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Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29
" Ye Candle Box"

We had intended to say a few
mournlul words over the sudden eX-
tinguiShing Of ye candle light, by the
appointment of Bennett, of N. Y,
over Prince Regent John Candlebox
Calhoun, but we find an article in the
Chicago Press and Tribune, which
so admirably says all we wanted to,
that we publish it in another col
umn. We perceive by the Leaven-
worth Herald that "Ye Candlebox u
expired in beitting manner. His
last official act was to send the GER.
ti6cates of election to the Represent.
atives and Senators under Lecomp.
ton. The Free State men Of Leaven.
worth received theirs. Well, the
documents will be very valuable for
the autograph, no doubt. Well, "his
term has expired" and there's the
end Of it.
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29
election Next Monday on the
\ English Bribe.

TAX day for the final struggle draws
nam Next Monday Freedom and
TN.Alny meet in combat. Freemen
oManzas, are you fully awake to
tlgreOt Importance Of this election
III MEMBER THIS IS THE LAST CHANCE
IKWbu do not thoroughly do your
d9 on this day to your country, to
a,'1Pelves, and to your posterity, you
'H1 never again be privileged to do
\ MserYice in Freedoms be-
lsb lSDe That you are sure to vote
RROPOSITION REJECTED )"
and that your neighbors do the same.
Be sure and have every vote secured
Get wagons and carry to the polls
the sick, the lame, and the blind
Don't lose a vote Let us give the
National Administration such O
crushing rebuke that it will never
again dare to impose and trod upon
the rights of Freemen
Awake! ! Awake
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29
Opening Of Africa.

While England is seeking to reach
the head waters Of the Niger by
steaming up that stream, the people
Of Liberia are about to send an ex,
ploring party overland interiorwards,
into the valley Of that mighty river
This region Of the continentRs the
great native caravan route. Two o.
these were recently seen, one of which
could not have contained less thar
5000 persons and 1000 beasts of burr
den. The Government of Algeria ID
striving to establish direct and con1
slant intercourse with Central Africa.
The French calculate that, under adj
vantageous circumstances, the trade
with that region would be worth Co.,
900, ,OOOf. annually, or $4,000 600,
the bulk of which would consist Of
actual barter. .9u
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29
Paint Your Houses.

Are not our. citizens neglecting q
very important item in building when
they fail to paint their edilices? A
little paint applied externally to their
houses would not only add much %
the beauty of them, but would make
them enough more durable to more
than pay the cost of painting. One
great fault of the people of Kanzas
Who build, is the mcagre patronage
lhey give to painters. Unless they
shortly pay more attention to this
matter, their houses will show evil
denceS of decay, as well as present a
dingy, dilapidated, "auld lang syne"
appearance, and thus lily contrasting
50 strangely with natures beauties.
Daub on the paint
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29

Ev- The political campaign has
fairly opened in Illinois. On Friday,
the 9th inst, at Chicago, Senate
Douglas replied to Abraham Linz
coins great speech at Springfield.
Douglas made fine speech, vindicaI
ting his course, and upholding "a
the popular gaze his idol, squattcr
Sovereignty. We are glad Of this
contest Of principles. When men
like Lincoln and Douglas meet, good
must result from it.
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29
Capt. Montgomery at Home.

One hundred and fifty ladies oI
Bourbon County, at the last 4th ol
July celebration, presented Capt.
Montgomery with splendid suit Of
clothes, as q testimonial of their con-
fdence in his purity Of character and
manly courage in defense Of the coun-
try. He spoke on the 3D. Of July at
Sugar Mound, and on the 9th at Rays
vile, in Bourbon County. Capt.
Weaver with forty men is still on the
lines watching the enemy.
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rev "Pnoposirlov REmcTED p is
Aha ..,atnL.mnxl N4lt nNNl HINNV T.
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29
The Summer Night.

