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To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

/ SEE in the different newspapers Of IN. d,v
tha' an application is before the Legislature
OF Maryland for the passage Of a Dreiye Law
Ior 'ne benefit OF the citizens of SUN, Mary's
county, giving MS limits, tax on vessels, &c. &c.
80 far very sood, but, in my judgment, should
such trafc become law, il would recuire a
standing army TO protect the interests of ci,zens
who may live near the waters Of the Potomac oy
ITS tributaries Immediately in the vicinity WHERE
the bill provides the work shall be done. Ara
as dePrndations are almost daily commit ed in INV
Sreek Soe'fer known as Pihey Pom, Creek }, ami
being determined to settle the question of right 70
SAID creek, prepared as ! am to challenge the
tliIe OF others, therefore caution the Owner, of
saves, Parents and Guarians of Children. Cap-
tains OF Vessels and Free Negroes, iha, no one
VIII De permitted to take Oysters out Of Pjnev
fomt Creek and sell or barter the same under Ito
penalty of the law, ms am determined 10 br;nv
all such so Offending to justice. -
w. w. DIX,
Piney Point, March 2nd, 1858.
March 1lth, ls56-Im.
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FOR SHERIFF.

J. THOMPSON YATES. grateful to his
friends and the public for the liberal supper
he received at the laie election, presents MIN
self again as candidate for Sheriff IN 1859
and respectfully solicits their suffrages.
Nov. I2, 1857.
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J.B. SElDENSTRfCKER, President J
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And Wholesale Dealers in
LIQU UORS AND CIGARS,
No. 81 CHEAPSIDE, near Pratt ST.,
x~ ~, BALTIMORE.
0o- Every description of country Produce
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Feb. 18th, lS57-tf. ! NE
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NOTICE.
We, the undersigned, of the late firm Of
Miles, Robertson & Bnscoe, win continue IN
the Commission business al the old stand,
No. lac Prau street, under the style of Rob
ersson and Brsseoe. Particular attention viii
Be gwen in person to the Inspection of To-
bacco and the weighing of Grain consigned
TO them. The business Of all persons viii re-
ceive prompt and careful attention. The
patronage oi the old firm is respectfully soli-
cised, and all others who may favor us with
their eonslgnnaenfs. .a..... -.
So. I'll. II. ROBERTSON,
x.@.s 5. w. BR1SCOE.
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In preparation and nearly ready
Il Frank Forrestef's"
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OF THE
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BY WILLIAM HENRY HERBERT,
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Lip Balm, Cologne, Preston Salts, Court Plas-
ter and Crystal Nucillage, for sealing.
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mp. GLADSTONE offers himself to

the voters of st. .Mary's county as candi
date for Sheriff in 1889. and solicits the votes
of hls friends and the public.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Philocome and Bear Pomatum, Bears Oil
Macassar Oil, and Columbian Hair Dye.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-04-01
FOR COUNTY CLERKSHIP.

The friends OF DANIEL T. MORGAN,
present him TO the voters of ST. Mary's eoau-
ty as a candidate for Clerk of the Cireui'
Court at the election in 1863, and solicit Tor
his claims dispassicnate consideration. l
Nov. 26sh, 1857. -l,t.
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-01
mmraer a 4 douRtesasa.

