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THE q I EB
Red wAMUs. POETRY.
From the Parkersburg Newsl

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From the Parkeruburg News.l
TO ONE AS KNows.-BY HER BOBBY.
0,lwho hes ICES as brite as yourn,
Or blucr ones than they as wrinkles;
: Or who hes lips sense they was born
That keeps their face SO full of wrinkles
0r7who has saw more redder cheeks,
Than they, is. what does make me chuckle,
Around a mouth as always looks
Like any other honey sucklc!
. o, golly, Mol. sometimes thinks
Ofyou as of a kan Of peaches,
dtthen | always eats and drinks
Upevery morsel that reachesl
For that's the way cure the pain
Ofbeing sadly disappointed
One brake in the troo lowers chain,
When welded, will be double jointed!
Now Molly ,Oon't you pity me,
Whose heart you is always thumpin'
And in whose blsSum seems to bee
dozen pollywogs jumpin'!
o, give me sumethin' as to show
II my complaint yer pity reeches,
Or else [ rnust-must shnrely go
And dye, where lonely hoot.owls screeches!
.PARkERsBuno, Sept, 1859.
FAMILIAE QuoTATloSs.-By great oxpendi
ture of time and trouble, we are enabled TO
present=the following familiar quotations, with
authors:
Inconsistency, thou art wel."-Jarnes Bus
"Breeches of trust. Bioomer.
"Do they miss me athOrne S"-JOhn G. Bres.
II still live!"-Bloadin.
''Amcrica, the land Of Liberty. Uncle Tom.
"Ill be bIowed. Lucy Stone.
Apples of gold in pictures ofsilver. Plies
Peaker.
Hearts is trumps."-John (BOker) Dean.
'rhe Key TO the whole mystery."-Mrs.
'sqnally times. Brigham Young.
''RoII on Silver noun."-Howel Cobb, ad.
dressing U. S. Treasury.
Hes brick Fanny -Mac-a Cheek
Press.
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OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL

Look the list, make 1n a case Of what kind Won
choose an enclose the amoupp current note
the MEDICINE will be duly returned by mail express free
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-HUMPHREYs,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1

Observation-Disclosures
Stand confesedy the head for ie use
OF the people. They alike fouFhe
practices the Of intricate
ana peEpIeStns OF The usual books
aud medicines Consisting of simple specifics for hevar-
Gus to vi ch they reate put up IN the
Of simple pellets prepared ingreents Meth.
er dangerous or disgusting they at once the ready
source Of the nurse and the comfort of
complaining or invalid - : - = = -
possess these which were never
before combined In popular remedies They are HARM.
LEss: injury their are siNPLE;
you always knoEwhat totake, and how They
are CoSy ESIRET you give the proper Sugar PHI at
moments warning. without hesitation delay They
sFFtcIGST in thousands Of cases disease once
and the mite the the pDund could not
afterwards have relieved.
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PILES.

clergyman Baptist Church, well known in Illinois
writing 10 81 have been for line seriously
afcteiwtll bleeding piles; AMI have regarded
severe oneat time indeed. hoarles
your medicine (Ps specfs). and am ourel hnl
ohlgAtionm
gentleman of afsvyeer<, well and rsvorabiy known at
Oshi, Delaware county, S.WYorl had been to the
Iiles for twenty years. Sometimes from
rhaEe, pain and SUFFERING he reduced verge
enc@ confirmed invalid disqualified for any business
end life almost burden It needl,
tiled all sorts of remedies, from all nctors little
pnrRose. HrconsuIted two and recommend
ed our Pile Specific with, occasionally, Dvqpensia Pill
From this he bsgAn to improye. aud since hus had
serious turn Of piles. From the first month up to
hut few doses Of the Pie PlS opll all and
more brilliant cure sscsrcey to be found In the annals
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Bustness attended, toih Despatch and Fidelity.

EsAML P. H1IDaBTH, Agent.
eB-oace at the Savings Bank of Wheeling.
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New Fall and w An Goods

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RB,
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shaw satyeyo Wprses Sh % d @ ii
dnps IH s.
sand 3na9 hee orpt three ,Gcaelr
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10 oNE As kNows.-RY HER BOBBY.
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WINES, I'M DIES, R.JllS, J
EST,ACFE- TIA so, ,s9-.s