Soft and beautiful the summer
night deScends like a blessing upor
the heated, painting earth calm, Sc
rene, majesticaliu its repose, and glo.
rious in its wondrous loveliness, po
cts have sung their lives out in faint
attempt to describe their feelings
and the painter has dashed his pal
lit to the ground in despair of pic.
turing its unfathomable glories. How
like balmy blessing it falls upon
Mature, We Jay our ear To the
ground, and can almost hear the throb.
bing Of the heated day. Cool, de.
liciously cool, falls the dew, and the
solemn stars smile the plains, green
woods, and shiny streamlet, into for
getfulness of the fiery day just passed
We are looking out into the night.
How still everything is. 70 seems as
if a dreathing silence lag upon the
hours. Far off stretch the green
swelling plains, melting away in the
distance like the sweet memory OF
some joyous dream, family haunting
the mind. Above, the grand arching
dome of heaven is studded all over
with q million worlds. They look
down upon our planet like the
yearning eyes of angels, anxious to
better the lot of mortals and remove
sin from theirp pathway. The stars
silent, yet unspeakably eloquent
voiceless, yet forever chanting the
grandest mclody-beaming, blessing,
beautifying; who can tell the glorieS,
or speak of the countless lessons Of
love which forever they are teaching,
Holy is their influence. The heart
of childhood bows in wondering rev.
erence, and the soul of old age ac-
llnowledges the mystical influence
which they possess over the interior
life of man, Strange thoughts of the
in6nite--thoughtS which leap the
shores of Time and grasp the limit
less realms Of Eternity, filleth our
mind as we gaze upon the sublime
scene the summer night has laid be-
fore us. We are filed with the mys-
terious life the night brings, and all
the chords Of our being are vibrating
to its strange touch. Weird and
wild falls the strain, yet up high, cl-
evating, far-rcaching, its harmonies
are leading us. The night-the soul
is then active, and with vision intro
vorted, see its capabilities, and drink
ing deep draughts Of inspiration, goes
forth aspiring to the Infinite and
Eternal.
Thanks to the loving Father for
the summer night. Like the rare
calm which sometimes falls upon life
after fierce contending strife, and a
battle for principle well fought and
won, SO the purity and lovelinesS Of
the summer night makes the glowing
heat of the lusty day endurable.-
Bringing in its dew-drops refreshing
moisture and coolness to invigorate
the tree, grass and blossom perish
ing and fading from the piercing rays
of the summer sun, it makes the heart
bound upward in song of praise to
Him who guides the universe. 1t is
a humble melody in which our heart
pours forth its thanks, but such as it
is we give =
There's charm in the summer night,
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29

BaT A AoCk Of ten thousand sheep
passed by on the Santa l'c road, north
Of Prairie City, one day last week ---.
They were owned by q Mr., HoLtrsrrR
Of California whittier they were
bound. The flock reached q mile in
length. gsi -Bf.
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29

There's charm in the summer night,
In the sweet winds that roam
There's beauty in the softened light,
That flows from azure dome.
In the star-lamps that hang above,
In the dew gems that fall,
There speaks rich tokens Of a love,
springing freely for all.
In every flower that's blooming,
In every bird note low;
In the smiles that light the cleaning,
A holy love doth flow.
In the brook that murmuring flows
Along the meadows green,
Bathed in the moonlights silver glow.
A Fathers hand is seen.
0, Father, for the summer night,
Our humblest thanks we bring,
For bird-song, flowers, and starry light
A hymn cf praise we sing.
u N. n u . d
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29

EE- Vote PROPOSITION RE-
JECTED" at the election noxtM Mon
day, The spirits Of our Revolution
airy sircs invoke us to do this |
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29

ET- The polls ofstho election on
next Monday open at 8 O'Clock and.
close At sundown. ssiliN
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29

sg- Vote "PRoP0sITIoN RE-
JECTED p MsRA ,l9l f
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29

Bg- "PnoposirioS RrypcTrp p is
the waichword. 'Nh R9nl 3aiN
Freeman's champion., 1858-07-29

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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-08-25


