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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-20

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ReT1S-FoR svsgY fraction Of ever fcrty
an gdaltacnal delegate has been allowed.
Particular Mstensiea In called 10 the &C.
kaen al the Dam0cfatie state Conventions
fsS several past pears prehihiting all rep
xaasnkattcn kJ proxy vots8-
TIE several Ceuaty Central COMMITTEES
are especially requested 10 ses saat eoanty
aeetinga be held aag Tie pagposs OF Bsn'
aiAg delegates. ---
JAs. A. WILLIAMSON,
Chr Dam. Stats Ex. C0n,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-20

By Virtue Of an Execution to me dyet-
ted from the Ofses Of the Clerk Of the DIS
trirt Court Of Pottawattamis county, IoWa.
I MhaH procead 10 sell @s Thursday ths
aIst day Of April, A. d. 1s69, between tie
hoaEm Of 10 o'clSsk A. d. &nd o'elock
P. A.. Of said day. In lrout Of the Couny
TraasarsG's 0Eses, In the city Of Council
BlniFa, 10 ws, tas following described Rsal
EafsEa al Cassles Ralo, to-wit-
Lot 10. Bloek !. Beers First Addition
Lots and 10, Block s, t.Rerett'S AddiL!ol
Lot ., Block ~, BaylIss' FiI@E Aaa4'I'-
to Coaneil Bluffs, Iowa.
Taken rs the property Of Charles R9Io,
to satisfy an Execution Ia favor Of MAJ
g. We'll. .. g.
.-E wa. BAKER, Sheriff,
By 8. II. CmAIs, Deputy Sasria.
March 23, 1855, az
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-20

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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-20
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-20
what as agodern RepuhEkCam-
ian

This question is frequently asked, and
may b sasily answered. Rspublisanism
aa BOW pEastiesd and understood, Is all
conprehendsd in the word opposition.
II IL opposition to the DYsd scott decis-
ion, opposition 70 the Fugitive Slave
Law opposition 70 PopalAr Sovereign
sy-oppOsision 20 Congressional inssr-
vension in the Affairs Of the Territories
oppsss tea se she adsaissien 81 any more
Slave States opposition 10 Ghs admis-
sion oK Rrse States. In Snort IL il nosh-
Ing bat opposition 20 Democracy, and
the party called tbe Republiean party,
sssks % hide isa dafsrmisy and lack Of
principles, b. cAAnging it. name, and
calling itsalg the Oppesitioa party.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-20

10 GEORGE BARTLETT
sir--yoa are hereby notified that there Is
now on hIs, 10 the oface Of the Clerk Of the
District Court in Pottawattamie county,
Iowa, q petition Of HoppOck Garbutt * Go.
claiming of you the sum Of twelve hundred
and forty three dollars as money due on
pFomIssory notes with current rates Of ex.
change. said petition also praying that an
attachment be issued ia said cause and that
unless you appear, and plead thereto By the
morning Of the second day OF the next tsgm
q said Court, to be begun and holden in
Couaeil Bluffs In and for said county on the
1st day Of August, A. d. 1853, Judgment
viii be rendered against you therson.
A. Y. LARIAkR,
Atty for Plaintiff.
At the February Term oR the District
Court for Pottawattamis county, Iowa,
the cause Of HopPoek Garbutt = Co., Va
George Bartlett, was continued for waht
I & notice, and IL was then oFdsred by the
C.suFt that peties be given by Publishing
the ngties In Raid cause for four weeks In
ths CssoaneiI BIMRs Bagle.
G. P. KELLOGG,
Clerk Of the District Court.
April Il, 1853. "a.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-20

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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-20

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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-20
gHERTFF's SALE.

BE- yirsne Of an Execution to ne direc'
ted from the Office Of the Clerk Of the
District Court Of POttawattamie County,
Iowa, I shall proceed to sell On Friday
the goth day Of May, A. D. 1859, between
the houra OF 10 O'Clock 4. M. and O'Clock
P. NJ. Of said day In front Of the County
Treasurer'a Ofics, In the City Of Council
Bluffs, the following described Real Estate
Of E Snyder to-wit:
Lot No. 10 10 Block No, II In StutsmAn'a
2nd Addition TO Council bluffs, Iowa.
Taken as the property OF E, Snyder to
satisfy IN Execution In favor Of Loudeu
Muliin. S. Il. CRAIG, Sheriff.
April 20, 1853. W4
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-20

