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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-09
Slaughter Of Human Being IA
China

The correspondent Of the New Hamp-
shire Patriot, in China, in a recent let
ter to that papor described an appalling
spectacle as foilows;
One sight which met my eyes from one
part Of the city walls vas the most ap-
pallinE / ever saw, and at once recalled
all the scenes Of batehary and which
have been exhibited hy Ehe rebsIs IN the
war they have been waging for years in
China, and by Yeh, the late Governor Of
Canton, who has by his executions eot
of the heads of 10000 Chinamen,-
one hundred thousand, within the twQ
or three last years, in small square in'
che city, sometimes 500 at 8 time, till
the ground WaS so stepped with blood
that he who entered this horrible butch
ery ground sank at 0nee in the blood and
mIre up 20 his very ancles. What star.
tied me was the sight Of sigh4 hagadrsd
heads, tied up By their tails in small
basket, high up the vail Some Chi.
nese pirates had watched their ennoxsu-
nifty and stolen on board an English YES
sci az night and rushing upon the cap
tain and mate when asleep, had murder
ed them and others IN cold blood, and
this not on the high seas, but upon the
river on which Shanghai is situated. aud
in full view Of the city in daykims. A
few days after they we're ali annrahen-
tiad, aud suffered the extreme penalty of
the Chinese law by beheading, and Ihen
the suspension az their heads In tho man
ner have mentioned, before the public
gaze, till they shall utterly consurne
away. Nothing could be moFe revolving
to the heart, and | taEned away la dis-
gust and horror. This Chinese gad the
Japanese both maintain that the ends Of
justice, and indeed Of humanity, are
alike promoted BY severe puaishnenas,
and certain.
In the same letter from which thepre-
oeding extract is taken, We aRd dss-
criptiou Of the comet, as it appeared IN
that distant qaaEkeg
learn from TIE papers that you have
had q visitor in the united States, in the
form Of comet. We were favored With
the same spectacle here, which. was frat
seen about the middle of September, low
in the horizon in the wsat, bat gradual
~ rising above the mountains, elsngs-
ting its train, and Frightening in both
ptraIu and nucleus, aad hnally disappear.
ing in the southwest, when il had attain.
ed an elevation of SIS deg, and length
OF about Z, 700 miles In it's tail, accord
ing 20 the astronomical observations
made on board the ship. The sky was
most generally clear, and most spEen.
did spectacle was presented by khemsan,
Jupiter, and she eomst, ia ths s&ms
neighhaPhaad in ths haaE@mss enc naoun
on the left, Jupiter SO brlilianE-sha
queen Of night and the king Of gods and
men seeming Cd pat On their royal robes
and come in STAT to do sks stEaagsE das
honor. saw no alarm OF aapsEstit tsoa
in tie Japanese from the sight; rather
they asked nae many philosophical ques-
ti0ns, which ggsa ne fna opportunity
70 instruek tisen about ths tEae God and
bis work.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-09

QuEEn YEcToRIA--A BisgFasAisai Skeass
That AlsxaRdrina Victoria should ever
have asceuhed the Eaglista throne Is, Ser
haps, the only Eemarkahis event In heT Itge.
George III left Ave sons, the slider OF eo2agsa
the heiF, the others In all hkalihood forever
debarFed eFem the succession, The hsiEs
the Primes Of Walea, Fetgned AZ George ",
and died ehiidleSs; the secend son, khe Daka
Of YoEk, died withoat ruigaing, and Iiks-
wise ehildlesss the third son, the nAka 0F
Clarence, reigned as Wiiliam W, and die i
elilIdIess; the fourth son EdgaFd, Duke Of
Kent, died withont reigaing, but LEFT one
child, daughtafl and to her, thua EsnetS
from the inheritance, descended the pAsFi-
nony Of the house Of Hanover and hFuss-
wick,
When Victoria was six years old her mo-
ther appointed the Rev. George Days her
preesptcr; his fidelity and zeal proved the
wisdom Of her choice. The Baroness
LehEen was associated with him as in
stfuctress. Up to her eleventh year the
pFinsess was totally unaware 81 her claims
apon che succession, or OF any poasihls
coneatenation Of events by which her cons
dltioa In life wouii be materially chan zed,
I'm 1897 the Duke or York died ard 1880
King George followed him. The aceessi 5a
Of King William, whose two daughters
were already dead, placed her next to the
/ Ehrone. Her education was now such ~
| Hauld fit her to wear the crown. with
ont over taskins her ngentai or physical sn.
eratss hsF tnatEu1toyB piled her With every
| species Of knowledge by which a queen
might profit.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-09
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WEEKLY BUGLE.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH, 9, 1853.
me@s.