Ina last hompagaai ineormsits readers
Ehat Col. Cutislloska ssAala and hearty
and ~ th0agh be sould sarvivs another
tsFm as Washington, wit6ous Disturbing
kis s4asaimity in the leAst." Oh, how
wonasrfal! Nc doubt the Col. could
survive namh4r Of tsrms At Washing
ton bus eaald 10 country survive IL all
we're lks him That's the question.
Rhat did ~ Do, during the last session
that wcald disaszrh the squazimiEy Of
sHybodya Ia nigAs sarviss q thsas&nd
taEms, If no&Aiag but sash working rs
he did last sassipn, shoald intervene TO
disturb his equaniRity.
''Ns had hoped that the Col. And his
competitor, che Hon. Il. II. TxrxBLx,
wnala eansaas shA- AsSHrist Aa&aEA@- Ii
says cur nsaghbprS and We viii say, that
aas had hsped ~ too. Why ia is that the
Col. sas's make ls convenient to meet
VI. q. TREmnEE, if Ii would sfeulminass
in q greatly Increased majority ia his ia
warp PaEhaps, tie Cal. aomsa want 10
be sleOtsd by aEsgrs@kiy Increased ma
jarisy.~ That's quite considerass In
him nos 70 ask 700 much, least when the
Vsass shsaia Be coantsd, ID migha be as
sagsainsa thai tie msssi ng had'n& sscal-
mimassd" a. MACH in his favor 40 be az
pecssds and these hy his nsqaAaiRaity"
MagAs be disturbed What pity ii Ii,
thai sRcA ~ able % dsb4ser, oaanos
a@@a@ia aass4mnip ssE m aaauas and vanauish
ga ooaamon COaatry Lawyer y especial
y So whaa iswaald assRas0 maah pleas
ure 70 his numerous friends, and as the
sAaas tims grsAsIy increase his majority.
Ths Cod II uagraasfal, Indeed he is, thua
TO dspsivs his friends Of chs priyi lsgs Of
Growing esaF his increased majCrity.--
oal ! do maeA NE. TEzwzaR, ssaad address
The pecpls From shs sans ssump, p and
Let your friends witness tbs ealmlnatiOn
Of your glory. .srr - Ia.-
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Waars wsh SaAx g
asia s z aass aEls ~ asksaa
Ana nesaF ' g. 80 Alnss
&c lavassa % - pIsEess-
ssona Aof nsahG ap ne Eqa nas
navs Isesassa no Fsspoess asss e
aaaAaa10a fxaaFae Lands lyanS AasasuhA
e sae e'sy = ever meFtaa sys aesksa sp-
oss---is = tysng waste, aHa ~ sosaa nu.
: ssw asFsa % eesaaaed ass = aas sasealaat
Y ho : sas eater pEissng = sas kfisssa
= sieEcs 80 sRs = aaAess
sasns % our County ana fss assnsoi's
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Notice

Is hereby given, that / viii Bet at Public
Sale, TO the lowest responsible bidder, on
Th9rsdayths 18th day Of August next, at
tbs Once Of ]. Ii, Sherman, coauty Judge
Of Rottawattamis county, Iowa, bsEwssn
the houFH Of 10 o'clock 4 III and Q o'clock
2 N. ths dlggiAg q the following aitehsa,
on The sWamp aad overlooked lands Of Pct
taRattamie county, Iowa. to-wIt:
Ditch No. 7, on section "a, Township u,
range ~ west. and section Is, township "a,
range 42, 747U feet long, feet wide KS the
bottom, and containing ATT1 cubic yards.
Ditch No. 8, on section q, township rs,
range a, $50 feet long, fuEtfect to being
increased TO 1900 feet, II deemed necemsgry
by the Drainage Cemmissioner) Q issa vide
at bottom, containing ISL cubic yaEds.
The si0pe Of tbs above ditchss to be one
half horizontal On each side to one vsrtl-
cal; the material 10 be deposited On either
or beth sides OF the ditch, according 10 the
directions Of the Drainage ConmissioAer
OF the Engineer IN charge, and to be de-
posited at least u inches from tho edge az
the ditch. :
Ditch Ne. 7, A. heretofore advertised. IL
Withdrawn, ~
nc drainage Commissioners reserves the
right Of Increasing or demIntshiax Ehe size
Of tha bitches, by paying the same price
PsE cubic yard for what Ii dane. p.
The work to Be completed within ninety
days from tbs day of letting. e..
Good and sufficient security will be re-
CURED for the completion af ne work ae.
cording to CO ntraot.
The work to be paid for IA orders upon
the Swamp Land Fund,
d. s, JACKSON,
Drainage Commissioners,
Souneii Bluffs, Iowa, Jaly IL, 81. q
Oracle please copy. as<
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no REATss
Vegetable Life Medicines.

