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Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26

Az intelligent and upright man with a news
paper, is ten thousand times more powerful in the
even and quiet pursuit of bis duties than all lit
tie town combinations of character questioners
and loud escape pipes of ogotsm and SANDER
His position, without his effort, is sufficient to
Withstand their envenOmcd and vulgar talk,
which at length becomes stale even in disreputa-
BILE places The Journalist whose motives are
honorable and whose independence is fearless,
may feel pain from the misrepresentation Of
street blowers and vain imposters, but the cure
comes speedily in the reflection that all around
him are men of superior worth, whose silent es-
teen oblitcrates the greatest injury which loose
aud lying tongues can inhict on private feelings
or public reputation Sierra Citizen.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26

mento Union prints certain correspondence, dated
grossly DETAINED as hireling scribbler," clique
bound journal, !" fawning sycopbant," &c.
The article was, doubtless, prepared in the
UniOn office, at Sacramento, or else it is the pro-
duct of defaming liar and skulking coward,
who dare not make like observations in the streets
of this town. AS the communication is personally
offensive, we here demand Of Mr.. L. Upsen, editor
of the Union, the name of his correspondent, and
we presume he is too much of a gentleman to
refuse the desired information. No editor has a
right to print defamatory, anonymous articles,
for which he is not responsible. 1t is proper to
observe that the authorship is demanded by right,
and must be known.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26
@ A r d.
DISSOLUTION.

WE HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT THy
w firm of S. Il. V. Chamberlain is dissoy%
and all persons having demands against G,
will present them, at which time they will /,
properly adjusted. All persons who are ipdpn'
to the old firm are politely requested to nah,
immediate payment, as we are much in need n
funds to settle our affairs.
Business will still be carried on at their da
stand under the style of W. A. Quine & Co, and
goods sold at the lowest prices for CASH.
S. Chamberlain, Cr of the firm, win nav IN
debts and collect all accounts due the old fn
S. Il V. CHAMBERLM
Rush Creek, Trinity Co., March Is, 1859. l.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26

TRINITY JoURNAL.--This excellent paper should
be acceptable to the people of Trinity county, as
a medium Of news and deserves to be literally
patronized. The editor evidently understands
the secret of making readable paper, by writing
short paragraphs, and giving every week several
columns of local items. Nothing makes paper
so dry and uninterestng as to have il filed up
with long, prosy, dull articles. no matter if they
are original The JOURNAL of last week contains
III different articles. Success to it.-Red Bluff
Beacon.
That is very kind of you, friend FISHER, and
we thank you for it,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26

THREE-PENNY THEATERs-In London they have
theaters to which the admission fee is only three
pence. A late English writer undertakes the de
fence of these establishments. He says Come
with me, and sit on the coarse deal benches in the
coarsey and tawdrily decorated cheap theater,
and listen to the sorrily dressed actors-periwig-
ged- pated fellows and wenches, if you like--tear
ing, their passion to tatters, mouthing and rant
ing, and splitting the ears of the groundlngs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26

THE Florida Legislature has determined to let
the poor remnant of the Indians, about eighty in
number, live there unmolested. They were NOV
ed to this by their reply to the state agent who
was urging them to remove: =" There is room
enough for all TO live together in peace, for you
as well as for us, but as for u.s. we will live until
we die in the country that God has given us,
where are the graves of our foreiAthers.N
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26

RED BLuFF-A traveller pronounccs Red Bluff
the most rapidly improving of any town north o
Marysville. The "Nye Grant" has been rejected
by the United States Supreme Court. The stage
April. Methodist Quarterly meeting is in pro-
gress The Beacon has begun to live its third
pear, and exhibits prosperity, intelligence and
disposition to do right 1t is vigorous little
democrat and is valued by its party
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26

TIE GREAT REPUBLIC MoNTHLY."-We re-
ceved the first number of the above magazine by
Oaksmith; lO7 pages illustrated, and with q
laundering big black American eagle tapping his
wings over the world. 1t is a well looking pub
lication and contains "great amount of reading
matter"-what sort of matter we are not prepared
10 saw
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26

GOVERNOR MEDARY went into barber's shop
at Lecompton to get shaved The barber is a
colOred man. As soon as seated the following
dialogue occurred Gov. NJ I'll shave by the
month Barber-Don't know, Massa, about that.
Gov. M.-Why not, Tom? Barber-Case Massa,
you Gubunurs stay mighty short time in Kansas
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26