80 The Davenport Dsaecras "a The
7th ssys II learns from reliable source
snas Anse@ @ataae1s on GanaMnGnes nakmm9d
ButehaRs Daley and DIR. Down, we're
hung hy The rsgulalors u Tsxas Cor
stealing maiss. isappesEs sAas tAsy -
snpseysd shs half bFssds - sssal Ne
Maalas, aad shsy purchased tam d ; low
price and rea sham "a 10 eshss Gsasss.,
1za swa srss aansd AEs ssia - be wsll
kz0wa pseaass msssAAaas q 0amaness.
- 0Aiassn eaRaky.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-20

10 GEORGE BARTSETT
sir-Yoa are hereby notified, thai there
In now on Gle, in the Office Of the Clark g.
Tie District Court In Pokt&wzttamles Couu
tv. Iowa, a petition Of o. B. Tweedy 4 Co.,
claiming Of you the sum oe TIVE Thousand
ons hundred and eighty seven dollars and
twsnty-fouE cents, 40 money daa on prom
issogy n0tes, said petition also pray ing that
an aEtaeansnt may Issue ia said cause, aad
that anIeaa yoa appear, and plead thsEsto,
by ths morning n ths seeond day Of the
asxt term of said Court, to be begun snd
holden In C0zneA Bluffs, In and for said
oaunky % The Lat day Of August A. d.
1889, Jndguaeat will be rendered against
you thereon. A. v. LARIMER.
Atty for Plaintiff.
At the February Term Of the District
Court for PottawattAmis county, Iowa, the
above notice was ordered by the Court 10
be published for keur weeks in tbs Coznsii
Bluffs Bugis. --.-.----.-. b.. .
Witness, C. P. KELLOGG.
Clerk Of the District Court.
april IS, 1853. &w
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-20

4 DasExgCzzvz RIRs. - Esw Orleans
% no Tshs ssnsazasd HAlas Large Ware
hozases II whish wsFs Issa q 900 Aaiaa ea
Naass aloths 71S bales sa ganny bags,
1e0 coils u raps, go pEssss % gen-
49, eassizs, - 90 sasrsls u paxk.
KaisnAaa Los - 80 iasassd Ter
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-20

SINGULAR Scam IN A CHURcH, Pleas
ANT YALLEY, HaTkaRstaad, March Is
A singular Incident occurred here Yester-
day Sunday afternoon. 4 preacher from
some other town had bgen expected to hold
forth in ha Rabtist Church, aud the audi
enes weEs gathered, and tbs preacher arose.
After announcing bis text, be proceeded
with his sermon, but had not gone far,
when he said to the astoRisAed audience.
81 have been instructed not to preach
anything Of AbolihonigD OF Republican
ism-baEs, l must serve my Master, aud
-
At this juneture, Deacon DOolittIs rose
and said.
"Hold on. It's my impression that you
have said eaoHgh.n Cunning to the au-
dience Injecting Is out.n
The audience rose simultaneously, and
taking their hats, went out. The minister
sat down. DeaeOa Doolittle went to ths
pulpit and said TO hims
'n you want to preach politics have no
objections, and my houae lie at your service.
But this church is not the proper place, and
give political sermon or speech, you can
do so at ny house, or any other place, aud
will warrant good au tienest and you
shall have fair play aud not be hurt. -
But you muat not attempt it in this
church"
There was 40 more preaching Ia that
church that afternoon. These are the
fscta as related by some who were In the
audience when this scene took plaee.-CsT-
res. Hsgtfoyd Tsmss.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-20

RMEREEF,s SALE.

By Virtue Of IA Execution to me
directed from the Office Of the Clerk OF the
District Court Of PottaWattamie CO., Iowa,
/ shall proceed to sell at public out-cry,
on Friday, the 10th day OF May 1899, be,
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock A. ii and
o'clock P. M. Of said day in front OF the
County Treasurer's Ofhce, in Council
Bluffs, The following described Real rs
tate Of B. B. Perno, to-wit;
Lot thirteen (lS) In Block Eleven III
10 Bayliss' first [lst) Addition to Council
Bluffa, Iowa.
Taken as the property OF B. B. Perno to
satisfy an Execution Ia favor OF 1.
Webb. s. H. OkAlG, snerih:
April %, 1889. VA
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-20