a mild yet eFsetual medicine, composed
Of ths best material kaown 10 medical SCI
snee, for the cleansing Of Tho alimentaEv
canal and relieving the springs and ave-
naes Of life Of all morbid distractions aaa
impurities, must be public blessing and q
domestic AMI individual protection and
safeguard Ia proportion as II becomes
known. Such medicine the families oil
the United States have long had In Nor
FAT's LIFE PILEs Agp PHoKaIx BrrTERs,
and the good tbey have done "a iTleasimAbIs
They have won thsiF high fame and 6rniy
established eharatsT by their virtues aloas
without the usual arts Of notoFiety or im-
prudent experiment on tina faith Of the cred
alous. .-. ~.
In all general arrangements Of the diges-
tive and alimentary functions, az web Is
Ia vast variety OF acute and ehronie dis
eases, their effects are prompt and COM
plEte as to excite astanishment
In Ehsumatism, settled pain In the or
gans and hEnbss eoStivehsss, piles, liver
complaints, laundice, nervous and bilious
attacks, headaches, fever and Agus. eEEp.
TIVE diseases, bad aspect Of tina complex.
ion, indigestion and hatalsney chollea, at
fectiona OF the bladder and kidneys, dFop-
gy, asthAms and bronchitis, rheumatic
colds and sore threats, and indeed In al.
most every conceivable kind Of iil-hsalth
they are invaluable, and viii afford certain
and most generally permanent relief. They
require neither confinement nor change q
diVt--they neither PROSTATE the strength
nor give paim--aRd more Delighted and
eEectnal medicine cannot be procured eth
eF for individuals or families.
The proprietor has received fer many
years and Ia continually receiving TIE most
feEvent and grateful testimonials Of their
Falus. Prepared and sold by DIR. w. B.
MOFFAT, 335 Broadway, and also by the
agents.
F. GEEsAMAE & CO, Agents,
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
August Is, 1853. sm
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IS EcwEwiE0uk5s

