farg agreeing 20 5 verdict.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-03-31

"
A. AAaaY - bMAuxr - Tha Peoeuls ca
oI the Ehglish bride og prFnea Fradafiek
WilIlAm fasa ahs pFmssiau eApiaal. Gu
b akAeadad WITH d aslxenemy IL azmsuas
lzteFsst sE1 ksansYs ~ a@sers u Youszk
ladies n ID ~ pg W sa sNssfva e. Kaxsns
asma III psas8iM, ama sha saeess 81 e. b.
sannassA II "a 800 81 BarIlns kasresa
dang Asegss OF this nusuhag egN d. tae
mood baaAfiful "a ID ba asleassa. vie
wil ba dressed auikoFals n miaise, and
expwnsa With aswexW ii ss9vs Is -
guhsa % hsnoe II tlla ypnrS psiseesa =
heK antsmnas inap sAa city.
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-03-31

%
the branches 80 organised have complied
With the provisions Of this act, il shall
appear that ave or more such branches
have been forzaed, and thassheir stock
holders, directors and officers are men OF
responsibility and integrity, and entitled
to public confidence, and that such
branches are lawfully entitled 30 COM
msnee the business Of banking, che COM
missioner shalI certify to the same 30 the
Governor, and shall Immediately notify
each Of said branches thereof and with
In ten days after receiving such notice,
each branch shall appoint, in such man
ner as the directors thereof shall pre-
scribe, one person 70 be director 81 the
State Bank Of lows.
81. The Governor, If he be satisfied
that the Law has in ell respects beer
complied With, shall issue HE prorlAma-
tion, setting forth that saeh branches
aFe authorised 10 commence and carry On
banking, ST the places sezsralfy Eiesig-
mated in their certificates Of association /;
which proclamation shall be recorded in
tho 0fies CT shs GoYsrnor, and copy Of
said record certified under The great seal
Of the State Of lows, shall be pxiAa IA
eie evidence Of the organization of such
bank.
S.. The bank commissioners, and all
agents appointed by them, shall be enti-
lied to reserve Cor services undsF this
act, Ave dollars Per day fos every day
necessarily employed In ths discharge Of
their dasiaa, and the same miieAga as Ia
received By Ensmhavs Of The Geasral Az.
ssmbly 70 BIZ paid by sha State Bank 81
Iowa
So. This cot shall take siEeos and
be ID force from aud after It's approval
By majority Of NIL the electors bf this
State voting Tor and against X a an
sleetioa provided b. Law and NOS oehas.
visa.
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HANK COMMISSIONERS.

65L. To carry into effect the proyia-
leiaa al this acs, q. II. Boosh, Of Dabaqas
eoanty, Il. III. Harrison, Of Lee county,
Ezekiel CLARK, ng Johnson county, j. w.
DutsOn. Of Muscaggne county, WIN. u.
aasling, uf Polk county, O. W, sIagis,
Of JsiIsEson county, Elihu Baker, Of Linn
county, ~. 8. Dart, 81 Mahasks county,
e. M. Rahbitt, of Pottawattamie county,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-05-21

sharp The chap who suggests that there Is
reason 10 believe that one Of the descendants
Of Aaron, the high Priest, was native OF
Ohio. Sec Ezra, VII, 4, which reads, "'lhe
son Of Zcrahiah, the son Of Uzzi, the son OF
ls) Bukki."
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-08-04

