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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23


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eaa be- foR ths hensGt ef 90 w@apas n
~ 8sats, e any ssHRgg aE fa1@ sHzzssa
hy n eeeAsA "a kha eonai ksNmm &MwxmmA
Tha District AkAaknsN slazzs
RAaaK she pesvihis1sH aE A1iaA &A.k, 6zlAls
snesg apqa shs aiashAsss az R
hQR - asss aas ok JsannxT me4K Maas
essalmg their naAckasn. Sh0aM Ahasa i'll
4 kasInFe iE sAis respae4 fRa4a mzs3 ax,ssa
was@savags Ma sMse ahAlI be aAasssa vms
aMAss A
Is A. Shoula sssansy oApuR i'm saa
oikes q District AstoTney Is aav sima
fRam sMy eamss whae6xeF, tha vasaney
shas eeearFing shaal hs Allad hY shs g.
9sz4ak 10 appsinkmem&s mna a&s aesson
ID anpeintaa shall bold said eiEaes umAil
Eha naxt general eie0tfon. wkan 4 snsoea-
eox ahali bs elected se at the Remasndas
n9 lid ansxpfred terra mnd umzn bic
pEaaasaae Ia aassesd mma qmmai&@a. AmA
Whsn sag term "a terms az tbs NiskxSss
OoHz4 ars h0ldsn hsswesm Tia a@y az a.
scsloa as Dissrics Attorney sad he Hsas
dag % JanaASy, A. u. 1859, ths pgasens
prssecasing AasoEnsy shail appsas md
Rresssnas on tha part eg shs aeAta,
4 d 1Aa sggsgal nlstxisa AkeAsaswa
saskaas SssssSse fos thsit sssyfess, eaeh EAa
sunA o. sigAs haaag5& Dollars per ID
suz eat IL ahs Stale treasury, - b ~
ditsd and paid as tha saIaRiaa Of eehax
Stsss 0Gscsss. 8. ~. s-...t IL -.
10. In aaaition to ne sbsva salary
he ahalE FsCetvs for every eonvicsiou pro-
cured By him duriag kis tsgm ss ssF-
vices Tor misa awsansRs ays aaalRsss
Tor > kelony, ten doliags. sasa fsaa 30 be /
allowed And paid By She 6oamty Judge =
saeh sounty II which aka cause ogigina-
ted. s. -.sa s5s a8f
4 II. In ease sk seayisaiom aanAsza-
plated In the preceding ssokinn, the fol-
Ioving fssa shaIi be taxed against the
AeRsadant, t1Gwis Ia sass of uzisas-
asanaE, aEs dollars, In eaaa u falony,
ssA asIlAFa, whish SHALL be sollssssa S.
he district eisFk, and paid INTO the aoun-
b treasury. |
Approves March I'D, 1888. 5~ /
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23
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aigAs hnm&xed 80 50 Rhs ahmal BE-
ssqaiFsd 10 ssEss oaty aaasa 5snuaRy asss
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23

g. Tha editor of shs Savannah GsoF-
Eian Acknowledges the receipt of ripe
waller mslsns.
- Barnun, II IL said, is getting mp
an opera, which is 10 be ahead of every
thing of ths kind yse witnessed.
e. Life appears 70 be too shera 10 be
apsnt In nursing animasify, 9r register
ing wrongs.
- GFant gracioasly what yea can
not nafase safely, end sonciiiase those
yOa eAnnot eonqaeg. +
e There Is parody IN pfide-it
makes aoms rsdiealaus, asprsvents 9th
egs fren besomibg 30.
O. Truth fears neshing Boz conceal
ment.
- MAny . mans vices hare at GTst
been nothing wssae thaa good qualities
ran Wild.
a. Ths GFemsn ef PAiisds.phfA In
tend celebrating khs night "a shs Sd Of
saly by . gfsad toggal o. pzoesssion.
- 4 81 Z 2 II
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23
CHAPTER la

