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Iprazums eur vote will be increases
some thia Esll, bat is is hard 70 tall waai
will be Cha Eesuls. We he'd Cauas5
Uouv vsnslon Inst Saturday, . sless dele
gates 10 the Senatorial and Representa-.
tive Conventions, and also, nominated
County 0fhcers, which we intend 10 elect,
There was the largest turn out that " I
have svar had &s Convention before,
and there vas s COED spirit manifested
] will giVsyou shs nominations We made
in Child, James Shank and W. @.
Means, delegates TO ths Senatorial Con-
vention, and also, for the same TO act as
delegates 10 the Representative 0Onven-
ton, if bald st the same tune, as pro-
poaed.
EOR COUNTY OFFICERS.
For County Ludgs-Wm. @. Means.
For Treasurer and Recordsr-W. E.
Murray.
For Shert6-Isaas N. Applsgate.
For Coroaer-J. Il. Murray.
For CoU~ty Supsrintsndsnt-s. Ba-
keF.
For Drstnegs Commaasionsr-Jamss
Carlisle.
The Platform adopted at the State
Convention, as the policy Of the State,
was unanimously adopted as the senti-
mant of she Convention.
J. N. CHILD, Ch'a.
R. W. RoaERs, Ssc'y.
would state that ~ organized al
Agricultural Society for this County on
the 10th Of July, and elected the fellow
ing Ofheors.
Geo. A. Gordon, President.
]. r. Horton, Vice President.
II. J. Straight, Secretay.
Il. E. Murray, Asst. Secretary.
E. F. Murray, Treasurer.
And q Board Of Directors consisting
Of one from each Township.
The Board has made out Iist Of Pre-
miums and decided on holding Fair at
Frankfort On the 4th of October.
The Society Was not organized in time
to make a great display Of articles this
Fall, bat we are in hopes to get under
way, and by another yesr make re-
spectacle display OF stock, crops, SC. &c.
Our farmers generally, appear 90 take a
great interest in the matter.
Yours Sc.
J.N. g.
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a1~ The following, from the New
York TINES Of yesterday, seems TO be a
full confirmation Of the assertion Of the
TTtbans Of Tuesday;
"Ons Of eur eotsmporaries has been
at the trouble Of sending to Washington
for intelligence Of che reconciliation of
Mr.. Siekies with his wife, and has as.
eartainsd, what ws belisvs TO be the
truth, that the most Fssolute Of avengers
has approved hiasslf also the most re-
lenting OF husbands, and Is now living
once more with the victim og the lAse
Philip Barton Key. This, OF course, ID
q purely personal and privass maasser,
with which the public have nothing @
do. Bat ie Is due 10 The leading person-
al aud political friends of Mr.. Sieklas,
who honestly bsaievs him 30 be man
maddeRed by iutolsrahls wreng, ana in
that belief intsrpnsed shsir inaaenee be
tween himself ana the hasty rage Of pub.
lie feeling aE the time OF his trial u
Washington, thaE they should nos b
made responsible, - by the joarnal Ia
auesaion they are, for stsp taken en-.
tirsly on the impalse of ME. Sisklss him
self, without their knowledge, and in
che face Of their positive rsnonatranc'
and dissppgoval.1
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The Man of Many Remedies.

The N an Of Many Remedies.
The invalid who takes hold Of the drug
list stasif it were bill Of fare, and is con
tinually changing from one item to anoth-
er, like green guest at hotel dinner,
stands fair chance Of killing himself be-
fore be has exhausted the catalogue Of poi
sons. Some constitutions will bear this
kind Of "medIeai treatment longer than
others, but anything short OF ease-hard-
ened system, lined with asbestos, and fur
nishsd with gutta-pereha nerves aud steel
sinews, must auceumb at last, We trust,
however, that this plan Of transferring the
whole Rateria ussdiea to the stomaehs Of
the s,ck, is ReaEIy obsolete, Half the world
already understands taat the two inaEti-
mable rene lies introduced by Professor
| Holloway are sufficient for all internal and
external ailments, The other half is fast
vsrging to the same opinion. It is safe to
predict that the day is not distant when
the phaTmaeoppta viii be revised down to
! a very minute volume, which may per
chance "grow small By degrees and beaati-
Rully less, p until il vanishes aitogsther.--
| Venerable errors are not immortal. They
must die, and If they are deesntiy buried
with the respect due to Old age, it Is the
most that can be expected for them.