FIRE IN BEsNrNaroN.-On Thursday,
22d inst, at IL o'clock, FIRE broke cut
10 the Wadding Factory Of Mr.. Gtergs
Boarduan Of this village, and in less than
an hour the whole building was in ruiAs.
But very little Of the machinery was saved.
Owing to the dryness Of the building,
which was wood, the flames bafled the
efforts of the 6remen to save the building.
We understand that most Of the cotton
was removed from the factory.
Mr.. Boardman estimates his less at ten
thousand dollars. His insurance il less
than $1,000 Banner. -.
"A Mr.. Bennett, one Of the oldest in
habitants Of Manchester, was killed BY
bull on Wednesday evening last.
The following are among the Pa
tents issued for the week ending July 20:
Asa D. Stewart of Bennington, VT,
for improved machine for cutting both
bsvels simultaneously on barrel heads
8. H. Tiff of Worthwhile, Vt, for inn
proved clothes dryer. -.
Two gentlemen, accompanied by 9
lady, left the Alpine House, at Gorham.
this State, one day last week, for tho par
pose of fishing in the vicinity. While the
gentlemen were engaged in thatavocation,
the lady strolled away toward the Glen.
In her rambles she discovered bear cub,
which she secured and took to the. Al
pine House.-N. II. Statesman.
B. B. Fenton Of Sheldon, shot full
grown Lynx. few days since, near his
residence in East Sheldon, making the
third one killed in this county within the
past Few months. The State pays $500
bounty on each for chance to cut of their
ears.-S. Adams Messenger.
SARzA.-Ws have long supposed this
celebrated drug, had come to be an sx-
ploded humbug. but we are assured by
those skilled in the healing art, that not
the Sarsaparilla itself is to be blamed for
this conclusion, but the miserable worth
less preparations Of it, that have been
palmed off upon the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tons which contain about as much of its
virtues as they do Of gold dust. 1t is
commercial fact that almost all Of the
Sarsparilla gathered in the world, is cou-
sumed in the old countries of Europe, where
the science of medicine, has reached its
highest perfection, and where they know
the best what to employ for the mastery
Of disease, Hence We are glad to find
that we are now to have a compound Of
this excellent alternative, which eau b
relied on. and our community will not
need be assured, that any thing Door.
AYrx makes is worthy of their confidence.
He has been for years engaged in elimin-
ating this remedy (see ady'g cols.) design
ing to make it his " chef n ourre"-which
should add the GROWING glory to his al
ready enviabls reputation.-AmeTiean
Ger, .Nelc YORK.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-08-04

Eighth Annual Exhibition Of the
Vermont State Agricultural so.~.
ciety.
The Eight Annual Exhibition Of the
Vermont State Agricultural Society. will
DC held at Burlington, on Tuesday, We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday, the 18th,
18th, 18th, and 18th, days Of Ssptsmbsr
next.
A sufficiently large enclosure has bssc
prepared for the exhibition, within which
is trotting course, cattle and sheep pens
and suitable arrangements for the accom-
mediation of all animals and articles on sx-
hibition, and for the convenience Of these
who may witness the exhibition. These
accommodations, the provision made for
animals, and the terms Of exhibition are
so well known to those who have attended
the previous Fairs Of the Society, a. to
render \ detail Of them unnecessary.-Ali
needed particulars can be learned from an
inspection Of the Show-bills which give
the premium list, names Of judges, and
regulations in full, and which will soon Be
posted in every town in the State.
Exhibitors must have whatever they in
tend to exhibit entered on the Secrstsry's
books on or before Tuesday, the 14th Of
September. Persons residing without the
State may compete for the liberal list Of
premiums offered for foreign horses and
cattle, for all those offered for sheep, and
for all on articles in the mechanics hall,
including agricultural implements, ma
chimes, manufactures, &c.-Thsy may alsa
make exhibitions in any class where they
do not enter for premium.
We have the pleasure Of announcing to
the members of the Society and to the pub
lie that Hon. Jacob Collamer has accep-
ted an invitation to deliver the address on
the occasion. -.
Arrangements have been effected -
usual with all the Railroads in the State
and with the steamboat Companies, on
Lake Champlain, to carry animals and
articles to and from the Fair free, and VS.
itors for fare one way.
The past history Of the State Agrieul-
tural Society is sure guaranty that every
sxertion will be made by the managers to
render the exhibition creditable to Yer.
mont. In furtherance Of this end it il sin.
cerely hoped that every stook-grewer,
manufacturer and farmer will do al in bis
power to make the show in every respsc,
what it should be-. The resources Of Yer.
! mont will compare favorably with thssa o.
any other State Of its size in the Union,
and there is no reason why that fact should
not be made manifest to all who may Wit
our Fair.
FREDERICK HoLBRooK, .Prssidsbts'
Gas. CUMMINGS, Secretary.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-08-04