Immediately after the collision Of the
steamers Holmes and Gibson, near Aurora
Ind, the citizens held q meeting for the
rsiisE Of ths sufferers. Prompt measures
we're taken and the citizens Of this small
towa acted nobIy, Mr.. Brooks, the agent
Of the o, & M.R. R. Co... tslsgraphsd 10
the Superintendent at Cincinnati as fol-
lowBg
L. H. Lewis; The citizens have held q
meeting and passed 3 resolution, request
ing the Mayer to give all the sufferers from
the wreck Of last night his certificate. 1t
ts hoped that all be railroad and steam
beat linss viii pass, either way, those un-
fortunate'psrsons bearing such certificates.
Can assure the common Couneil at its
meeting this p. H., that the Ohio q Mis-
sissippi Railroad Company viii hoaor
these certificates, and will you give con
dutrors orders TO that eject
H. G. BROOKS.
To this the following reply was prompt
ly transmitted
b. @. Backs, Aurora' Yes, sir.
A. Ii. LEWIS.
sFsfreSAiRgto End a corporation pos
seased OF q soal La these latter days. All
honor to the 0hi0 g. Mississippi Railroad
Company.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-20
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By 8. n. oaAae, Deputy shsrta,
March 81, 1859 1
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-20

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-17
Mr.. csowry, the B,gam,st, In Court.


The exsonnstion OF Nowry charge Of false persona
TON ala mega marriage, was concluded before Justice
Warren this morning The % como oil
AZ ii A. ID, out re counsel for tho prosecution aD-
pearrg until near IL ~, Townsend, ESQ moved the
discharge Of he nrsoner BE admiuist legality VI
he marriage, such admission being tsntauonnt DIS
charge aba the same, with the consent OF slci Astor
hey Iotr'dge, who Came Ia vbile Mr. IoSsssnd was
speaking, ~ss made out by the Court
1ne abeerce OF the covnse for pe people WAS
explained by the OF odcnr Philips, who
Inedatey arrested Mo~ry warrant for ois any, upon
the coloplsot of FANNY WEIGH, his acknowledged wife
Mss W. stated In her affidavit tnsi Noxry has wife By
frrmef marriage living In Providence, and that
beard reaa lst;ers written By her MIN; that
Mowry bsx admitted TO several PERSONS vhe DENYING tho
Legality Of tho last marriage, that he baa wife living 10
another state The counsel for Mrs W. have also leors
nom No ~rys father ADD brother In which tne first mar
fisge spoken OF by them Tne prisoner ~As resnded
TO jail for examination on 3 charge Of big ,my.
Quite Scene took place In previous 10 the dig
charge Of the prisoner the Original cosrgs HIS Abey
counsel Mr.. WetA, calico no sry ode aud Whisper
ing 10 bin Informed biu ~ ~ss understood taes a
father had dso~ued him aud shonld hsreafi,f leave m
" toe conssqueoces Of hs acts rDs rtebs seemed
10 overposer the prisoner and be burst sssrs ",
continued TO weep for some time id agsiu reg Ar
BITS copposure during the time liz c1nt We coud
not feel pity for tho unfortunate young man. athouy
be can scarcely DO said 70 be deserving Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-17
Cur Bermuda Correspondence.
HAMILTON. Bermuda. AUGUST 6. ia


Nc,o Gcp'smor for Bermuda-7he Wathe--Ls gi,'asiue
Procecdines-A Dutch Brig Bound to Ne,u York in d.
treas.
In reported here, on very good authority, that Sir
Donn,cs DAILY lat preeen Governor Prince Ed ward H.
and) has been offered and win accept post Cover
Of Bermuda
We have had very ne here lately; the weather is
very peasantthe heat not intense generally ex
pct at this The face OF the country presents
green and uxurspt appearance The summer croos
favored with propisious season. promise abundant
yield.
The health Of the population very good VIC hear OF
very few GAGS OF sickness and trust that happy
Of things may continue.
The Legislature is stll In session, but fnd but little
In their proceedings bsy oUd the usue routine Of business
should viewer, excee proposal rendered By the
sent Chief JuAtce, the Hon. John Harvey DARRELL IN
cerfske consolidation Of the OF the colony bringing
ibem IN order with proper index, that magstf ates
and others may more readily up1erstsnd the than
they be expected to do uoder the system
per DDS, very many OF which amending former
acts passed by the Leeislstare. II be seen
whether thu Legislature Will provide pecunary
cover the expense OF writer's to prepare the work.
snd a'eo printing II, which latter will be soms
what heavy. Tha Ca,e Justice offers his valuable
services in the matter free Of chsrRe to the colony
Dutch brig (nAme 0pknouu 10 me) from Trieste, out
Jos days. bound to New York Boston, got on tae reefs
10 the porbeast o. these islands the evening Wed
lance OF boats from the shore, without sustaining apy
damage. She afterwards into Nus cooraga
where cite still remans for the ssttle OF some claims
for salvage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-17
General Housuon Elected.

