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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-01-27

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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-01-27
Washington. dan. IL

The Senate Committee Of Territories
after sharp discussion, agreed TO wait
Iog copy Of ths Minnesota Conssisusion,
signed b The Republican majority. Il
will be bore Manday.
NoY. MedaEy ID here and will certify
=. de also says there will be ssronx
opposition to the representatives, and
sGese = prospect that new election
will b. ordered.
Tue Lesompson constitution Is not
aere Calhoun rSrsAins IL until she vots
ot the election Of Jan. ia shalI Be- count
I'd.
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MAKING MONEY.

2aH s9esasa Nheh or assats ara asaastRk gsssh Ia
afssasf ssssafshfng. AnBag Ia Ensay 1890 u
thas fsea Ne pssasns Tie foHgwta tsaza gag 81 sur a
gsEts already In sss afLsi ~ - = = = =
u hsFE uaw beSn at a,oTi sansssataR "A vsnx Ma.
s3xns enc wesS, ana ana aAght@d Wits fae hskfnsss
u ts ak =sEs fEaza czaEs ssin fss Sssf Saa - Tg
Y Htsa s7A share 70 set saeSryiAsT a esgs fsss
~ whsEs Sssy eaa taRR taeskaes eAEse doEEarK a.
fsser reserved wBth snatssTxars aRywhege lar %
Afaa Ahln4 20 e e E1Eo ~ aMgsawing AaEsse iss
Aayaony know shat an asteg! - tssrs - 49,
l<essssasa aefese thsy kncW what apgsndid gtfsF
- &ss@G 70 EaA&S TARA. Sansssirnas tAay 80 rys
pres Esg ~ s&Esyta6 Had tea Essn aaslaFa sES
WssN@ ausg teen no enSEaYiE@s and Maxsxsns enc
yssx fsF saHa dasasxs taey are psrfscksy askrssd -
aa Ras ssS " S0taB well Coz the Fs4 two II shgs
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-01-27

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asay daas ensd Euk uaa Isesaral Aasilrssi
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waes maTksa By great azsaasaiss ee sssa-
ias - ~ pasa a ~ nambsss. Qaka-
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-01-27
AnasFsen'a seasaoas,

During our trip eaat we were obliged %
ils pssE i Andsgs6n's Station, On Ma bead
ce sssss aad wsFs ssEseahlY ssa.
pgissd 70 ind such. samsaHs abe quarters ID
saaA meg paAes We fsana good whoge-
soHaa fooa y gusgsin ne inaar man. anA
COED soAafoftahla BEDS sh Ala Il sast ass
wsaxy Anha. W. wunsd saviss shesa
saakwaza b psasal IN u AasssFsoua
STAT asa afssr lessing 81, AsoaatsoEs ], Who
lsys ths asss kseps "a sgesllant hoass i shsI
head IL 1arksy creek.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-01-27
MARxasrm

LATHAh-hILT 0N~~-JaHuary Qlst,
5y Rev. :. y. Coodssllaw. Mr.. Z. J. L.
taam and Misa Flora ID. Miltoa. both AZ
Ibis city,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-01-27

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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-01-27

s2hk Undersigned oHers his ho,.ns asss 70,
y e0r sails, mssaasaa on hkaaaaum - -
TITS house il . good Asss haase. - -. -
feet containing four ro1rTss - - -
s sstias. lhsre a coed vel d water 4
! - oss ED yafa haaay 10 ths hcuAe. / VII
80 y kadss haraess es4tle. karssaas -
pIssasatss % 500 naeyeahaa gTegssAs zNia
$500 VIII As cold &c aaxamsaenaas
sszaa ag nzglisHtars, saauisa &c
5OMN G. MEREDITH
60 &c pgeafaes, Madsaan aEg1aa
eaassA Butts Tan. s7 s 50
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-01-27