GaRrems asemaA
ne spsaae Deam d CAlif@nia ha
dseidsd thai the Legislstars had powe
10 tar minsr's claims.
rive a!sAhsbo&as WIN Bs pal On thl
ColIingwood roats, from Goliingwood y
Chicago, neEa season
! Tae Traysrse City Mich. Herald say
there never was drop OF iatoxioasine
/ Eiiqaox cold Ii shas kownI
Rssnaanhsan6ia psai's grsaa painting
4 og sEThe eeazt Of Deaths sas lateiy sold
/ for @20, 900.
/ TAs ladies Of Havana have sent =
| pssisisn % kAs Que&n agasnaa haiag an
nsxsd % sks unised Ssxssa.
The EefoEmsd Dntch Church hare de-
eaasa so oosupy Immediately tbs Mia.
ssienAry ssaa sps6sd ID Japan.
TAs sw zzaa says thas sheke
are nineteen ocean steamers lying Idle
nj ahe waFves In that city.
United sestes stocks, Of various kinds
10 the amoant 81 I've hundred milHsu Of
dolisfs, are held ID Europe.
A Glasgow paper says enc thousand
cab and omnabaa hsrseB are annually
driven to death in she city Of diasgoB.
The use Of the shower bath has been
abandoned at Auburn Prison, except by
advice oa shs physician Of shs prison.
At recent meeting in London, twas
stated that 4l9 starved to death in that
city in 1857; and in ten years past, 81
&2. ....
A lend in New York, an Friday week,
threw liquor on his wife's dress aud aP-
piled g candle to it-barned her to
death.
Fifteen persons reesntly escaped from
the jail in Ulster Co. The authorities
begip % think that ths jail wants patch
ing.
Miss Amelia Ross, aged 1T years,
died last month in England. She lived
in the reigns Of Ave sovereignS of Great
Britain.
The Massachusetts, railroads have
paid, during the last six months, be-
tween July and January, $l,600,000 in
dividends.
The Erie R. R. Co., has backed down
from the regulations requiring conduct
ors 20 register the names Of passengers.
Gen. Roles success in Mexico makes
the 54th change of government in that .
troubled country during the last 81
years.
''STothcr, l heard sissy swear."-
ssWhat did shs ssys' "Why, she said .
she was not going to wear her 'darned'
stocking to church" "
''Air. Smith, don't you think Mr. Skee
sicks IL 3 young man Of parts 2'' "Can-
didIy SO, Aliss Brown he is part numb
skull, part knave, and par: fool"
Nov, Sam, If you don't atop licking /
that mUlassea, I'll tell the man" ''You /
tell the man, and I'll lick you and the
'lasses too"
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-09

JoHs QUERoY ADAMS ssCoRsgaxps goa
| 0gcR.-Harpefss g Drawsrss Fos Jams
~ reviyes good old tale, in which swO
Of our moss maEked men af sss q IL Con.
gress figured. The eoliosaI ssatua of
Washington which, st that flma, and
siAes, has excited 30 muah eriaiaiam-
had just bsen completed and delivered
10 the Government, What disposition
TO make af il, or where il was 10 be piao-
cd, were questions tha4 involved much
eonsFariesy Of opinion among members
of Congress. Ar, Adams at tie time VI Is
q member Of the House. He admired the
atatrs - work of aft, manifested muGh
Interest that IL should have suah i con
spleaoas position as was worthy 0E aha
subject and the skill OF the artist. He
said he had given the subject eonsidera-
bic attention, and had come 10 tie con.
clasien that thesouth- west corner of she
r0tunda Of shs Capitol was the proper
place for il, for in that position Il VOID
arrest the attention Of all who enter ed
the Capitol. Mr.. Stanley, Of North Car.
olina, replied that it was quite psobabls
the member from Massachusetts was cor
rect in his views bat as preliminary
question be would move for the appoint
ment Of committee Of Virginia abssae.
tionists, to ascertain WHARF, tas coraey of
a r0ilnda oas Mr.. Adams, from bis
seat, in his usual shril voca, responded,
good humoFedly, 'T give il up p
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-09
Through 60 s&s Joseph Al o
Hours