The abusive personal article Of the
Council BlnHs Bagls against Judge Pay
eEweAthsE, in the last iasns, IL one which
10 a disgR@es to Dir. Babbitt and his pa
per. Whenever an editor uses his Jour
nal 60 crafty his pEivats malies By at
lacking individuals who are in no fair
ssnse before the public, he shows clear
~ that he Is unworthy Of tho Important
plaza he occupies and will inevitably
bring whak should be high sad homer
able yDGAtion inta meEited contempt
BggaaaCtea HvAzks EG. t
We copy the above feE the p urposs Of
saying TO the editor Of the Hack Eye,
/" and the balance Of mankind, p that 30
long - men cOadEst themselves with rsa-
sOnabis propriesy, honesty and gTslthfa
ness towards Us, that We viii be very far
from Introducing sheir private matters
10 the publie, thEough the medium Of
our paper; but whsn man 30 vulnera-
bic a. j. r. Fayerwsathsr, travels from
town, 10 town, upon othsE peoples mon.
ey, snd upon ether peoples business, sad
TN place Of stssuding 10 shsir Business,
takes especial pains 10 circulate base
falsehoods and Ass abeus as, that be
must rot axpset 10 escape puhlio sxhi-
bitten Of bis siaractsE throagh the col
ANNA Of our paper. Il vas no part Of
bis datY, - agent Of the Railroad Com
pany, 70 pat In eirsalation Hes about Hs,
and sAus, we're il Ia his power 10 do 20,
injnre ~ personally, politically and pc
aaniariIg, We think we hare . good
right and are perfectly jussikable il Civ
ing shh character 81 such an individaal,
% shspablis. and shsrsby eountsraCs any
injuriss whieh bis liss, Il her we're be-
lagsd, might have ap0a -, sithsr par
soaally, politely o. IN . pscuniszy
coins 81 view.
II ne sdisor Of shs Hosok. Esss, il such |
ssingihg aysOphaaa a. 10 lie still and
aalew saeh ehagaase9 . J. q. Fsyea-
wsatAss, % heap lies ana abuse apan
him. from town u aowns withoas rsasns-
ias II Ae i bigger tesls aad hassz
ssaitss 20 hsnAn naAnrs, shan ne hare
heretofore saken hlm te Be-. uhs il tas /
justiher md ds1saass ~ snek man, b
IL ne bsktae than Us maa hIlnssls, aaa
Sod knows sha& ws havs ~ desire 10 ~
A@.s.xss 80 n &jk sS..A H&s \ Hs So
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By . Roacs pasted up in tbs Register
aa4ee Ws lsaER taaat ms even nambsFeI
ssSsions witAin six mila Of he lines 81
the Railroads. RAINING shroagh this dis.
ssSes are nov sshjscs 20 prs-smpsien 81
swu dollars and afty .eenas psr acre, the
ordar for shsiE withdrawmi having been
rseizdsd b. tbs Depaztnsns.
This viii open naw asld fer pes-anpl
OHss aad give tbs peer maa chance q
gcs bold Of soma Of the vAlaabla lands
near ths Hnes Of me RaIItoAds
View ID bAs tims tog hose iatsnding %
suaigraas % puah ahead and ssemrs q
ihoss Ia sha vissnisg e sas d Dar Rail.
reaas, bsEose shsss valuable iaBds ara
an saaersa np by shs spssnlasar. ntbs
MAJ In 0aae a. aay pAhaE saase waahsa
10 sOms Wsst, bas eaa1A1a saaa aes aash
IN Ashd he can Ell On oms ysags tIns,
and soms Waat, mako ) pro saptaen and
shms sesaas > ysass anszis 90 hrs nsw
hsaaa, asa u NJ Aas asad 30 promps
maa be viii got his moaay IN innate pAy
2eE Is lAna hefoFn MS pre-smpsion ex-
pieas.
kew Is sAe time 70 saigEaas u shis
session " me ssats aess, whEls laads
can bspes-snptsa and assarsa sa ) yeass
csaaaif W parshRssd faR CASA ae With
Lana Msrxsass - enc dollar aaa guas-
ssF an aaxe This ehancs win nos lasa
always rear mors aad il Vii be Be-
Loss foRsTsx.
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I'd or PnaYons aad Ne Petite ~
aaHAsFak
We take grsnE pfeaanKe in being asAe u
sssura yea that nok wEEhekanaIBg or hkasT
loss ~ ina barring ~ oar Sales M0oms q
Nes. re 4 &9s Washington Arcane, and
zIza loss IS the antixs stock III thsnz, 90 90
smnrmlmg AZ The A5sh met. We RFs ALREADY