AN ACT eouasgniMg taxaa lsvisd hy ms~
nisip&i Gnsaorfsfss.
wmsSnAa, ~ saaa aAhsssas aud @AAse sssas
. zzanking % sazniNapAl esRposaGisasD
tho FialR ID AsNy Ana ealisss Amkaa On
real sssata. khe noae "a aala sollsasiaH
the rate Of fntageats And the a8sss sa
the eezlAaaogs deed sra wAxioas, azse-
amni and im sozaa aAssm uninst sd
. whareaa Il IA dssiRah hla - Remedy aash
dsEsaSa, and asAa1iiah q mMifakm Rzia-
eipls on tbs subiecas thsFsfcfe.
sEcraox 1. Bad aaseisd II aAs Gsas-
syGl AsssHgblg ef llss Ss6sRe of gsseag EhMa
fRem and kfsas rs pssblieazi1n sf sA4s
law La ala eases "a iha sale o6Taal 81
tata Rads By yirtas sa sAs laws sgla -
Ainanasa Of any mRniaipai aeFpeRmsiom
In this SsAte, tbs purchases " u t8eetva
deed whiSh shaIl hmss sAa amaAS eEss&
~ tAs asHnsy TF@aaaKaRAs aasaB wmagg
sales maaa by him - pknvi4ed IN kh@
CoAe aaA khMk sha moae AsF@ pRvvtA86
foe sha parpsss q imskimk selss aHsss-
I've, tamd faHawa6sin@ Ehe saaampeasmy
dali hs vuzahasaa - - holA@ % sd
aoRpesasson dad aad thma No greaS@E
rats az Insakess than IS azaAzF Eve psR eaza
nsa MmaaM shMaI hesaMgsas As "a 80 On
any susA aAsa ek sale. sg Eza
4 3 q Khia aas ahall aaka aaSe6s ed %
In koTos grsm ths.aass % - RRhllcsbioR.
Appgsysd March -, 1853.
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CHAPTER I4a.


AN ACT defining the mode Of laying cat,
sssablishing, changing aEd vaoating
State Roads.
SECuoN /. Be Il saaeied bv the Gene
TaI 4sssIAbg Of che Siats of Iosca, That
all State Roads shall hereafter be eatah-
ishsd BIZ petition 10 the county court as
hereinafter provided. .-.. --... .
z, All petitions for any State read,
shall specify the place Of beginning,
ahs intermediate polnts, il any, and the
place Of tsERination Of said road. s
SO. On application by petition sign
ed by at least twenty areeholdsrs OF
each county through which 1t ID pro-
posed 10 establish any State road, the
county eoaxt Of each Of said eounsies
shall appoiRi ona disiutorssted freehold
er OF hie eoanky as commissioner to Visw
and suryay said road. !
3 1. Previous 20 gFansing an order OF
any patiaion ~ aforesaid one OF shs par
tles Ia eaeh county shrongh whieh such
road NAP pass, shall execake bond
With Eve or moge respansisls Ereah0ld-
azs In said county, - securities ts shs
satGsaaeeion Of tho e0anty ecurs, paya-
bic 10 tAs Stats os Iowa, and oondi.
| toned Tor ths paymens az asl Expenses
which laay AcoEue in lAs Iocasion Of said
road, in case Toe saaaa mhaIl net 10 ss.
lsahlishsd pnhlle hsehway.
So. On ths sling Of pekision ana
bond agresAble 10 the provislons og ssail
SET, wkieh shall be st iha sasas term 81
court tn al aks counties interested Ii
the iosasion of tho road, the a0anty eoug
| of saah county shall issus aa order III
rsctina che eonmissionasy By them ap
pninAsd 10 mesa the e0mmisai0nssa D
j Tue atheg eoansies oF eaansy. Eas shl
!. ease may bsl Il che place al fka haxin
! ning 81 sai6 read, % Tie 6Yaf Weaaaa
i amy IL shs mOnth shaa msxs ensuing
and ths commissionsgn wAsn met is W
fore dressed, shall smpIoy oompsAea
4 surveyor, shaan omxsisfs Mna msaeRaa
aad cskax assisksuss a necessary, "a
pressed 10 disshasas the amsiaa ra sAai
appoiasmsats sespaukixeag. pxopisiss'
Thma each commissions amrvgyer mxl
i sAaln caxrisr skalI bsgaxs snaszsaE !
i aha dakies sf IS wppai mamasaas taAa !
cath u saFmassea b Discharge ~ y
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23
Coal Discoveries.