Charles Cook and WA. Setter COM
miEsad one Of the most Rsnaish murders
@a lhsxs svas ssen Eseurasd, apsa ia
peraou Of coaxsessu, named Kate Raa-
ssau IN hFothel in Cinoinaaks on the
lat iass. Aftsx ahs bad been knosksd
dowu acaga or moze siass, and hFa-
tally kicked By the two persons above
nansa COOK Indicted apOn her > dead
IL wound with knife. spsakipg ef sas
indifference wiah whisA has EamAls asss~
aiAtes looked upsn sse blooay deed, 8
IAks Oineinnati pspar saya;
Lieut, Wilson informs aa that within
few minutes after tie Ae4ih Of tAa
murdered Kate BaaFsaH, while The body
was veet warm With the vital heart ct The
blood, which Sssss fAss Sewing trom ss,
one Of her associates ahowrea the sneos
which the horrid event had upon her, DJ
saying, "WeIl, by, she was game %
the last." The Lieut.. says he haa seen
heaps OF WOUNDED man waiting for the
Surgeons knife bat that be never saw ?
sighs which affected hlm 30 musb as thlg
murdered body. Yet the tender heart OF
a woman had haeoma So hardened by
prostitution, that the ouiy eject che
sesae had upon her was 70 axclte adaI~
ration at the murdered gisEas %game."
We are slso informed, that one Of tue
girls, when asked By the dying Kate, for
water, said, you d---d b--h, what do
yea waat of water? just gave you
some, and il aidn't De any good u
runs right out Of your side.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-01

MRS. Col. Somerset, ia an account OF
her advtenures in KaFtaiFiA, relates the
following inSidant: ..
4 few minutes yea ofintense suspense,
aad tAsn the silence was broken By 8
terrific T0aT, sxsatlg iR the direction they
had expected; this was answered By q still
more terrible kFowi oppodita, and, fol.
lowing the direction indicated BY one Of
the KaErA's spears, Helsn saw, through
a thin part of the hedge an immense lion
actually within . feW yards. The hrs
glowed brighter 40 IL TO show the dread
full animal to her view more distinctly.
He stood 6rm, With name srees, blinking
bis ages in the unusual Light, and lashing
his tail preparatory 10 a spring. Heieu's
fascinated gaxs was atill upon htm, when
a spear glanced in the light then sank
dufTgY4BR ID Ass nsek. With a rnss Es1a
shundsr, be evouehed, and concentrating
mis- whole force, sprang over The hedge,
and right into sha niddie oF the are, seat
tering It's cmbsrs in every direasion--v
EVEN as he eaTne down in his bound, half
a doxan spears were plunged In his side.
Infuriated by pain and fright, the lion
bounded on, shaRs Eouaed 10 madassSa
turned Al bay. But . strange scene vas
about TO be sHasts9, 3 new and irrssiat-
able ensaay had attacked him. The fire
hssinx aaaghs his dry, shaggy Bane, was
rapidly eaeireling him IN glowing flame
| With : shoas sf triumph the kashEs vel
eomsd their uew ally, charging their foe
again as be snapped, half frantic at ths
asmss, and again lssying their speaF'
| imbeded in his carcass. This TINS hG
aid not attempt 70 charge, bat throwing
| himaelf down, 20 lied abost ip agoay
breaking the spears thus increasing hh
pain. Al last he rose, and nttsEing ystt
rather than roavs, spTang away into ta
Jungle, leaving atrail OF fire and spark
behind these the breeze soon famed IN
TO hames, and finding too ready food u
tha long dry grass, shsy were shoot.nI
their forked tongues up, and exsendin
rapidly on either side. The lion ha
/. aeted fiks gax with kra-brS nd as hi
aail, and our friends could trace ths CO
! emy's way, far OF IN the valley, By sh
, line Of fame.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-01

A FxxALE SwrxpLxR.-The police OF
Rew York are making efforts TO arrest 8
noted female sxiRdlsg knoyn IN RaitI-
more and throaghoas the lpioR, Rey.
MIR. Hunter Of PhilSdslphia, ia among
her victims. Judge Johnson OF TexAa,
suffered a dspletion Of $3.50 aa she
hands Of ths adroit woman. kofgee
drafts, forged tikls deeds and smooth
songas sEsctsa the peCuniary drain apor
the plsshorie poskess Of shs Usually snarI
Jadge. From TGxas she went TO Cali
| fornia, and pE&stiesd several successful
ewiudIss In she golden gated city. Wm
| franklin one Of che heaviest lumbes deal
srs Ia San Francisco, is hsr hsayiess Sto
sim. he baEing hesa inauaed 20 part Wit
as 900 in gold, in sx0haBgs for worth
| fsau arafts. Several EaltimorsaEs haV
been swindlsd by haE,
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NOTIC1E