/ We have our prejudiees, like other folks,
and they stick to as like barnasIes, form
ing sort of srmor which the sword Of
truth eannet always readily penstTate.- .---
Bot when we see sores Of twenty years
standing cured in weeks BY HoLLowAT's
OTHrmEET, AMI chroaic dyspepsia Of the
most distressing kind relieved in few
days by HoLLowAY7s PILLs, (and that
these wonders have been accomplished re-
psatsdly is beyond dispute,) what are we
to Say7 To deny tia efficacy OF remedies
that work such apparent miracles, would
be mere Fstuity. We shall not thus stuli4
fy ourselves. Tue Fuputa tion Of his med
ieinss az specifics Fer thrse-fourths of the
maiadies Of the hanan Esess 10 founded on
immasabls facts, and facts ars 3 species ol
antagonists that We dselias meeting ia the
field Of controversy with any kind OF theo-
riss with which the profession could fur.
I uiah as, We have many friends among the
faealty, and possibly some Of them may
consider the cures Effected BY the use Of
Professor HoIisway's Ointment and Pills
an Innovation % thsiF rights. II SO, it il
a treapasa which the sick will approve, and
which every PAiianfhropist---svith sohaaa in
terssf i does sat infsJsrs-ls sure to com
msud.--AesPkis ''4ppeal" +"
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A g7Aamee aa gMa Kaaz KxnasIes fas
EWTwUM.


/ A. mattsx ut insesasks = gEsasni, y
give aAs aallowing rssals II asapeEAEl
a@stle gsagAs IL Rsi4eps asnes al2
On the hsigtas, fear niles faom Ealas
m4ncs, IL Spains the RaglGsh aed spaaA
iards, under Wellingtek, totals deaeas-
ed the Freneh under AsAgmanI, on ehe
22a IN Jaly. 1872 Ths allies iost 800
men. and nc Fseaeh IB COO.
AS che battle cg Sonol anski, In Rua4
sia, in I Sc, tie Fsench loss was III 900
and shas 0f the RasaiR1a e0,
Az BoEoairo, on the 7th 81 Sspkemher
was eOnght . desperate battle between
he French and Russians. The French
lost in killed, wounded md prisoners,
50 600, and the Rassians abouf she eame
number. Tho survivors Of tbs Rransh
army from the Russian campaign were
not more than IS 900 cat Of au array Of
600 600.
AZ LuEssn, In Russian SRxony, On ths
ID Of Aay, 1919, the allied RaaBian and
PrussiAn farces were defeated BY the
French under Nap0lson the Rgsueh los
ing - 900 anA sSs aalies u, COO.
At Bau.Een, in Saxony, on shs 2lst
and 22d May. 1913, battle took place
between the allies and shs French, in
which the French loss was pat down at
e, 900, and that Of the allies Is 900.
Al Dresden, saxony, ca tie 28Eh aad
9th Aagassy 1918, cha allies were de-
featsd by the French. The loss Of the
allies was about Is 900 in killed, wpun-
ded and prisoners aud that Of the French
about 1900. ~ .s.a
At Leipsio, In saxouy, in Oct, 1873,
desperate battle VISA fought, which
lasted three days, and the French were
totally defeated by the allies. Eapols-
on loss two narshais, twenty generals,
and 80, 900 men. Tbs allies lost IL 900
officers, and about 10000,
AT Viotoria, in Spain, on the 2lss Of
June, 1919, the English and French
fought battle, in which the French lost
7 200, and the English $3.50 men,
At Toulouse, in France, Wellington
defeated she French under soult, on the
10Th April, 1914. The French less was
1, hoo; aIIied army's loss 4 $50 men.
At Ligny, in France, battle occurred
between the Prussians aud French, on
the 10th June, 1915, two days bsfora shs
sha battle of Waterloo, in which the
Prussians lost $4,000 men, and the
French $500.
In the decisive battle of QuaEtre Bras,
;s EsIw;urn AZ, H. IEAA - 49, Sassf
beF6fs Be 81 tSaF asF toff I Waterloo, the allies lost
5 1000 men and the French ia.