We ere advised that the Hannibal and
Sc. Joseph Railroad is as length finish
ed and that ON Monday next the I4th. the
route from St. Louis to st. joseph, vio
the North Missouri RaiIroad will be omen
to the public. The time between the two
cities will not probably be more than "a
hours. This is truly great asd graft
flying event. A lins of packets will be
established at onee, connecting With ths
railroad at st. Joseph, and running to
Council Bluffs, Nebraska City aud the
gold mines.-Sf Louis Democrat.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-09

. Yea saw thzt maA when be eaEae hefa
last nlghtgs' said bar lssabsna.
Yes
You saw his bossss aiaaat yva J"
. Yes.s
g Wsll.s' sasd the landlord, the insssHAl
eass slept In 5eFn.
a Ksfs days afteF, the sgaveleE, aa llsl4 re-
turn hons, pat mp AgASA At tie ssane Esv.
era. Neither himsess HsF Ihe iAaAieFd =
aAythIslg Abaat tlss hssutss whssh @afA soul
ii jill ghs Same condition aa vi The pgRsaosaN
Aeventng5 bak sha lahAiaAy a0gkaa dseEafa
/ at III aisss Sna sye hts bocts with mEnsh assx.
iiiesY. About Il elcek he said be wsaia
gfres
Y Ard ~ khe way, s9naiaEa. sas4 a.
w8s Il ssr4 ewlsbse sM haa vys, 4 SElaalk aiE
! N IA sgNs Tor fadkiss ss
n anaseseA the aanaseYd
EssIl sSiiiS saplAAain, stzFanky -sTs
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-09
taF q asss
sAsnxsess,s alxsA sa

Ths citisaaa 81 Fgaukla osas0sal
sgy seansy. Iawas nat a ! = eaas
Hsuse, ID Tassaay svsalnss as -
6solock, ID ssleasa Fsh 81
os lbs rsshsr q s,sE faanss A'
IN sAmEnGEoass
Joma M. OsaIp, was slssaea aaslsisas
ana lsAAc Bosr, VS. ens og thl
meeiia H.. ssrais sad \. AaFi
sag. weFa sAasssa Taass - aers.
4 The tina waa spsns ii paoEaaslad - u n
fthe alysly strsisa u AIassiA aaaEe
I'm sosiahls sonysFssalsn apsiI J esleSA
I.whan the eompang wers lnviead y rs
aaks OF the riah rspast aaTszl By -
ladies. Asasr aosas sia assiss u
shs ssaables, she regular Assa Tsse
lrsai.
1 l. AmegeS S.-IThs cid werid - stss
FEN birth 10 AIsxanasr, esassf and NsFe
leon, but Il wsas rssesyed for saeFiea z
| giTs birth 10 Washingkons
saas. = b Raek@ss i sas
AboEs Toass, ID : vssy sase man-
| nex.
2 Rashimgsoa.--Rirgt IN Nara asst
in Peaeo, aud arst 10 the Haarss Of his
nountrymen.
hF. d. ElliaoR, made ysEy stirring
response to she Aheve Toast.
8. The Amsriean BaRmsr.a waiFed
in triumph and glory, when defendsd By
Washingson--fnay Ii ever be the proud
ensign OF che free and the hraye.
Doctor E. Adair, responded % the
above Toast in few pertinent remarks,
4. State Of Ios0a.-Great in the ele-
ments Of weaItA-IaAy II eTes be the
land Of the free GBd the bEays. j
Mr. Solomon Stout, rsspoadea % thsI
above very appropriately.
5. The Good Old Ship Of Indepen-
dence.
Blz. John Shafer responded and refer !
red to the first voyage Of this Good Old |
Ship, under the command Of George |
Washington.
9. Montgomery Coawty.--A Great
County.
Judge J. r. Horton, responded 10 this
sensimen: in some very pleasing re-
marks,
Z, The Aarrisd Ladies Of Frankfort.
May their Husbands ever be as ready
10 celebrate the Birth of the Father Of
our oountEy-"Washingtoa," as they
are this night, and may their children
prove blessing and an honor to their
Mr. H. J. Strait, responded to the
above Toast, in the tone and spirit of an
ardent admiges of Females.
8. The Mount Vernon Ladies Assoeia-
tion Of the Union.
Mr.. J. n. Child, responded to this SEN
tirnsnt by giving brief account Of ths
object Of this association, and stated al
so, that we had double cause for eel
ebrating this day as being the day on
which this Association would see The
object of their labors accomplished.
9. The day we celebrate
All hail 10 the thou glorious day.
That gave % us 3 Washington.
The time was spent very pleasantly
until the small hours Of morning, when
each one reluctantly withdrew 30 tbeir !
quiet homes, we'll pleasedwith the even
iDg's entertainment.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-09