l. rsrshv zivsA, that xill Let al Public
s,is - ths Iowest responsible biddaEs On
sstrrisv ,sas Bod day o8 OetoosF hexss a
(hs 0mSs ~ Z. II. Sherman, County Jndgs
Of pottswattausts county Iowa, ostwesn
h. bSn~s sS~ ~ 10 p,e lock 4 q and o'ciook
NJ, the aigging Of the foacsssas alsenss' ls rss
On the swamp and ogsFs9swea lasas o. F"''
tawattanie soumey, Iowa, ao-Wfk
Ditch No. IL, In ssetIsn ~ b zl 1o.n- ~
Ehlp II Range As, 10000 fegk toags fFcA sa1s
base stake 10 ststion Ne. -, ts fsss wsas -
al bottom, from station No. l& 70 ss&sASs'
No. SO, ts Q feet wide nc bottom
Containing S12L cubic yarass 70 - ss'
il two separate gontTacts-
Section No. 1 to extend froRs 90 % s1H'
ton No. %. containing 4aa8 eabs$ y aFasr;
Section Nc. 10 extsnd knsm stat ton ~
90 TO station No b, e0atalaang SS6S sc 0i'
yards.
The slops Of the above dAkshes 10 De usss-
ward from kha bottom On each side, oRs'
halE horizontal 10 one VeTtgcaE
The material 10 be deposited as least y
inches clean fnom shs edge a9 NE Ditch
and to be Deposited on eitasr ox both AIDE
Of the ditch according 10 the directions q
the Drainage mxnfssiSnar o. the Essgi
%. s. JACKSON,
Drainage CoE8Enlssicpsx.
Sept %, 1858. aw
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-01

By tina papers we sse that . party OF
drunken rowtdisa vera celebrating the rs-
publican yictory in Vint0n, Bsnson Co.
Thay undertook 10 get oas on thsroof ct
the court house with lighted terehess--
Hon. szua'I DsagiAs, Democratic eandi-
dsta ao1 ssexssaTy Of State, is County
Judge, and has charge Of that building.
He undertook TO stop the rowdies from
80 audamgsring tbs hailding by are, when
he was assaulted and empowered. -
shanae on such bad whiakey ssstes.
| Faaa.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-01
gD&Y For The
M e Cold Mines

Ths gunanrsiansd haing determines %
sIsme eu4 his sEfire stsek, nos pffsIs great
- ,1,,r ausAut8 to .bMysTs. AwiM cell any
ssina ssaIls ~ UsgyssT for CASH.
have On hand asplsndid assoFtmsAt of
vEasaeRas sGsazass 4 sheveas,
apsa cut citing goods sOE Miners. To per.
auVIs s rsusairsiEsg. would offer my stock q
Frssh Fruikss Meats and Vegetables y
eans al yssaE As Any goods tasy want, y
lie cost PEicass Coma one ana ~ ana
make year eogtgass. ...4..
JAMES HENSHALs Jrs
i. Ill woula state thas I can Be faanz
as sasa same old Gamer rsaay foT ssttasaiass' =
- An those wins Go not coEnS szp asfoEs ]
Ieava. xnay expect to have thair aecasals
| furssd nv an afaeaT. - =. .: y.
Eapk. s, 1858
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,uB Kxxmmmnm ~, Eselssyed pl

FIMAs NN@-aB n ~ ~ ksfS 70 81 ~ . q
II sician, discovered @whiIe In the East
Indies, eeESaiR cure Cor Consumption,
Aslhama, BrosGhittis, Coughs Colas,
and general debility The remedy vas
discovered By hin va en- his eniy child, a
daughter, was given up to die. His child
was cured and is now alive and well, De-
slrous Of beheftting his fsifnw mortals, be
viii ssud TO those who wish il, the Feci-
De containing full directions Tor making
and successfully using this remedy. 7
FREE, sa sneetps 1e thsir aams.-a Ad-
dress o. P. BRowN, No. 10. Grand%
skFsas. Jersey City, M. 2m
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e. R PREMISE