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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-01-27
REASONS Why ROY sRouLD sUBs6RInR Rok
Z MERs&DM's MAGAZINE rsA@

rfS8T Rseaaae rs literary aankaasa YIN asgna sas
ysas, aasss@@s eaAsE5haessns fEpM ssxr egr msx-
1AMr &faasan4 wwkasFs aAM ahaaAsa3 gsasaksssaa.aN
assaS s@em Us aaSss esssknEszaAss e Asnszlsnx -
f&@eNs
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be aGazss& " an AA<s @a4axszss n Vii -
e sae vssaE sod EscaasaR sE It's asaae& snslssnK
aag gtaes maaazsza = T'rs'r-s
fMx5D; Meeaz@a Ii mzE nnasAGn anFfns kaan zsmr
sATsy 81 hsaFaa oEtEin4l pekgsfzl aIngsragtsE fY
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ssas EAan Asy efsF magazine sad tae sssSsfh jFrs
WAC % ssRaAE LAST SUPPER. I" wagfh 8 aolaags
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ne Ahsss faoaa1 EFaxes u be esEkhassa AZ sae a6eh
asy o. Bseehskss 40 80 Il saytf
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ssats Sa aaFy fAA % accs1ysisA eAe akaraS N the
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-01-27

sfhAKkD from ths Hahaevfksr ssxgv I'm
In the fall, Six 0gaa, ana & larrs WeIio !,
sxs rather thin In dash, with lctsg hnFgs
Rs u About hins or tan pears Old. Af,a arr
saoat al whits with some aayk red =, Is
nssk aHa legws AID kink In Ais All ssssg
ADORE the long hair--.ha il o ar "A sysarss..
old. One bright red. aak vary ta1 aul
asayy SET I think he Aas gaae bszsh ~ -
fata white and whsn hs lskk 30 hss 4 $50
mob On his fkghs h1en--lss II ~ $50 80
otd nsxt spriag. pEs lAaNa faa and ,wsite
"a u1.a aae8a sPats, ana 4 hsaaIa 1aee. ~
ssAa xAsa& sys = Fun oa&@ Ia @ Il sig5mk 49,
paag ana wild Do IN aext apsasax. enc VIVA
largs rcd aad whita apa&a. aaa NJ ~ "a 4
10 sos form Of klke, be Id net ys9y Sarsg.ss-..
70 = about 4 yeaEs cd naxs asrlia;s.s r.
VIVA nis aides aRa lags dark kgluslEa g.
smoky color, with some whiks - =
ne dask, aad ! vida uaa haSk with SussII
spseks b taas waits, snd Eatisr wIlS-.as |
2 aexs spring. A kAnaaons reward vrsIl |
y giSsa 60 aay nan tlaas viii give a.eh r.
saaigeaee ~ enc o. kil OF :shsse oxsrss g
saa ana sasHa. U.lR. EYAwa
@asmgSs9 KEugsse
EeuAeA MiaAk. Ian. q 50 80
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-01-27

N M%@% G@a8@&@EN@AM M@@a@%&@@s
Aoeus ne mest assault sAiag thai aay
parssm il baslnass, aaa kass aAsss ssmas.
b > sssyass mn& reliable sounssrsssa Al.
ssssor nd bAak noss lisa This wans i
new b - sappiisd. AGsssss. u. .. ps-
tsESaa . BsothaEs have iass eommsnsea
tbs publisaaaon Of ssPwrSasox's Pn,G.-
pxIEaaA CovnrsRsasr Dsrxc4oa b Bank
NOSE lsaa = mansAly aaAxaO pabliss.
tion which eonsssas al shs information
aAaa Saa b obsaiasa i ssgasa ID all.
ceunssEsass braksn banks, nae shs rates
o. disssant On al the bank maaas a. sks
oeunazy. Maasss. Drsxsi q Co., che wsll
knswa 6aHkars aad brokers, ss shis sity,
vii supervise II and uake Che sorrma.
siona In aach nuAbse 81 ahs list. 20 shaa |
= aay be perfectly relied On, while ia
well knOsn house u Z. ". OIask i Ca
esmaission stock and exshaaws b4skaxs
wiai eersees sAs ssock ilss va beIas
lassndsd y sabssays tie parpesa Il aay
hamkaag hoaass dc msss III ne tssascsees
=, i VII Be asslnI assd Ralsahss pub.
Isc@sion . Ia whals basinass saaazasu4al
y, and wswoala aassse sll Il eur ssaa-
's ~ y remit slae price IL ana sssgss 40 Il
'sFipaisn 70 the pahliaes i aass fss IA
me prize u huG e#A pszsas ! ysAt. 70 ,
lapss sssg eepses toa 81 = e soplss ,
% VI o. swcaty-ass asplss fee sls e
Aasassss III sRaass 70
TsB. aas b Rmos.k
20 EAsssn phils
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-01-27