Recen discoveries Of Coal have been
made IN this Vicinity. We learn that
Lowe, at bis farm on the
Platte river, near Cedar Island, has
struck hne vein Of Camel Coal, aver
aging forty two inches In thickness, and
giving promise Of great produetiveness.
Mr.. Love has soImeBced the working
of the vein, and has secured the services
Of soms English miners Of experience
and skill.- Omaha Times.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23

FoUR CALVES AT oSE BrzTA.-We
heard with wonder, and then We went
and witnessed with still greater wonder,
the fass of 3 COW having four calves,
three Of which we're alive and doing
veil, Tbs COW is an ordinary sized and
middle aged suimal, of common stock,
and is owned by German citizen. The
calzsa wsEa horn on last Saturday morn
ing, all four were males, and Of nearly
the same color, red and white like tho
COW. One was born desd-the other
three are IS - lively SIS kittens" and are
quite curiosity in that neighborhood.
This COW, for three years past, has pro-
duced twin calves, and her owner rather
expected such 4 result upon this oeca-
sion. But when third and then q
fourth specimen Of kline was ushered in
10. existence, he Was quite astounded,
and exclaimed, "Min8 Got--dat is q
pig piziRess P' We agree With him
Alton I'M Democrat.
From reading the Illinois papers we
hare long since come 20 the conclusion
that Illinois is a great place for calves,
and the above proves il. Wonder if
the 81 sgcksr'' editor didn't suck the COW
in place Of the dead calf ?
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23
CAApTRR 10
AN 90 . psaish Q III g -

AN ACT 10 pzntsh sAs sslhAg oa armg@s&
IHtoxisaEing lienors4
sxcrEeN /. ~ q seeded bN tbs gsH-
araI AssansAky 0f lhs Ssals 81 Ioass, TAat
cav person who saan wiEaaliy ssll o.
kssp Ter misunderstanding zaaai o. SinaAs
Liquors whiah hmRs bean AAalaaRaRsa on
drugged hy aamixtuFs witt ~ aelsss-
gioas OF peisoRoas emhssamsss sAMa Do
dssnsa guilly ax fslany amd wp@z e<sa-
Eiesiaa ShaEssR ahaM ID pMafsAaa hgA
ans ncs sx@sAiaz AHe AaaaBea AedtsB
OF by impEisanment In sha ReRissMtaaEy
nos sxeesdfnx two ysagA.
So. This sss e bs 81 saees fkom I'D
nassg ika pabgisR&inm AmsaeaaRg co AaW.
AvpxoEsd MArsh 2sra, 1855 sse. b
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WEEKLY BUGLE.
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE %, 1858.

6D Ihres soankerfaitsrs we're arrest
ed in Rochester, n. T., on Saturday,
whose names are Henry G. Stevens ],
Lenax and FanAy F. Johnston. 4 guam
tty Of bogus coin and dies about S5 200
in rs 2's AID 3's on the Ganssss Bank,
Of Flint, Mich, were foundin their pos
session.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23

ca Major Neighbors, United States
IBdiaa Agent in Texas, declares that
there is no foundation for one-half Of
she Indian dspredAtiOns tAa& AFs daily
going the rounds Of the papers, and thss
he is fully satisfied that the dspEsdations
are mostly committed BY lawless white
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23

THE DEvlL AND THE LAwYERs.-''Come
here, nay little lad, said an attorney TO q
boy about nine years old"
The boy came, aad asked what case
was to be tried next? Ths lawyer an
sweEed:
81 A case between the people and the
devil; which do you think will bs most
likely 10 gain the action ~
The boy replied
" i guess it will bo hard squeeze
the people have the most money, but the
devil has the most lawyers /"
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23

- The Memphis Adgoeags, Sommsnt
ing upon letter recently published by
Gov. Roose, employs the following char
astsFissie expression +" He Gov. Foote)
is 30 fall Of venom that be co uld be cut
up into small particles and soilsd inso
snakes. ~ 81 & -.~
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23

e 1t is said that there are at least
two thousand persons Of both sexes from
other States sojourning in Indiana and
Illinois for the express purpose Of get
ting rid Of their wives and husbands
the facilities for procuring divorces in
those States being uuequalled elsewhere
in the Union.
Mrs. - Frank Forister'' Was one Of the
two thousand This lady oannot be much
troubled with heart. The day fter the
news of her husbands death reached In
diaaaPOlis she PaEaded the streets as
usual, and at night, in company with q
Young man, attended festival.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23