BUSINESS NoTICE-The business of the late firm
of John Cole & Co. will be bcnceforth conducted
by Mrs. Sarah Cole and ii. F. Nettleton-" Cole
~ Nettleton" The house is in prosperous 4 n
Mr.. Nettleton is a worthy and popular man,; \
would not fail OF success in any community. The
widowed lady is fortunate in possession of bu
. einess agent so honorable.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26

COLD DUsT.-We are informed by Mr. Tracy
Of Wells, Fargo & Co.'s express, that gold dust
has commenced coming in after the old style. We
are inclined to the opinion that as much gold will
be dug out of the Shasta mines this year as du
ring any year previous Shasta Courier.
THE same encouraging state Of things is OBJ
served here.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26
Died: I:

In Weaverville, on the 2lst of March, of in.
famatory rheumatism, CAPT. JOHN COLE, former.
merly of Bucksport, Maine, aged 40 years and 4
months.
San Francisco, New York and Maine papers
please copy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26

MENTION OF BUsINEss-O Observe advertisements
of Henry johnson & Co., wholesale druggists
and Frank Baker, extensive carpet dealer, San
Francisco; Ostrum's waterproof preparation;
Dillon Co.'S dissolution of business at Union
Bar,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26

THE FARRELL BRoTHERs.-Patrick j. Farrell
of Greenbush, Rensselaer, CO., n. Y, enquiries for
his brothers, John and Michael We are glad to
tell him that they are both at Los Angeles. They
will see this and relieve his anxiety.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26

THE Shasta Courier says last years income from
Chinese tax was S2l,3OS; of this the collector
got S5,327; Clerk and Treasurer received $1,278.-
az. Nearly all the remainder has been expended
in criminal proceedings against the Chinese.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26

WAvERLY MAGAZTNE.-W When the " Waverly'
reprints from this journal, it should credit. Sew.
era breaches of professional etiquette induce this
remark.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26

coLORED barber of Shasta went to another
cOlored PERSONS house to fight, and failing to get
one "peacably," says the Courier, commenced
cutting up fruit trees, and got shot in the arm.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26

ONE OF THE HEAVY MEN-A fsh-and-oyster-
man, weighing si1 Mndred pounds, died in New
York recently, says the Tribune.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26

The snow on Scott Mountain, in some places,
is so deep that man, sitting upon the back of a
mule, cannot reach the top of ii with his bands.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26
Births:

March 10, at Red Bar, Trinity river, the wife
of Mr. Erskine, of DAUGHTER.
March %, at Mltown, the wife of Henry Hind
ley, of a DAUGHTER.
March 23, at Bolts Diggings, the wife of Geo.
Brown, of SoN.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26

The valuation of Boston in 1858 exceeded that
OF the entire States of Maine, New Hampshire
and Vermont. 1t was one hundred millions more
than that of the city ofPhiladelphia, and nearly
thrice that of Baltimore
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26
ESTABLISHED IN l849.
HENRY JOHNSON g. co.
INEPORTGR
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
l46 Washington Street,
SAN FRANCISCO,
IA RENOw RECEIVING THEIR STOCK
\ for the SPRING TRADE, of
NEW AND FRESH GOODS.

and offer to country buyers the LARGEST and
BEST assortment in their line on the Pacific
coast.
Having been engaged in TIE DRUG business
for the past TEN years, they fatter themselves
that their arrangements are such, that they CAN
OFFER UNEQUALED INDUCEMENTS to such
as may favor them with their custom.
Their assortment comprises EV VERIFYING in
their line of business that may be required by
DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS and MERCHANTS,
and also all goods in their line in use by GRO
GERS, BAKERS, BREWERS, CONFECTION-
ERS, DYERS, TANNERS, GOLD ASSAYERS,
HATTERS, SODA MANUFACTURERS, BAR
BERS, HOTEL KEEPERS and MANUFACTU-
RERS.
All the popular FAMILY PATENT MEDI-
CINES received direct from the proprietors and
guaranteed GENUINE, and at the lowest trade
prices mario. loom.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26

D. M. EDER, who used to do business here, is an
nsoIvent applicant; "losses, $l0O,O00; assets,
nothing" Whose money did he lose
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26

THE noted border-ruiiian, John Couldock Cal
houn, is now quiet citizen of Nebraska City
He is much esteemed by residents there.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26

OsTROM's BooT- -BLACKING.-There is no doubt
about it, this preparation ,cW keep out the water
II there are no holes in the boots.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26

THE snow has gone from the valley; all the
mining bitches are full of water, and the gold
dust business is greatly improved-says Green
hood
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26