abe ~ GIT any ordsg fazat may We aaaarsa
Il cur lice.
HAyEag q large annant a stock u ouz
Warn Hanaaa Ghak are cot eoaHeeaea VIII
Oh sales seufas. and bong Ii soaszzns ~
esInk af gaadn ff0a tha heak manufacturers
~ Ns@ tIan9 nega enAhasA To hH orders y
car aeaal lev prices and II former YfDznpl
sd satisfactory mannas.
Oar facilities agf nFpEgxasg amd AesPsmN
up aaalxal,ls ske<k @xe nnequaleds oai
psgaonsl stkenfsaA and large expsEianes Y
and W.T. ~ constantly gavan to our aegata.
aaats haszAeBs ID dealer III and maAaksc.
Eslres b FURNITURE AND upH0L-
BE&M n iii als aasa xEa@s branches. W
assura wnu khak 40 viii aeIl as good gse2I
sd Al Is Anw pzinaa. ana % as favaxAhll
faFsms - any hasmsn ~ khA west.
ThamklAg - or she very hbard pas
roaage aaFsxar Aeakpwea on ns, we ask
eonEfnnanee al Efas same.
west corner ok Washington Avenue an
second sge8ess, four doors below the Oh
stand. Very Refpeetenliy,
SCARRETT s MASON.
st. Louis, July IS, 1858.
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MONTGOMERY Co., Iowa. Aug. Ia.
Editors BasIs :--sirs: / fully en-
Ciorss the sentiments expressed by Z"
National Democrat, in the BugEs of tht
18th inst, and hare no doubt bat wha
Mr.. Hoo4oE, would FIJI the ofies Of Dis
triet Judge, with honor; but in the ssmt
spirit Of cancellation, and with the inten,
ton Of supporting heartily, the NOMINEES
Of the Convention, who suppose, viii
be q sound Democrats, and g man oI
known ability and integrity. | woult
present the nams Of JANIS ID. DEwEs,
of Mills county, TO the consideration Of
the Convention. MIR. DKwxs 10 vel
known in the District, as possessing lie,
gal ability, Of known integrity, and az
being e sound Democrat
II the Quincy Convention will noni.
nate JAxxs N, DEwEs, a. the Candidate
for District Judge, ! feel confident thai
he will be elected by the District, and
that the people Of the Dlstries viii new
e. have cause 20 regres bis election.
Trusting Ia the wisdom Of the Con-
vsntion, / will Subscribe myself
4 DEMOCRAT.
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In the Chicago Times Of the l7th, WI
notice q circular over tie signature Of
six Of the Bankers Of that city giving
notice that Shsv will discontinue taking
she notes Of the following named Wis
eousin Banks:
Arctic Bank, Eagle Point,
bank Of Ean Claire, Ean Claire.
Bank Of L.a Points, Ia pointe.
Bank Of Manitowoo, Manitowae.
Bank Of M0nekA, Gordon.
Bank Of North America, saperio 7 City,
Bank Of 0conto, OeoRto,
Chippewsy Bank, Pspin, Dunn Co.,
CLARK County Bank. DaAeiliyills,
LahorsEis Bank Ellisida,
Lambsrmans Bank, GsntEeFills.
2 Manitewoe Co. Bank, I've Rivers,
Mercantile Bank, Beaver Dam. .
Maxakhoa Go. Bank, Eagle River,
GoFtharn Wisconsin Bank, Aurora,
0Akwood Bank, North Papin, ~
Oconto Co. Bank, La Porte,
Oneida Bank, City Of Berlin, ...
shaBaRaE Bank Shawanaw,
Stats Security Bank, Gemekon. ..
State Ssaak Bank Eau Claire. -..
So. Groix River Bank, Rrinkarhaf5,
Sc. Oeaix VALLEY Bank, Et. Croix Paiia,
Trademarks Bank, Eagle Lake,
Waupaeea Go. Bank Waupacca,
Wisconsin VALLEY Bank, Millrille,
Wisconsin Pinsgy BAIL, Stevens Point.
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- me deiicats and interesting ope.
ration pf transferring blood fEom ons
psrson 10 another haa been successfully
pssfssmsd b. Or. Whsaalsg, N English
Surgeon, upon the person 81 . faanale
patient. When appassssly expiring
from less Of hlood, absas swO poands
wsrs transferred from Toe yeEns of beg
Aasbaud into bar ysins, viii ths most
fssosable resuit. In fsw auinmsas, the
eaErunss Il bleed began 10 aew, aad she
'abbing d life wss checked, che efseuia-
sioh being rv-sssaD lIshed, Ard she dsliv-
aEsnes fxem apparently esEsain And ap-
geeaehing dissolakion sesCxea.