THE DrR4Y LrrTLR PIG.--The Pass
Chritain Miss Monitor says;
Going up the street the other day, We
saw q sight ws didn't expect to see, nor
do we expect to see again in q great
while. 1t vas nothing more nor lesa
than little negro boy about four years
old, stretched out upon the ground be-
side poor, m&Rgy looking SOW, aAd
SUCKING away as though ID was his moth
ar. Such 3 aesas is not often Witnessed
in our town, and it rather amused us.-
And what vas more, the SOW seemed ID
like the ides Of sucking . human pig
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23

eY~ Arthur P. Hayns, the aaw Q. s.
Senator from South CAYoiinss Was du.
ring the war Of 1912, sa officer in the u.
8. array, Hs served in ths Greak Ma
ton, nnder Gen. jackson, With wkom be
also bore part in ths hatala Of New Or
leans. He was q great fsYorite with
Gen. Jackson.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23

q william Cullen Bryant wrote the
ode for the Northampton celebration Of
the 4th Of July, 1914; and the GGzstts
remarked, in printing it, that he 6 was
young gentleman to whom we have
been repeatedly indebted for his elegant
and uoetic efaSious.1
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23
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AN AUK 10 as4exAine shs welRAk, pag
hashal, df sssaaia seeds naaHsd sAexa-
IL.
esnGT0A L. Ma Il sssaessd bwsAs 6esa-
geE Asssssbly Of tks Ssass oF Iaasa, Hka
wasgAa u i bnabal AZ nnneMsiam gxass
asad ahall be forks ~ p0umdB: 80
@szKhk o1 . kashkl "a Azl Is es slss.i
Do saaey 6sa pamEaGass 80 msasnA sa i
azasa ea 0sags 0zena 60 saAla 8
kaiKsy Awe p@aaRaAss Ass tAsa Rasaas a. J
eAaa aiAd 1k me 80 sa y
shixsy pess an
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23

1 George Flangher and WA. Msr-
Eiweathsr are 70 be hung in the vicinity
Of Covington, Upton county, Tenn essee,
on the arat Saturday in July next.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23

LATKRs-We learn that Matthews came
into town lAss evening, and surrendered
himself, and is nov in care Of the sher-
III, awaiting an QmGha
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23

A DRTY OoUPLz.-''How old are you2'
said 4 magistrate to q German, arraign-
cd before him.
81 ana dirty"
s. And how old is your wife 2''
Mine wife Is dirty-two."
- Then, sir, you are q very dirty eou-
pie, and wish to have nothing further
to do with either Of you"
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23

IL Will you give me small williams
for an X?'' says friend, laying $40
bill on the counter.
Why doyou call them Williams2" We
enquirsd.
'' Because have seen so few of them
lately that do not fee! faniliag to call
them BilIs.o
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wREKH.Y AnYERwEaENEa /.


Haviag msa0exseasssa AaastEpns e or SeA aspz4s-
aaE wa axs pseaAged Ia Do svHsT FaxasSg a& psas
fag Ia tha Iatezt and mcsS Eas&toaas8e Styles and
EitA accuracy AndslSRsssa. Orders soiieisza.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23

4 CAsK ToR THH ABoLTTIoSISEss--T The
Vicksburg Whig Of the 2Oth rslasss the
following affective case OF romance,
sentiment and thsfs. Afrs. Stone shoald
BY ali means find > place for IL in her
next Unels-T Tommiad: s.-"1
A negro woman belonging to Hon. An
drew Hyncs, Of Madison Parish, La,
was stolen on Sunday last by . man
named Daniel Winter, 9 shoe dealer,
from Nashville, Tenn. He was tracked
20 ahaaGy on Ehsis side af the river, op-
posite Miikin's Bend, and arrested and
lodged In Jah at BiehmSnd Las, and khe
negro womaa returned TO her owner
He represents that be was induced to
commit the thefs BY . tendsE passion
that be entertains for the wenCh, that be
had offered Ar. Hynss, some $500 foG
the woman more than be had paid fer
her, (which, we understand, is tEua, and
that the csurse be adopted wgs ths only
one that presented itself to him of poas.
essing himself of tha objset Of his affse.
sion. @
A residence of fifteen or twenty years
IN Baton Rouge will very likely abats
the aEdoF Of Daniel'spassion.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23
HAp9KRM