@ 4. 4. PhEN IA8b
A NHQUNGEs to the public, that be has
"a purchased and reftted and replenishsd
the "IllInois House," in Glenwood, whers
be viii be happy toatssad 20 khe wants and
comforts Of bis gIsests, Ia TIE beSt possibIe
manner. New and convenient sta sles
Yards and shsdB for stock. ...... I'D
No pains OF expense will be spared Il
making both man and beast comfortable a
the TllinoiR House. a ~
Glauuanaa. Iaazm Aug. s1A. rs. n20tf
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wEnsRsDAx, DEoEMBER 1855
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Tbs KAases naPsrs. wish ! siasuiAs
uuanlRisgs ase allied wish sAs pFaiaes d
6as. DaEyaR. As ssens se have been
singalarly popular with all parties, FOR
of ese ass palg Do sAsg eonplains and 81
'that aal eempasin with i g0od shew of
Justice, and tkaa Il his rssseaasioa. =
Those abo knsw sAs man before hs ven,
shere, AEa net n the lsaal disappointed.
Thia aannose be assrsbuaabts 70 ths ma
sssraliy asniabis disposition d the pso-
ple of KansAa, shoakh they hare besa
veil pleased wilA . grsai aaay, sk shsiF
GossrnsEs, IL is Atsibass of respect jass-
II due to Gov. Dxsvx1.
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How RI Txsx il T. Awxxa IA rev days
ssnce 4 esnsa hainE neg end shs
urafEs 81 az III uxsoS, snaaissd of
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Glazing, Gilding. 6Easnin Marbling &
Bronzing carriage, wagon 3 buggy paint
Enx In good style. PapeT-hangang, var.
ranted not to psel al. A good stack oi
Wallpaper, hlindsy st9, constantly On
hand. Ceilings whitened and walls coieE.
ed. - Orders, Ia town or esaatry, 50
licitsd and promptly attanded 10. -
shop on Aain-st., rear Of James Block
mars1 -'5Sa.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-01
MaaTHagR .

We hare this day saia1n Arthur Briag.
naan, cur entire stock Of MeEehandiss, and
ali other property Belonging TO Us as firm,
including our notes, bogk accounts and
other securities, BIZ which arrangement
and sale, be xsoHe r esiehoFizsd to settis
and collect said notes ,aecoahta and Other
BABBTTT & ross.
Council Blass, Oct. list, 1855.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-01

The co-p&rtnership heretofore existing
between the subscribers, under the name and
style Of Babhitt q Ross, is this day dissol'
we'd BY mutual consent.
LYsAEDER W. BABBITT.
JOHN W. ROSS,
Council Bluffs, Oct. LIST, 1858,

have this day purchased from Babbltt
L. Rosa, thar stock of Merchandise and
other company prspsrty, including their
notes, book accounts and other securities,
and have constituted JoHN w, Ress my
Agent, TO take charge of said property,
with full authority to manage and dispose
Of the same, and 10 settle and collect said
notes, accounts and other securities for me
ARTHUR BkfDGMAE.
Council BIuEfs, Oct. st, 1853. Sw
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-01

Ma, am going to make some svEt
soa foE the fair thls tail l'' aald heanti-
fal Aiss Of sevsntsea to her mothsFs tbs
other day. ..... -.. :
9Whaf pot that notion into yeur head
Sally 20 "a -.... ..s..-. .s-r. H..
IL. Why, ma, khe premium 10 just what
have been waiting. -..
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5aAn Iowa FaFmeE. and ] hops be viii D
| good locking one f'i s.. . s
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-12-01

e The DamvSIls Republican tsils 02 8
EasT named RlskiaE, IN Caaws ell eoausy, n.
q. whose child FeesnGly feli iHto > wsli
sixtv feet deep. She salaed hold OK tins
rous attached 10 tbs water~buekst, went %
ths boftem az che well took the shliafn hsE
ssaas and thea sscsBded the reps, bstagans
ths child along with hsE-~an napaEaaasa q
feat.