Ten thousand dollars more have been paid on
the Mount Vernon purchase. Mr.. Washington
finds the bone trade exceedingly remunerative.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26

TIE fees of the sheriff of New York for the
year 1858, all of which so into his own pocket
amount to $22,209.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION !
Z. O. O. II.
FORTIETH ANNIVERSARY
....OF TIIE....
INTRODUCTION OF THE ORDER
INTO THE

INTU
UNITED STATES.
To the brotherhood, Greeting:
|ON THE 26TH DAY OF APRIL, NEXT,
Va joint celebration will be given in the village
of Weaverville, by
STELLA ENCAMPMENT, No. IL, and
NORTH STAR LODGE, No. G1,
of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
4 All members of the Order are requested to
abstain from their usual avocatons, and partici.
pate with us in the festivities of the day, to con-
5ist of procession, grafton and dinner
The programme of exercises will be published
n due time
7 BY order of committee Of Arrangements.
d. +. GORDON, Chairman.
Weavervile, March "a, 1859. lot.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26
NOTICE.

TIE UNDERSIGNED WILL APPLY to the
L Hon. Board of Supervisors of Trinity County
at their next session, for renewal of license to
keep toll Ferry across Trinity River, at point
known as Fitch's Ferry. ii. Y. FITCH.
Upper Trinity, March p, 1859 l0u
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26

N. =. WILLIS has written new book named
A" The COnvalescent."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26
ROAD MEETING.

A MEETING OF THE WEAvERvILLE &
n Shasta Wagon Road Directors will be held
at this Office on Monday. April 4th, for the trans
action of business. By order of the Board,
d. y. GORDON, Secretary.
Weavervile, March 26, 1859. 102w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26

TuE Queen of Spain has conferred upon Prof.
Morse the cross of knight commander of the royal
American order of Isabel.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-26

TIE last years hog-ceusus of Illinois was
1857, 303.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-16
Frsm washsngsaa.
kMw KoMK Fshruagv

$500 YAK = FEBRUARY e.
A, eaaeas of tha Hoaas nssaeerata vii
meet k9-mouOw % aissslsa tEaa EafiE IT.
FsnngY lyaf1la Besnaeraka nrouosa n -,
by shemsslvs for confer snet Il N 80
fhsy viii be satisAad II they eaF wet ires
on Ife ~ per eAa& ashsdaIe.
lie seaats Uammists "a Cunns,avs-a hava
aatnsfissd theiF ehaiTaasi 10 renoa 1 hfll
similar " that sahmitted 10 Caaxreas eosas
weeks ago by the sesEsaasy 81 ia Tfsasi..
EyB asfaaglng 10 ne eoileeespA asskrlnt a..
slsnassa ports NJ snkxY. aaa Requesting tAe
ppalnslneA1 "a eAie3Ea 81 essst sa. A. -.
Ine ssnAks 5lAl reAneea Ia sxpeassfsnxN hs.
low nat % lie Naeresarys. caksinr AssNn
saas salaries &c u aAs egsesFn, fsoga -. -.
taEs to the waFsegs. assa taanalngahgaR Esn
elasacal and oelssk eefmaa neafIv oaH shisd.
Ans salaries u tbs pFEiseipaI p<rEs nrs 60
y aaaaIsfsn, 3. ll1so esS sMass easA saFsey-
Srs 80 AaEA3 eszssei1, Sz 81, ana s. kiBFs.
~ 80 grades extspasAg aspseiegs, whaas
sasafisa ssasala anehaswpds I'VE saYfnss
u saaa a&pandiaasss fa3 dissatisfaction "a tgsn
,fegesIgs Az go asaasssl as al sos gu
III tie H4aaaB II AMg M kanaleas
~ ees6gsssa ~ EsssskAas gsasaxs is sstn-
sgiF anaas FscS aFssaNs geas gled. Iuize
ss4ss ~ tsses iFsEz.ss = Nshsass
rs asasIs LEANS lad
hs5si i 1Isll n esses al e IA Nssl AID
degaS8 II M IL u hfaes hsls y 4
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-16
TREaTEE,a aAIr