% An Eugltshman travelling IN kii-
kenny, came to ford, andshired q boat
to take him across. The water being
more agitated than was agreeable to him
he asked the boatman if any person was
ever Lost ia the passage. "NeTeE," re-
piled Pat; "my brother was drowned
last week, but We found him the next
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-09
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA Wednesday MORNING MARCH o. 1859

auosher road through oax 0eansy. Al
We vast 70 mAks Holt ono sg sks Ssz1
best counties IA the State il faeiIisia
70 bEEnK ia shs neeplA and Gag euppliea.
And carry oa oar suspiHs rFnAasss.-- =
Gjve Us the facilities sad with them vii
come sha men and tbs mnney, sid VI
viii soon be i prosperous and happy peo-
pie, and our county wild take her pgopsg
place anong Ehe hess In the SsaAss
Lat AZ NOS ask the Quesaioa wheahsz
the road will rua throngh our fagoriEe
little town ID which we mar uwn ahouse
and lot worth five or SIX hundred DOL.
lars, 30 thAt We can sell sAeam fvk donb-
10 that sum, or whose sa@ mill il will
ran past or whoaN farm II viii Eun
throaghs Let all FEEL willing to lose .
portion of she individual, thaa be may
share in the general besalae Of the whale;
and only ask the qussaions viii ii run
through our counsy2
We viii treat Of this matter more fuI4
ly again.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-09

JAMES HENsHALL, il.
b. WEsTEHFIELDss
HzaHIY cELaAATRp vKeEIAaLR
LAYER TONIC.

Sor the cure Of Lirsx Diseases, Dyspsp.
1, Jaundles, Dis sase of the Kidnsys, NeE
b. Diseases, ChilIs OF long standing, en-
zsed salaeas, Blllioa1 Ghaais, Bowel
&piainfs of lorig standing, Coasifsness,
ard Piles, Fnilnasg OF Bleed Id khe
Aeidity cF eha G&omaeh, Heart barn
ehing oE beating about tha Stomach,
Or, every symptom arising fFom want
saltay seeT elton ef bfiey IA relieved
king this msdtrIne.
feaiags accompanying each BctkIe -.
q, 81 90 per bottle.
saIs nY GseaAaaa a Ia, Drag
n aaazss FIaly9ax
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-09

GO" One Of the guests at late bril-
liant party in Washington, Mrs. P,
Of New York, is said to have worn gems
worth fully SI00, 200, andseVerai Others
we're deeked With fortunes in this attrac-
tiYn shape.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-09

- Mrs. Van AHtwept, Vice Regent
for Iowa. OF the Mt. Vernon AssOei alton,
reports, in the Keokuk Journal, that the
sum Of $3.50 has already been collected
for the Fund.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-09

A DRURKkN JuAsR la slaHasr case
Ia Madison, Wis. ooust, oa Wednesday,
proceedings wera saspsuied Ia consequence
Of ens Of the jury turning up drunk Tne
coaFt adjourned, the Sheriff was oraered 30
walk tie iaEymaR aboas and sober Aiza, and
ths shsftE proeesdssl to pat him thFssga.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-09

YouSa &SD KoRw A9pss A laag, walk.
ing In u rural distsiss, ohssssed 81 llas
gsnslemAn eompaniuas ahAs 4 naAs go
had gathered, though aaise asah -
fall, fFKss, 2 ssplisa sAe lasslaGssg I IL
low, SIS ii Ike sams ladiaa yeang 80
forward p
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-09

|ahe Undersigned being determined to
~ oat his eEtire stock, now 0ffsia great
#ncemsata to buyers. will sell any
- for COST for CASH
have on hand splsRdld assortment Of
mer's Spades & Sh0veAs,
out-fittiag goods for Miners. To per-
remaining, I would ofFer nay stock Of
nh Fruits, Meats and Vegetables In
as well a. any goods they want, at
cost Prices, Come one end all and
be your fortunes. ...-
JAMES HENsHALI., u.
B.-I would state that I can be found
Be same old Corner ready for settlement
all those who 90 moi eons up before ]
may expect 10 have their accounts
ID By an officer. J. II. Jr.
pk. 8, 1883 If
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-09