IRON we ChsreetOn Mercury. August 1S
Ae tne smoke OF tho ate cocteet clears Texas
~ becomes more and more apparent that he has been
elected Governor OF that Safe e years ago.
sequence Of bs reputed af alton witn the Know No
and Of bis decided opposition to the pssssps or the
Kansas Nebraska act, be lost apparently every particle
Of the popularity lie once eujosed in Texas 10 of
htrene'o wth RunneA, the gentleman whom he hss
just beaten, he defeated by something ike 10 900
majority. and scop a!ter~ards failed re e,ec
completely ehuisd Off the political coil and when he deli
vrec bis vaedcsory to the Senate 10 February one
believed that sam would again pay part In the poics
ot me country Indeed, General Houstons tax vas or
poloopnica resignation 10 the inevitable fate of all poll.
ncsps, ard his declarations we're Of having grown
susted With lis cares His psoua ssprstiops and ba
tteechsry TO bis section the institutions Of the
South he'd destroyed him, notT his great for
and a1roi.ness 10 speaking The old self seeker fell and
hoped to rle no more In fexss
Upon Returning bone, however his vie vs underwent
sudoen change and he entered ae Lists against his
competitor, Governor RuDnelis
the sa,e rights party o. Texas started unnecessary
ana disastrous issue. They the opening Of the
Save uade the great question Ia the election dividing
tner own party and Crivng Off many. The speeches Of
.he csnvass we're oiled chiefly with this subject Houston
ea~ Dig asvantsse mounted the opposition and rid
ID Victory over those who. Ssts rEbss grounds aud
resistance 10 Northern aggression had hin TO
EARN by overwhelming odds. To tho advantage giyer
Dim BY this ssus added the memories OF sno past
We ch completed the work of bis success
re cenv used the State most actively; everywhere
7lved among his old comrades 10 arms reco,lec.ons Of
ian Jacirio and OF the early gioes and erteInge OF the
FOUNDERS OF the republic melted Dis fence ,eArs and
"eEt With great eject himself, az the result sno~t.
The state rights party Of Texas have broognt defeat
upon tnemsevee by making imprac.ic.Llo and mis-
evons iseue Let il be lesson to remembered. rhe
people Of the South ehould be informed the scbject;
but 10 mske IL matter for voting, and living issue dyi.
ding our PEOPLE, foolish and fatal Let the cub
jeet be considered calmly aud thoroughly sied By DIS
cushion merely Wien the South position 70 act on
IT, II will be tine enough TO make it ssue. Bat until
then such use of lie only frsught with evil In this in
stance u has parayzed the Slate rights party OF Texas
nc rsised 20 poser one OF the greatest enemies the
onth end most unmitgsted demsgogues within
defs--e Southern freeeo!ier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-17
The Police and their Tailor.

In your issue Of Friday last in commenting upon suit
brought against me BY tailor appointed ~ tine Police
Department state that ia MY intention to push the
question whether the Comm compel 70 g
to certain talors 70 &c. ny clothes. This 10 mistsks.
The only question propose to push ~ Whether any
tsilor--sppopted by the department. not-can mska
me pay ioil price for cotbes half psds TIE matter
brought before the in .be case ia der notice
aa promptly decided in my fsvors. ess, 30 far a. 70
wasn't my insisting npop specified dIscourt To that
uecson We tailor demnrred sud hence the rhit ~
the wanie Daser have not, apa have hsd, tba
ssa stns my question in respect to tho fyratoos u
detefntne and exercise my o wn uultIoos n
dEO. AcWArERj, Policemen Fifteenth District.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-17
Asilr"asd Enlargement.
TO THE EDITOR or 9aF unRArn.