n
WHEREAS, On the 18th day of Agrg,
4. D., 1887, Emely Kline and L. n RI
By d. 8. NYs, their Attorney Il Pset ' .v
seuted unto ThemaS II. Bsatoa and !
Fraser, az Trustees, a certain Ds.J -
Trust, eCnvsyiBg 30 said Trustees h, f,I
loving described premises, to-wit ~
Tbs Northeast quarter Of th. soHtb.
wesS quarter ok Seesion m1ahSr Thirty-ons
(sfl q TownsAip aanber seYsBtT AZ,
(T31 ". og Range number Porty.tb-s,
(43) W., In the County Of Potta wa,,2n.s
and State OF Iowa, which said Dse5 a.
Trust was recorded In the Recorders Or.
OF said County GA the--day o, L..
gust, A. d. 1857, Ia book H, page II. al
was made By said Rmily and L N. k
as aforesaid, for he purpose Of se,gr 1,
the psymsn. Of Promlssory Note, sz,.1
by the said Emily Kline and L. n Kline,
dated the LIST day Of August, 1887, pavss..
to John c. Bull. or order, for Three Thoe.
sand hsas HWRdFed and Twenty-Five Del.
lars, 50 Us, nine months alter date
And said note having become due ana pav.
able, and the said Emily and L. N. kA..
having failed to psy the same, or any va.t
thereof, we Thomas Il. Benton and {. J.
Fraser, Trustees as aforesaid, 0 httsy
give public notice, that by yiEtue o. ,ss
power which il ia US vested, by said DEED
OF Trust, We will on the Sth day OF March
1859, between the hours OF 9'o'cioek 4.
"a. and l o'clock P. NJ, of sad day. a, q.
front door Of the Recorder Once, ID
Council biaHs, the CauI'y Of Po.Iaxaus.
| mtsI sell al Public Auction. TO ,ls b Il.
| sHS ki3dsF for rSah FhE rrar- aag ~.
described, or 30 much thereof IL gaaIIbs
sufficient, to satisfy and pay the anoqs.
| OF said Note. with interps: and The erDsa.
sss OF said sale. UPol the con lsuoa q
such sale, deed will be given, il acco.-
dance Rith the sttpaIations Of said Dssi
| of Trust.
THOMAS II. BENTON.
Ell FRASER, Trustees.
A '. LARfHER. Attorney.
February2 1853. So
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-16

seaa EA M aas n1s
1.8s na sznE p0pm wlait
q <z@ MH ahaa# tAe MlaaHa Il.
X Is AZ Ill j 85asi sDx Ut aaask eEsa 1knae#
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81 Ksszn. Ais 8oa can ss4gcaly gsE
Y ~ v. q slsss W make ths ealeaIaefons ~.
e ~ NJ seaf agfAna inave cot INC g1vsa1A~
t1ssr.t Eebgsa. axaa postal services aad -
gzlssss GaEn kfadaz5 kSszshks and she Fakaxn
81 Til AZ szszxs 49, So Ns1nAxain zhseps ~
xlsIses sxsfh kzss BaEAle - tAs wy ard =
'&.sss5.ls ng efis8aays KsF shs balls end besss
y 81 E}fses. all nieslg paskea II psFsn-
49, sssnsa \ n@ oar aapan@ hAIia,
III azBeDsssy as tAsW aola 6aldg IL might
n RAll N uxanlIsa To- HeeEgta nissEz
j 81 ~ fzsg IN &Ixs II kAegoaKA sxaE-
s. fns 10y hang froH gold eeunsry
wsse eustpesans u expluws. Next CANA
~ EsanFaaes Kenaas CompamY. Ibis
% apnny mms Induced k0 come Bore from
"a Asenasas aswen by ! naIAwefa Indlan
81 ia SASS az Eaii-IAak, At Lars quan-
ylslaa ak geld neax pikasa Peak r Hppsars
sflak ~ d. Eseag 40 pTpenFa9 suuae viz hun
aEsa asiIarx nMaF pEkssg Peak With largs
pleran, eenfaanang gTnm AFs fo Cen dollars
zAe ppaee 80 III ~ K4ii kseaf wsa ai8hs@sE
a0sl Fl pax AaF III aIsew tbs rixh deposits.
NhSM ~ Mas pARkS a&xeAS ss PAY -
IT, IhfEns EAan Wasted two az khfss y b.
kxssnsas lsGsNdss Is hie party - re sans
pszga wakh haaasB& DC me nssmlag ek IA
aaRylse Rat khFongh ut tha lsawTanea
nax8y wsmt In search o. Aaas dspoaita, ha
| as vt me SPOT has ~ bssH sozad whsg'
ICED exists Ia such iATNs aAxnkzstas.
TAa GseKEians Ana Isawrsaes party ~
sin here. Tha Geergf Ana Haads soaas g0o'
prospecting, ard bare takwn cat consider
ahls gold, Il 10 gsmarally sapp0sea abeu
threa thousand dealara. 1hs LawTsnei
party also dons wen, bak moas 81 their sam
msg VISA spent lii prospecting ahsuk Pike
psak, ths Geeggians eaaRlAg % this peint
which u thsesnfyal point NpgtA ana South
ce The rieheas diggiags yet diHsogsRed.
Altar 8 vote " thanks 70 ths Prssi
dent the Convsntapn adiournsd,
VII. LARlzTMER. D.. Prss't.
| O. A. LAwRMxca. Secsy,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-16