- Delazon Smith, of Oregon, will
make a profitable job cut Of his two
weeks service in the L. S. Senate. lie
will get full pay, and about $4,000 Of
-,;Aaaga
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-09

Cincinnati Gazette Is informed that so
engine, tendsr, and two or three cars IN
the Covingtoa and Lexington railroad
were thrown from the track On Saturday.
and, afasr running perhaps haadred yards
uPoa the ties, actually jampii,g back again
apoa the rails, and passed On as though
aothIng had happened No damage seem
ed to have been done sRher to the engine
or cars, nor did The engineers stopto ascsr-
taia what was the matter
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-09

AN6TRxM DaspmMA@o m TRA ALaok
PEsdT8sTEA@T~sf asB-sag&s Homes gitA-
sBs FooSsSuperinsendaut Rutherford
communicate The parti nulaRs ok eaae
which occurred IN Che penitentlagy Eaak
week. On Tuesday 0na or tine priaomeT8
for insaboEdiRakion, waa sent To hisoaEi.
Soon aftsx ssing aaaA sAszs, word was
eommanicased 20 the guard that be had
! knife sseresed shout bis person. This
Eass was pat n possession o. Deputy
Wsrdea Waliss wko eaye orders thaf she
prisoner should strip himself IA his csll,
leave his clothing npon the hnog, and
come eus that he msighf be searched
This order be refused u comply wsaass--
Every siaxt was made 10 ihdnns him
10 ebsys bat be was obatinals swsaginR
be would die 6rst, Il vas aceoRaiaxEy
ordered shaE 20 food Be given him 4 II ha
Yielded The olEeefs beezsne cOhvinssa
thak as had tbs kniEa. aud would Mse "a
If be gns chance.
DaTtng the following day he WAS sx-
possplatad With, through the grated Hoos
By tbs Deputy WaFasss By the BapsFia-
tanaeus, and hE OthsFa. fag his 0onamss4
bat remained ssahhaEn; dsalagiag thai
nc would starvs himaelE 10 death before
be would obey the order. slxie& watch
was kspA ever him 70 zee aaaas ha Ala nDE
injaRe hiHaaak, ard dnring ahs espeazad
conversations wilh him, tha PeniEan-
tiary Physician, DR.. Williams, was by
10 note e be vas beeoming dAEirious.--
The conaaemsat oonmsneed On Tuesday
iuamsdiAlsly altar dinnsx. ThRnRGh
Wednesday, slzo9gh Thursday, thxoaRh
Friday ha held oua. Going 70 his esal
about oas O'clock on Saturday aEasraocn
the slAsazs asked him 70 rise 9fefx his
bed assampsiag bo do 30 ha fails End is
being discovered th4t be wAs sAan SO
weak thas be oould net use bis kniks,
the door wAa opsned, and Ii fsW min
utss i aAs sees that he was Eissle de-
lisieas. Ha vas immediatals aGxad kox.
Upoa being saaxshsdt tbs knits VS. feunai
apon him. The blade vas ab6as four
inches long, and gf0aad aowA to d dA8-
GER poins znakSng 10 ayeRy Asn@eeDas
asapons Ii wial he .ahsaFvad a&ma he
to0k 10 fa0a Ear abona gT houas ---egaR
koag days,-AGs0a cowrisg.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-09