AT WaEetloo the total loss Of Ehe al-
lies was IS ,636 msn-Sspolson's was
about 10000.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
10
Merchants aaad siaippers.
MaEsgXssIPPE AND MISSOURI
AND
AND ROGk ISLAND


r A i = RO A DS!
The oniE through route % Chicago frpu
Dss MoiRss, Conneil Bluff, and All Relaks
In WneaAsn ana Esnfgaf fowA.
Two Passenger Trains leave Iowa Cits
and Warrington, Daily, Sunday excepted
as follsws
FROM IOWA CITY.
Mail, 5.s5 a. N; arrive at Chicago $40 p. m
Exp, 2.I0 p. mg arrive at Chicago 20 a. "A
FROM Wa sHINGTON.
Mail, 3sA5 D. IN; arrive at Chicago 8. 90 .. n
Exp, IL. 80 p. N; arrive at Chicago 3. 40 a. n
- The morning train from Iowa City
and Washington is the only tram leaving
Iowa City ia the morning that makes d
connection with the ThEo' Express Train
Of Michigan Southern 4. r. sane sxening.
Passengers By any other route are obiig-
ed to remain In Chicago until the Rsxt NOR
mag. Passengers are specially requested
to NOTE THE FACT that this Ia the
0aEy Tkreasa Rsass fySa Esasa Cstg TO Cki-
eaga. The decided advantage it possesses
by the connection Of the two Roads, at
the Mississippi River, give Ii q preference
over all other routes. All trains run thro
to Chicago without change of cars, eros-
sing the Mississippi River r r, Bridge
between Davenport and Rock Island, thus
dispensing with the loss of time, the al
noyance and liability to losa Of Baggage
incidental TO other lines.
s Connections are made at La Sale, with
trains Of the Illinoia CeatEaI Railroad, for
Dunleith, Galena, Cairo, 81. Louis and in
termediate points,
At Chls&Eo, with trains Of the Mfchi-
gan Southern, Michigan Central and Fort
Wayne & Chicago Railroads.
- Though Tickets can be procured
at Washington and Iowa City, to Buffalo,
Albany, N. T., Boston, Pittsburgh, Phil
adelphia, Baltimore, and all the principal
points In the United States and Canadas.
SHIPPERS OF LIVE STOCK.
viii had this the most desirable aud ax-
peditious route from Iowa City to Chicago
and the Eastern market.
- Stock TTaiRs Tua AroEgA il I4J%
hoGTs, asith04t FsTrisss or ehaAge Of cars.
JOHN F. TRACY, Gen. Sup.
w. L, ST. JoHE, Gen. Ticket Agent.
ina 1890 ~
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-08-10

A FaSEoRKAs's YxEsaoz 0g 5EKxK-
arxAKx. -ss Al yeu Aensiea' Shak-splsrl
HsisR-x-end- mysteEiaubs soo-h -hlime
You says reads xe Mmoabass --gs scene g
SO Aosaisn' h4sabess 2--vfz - yfkeh--
cd? Superb sco-hlsmitasl Wen be
say to sc visch, sAF-r-s-ynt~Es, Witch Z
she 10 away but what she sag when she
60 aw4yS she say sks win do s'ome-
sing daa 'avss gUs no nAmag Al, ha
say sTll do, IslI DO r Wsm sAs des An,
ha i-fella u grand nysterisuss MOs-
siea' ShAksa-pisrg She NOS ssy what
she ass g''
Thih was ssgSaad, y - be sure bat ths
pgowaaa q Maebskhs Ia his ssbsuto vita
MaodnE. aMAksna all shs msxsagiAl
Frenchmanss martial araoF:
aAosslae' MacAbsss be ssss hlzn soEasI
elass hy hs say (gsead sszpgssssRssss,
kCsom e-o-sa, Messiana MaeaaEss ane
a--d hs Bhn HFsa sAYa En9es n AeE
i gSy H-fsRnt msezs. Ahs - s-vsaastl Mca.