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xo srsss
80 Gil - yi ii
bee zsssl 81 pss ID u Aaa ~.
thss Fsaaazka pf II ~, Il II hakass
soaK fsadeFs j kex Is lila nlzsazlsl
paaax b ~ ssusa M III Dssa.
oesAe press = oas lsh sasarls
sass 60 80 Dss u 80 Bazk.
Isys Htass asa Hxna ii rlxfgxl and cor.
sssssAs aappss III saa Aglsnissa
1 ana happy, alao, 10 ebssrvA ske Splfiii
n maiarsalan whish seznpass thaEg axzns
assss aaa sm led q hops shas masaaI
spirit Of concession ameng sha assFiag
portions of the National pemeerasy, Win
aOon exsingaish che are .bsmnsa oass
aHaOag shasn ana lead ID ! pesfeea sssoa.
eillaaaaon and eonpgomise apan this
sabjscs.
u tbs connection, IL viii nos BE out
y plAoe % sxpeess ny grahsoasisn u
ms wholesome ssatilnens pEeyaiiag
auaong tbs Democracy Of our owm ssmss,
70 diasrent from Whal might hare baea
appFehsndad from tbs impssussltY Us i
pGstiaa d oaE democratic press, ap0a
the aEss baslah "a she qusstien mses IL
whoaa, belieye, are since convinced
that they we're unnecessarily alaFmed ID
the sss Al paaa dpg raised against ths
ADMINISTRATORS, up0n tho falas sAaEgs
of "A intention to desert our cherished
principles q papelaf sovereignty, enup-
eiAted 10 sha ksnsss- Nebraska aoi and
the Cincinnati piaafogm.a ass
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seeasFsA Taeas whe s$saFe q sA6asm ssslr saskTa
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$3.50 q ss1sss sabscTfpslon6 wikga ael&v Tae eTs-
ss@ksa8 ssn b saas 90 Esassss ~ snals 81 & sfSy
$500 EaaEAhass - ssaaesaerFs shaia szsex. =
$4,000 IN WORKS On ART.
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~ At aAs reesns term IL she Cirrsss
Court Of Tasswsais Tsaaassss, 9 fellow
was asrAignsd fer stealing > rev Aida.
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q negro. The atsOrnsy fOs the eosnmen-
wealth aamifssd his saaaamsna, and he
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For sAs BaG1a
Asssss. EnTroEs The people Of this
county has asked again and again for
che exhibition Of the Affairs Of he soun-
~ b. DE gOaRty Jaags, @nGl tbs present
incumbent, DIR. D. 8. Nys, made q sps-
cisl pFOmiSs 20 ths paopla Of fhis cosn-
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. fall fair and sazzesa ssasemsaa OF sAe
county affairs, providing be was elected
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-02-11