kRfgxp THoHPsoS
DaaT Ssy--It is generally kn0wn that
MssaTs. Majors A RassslL came ap tht
aissouEi River with q visw Of selecting
good starting point 10 transport oil she
government stores and merchandise into
Utah and the western oat~ posts--and Af-
ter sending agents over all che routes
north Of the Platte khey finally built theiE
store houses and made their general rem
dssTeua IS Nebraska City, and have sent
over sax hanarea wagons this ssaSoB, tax
ing the Great Soath Platte Foafs, aErik-
ing the Plagtsmeuth and Ft. Ksagnay road
thirty miles west Of Piattsmouth an
any firm doing that amounted transport
ing would certainly select the most feas
ibls aRa best Foata, Which BhonId COZ
vince ths whole world thAt the Souh
Plasss route is she only reliable Eouk,
TO the gold minss. u il had not ben,
or il the North Platte route vas betsr,
AessFs. Majors b Rassell would eeFsin-
IL hare selected that route, as good hFe
carried to Omaha from 81. Louis ju4 -
cheap Is they are 20 Nebraska eitsand
IL is just 10 eonelads that MszEs. Miors
4 Russell selected the route south u the
Platte on tha account Of Its baiuk hsar.
sE aud better roats Tssan any 6EEas.
merely call your attention to his to
do as you think bass, JUSAJE.
BURLINGTON, Feb. 8, 1859.
We copy the above for ths pnaoss Of
making an explanation, ia Oris1so place
the ma tier right before thr pub =.
Ia the hrst place ii is not True Sat Rus
sell l. Majors sent "agents oys all the
routes north of the Pia&ks, - ne did they
visit or examine tho North ri sts route;
for the reason saat they were bound by
their SOatracE to have thsir Rams and
loahtag igsspsetsd on the Soeh side ul
that river.
AnotharFsasouE3r ssiaatizg Scor aska
City, was, that the oitiEeus 4 that eisy,
agEssd in oonsldsrasion fuxsasaT 49, do
ing, to farnish Ware HousS, and to fer
rY all shs stock, wagons d osheF arti-
cles, belonging 10 Russslgk Majors frss
Of charge, -
This was para Of reimbursement held
cut to Majors q RasSll, % make Ne
brsska City the oasfs1hg point far Por-
aon sf shs trains se sos 10 Utah, Aad
was wersh 10 then, j. least ses 900.
Il is true that gods eaa be shipped
just - cheap 70 0ahha City, and thsrs-
foEs, IL tia smigrsAt to ahs gold mines
desires to tzaTsl tas nsagsas and best
rOuss, be viii taAe passage as s.. Louis
for CouneiI BiaH or Omaha, and viii
take from thsnss the NORTH Platte roats.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-16