siea' MAeahsas, We h hr-Ighs g-rapEsI
spimks him, Fes yua asRas u kis boas -
nsisaFs gcss aaa deAsEaEnass hs aags yaa
grand simpaiastis, Emesss Whas soI
ke say Egovxss Caasa hs goss saaaER--
Eplansy knA - = pre-, r-s-aAghs = wAy
smmsdiaSssy, pgeleY ansck Ahs Msl
axass. Mosssaus Skak -ss- pirg " risias
man Ii lA bale Efaaas ~
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grave Taxk ny the MamAsm

The Loadaa Tsssss, q Jasy -, soss-
msusing apen me sasssss sf shs allied
agmy, sayss
We follew vita 81 fnesesss Fanah nsaes
intsazAa mnd aaxn&ss than so@t8 Do wssSs
Ged By nympsshy for y mars pgimsIpa ne
tactics aad shs aagaaAa oK thasa AmRhxls
~ agmiss. II Is vain V assgnlaa &sam
0usselvss she fact tha1 wAmk shsg at4 ~
are. TAs sslidity, sss hFa#sEV, ma -
fashi0ned Foasinss all ag which yfma@ We
aalkilY before The sessnee and inbeaks-
gasscs os an army led snd ogesasaed ~
msa Ii shair aefkys vigoes ore llks 0AR
solidity, or cswn brewery aaa nAav ssem
roaaina Sa faR as wa are II aasMEaam@&
ihis Austrian array, which lea@s ee@n aS~
tsF tewn end aisEFies afkR dEaagIcfs end
has shs saaras og gHMsREn9 thA r@9a& lrfs-
pgeAohAbas dsgeaas. y dee net 70 saw
asmg ED reverend Assing Hssss fammRdss
sgssem, haa - she Honas O. OomHsas
tie pgpes ard she people Mow sea4lT
wpalA sass FsrkNssngA vas e2 sA1s g&
lsga sysssm hass aeueAssa Asan - Ga
af gaaeansE EEsrsag VI haAh8sass
Haw ecmpgsss bss = aheEs elmp
was kheig eonssmgk Ter ah@ Mla
Hat fagw aFdaenAig wsee EAag aa 81
int an asseanps - fApeuvB tha asE
ahls old AsId- -pissss aaesasimg mihh q
aEzeax u syewy one waae wowa Es aA
khsy wezs yneo this naesassQ ~ " Eaar
| If lie gaEaag vnlgARs alalH tlsaA " eos
sssk as sssose Nessh aes8 s ~ slp -
shs hssahks sH @stgesaaay ~ @3sah
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Az UxKNp Cur Brown, Of the kaa-
aas Herald Of FTsssom, sass:
We understand The Democratic party
are raising purss 70 secure the segvi-
ees of Horaes Grssley permanently In
Kansas. A single additional visit 70
khAs Territory, from that distinguished
Republican, would wipe out ths last Tes-
tige Of thai party in sais Territory,
Cons.dsEing the soEmer politieal Tsla.
sions Of the Herald Of Frssdom and TTi'
buna, the foregoing paragraph may b
regarded - : ssrsgalas Assns thEast'' II
Philosopher GFaelsy.
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1&@Ms q &s
The Hon. Robsxt O. Winthrop has
wrsatsu : long letter 70 Hiram O. Kss0h-
ua, chairman 81 the Wig GsnsEai Con-
mitsss Of New York. dsaaing hia Paaisi-
cal positioa.
We make the following singis axsFasa
TO show the conservative views hsld by
this pa8rios, As regards shs surss of saas-
cry agftasioa. go
ssThe more have IeekAd svar ths &sla
Of past and prssenE pollieai eOmsrOgaR~
", che nore have been eoayiaaBd sAaa
nothing bat evil has shEa fAS Rssalsea
from sectional agitasiens Of the slavery
question, and that shsy hare geeagdsa,
| instead o& aaysnssng, ghs progress ok any
| juss opiniena on shs sRsiaesy boah as ahs
North and Soush. Net ! fsw os che mesa
dspiorable stgngglss which hare essa
Witnessed In relation 10 ths nsw Terri
tories, have bean inaamea and ineaeiat"
ed by shs cEimanasaoas and vseRtmEha-
sions which hare characterised sh@aasse-
tional eouarovegsiss. Northswn msA ana
| Scushsrn men have taken ap sgEssauae assa
nnssnAhle doctrines In shs meKa mama 81
pppoAfti0a and I'm axdaR 10 spite aAeA 9tssa
a.. PFineiplea and measures h@se h@e@
proposed and pressed Ia spiEsk al Ee-
| ialiaticn, from whieh q aabsE seeana
| Ehonghs woald hage sevclsed, and weaia
now RsvOls.