NJ" YORK, August IT, 1859.
In your issuc Of thel4th INST notice com nunicatoo
headed 'The Railroads Of Countryn Loug hiss tbs
pubic been looking for independent paper 70 sps,x
out this important subject and IL is ot for the sxR.p
to lead OF In this great reform The article in question
has been highly commended BY good and honest men.
Well may a people rejoice that there ono paper IN the
land expose the deep rascs,y and corruption 10
our railroad management have in my minds eye oos
inoivid1a who, rev years since, quiye poor n
rolling in ~satbai5 20 be worth 50 COO, cor II.
rec' ana an sncia AZ. nj rsilrosf coDppy Wee,
10 fhs the tears OF willows AMI orph.ns flow 10 couss
qrsrce - rs operations Go en-, Ar. Editor tbr good
wo'x ossua The honest and the good xill bless you
JUSTICE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-17
nPoar OF FOREIGN GOODS AT NEw YORK.


part, about Jsoo,,y 70 Naeeb, 1855
Obns,gpDsp's sent 10 .his c,u9trg generally ~,
vanced 20 10 psr cen. of see o.
four months bill from dst- Of On-e. A. Il
aud are rcazed at sacuoa s,1 rsntt.a ror gas
days after
quits a ta,scy to suppose thai coosgo nsnts do not
needy ana oes Soa-,sn fns s.;Eidss made
here u not so iise,y yn. IN mar
ket and tneir Does Do, sud-r
rhe im OprsApous lps Job tnosa zn,sb give
America TIE largest Credit Although thus rsrs ins
the bsnks and c.otAiss ~no only % mns, .,e
shtpmeos Of golf n Is ~netner Anscc
mot moro injured ~ the ooasoc.d occes jopne,s AZ
cha Red by the tas heavy es
penses and risks attending cog credits than w,uls
by gold shipments II s-~tso, us TO-
longer period. Hs1 the joonsrs Inc sD-ag m
port been as large that u he fs
had 90 heAvy dram Of gold Tner part OF ina paS
would have been o-terred 1, four The
spring uport os,ng oaiefy nv inp)rters our
arc more prompt tosn they ~ for tue goods areas
In July AND for ssSds TINS for %
happens at time when We nave produce to shiO L.
reoesstates COLO snipmens. relief AoSo Amer
Can banking 6rns lend nx their sky days' and four
months kites 10 mo Importers
These bills ne readily discounted IN LONDON British
capital can thus be made TO step 10 aud bear OF
our heavy Imports. Money IL so ant abundant in
London that wnst you'd embzrrass Neg Yo-K ~i De A
positive seosft 10 Loodoa To THIS she New Yors
banks must refuse discount Dorters ana
all paper that be sod shipped ca ooe
with tSeuty nil IONS specie 10 their walls will hays
oil tney do TO suopy WITH spscs 10 noge
the crops. Tney cannot prevent god gong Eu
rope Last year, vitn legs hair the ipporss We
shipped 20 Europe all specie received from Ca,or
MIA from July 10 December.
We're Capitalists 70 oe as.u-ed that the View York banks
would this On porte-s an .,ionsers l
IL would their dread OF poe,e o,.r IN Er,n,s
Tho thecs OF specie Drain cause the puks 10 co
tec. oooeoy rne dsastous result Of sudden or eat
CONTRACTION by the New York banks ia 70 reduce Tao
prices OF everything thai be so durpg tns eon
trecaon Those who csn afford 10 bold t the ,.nls ey
paoo sgsn ana wade ia restored to former ACTIVITY
are NOT affected Take, for exasnps the prces OF he Ri,
lowing bank stocks, &c -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-17
Observance or sunday ia Jerxey.
10 The EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

JERSEY Cry Augrst I5, 1903.
The following outrageous &C. committed by the 20
lice Of tois CITY ast ngnt-A private family assembled
IA 'ber own house, enjoying tnemssyss-one o. the
Jouug lAeies playing the paao and another singing
Fneh party o. policemen 10 no less THAI eight
ps 10 tse hsu door forced off the male portion of
zoe eo ps taking thsU before the Chief OF Police who
NY shaS lee them OF for this tne but said If ever
80 VET. oTNgni IN VIE Same at sesln he would put
sfn ~ ths lock up viii yos kindly inform us II this n
VIC q" VI jersey Two Of The VICTIMS
1-No iorees 70 tell you that the charge gwen IN
~i'h us ~as-"Tnat we we're dancing snyiny lsn,hi,a
an9 joking" eN-s' ANe"Ao