room, where their % things" were dis
posed OF, and were about TO be ushered
into the room where the company were
assembled, by the ludy-Iike wife of the
pastor aforesaid, when the bell again rung
noting the arrival Of more strangers. The
lady turned to this company of three and
said you will excuse my absence for
a moment" L., Immediately, half for
getting and half remembering her prsvi-
GUS instructions, clenched each side of her
dress, turned her head little on one side,
balanced back, and made very low cour-
icsv. nearly closed her mouth, and in a
Ins squeaking tone, suiting the action
10 tue words, said. Thank you !"
nc whole scene was so unexpected,
hnd so ludicrous that the hostess slid out
of the room, and the two girls were 50 con-
'vulsed with laughter that they we're una
bic to speak word for some time. When
they became calm, there stood L. in the
middle of the room, motionless and star
ing-apparently wondering at what had
happened. Said L., drawing long breath
and holding up her hands, what on earth
have l done now, CT Done don't you
know that you thanked the lady of tho
house to leave No!-did II You
surely did /! Since that, L. says she has
never attempted to put on "airs."
Speaking of airs, makes us think to tell
Capt. Hayward not to let his musicians
play Jordon is hard road to travel "
again. 1t don't 60 for martial music, G.
The Champlain Valley Agricultural
Society, are to have their grounds enclosed
and TRACK thoroughly finished, Halls and
other appurtenauces put in the best posi-
BILE condition to accommodate the public.
Altogether, 30 far as we can observe, the
affairs Of the society appear in promis.
ing condition.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-08-04

mouth he finds the. gold in minute parti.
Giles, but of very pure quality, being worth
FL or % dollars an ounce. As he nd-
vsnces up, the gold grows coarser. He
has found one nugget weighing nearly two
ounces, and another weighing over an
ounce. He has now three fumes in ope-
ration, and several men employed. The
actual amount of his daily collections he
does not divulge, for he is very anxious
to keep of iutorlopers. There is every
reason to suppose that it does not average
less than four or five dollars day, for
each man employed. He himself admits
that though his best days here, thus far,
are not equal to his best in California, yet
the average is higher. He expects to Sud
the brook more productive as he works up
towards its source, tho heaviest particles
ofcourse being carried the shorter distance.
The mountain from which the brook flows,
is Of talcose slate plentifully intcrmixed
with quartz. MIR. Clogston declares that
in its general structure it has marked
resemblance to the gold-producing hills of
Yuba. They are also working upon the
other side Of the mountain in the town CT
Stowe, but with what degree of success l
have not been able to learn. 1t is said
that gold has lately been found in Mad
river, a stream which flows from the South
into the Winnoski, few miles below
Montpelier. Bald Mountain, which lies
near this stream, has resemblance to
Worcester Mountain.
Gold has lately been found in V alsor
County, in the town Of Plymouth, lying
some fifty miles south Of Montpelier, and
promising prospects, have been made At
various points in that quarter. ] do not
hear, however, that any systematic digging
has been done. Three or four years ago,
quartz vein in the adjoining town of
Bridgwater was worked for gold, and with
some degree Of success, but not sufficient
to prevent final abandonment of opera
tons. The geological structure Of that
region is similar to that Of the localities
in this county where gold is obtained.
Enough is now known to settle the fact
that gold exists among the Green Noun
tains in considerable quantities. and to
stimulate systematic search for it. But ii
yet remains to be proved that mining OPP
erations, on an extensive scale would be
warranted. There are particular spots
doubtless, which will we'll repay diligen'
working; some perhaps, which If known
would afford small fortune but it will
not yet do to consider Vermont another
California. For its own sake, we trust
the day will never come when it will b.
50 regarded.
There is now no State in the Union
whose people are more generally in the en-
/ joyment Of individual competence and al
the social blessings and nothing woult
more tend to demoralise, impovsrish, ,ant
make unhappy than the distsmpered *
element Of successful gold-hunting.
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