III hare any ssTisus feaR st shas sn~
slant shas ths revival Of shs forsl9n sle#a
tsada wiII Rnd any eonsfdsFabIa nMp-
bsr a advocates d ahs South, u mFisss
from she apprah hsnsEon thsA aheq@assioa
wlIl be ssaEea apoln f0g PARTY purposes
In sAa Eegsa. and aAaaae ms sahjsss ag
angry, gspgoashsaL iaaisaeiminaas Do
nHncaaian.s
Well may shs Sawrass y oansmsFss
comment AS is dos -
sFThs aankimemks whish "a axgazassaa Mge
kruly patriotic &ad nakl0n&L WiaA >
little modiscasien, kksy mlgkf ha nassta-
ken for . D0moexmAie asaaEsssss~ I'm
Is be thai saah ma@ vii aatek NJ a8se
ahair v0tas fas this sikzepTasaihasss 80
ty or throw kham smay npen 4 thisS
candidate, whsa ahay knaw khaa "a rel
eontass will be be&waaa nAkz0nal Desc
Rmsy and ssaslsAal nspan lleaaism -
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Al Nav Wuap.-Ths waE u iAEroduc-
ina 8 new word into OR telsgTAphie dls-
patohas and into orr n8wspapeg axEiessss
whish Wshasar doea nos esnsAia. The
word il ssmobilissd,. /. and negna so gss
armtas In rsadinsss 70 mArch. EoFaa
pruastan corps are said 81 BE- stm0hilix-
aass-.shat II rsady fcg naaFehang. TIE
s8oFd II derives arum he Rrsnsh, and
ahtomKh thAg Language from Tie Lasin
rooa ssosso, to noye. Oux woFd mob u
dNsiFsa fsala aaa eAzas saas, msanamg =
mMss u masa easily znssea y passsoni
60. -
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- One Of the distinctive principles Of
Republication Is ecOAomy In the adminis-
kEation Of public ahaiya, and 50 long as the
party continues soatzna upon tAis planE 10
its paAafoEm, IL ear defy all the assaults of
che spemy, and grew ssrongeg and stronger
Id fhe Azscsicn II The pe0pls. kessaaqms
RgpnbEseem-
The abova ls fram . blssk-Espablicsh na-
per Il Van BaEea county. u q sns Of she
moss uahluahlRg spseiHssss II black rspas-
lie9n sOoiasss, We eEsF saw. a party
gsh4eh has pqaandered thousands ot tha
peoples nDney urpn party fayogises from
Des MOtnss u spirit Lake and fsen the
PsnltsntlsrY % kha Agricultural clollegs--
a party which haa plunged ahs S4ats laso :
daas grsaEsE skaa thsas linslss sHlowsd by
sAs Csastltaaa0n, % bod ap lta hanla,
saalasa wiEh che shsata 81 tlsanaands--and
saEk aAuas ssns' and stsesnsas, z ID 81
riassaIaas as hsr4sssisicas
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REawEDA&E ~ mHsaa AHBvw Az.

REEwmHaE mAaaa aABvw AN
CpHNCfE BLUFRe, 4s.sss 49, low d.
I am prepared 70 secpm maaaes kae pan.
dc with any thfag an no
EaSery Lie - Reasonable Ieg
Aaa Viii ma ah 0mnIhas sr Hask u and
IRON the Boas Landlag daring sAa hoak.
ing as4aua.
paFHDSa wisAiN@ ka haxe sfe On.
nIens ali as thsag rasl1sAe4 Coz RaasSa.
zegB win ~ a@ce@naasaae&A ~ as@waha
ord u saR sess@s
mo Doh MAMYs rxspsastes*
GsMaasi BAa6ks Feh. 10 % M
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CeamsfI Dagea !. 80 '....sa 80. sEsaa.