HalaayE gives q -
thai wssa We auFpS -
siss, slat ~ surplea II q Hsesass
ona and u 80 go 81 afasilsa
10 leaxn, shak ~ iismss i en- M
friands oe ne Stata Ga3ass II y
agrssahls way. We, hoNass aaassaa
allow - aaknowledgnsank u vne eoassA-
porass = Pc wisasaas
II - asss plsss. wesa H. - thAt
ne Amvs said angthins - 49, 60
laesnseafal ~ ssvaep &c., - fases
pasasAss Il aaysAlaa @ = appa-
cable 10 the Janicr. We hare asaemptr
Is u asssAa sAs snsa y 90 ely
sgainsa che misFepsssanaasaons cg ~
saa<ssss, and Intended eaE rsznAFkas
whasssaR Ehsg might hare hsans > ppply
TO both Senior and JunisRs sd va Al
not nov Eeeollsat Of aay paEslsxllaF avsi-
Gle wrisssn with ssgalg ? slthongh = aea
/ sAs city q or adopslpa, - easassy
whars Re ssslds. 81 - ROSES = sd
from il, znlsxspEassnssas ss esnIsas -
: tendency " stir ap tie 2 stip1 . little,
/. when va AaaH thaa car eoAsmpaeazg
makes false saaAemsnas, either spsll
o. sgmsraasEs, and which, u sssAsf esssl
operate injuEioasly 70 or sity, ga
country, sad its future prosperity. WI
hare sasd ensuah, and vii nnW lei Oh
BuTlingson friends speak toE themselves
@Iws wess assssably surprised yssssE.
dey On psFualhR iass oopy of the ooan-
q all Rlnga Hmale. Noa hne-~nes no
even . word aid we find In ito solamni
about the GaSessa az oux senior paTtnsF
This waa axaly 40 a@rseebla snzpziss
and eonYinead a khat cur friend, Col
RRhhits, was rsgAiain8 bis sansas again
Tha sober second tk0aght is always th'
beat, Col, and ~ feel satisfied that, h&s
yeu paHasd & mosneat before dippin.
Jour pan in Saa, whas JOG have sai'
would bars bean ansaad.
! Csl.s here's eur -, lsss taxa snAh
Nov, you are talking about righa.--
Take sts0hsr ssooad thoaght,o and ls
rs Of tAs Wssk aIaas - least doa't ais
represent Ne. ssoars all the travel yoS
can over your Railroad which deserve
10 be patsonissd, and then lst she trav
sisr take his own course. Don't tall
about ttStags Coaches,1 where yOu knO1
or ough. 10 know, shsrs Is none. Don
magnify paper towns into great Con
mereial EmpoEiuma and oak-atsinl
Points. AZ all svsnts, be sure yoa ar
right, bsfoEs res 20 ahsaa, and thsn "
viii give you cur - land viii TAX
snthin' with yOa, PropSdsd, always
tsaa yoa ss&ad sEo&t, whea xe are out 0
Dsssl.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-16
Washington, Feb, i


H0Usa. Walson, from the Com
nissae On Elsasiona, made 3 report On
We Nebraska Contested Elaetion case,
declaring Bird q. Chaplain entitled 70
tbs ssas insssaa of Mr. Ferguson the sit
ting msmbax.
ar. Saith, sf III, latrcdaeed bin
70 establish National FoandFy al Al
ton, III Referred to tha Conmitsse on
Military Affairs.
Ms. Phillips, Of Pa, sad It was his
desire % sall che asEsnti0n Of the House
20 wA&1 be sheaghs we're mistakes In the
esaiaaatem VI khs Secretary Of the Treas
nFys ssaa yleided the aoor, thoagh with
rslaasaness a ahs rsquaHs OF gsntlsmen
whc made earnest appeals IN behalf Of
aha Private GAlsndas. Private biIla
we're considered
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-16

Bg yiSsme OF aA Exeeaaiar te tar diFSt'
eed faoaa tMa eEas&sae tha GleFk at the Ds'
CD ct Court 81 Hssawastantg souaty, IoEA
&halI pressed 20 SSH Oh Friday The Isl
dak az Fssrzxy. Issa. hstwesa the hoEs
81 N cssseck 4. a., and oseaock P. NJ
OF saAl aag, ID srsnE &c ths TfessursI'
Oasea Ia Coamcig Blama. tia a9Aaaa#iRg g.
seFtasa Real Estate of 3. s. Andrews, To-
VIII y t#4 a7~%sa &5#
Lets Nos T, 2&sfn Bfoek Y, In Ar
drswes eahaivisonx commsRiy called -
ns2sI Tract s0gskhss with ne baitaiar
thereof.
.Takea aa ehs property OF John ) "
dAssws 10 SATISFY So Execution in favor s
Gerard Ggots
wM. BAKER, shsTiG
Jan xsd 1859 ~
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-02-16

b. yirtas ID "a Exec ulions 10 me- Z.
rected from The ofkse az the Clerk Of :.
District Court % Pesaw attamie roaar
iowa, ii 81 proceed 10 sell on SatuftlT
Esas08sy Es.h, Use bptwee0 the hggr
OF 10 o'clSck 4 M = ~ . clock P VI 9
aai& day in froa. fine .Fts ;sarsT's Oasa
lie Conncil BiuHs, the follow eng descgIbi
real estate Of Charles Allen, to-wlt:
NE qx Of = w a., Sec. q rswasdlP !
RaRga as, Rnd s & Or Of n W q, sec. z
Township rs, Range %,
T4ksA as ths property Vi Charles l.
len to sastafY "a Exeea TO- il. iavor &
EEastns Msseh.
WIZ. BAKER, Shsrtd
Jan 90. 1858 ~