AN ACT 90 aAaomgARs Aha .aswmmasassem
oE Riss 6ampamisss 81 eaE tbs aEAkas-
tiea q assaaaa snd aAs pEpRaEsy pf
sire Cosspaniss,
smcTgoS i, 30 IA enaessa bv Eos Gam-
esaI AsssmhEs ef ~ ssage 81 fbzse. s1AAk
any pera0m who shAla eiaAsaa ~ aMa@aaA.
ssasatisas@z b The m@s a6 Eaizs ssalla-
eaka, o. sh@ eeTti aaaAa II emy eahes "a.
soa sndsAFoy "a aTaif blawsals 81 - kass
eata eE ahapaaR I'D az - m9am e sAe
Eixsh aaAafal AassamAays aeRaws Ia
aaxy aAs 81 aRaa iaassa iaa khaRsT
"a bsapaa mmg aavaFs Resesss = sgig-
ssass ez ARy sRsekpegaSM sssy 81 ssNn
lm AAM Ssnba 81 Keams aa - ~ aasy aEs-
akiisa ssszt Ct sA1a asaseg sAaal b aA-
aamaa& % aaApRa ID sasa mumm9y
iaiI k0g 3 psz1ea ~ 90 @aRe 1h3m sgx
mnnkhS. or $50 kAam nmN m0NsA. RmM 80
pay kne aR ms4 - kkssa ksn znslaas
neE aoEs sisaA aAe kanzssa asiEass. $
4 Q. IhMk Ma asanA = passama &c
sAaal willfally &sHskea 81 sEiREa aNK ~
Rines huFBs akRTk kaNs k8ge haSk mm& lao
xax caxTiages 81 - 49, u ws8d
aaT the sx6kaR IN eos - aRaaR
aaany ire sznyaay - asnsissaen slzzs-
Of shall he saaasaa@ ~ AprieaEAzsas
in the pssisszsGasy ~ j essssA " ASt
Is shAa 90 ysass me- nlbss tAan tArss
q Thaa a sAaal aos - aazanl -
@ass HaWa0m % Eaaaevwamy emaSna IN e&h-
- a9payasus f0s ~ sxtsaazi - ~ &c
| Aes. fsom Ehs h0sas 6R u&haS Il maAaku
4Ae aasas call hs kseS ae Mssdesa. a.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23

"a When TuekermaR ths mail rob
Der, entered the States prison to com
meRca his twenty-ons years term Of i'm
priSonment, he requested the New Ha-
ven jailor to lay his clothes carefully
away in oamphor, SO that ne might have
them when he came out,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23

O. Ten Broeek vas badly beaten in
England for the Derby, his horse Baby
Ion coming out last. He hopes for bes-
tor luck at the Greenwood races, which
take place on the 29th Of next month
Charleston and Prioress are both enter
ed, and both animals are said to be IA
6ne condition.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23

gs Second thoughts are Ehs @d0psed
children OF sxpsFisnes.
81 sOmethings arc too dear, though
they cost nothing.
BT he who writes whas IL wyumg,
wTeags whas Is Eighs,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23

I 80 MI vaaN 81 80 usass
hsss - ! sis ysss
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23

To MAKE LAGER Take barrel
dll il with ram water, pat in one pair of
old boots, q head Of last falPs cabbage,
two short skies, q spFig Of wormwOod,
and a little yeast.
Let iI BJrk.
knI szAaas Ea2E
Xgu'A hRTe Z silent
kz8EeF EssTl
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-23

AN ACT defining the mode Of laying cat,
sstablishing, changing and vaoating
State Reads.
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1858-03-18

charge, il the new and destitute
places around him :" This most reg
sonable request would surely be
granted I'LL the wealthy members of
the F, E.Church knew, as VIC know,
1of hislabors and long suffering, in
travelling near 400 miles per month
in a. country where the streams lack
bridges, where there are no railroads,
and the wolves often cheer the soli-
tary traveller with their hoarse bay
ing. He has often come from St. An
thony here, On foot, walking 80 miles
day. His place Of worship is so,ns-
times an uninlabitable storc~room,
where part OF his audience sit behind
the counter and part on the STAIRS
He comes to it often worn with ia
tigue and begrimed with the dust of
travel; but, no externals take from
his appearance or his ministrations
the bearing of a christian minister
the solemnity Of christian Worship
If he is fair specimen Of the men
whom that church send to labor in mis-
sionary fields, she will surely " lsngta'-
en- her cords and strengthen her
stakes.''
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1858-03-18
:" Missionary Voice. "