Glazing, CllAfhg, EsEaEniag, MaFbliag b
BE0hxing carriage, wagon & haggy paint
Ing, IN good gtyIe. RaEseryAangE ing war
Taated net 20 peel aE. "A good sssCl qg
wallpaper, h3aads, eke.s eoBskaAtay on
hand Ceilings @htEaned and sails caler-
cd Orders, tn t0wn or rpuntyY. sos
heitsd and promptIy attended Co.. -
6hSp Ua Maln-ss. seas Of Jalnans AlasA.
aayai -sS8kk.
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WEEKLY BIJGI.E.
WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST 10, 1889.
rRAxKyoRg, AoETGomEzY Co., Iowa,
Angnst 8, 1859.

Edisors Bsgls;--I herewith sfaasmit
you the oFzcial vote Of the diasreni
Towaahips Of our county, pollsd a the
October election, 1858, for Judge Dis
trint Court.
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Rssemees Cor N.aowows
NOTICE.

Ths RsEtnAEshtp hesssag@Es axiss6ng %
sEssA ! !. Marklsy and HenrY s. Dean
- sns alvsT House, Il thla day diss0ivea
~ MAtnal eenssnk ,AIa ansaaassa &saa -
AfaA sAasE be paid 10 Hsnry II. ussn.
Il n. =. MAnKLRK.
-, HENRY a. DIAN
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uARzxAx. pv KAKgAA~r--W w q abssEve tha4
Rnpeka he's hesm asAa 80 tasapsxzy
Engasaa Il ASSESSES = ! - assi -
ssas IN sha Oamasisnlismal Caasssa da
new u saaslam u Wyaaastaa.
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Hass ~
The Dsmsssa " ussas
pk loss s@a sAs BaF
I tzsasR. Gee Il d aheaa w. ID gpssazmasa
] ehelR &Axy b0sA nssm *s sAkRs "a -
GansFst Aassmblg aMs gog oansY Nd
TswnAfilp neaRe
Bssgy ona ef eng feadeqs enc eompss-
head Ba Esnporsaas8 smaaSnse 10 rood
Cennsy aznd biseFaus eiehak ca shs Dam~
aaxnsza EE@ta naga ts@mal and hanee.
~ he nesainaA Ang sbmvaa8sons In sha
ooaAfies VIII oonae 90 nexa monkA at la~
sess. ws dssfae ~ impTaaa upon Dem0-
sraEs avsrywhsrg ahe neessaisy ef putting
arss FAte men im neanipasiea naxs falL
" 10 Geaes tBa been ~ haaazy oeegns&
daring she paes fouR ysMaay aa shs De-
mocEaey h@vs sssa a&e pNepla ia h@ay
then We opghs - he wf5fsnw sa giKs them
assurances BY sha ehmsme&sR m tha msm
presented kgvs gasafr suAfagas shaA In eur
hansas twill De gSsasn66 besAass
And tAis asswganas wmgAH % MN given
nut only @y tho ncmEmasShm % g9@d m@@
ger nembars ef ths Hames@a assembly,
bus by shs noSnimnslsAa x Dessa&y sad
even Tewuship ca6eesB los 30 sxsap~
tional men hs plassa In namaiaaAions---
Govsgumsnas OF the paoFle bagtn vita
the people, and thai passy wkiah would
acquire or xaeain sha Faspes& ef bhe Eams.
%. mnsS momSnasa and slae4 ge@a m1m
10 those slkoes, the dukiaa Of mhieh &ga
near the people OmndidmSaM am6 olRsaE3
for Hneh positions aT@ a@sassagsly wall
kn0wu 10 sha weasws, and e wamalmg an
shaFaossr oF sapasiays thsy bzing dis
ersdit upom tha party. q aaa regard be
paid by Damoesnsig o0msenkasEas &c this
demand Of o SQUAD pmbaia epanion, It
will DO strange iR tina people DO NOS
award 10 the Damoarasio STATS tiskss
ths same Easpse& which they are eom-
pellsd 20 give 10 the DiskEiat aad Osun-
BY ofhoeess
Ths Township and ooanty tiaksks &Rs
aha base Of the Dameezasie mominationRs
shs Damcegatsc sssuckaRa 10 be snhmis-
bea 10 ths peopls, and f Il be nnsound,
il o&n hardly 6s axpscsad shaa kha whole
will meet ske popular appFoyals Bat
IL sha foundakien ba Wen aonssTusssa--
IL ths saeksa ID night as the baksoms the
whole viii ba stFaagshanaa hakoEa the
people. Ii anpepulax ca dtzhoSsss Oem-
Oaxaas. OF insksieak or ina@papls onas be
pnk in naminatism fox Tewnships Ceznay
on DissTick oaacaa, saane DamoaRaaa win
wsYx fSkmTw Rafmae s~s -
ik dfOikg so, win either nsEaees V vote
tha DsmowAsie SeAts tieks8 uT vote Zoe
the opposition simply arOm atsplsasurs
at local nominations.