Ha- There were married at Durham, G. E.,
on the 29th ultimo, an old lady and gentle
man, involving the following interesting con-
nections. We understand them perfectly,
and hope the reader will also:
"The old gentleman is married to his
daughters husbands mother-in-law, and his
daughters husbands wife's mother. And
yet she is not his daughters mother; but
she is his graud-children's grandmother,
and his wife's grandchildren are his daugh-
ter's step-children.. Consequently the old
lady is united in the bonds Of holy matri-
mony and conjugal affection to her daugh-
ter's brother-in-law's father-in.law, and her
great grand-child. LENS grand-mother's step
father; so that her son-in-law may say to his
children, your grandmother is married to
my father-in-law, and yet he is not your
grandfather; but he is your grand-moth-
er's son.in-law's wife's father. This gentle
man married his son-in-law's father-in-law's
wife, and he is bound to support and protect
her for life. His wife is his son-in-law's
children's grandmother, and his son-in.law's
sister-in-law's grand-children's grand-chil.
dren's great grandmother"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-02-11

A HARD CUsToMER.-A friend who has
been travelling recently in Southwestern
Georgia, heard of man now living down in
Lowndes county, whose career has been re-
markable for more "hair-breadth escapes
and "imminent dangers" than usually fall to
the lot of one individual. When boy, he
was caught in the woods by panther, dread
fully lacerated and covered up for dead by
the animal, which then went in pursuit Of
another boy who was with him at the time
His comrade, however, escaped and brought
succor to him. Next he was bitten by a
rattlesnake and recovered. Then he. was
struck by lightning and for while laid out
Afterwards he was partially ground up in a
sugar mill, but though badly mutilated, sur
vived the casualty. Subsequently he got
into quarrel with man and killed him,
for which he served out term in the peni-
tentiary! He is now waiting to see what
will "turn up" next. Our informant says
this is no fancy sketch but positive facts,
though they may not be stated exactly in
the order of their occurrence.-Macon Git
izen.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-02-11
WORK ON A SUGAR PLANTATION.

A correspondent who spent the last winter
on sugar plantation in Louisiana, gives US
the following interesting account of the
planting, cultivation and manufacture of the
sugar crop in that State:
Last winter most of my time was spent on
cotton plantation in Louisiana. l found
that upon well cultivated plantation the
product was about 2,40O pounds of sugar,
and 1000 pounds or l60 gallons of molasses
per acre, and upon the plantation that was
visiting, their mill produced one thousand
gallons of juice per hour, about twenty hours
in day, giving ten hogsheads of sugar, or
$4,000 pounds, and twenty barrels of mo-
lasses, orSOO gallons. weighing twelve pounds
pes gallon.
In Louisiana the cane never ripens, and
therefore is allowed to grow as long as it can
be done with safety from frosts. In the lat.
ter part of October they commenced by
saving their seed, that is by cutting the cane
they need for planting, and securing it, by
placing it in mats, so called, on the ground,
say twenty feet by forty, resting it on an em.
bankment, with the butts on the ground al
an angle of about twenty degrees, and lea
wing a mass of tops on the surface, foot
deep, and forming perfect protection from
frost.
Next they commence taking off thin crops
Every negro has at all times in his posses
sion cane knife, like a butchers cleaver
and kept very sharp. With the back of the
knife he knocks off the dry leaves, and cuts
off the stalk as of no value where the leaves
are green. Should frost come while they
are making sugar, the work is stopped, and
all hands are employed wipnowing the cane
in the fields, as fermentation commences
Immediately, if it is allowed to stand.
After making the sugar, they commence
planting, which is done once for three years
No manure is used. It is planted by bury
ing two lines of cane in plough furrow, and
cultivated like corn in rows, seven feet apart
The fourth year the land is put in corn and
peas. After the corn is gathered the stalks
and peas are ploughed in, and the land i:
ready for cane again.
The cane is as certain as any large croI
we have. The unusual cold for three winters
past has diminished the crop from 44O, ,00(
hhds. in 1858, to $4,000 last year. But this
year the crop will be ESQ to 100000 hhds.,
and if we have mild winter may be as large
next year as in 1853, when the planters sold
their molasses for four cents gallon or three
pounds for cent The high price of mo-
lasses the past season was altogether from
speculation. Boston 1raueler.