Is the, name Of a little paper pub
lished by Rev'ds j. s. Chamberlain
and B. P. Judd, of the st. Anthony
Falls Mission of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church. The number before
u states that in tic past year the
mission has /" completed six churches
and begun three others.'' Two Of
the early formed parishes have be-
come self-sustaining in the last year,
and have settled Pastors, while two
others are cable and willing to sus-
tain a minister" We presume the
parishes here. alluded to are those OF
ST.. Cloud and Sank Rapids, one Of
which has her church building COM
pleted, and the other nearly so, while
both have some valuable real estate
secured and have members of very
considerable pecuniary ability; but
any Joy the people may feel at the
prospect of settled minister, will be
mixed with large regrets if that mi
Mister is not to be MI. Chamberlain,
to whose unwearied. labor the parishes
owe their existence. He asks Of the
church 6 = stipend equal TO his entire
living, that he may be enabled to
continue to preach the gospel without
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1858-03-18

estorstion Of Israel, He says, 20, y'rrRiiin
|ol Israel, thon shalt again be adotned
with thy tahrets aud shalt 60 forth in tlle
dances Of ,hen that make melry.' Is
strange protni> . for q d to give il con,sc-
ton withthe assurance of His loving kind
ness, It tho Jews learned duncing frum,
the hea,hen and God disapprovcd DIT
In tile same chapter, 18Th verse, The pro:
phet att,r saying in the previous verses
that the redeemed shall flow together
to The goodness Ct the Lord. for wheat,
for wine and for oil" adds, "]'hen shall
the virgin rejoice in the dance, both young
men and Cd together = ..s... . J..
In the parable of the Prodigal Son,
our Savior mentions dancing as one
of the human expressions of Joy
which represent the rejoicing of the
Heavenly Father at the repentance
Of sinners. Mr.. Imam informed us
that the eafly fathers of ths christian
church approved of dancing,aand that
this was the reason the English trans
lators rendered the word as they have
done, and yet this practices which
has received the inspired approval of
Moses, David, Solomon, Jeremiah, the
Savior Of man, the early fathers of
the church and the forty seven trans
lators Of the bible, is now stigmatized
as inevitably leading to the lowest
forms of vice. Surely, the wisdom
of this age is astonishing! o%
Mr.. 1nman holds us up to public
censure for recommending dancing,
and argue, that we are leading souls
to eternal death We reply, that he
and others, who labor with him, are
responsible for having outlawed a
natural, limo ent, healthful and hea-
ven-approved amusement, and for
banishing it, in as. far as their inAu-
ence goes, to become the instrument
of evil. That dancing isso often &C.
companied by sin, is the fault of those
who would convert the pure wine Of
life into vinegar, who make piety a
bugbear by associating it with IDEAS
Of monkish penance aud restraint
from an innocent joy which Christ
himself in nc place disapprcyes, but,
on the contrary sanctions, by making
it the symbol of divine rejoicing.
St. Cloud visiter [sic]. [volume] (St. Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1857-1858, 1858-03-18
:" Building.

The Spring work is beginning, and
our streets arc looking more lively.
Several new buildings are commen-
ced, but the most forward is a dwelling
house, ON Fifth street, belonging to J !.
F. Kennedy, 30x2l feet. and two sto-
ries high, with an l. II feet square,
it is already closed in and the enter
prising proprietor expects to hare it
ready for use by the LIST Of May
Mr.. Kennedy is good specimen OF
what q young man. with good trade
and industrious habits, may do in a
new country. Without any gain by
speculation, and with only the pro-
ceeds of two years ndustry, Mr.. K.
has l60 acres, his town lots, and the
means Of finishing his house without
debt What working man in any
Eastern city thus becomes independ-
ent !? The West IS the country for
farmers and mechanics.