We hope, therefore, the impogtanes Of
making sound nominati8ns shronghouks
viii impress itself upsn sase ainas of al
DsmosEatS threRgheRs ne HestA Ths ~
faca thai Township and Q0untg ogAears
are 10 hs elected shis fsll. asds largely
ia our essimstion Of ehanees fow ths
oveEthgew Of Bogus Rspalieanism In
Iowa, and we woald hsys ths eanvaas 20
conducted ss 20 secure oil AavgaEagsa----
UsRb4afyass HeynLd
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1858 1858
HANNIBAL 4 81 JOSEPH 4. r.
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HANNIBAL l. 81. JOSEPH 4. r.
60
SPRING ARRANGEMENT-On and
after June II, 1859, Passenger, Accom-
modation and Freight Trains leave and
arrive at Hannibal and s.. Joseph FOL
lows:
TINE TABLE.
Traiag Lsape So. JaSepA
Passenger Express, ...r ..,,...,7 90 a. m
Passenger Accommodation, ..s. 6 30 p, n.
Freight ..s'.' .,.,.' r.,..t ..'s3.30 &. n
Traias Arvtos at 81. JasepA.
Passenger Express ...... ....,, 10. 30 p, IN.
Passenger Accommodation, .... 10. 90 a. N.
Freight, .''''' .''... ,''''' ..'' $50 p. u.
The Passenger Accommodation Train
will leave st, Joseph on Sunday evening,
instead Of Saturday.
Close connections made by each Train
With Mississippi boats and all Eastern
Railroads.
Tickets sold to all principal places in
the country.
The most ample provisions fer taking
Stock with care and dispatch, and at the
lowest rates.
connections MADE AT 81 Joseph Win
Packets up and down the river, and with
stage lines 10 all parts Of Kansas
J. T. <. HAYWARD, Gen. Sap.
P. B, GAoAT, Gen. Ticket Agent.
joan AYRE, Gen. Freight Agept, Han
nibal, No.
D. CARPENTER, Assistant SGPsrinten-
dent Western Division.
J. E. BARRow, Gen. Agt for st. Joseph
and Upper Missouri
Jaiy q, 1853. iy
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-08-10

THs Rsaag BgRD.--odd and good Is
old Dg. Nicholas, who formerly prassic~
ID medicine. Az che caIip and fsss did
aet oens fast snoagh 20 plsase himas 20
added an apotheeaxy's shop 10 hia bnsi-
ness, fer cha retail Of druga and medi-
eines. Re had q great sign painted 70
attract the wondering syea 09 the villa
gaEs, and the doctor loged 10 ssgat IN
froEs eg shs shop, and explain iss bama-
ties 10 the gazing behoGdsxa 0ns of
these was an TEishmans who gaS0d as u
q whiIs vita o aomieaa look, asd shs1
exclaimed I:
ssOehy and By the powers, aosAoEss if
IL isa't Hne But there's aomeshing
lfsfla bic wanting In il.
EAnd whAa, pruys il thAs - asked sha
aoesox.
isRhy, yeu sss,'s said Paas ssyeu'vu
gos heantisni shass Of wafew heess mad
NOT Biz aR . bird swimming in 1"
mAy--yes. - geplisd ths d0es0f3 th@sa
a coca skuaghs. asgi havs o eomple %
swaas painssd thafe -wealdH's aAsy D
Rnse
ssFsish. / aoa'A know haA sAsy woata,
said psA, ashus Ina after shingina
sAsrsss anishsF kind u bird whms wpmil
be mueA moge appsopgsmah.
aAad what's aAaa ~ aekwd tha @essah
ssNEhy. I uamsh sEassly AAaak ct Ail
mmrne ifst maws hmA ha ID ome pk kaan
kina a birds Ehaa whea be simga ne say
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