i & lie ths inssnEien s # + E
Ieommsues she eanF 81 81 rs
/ il khe spriags an& s 81 "a |< 4 /. & j
j litfas snaxeg and | & 50 s. #
/ oE sha eitsasms eR = S
whisal 3 Il IS paas # & q
6Wn raFa - EnAl g
neeasaagy hge tc S. i & #
gnlsaa 0f iss early % Ss
baEofe.
Sinea The enassisall lisni aaas zsaalR
hsaama Law IimisimR sha SEaae I'LL Nc
thirty uaaili0ns "a d0Aa8ss, theRe haa hsaM
considerable struggle BY mambs We
gst poEtion u 80 msenay YEA mapeB0.
pFiasad, 10 aid III hasaaing aisd eosag5gbs
ting reafs fn sa1eEr @eekfona ug siss ESaAe.
0wr Senasars ard Representatives have
net been unnindfal an sha warts Ard IN
EerasEs nf their e0nsEiEaenss, and h0nAg
are entertained that the Piaste Connkxw
Railroad viii soEas In for shass -ssnn
additional loaa Of i've hundRed Ahanss
and dollars.
Ikls aaasuns added 10 the l0aa already
sssaEsa se shis rsnd, will mahs gae nsiss
lion .two handKsd thaaaaRa aollsEs, 9
sum salheisnt 10 eommsnse the works--
lt thea remains Fox the eonnkiea aIone.
the line TO aid khs company aa much e
in EAsiE power Jies. We haFe Alwags
bsea Opposed 20 ens eeanky vetia9 Asx
until The road had bssn pms undH con.
tract, and Ne are still opposed to H.
noEt eounty will take ssock. wisesi 8 BsalE-s
aeent gnarraates In gisea that she week
has baen C0mmeucad in good kAith.-~-
This Is tho feelling Of thosa with whoa
We haV converssd on the subject.
While Ia Sc. Joseph reaanEiy wa wsgs
informed ssaE o corps af engaasars, in
the employ ok the company vera ai1
ready 10 aommence tha survey, "a aoon
as The weather becomes . iitEle more
BE tiled, and that Ia siIs sveus Of khe ad-
ditlanal loan bsing made, che track -lay.
Ing waala b soamanaed in Isss tima
Ehau six months.
This indeed is chseriRg news. Every
one Of cur citizens win b glad and r.
joisa as the a1nounc@msns. ThsiF iaaaa
viii Be worth more khs vsEy mofaank sha
sEst rail is laid. Oar sounty. will Gil np
faster taan heretofore, and mueh of tue
lands that havs been unsunched by she
stssl Of the plow shags, will be made 10
yisld ap the rioh hsgyests 90 plsAsine ia
sha sight Of the hasbaRanan. - HoIs Go. q.
Nsws.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-09

TuE pREakp1xIAL QursTkoS VIE rHE
QrrasgztoN. The Washington CORES
pondaus of tho Hartford TGmss says;
The Presidential. question Is exciting
aqma considerable Interest here this win
geg asnong iha Ipposislon A number
Of meetings have been held here, crnbFa-
ciak tha len ding politicians of both che
isspubltoan and Knaw Nothing parties.
Seward stock ia nea qlaisa 30 ga0d "a u
g.as q faw aa9nths agos ewing probably
to tbs gaeg that Greeley sis not yst SAT-
T Iisasa that Il nominated he will Be elect
Isd.s = GrisEsnaanss fricEds as nos fesi
/ guita 90 aanguiasa 10 elatian 20 he pxsPs
nsaas ss ihay did aboas sha sins q be lnads
/ hs&New Yogk spseahs RoSan &c Fifgimiaj
/ has sssas Krisnis she ara ssying 10 pgess
iam faTwaaa SasE nov. Th@ge was .
ksna aE sasrss eaaeus held hsxe q Few
sIays aga. aampossd oe naakSs 9xiemsil
1sssal ssRssa resn ahfAhly hnt mSs nnnaaE.
!. snssg atseassasd 4is prineipla F&sasn.
aasaaaaion Ii fmwoEaf hakka saanaa 10 b
asaA sslaa onae naapk wiAh John Tyler ss
4 Ttae Asaaa Amns naem imafimma A9 as1l
q sAasa aansshg imasH party wnlAza thMy wikl
assa taam sAsa okmls AAEE fes EKwsideus
bma siaa E2abaI saAnn aag AA6g w0Mst a
amy aaeh ass ssE sAAy k4Fa Eak AtFaTI
enosEh il ssaAA aiaaa " aaa ahna ~
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COUNCIL BLUFFS.

SO00 Sacks Extra Family Flour, also
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Bran
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all shaa is assassasy, ana s. naa.s
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-03-09
new Tmailgs have Ohalagea.

Two centuries ago, nok oae peEsan ln
one hundred wore stockings. Fifty
years ago. not oas boy In Ons taoasAad
was allowed ID run II large = night.---
Fifty yeara asa, net one girl in sna
shsasaad maasA Visiting woman "a Der
mothes