WINES, B,lI22- IN DIES, RUINS,
.astg7 -,.la.= 6 BLACK EsaS5, sc. = 50
D-T1ERNAN son MOL North Charles ST. baltimore
offer for sale wing articles, of their own inn
pOrtation, particularly for family use:
SHERRY MlSES-Pemartine'3 finest paie, gold and
brown SherrieSs in wood and in glass =
6WISESI-sandeman's competition red and white
Port In wood andin glass. egffz
MADEIRA NYlNE-Iohh Howard March's Une SfatleIr,
In wood aad in Glass; also, Grape Juice.
JahnnnesberGPr,
uCr, Cabinet Eieb- frnu.mc. RronneherG of 1886
Il CHAMPAGNE WINES-aIoet and Chandon's finest in
Equarts and ptus. r3i "
BrandeS.
.Ru1S-nll aud inc, jamaica, Antigua, Grenada and
from the Islanils ilnported direct from London.
best CIunlity-Tiernan brand-nnd
no mixture of CLlloFladt icfpDisc6i IN IT.
2l0lalf chests of the finest OHGItoNG TEA inh5-1y
q ARDINESS ssalIds OIL Frsnou American HIusIard
~ iuEt received and for sale by. -
mts0 V. a. EDWARDS RRa
FORESTER and Yankee Sauce, received aud for
w sale by [inhSoI W. IS. EDcVAtIpS ( RRo.
% ERLIN Wir9 Belt Clasps and and bier at
~ :HaEss43 .z35E b. ERooLL BROS Variety StSPe
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IRA. NsPO ORR a IYTON.
-Baltimora and ohio Ran ROC
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B SJMNIER ARRANGENIEN
Naud after Monday the 1th April 1889,
NJ Trains will be dailyaS follows:
Prst-The Great Southwestern ST. Louis, Cincinnati, Co
lumbus Wheeling, BenTood, baltimore AMI Washington
City Express leaves Wheeling daily ut ll:lOA 81 ,aryin
In baltimore at $3.50 A connecting with trains for tn
Easter and cities. Returning, leaves Baltimor
At p Nv arriving BenEood, S:16 and Wheeling
S5nA NJ connecting with the great Western, Southwestern
and Norhwestern Express This train only stops meal
and sunPtyIn engine with fuel and water.
Secon-The Northwestern Cleveland, Chicago, st. Louis
indianapolis Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus, Wheeling
Benwood, Baltimore and Washington City Express depart
daIyeNcep Saturday I:i5s p n md arrives Bait
more ats p connecting with tie trains the Easter
and Southern cities Returning leaves Baltimore at az
A. NJ and arriving at Benvo 1850 Wheeling 2f
A. This train stops at all regular strtiOns Rast Of Gun
bcrand
Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train lenv.
wheeling daily Sundays excertsd, at 1885 A. NJ, arrir
In Cumberland at 55 z. NJ Returning, eav Cumberla
at $50 A. NJ and arrives at Whcelingat 6:l0P IN. TIL
train stops at all stations. J. b, FORD, Agent
W. p SuITH, Master Of Transportation.
L, NJ. COLE, Gen'l Ticket Agent. aple
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-20

4 CRAKaK.-Mr. THos. j. STREET has
become associate Editor Of the Oskaloo-
sa Tines. The paper as heretofore will
be Democratic, and with Ehs aid Of the
pen Of Mr.. Street., will soon become one
Of the leading papers In the State, IL il
does not already occupy that position.
Here's cur q Bro. STREET. Give the
Wooleys fits.
Gg At the city election in Davenport
last Saturday, the Republicans elected
their candidate for Mayor, +. Cook, By
100 majority. They also elected their
candidates for Treasurer, CLERK and
Marshall, and four of the six alderm an.
The Democrats elected their candidate
for Police Magistrate, John Johns, and
two aldermen.
6B~ At the City Election in Lyons,
the Democrats elected their candidate
for Mayor, Marshal Treasurer, Assessor,
Wharf master and nine out the twelve
Aldermen; the Black Republicans cleo
ting the Recorder and three Aldermen.
CO GEoRGR sSTDER, formerly . eiti-
zen Of this city has been appointed a
justice Of the Peace, for Burlington
township in Des Moines county, IN place
Of William n. Walbridgo, Esq, deoeas-
ed.
u J. HoGDoS, Democrat, was cleo
ted Mayor of the City of Dubuque on
the 4th inst. At the election 2, $50 votes
we're pollsd, being 756 more than were
polled at Davenport On the same day.
- The proposition TO reseind she
vote Of Mahaska county taking stock in
the Mississippi and Missouri Railroad
TO the amount of $685., 900, was defeat
ed by majority of 1877 Votes, at the
election held on the End inst. Proud
hahaska IL bound to have g railroad If
voting and b0mds will build one.
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Naw YORK. Anril 6

N0W &0EA3 ApEli o.
The Charter Election yesterday il
Brooklyn resulted in the success of the
whole Democratic ticket. Majority FOR
Powell, Mayor nearly 5000.
The Herald has intelligence from
MontvideO to the 10th Of February, II
days later, which vas received yesterday
by the brig Ann Mclean, from Pernam.
bueo.
This intelligence announces the peace
full adjustment Of oar difficulties with
Paraguay through the friendly oficea Of
President UrqaiEs, Of the Argentine
Confederation. The precise terms OF
settlement are nos stated, bat il Is kn8wn
that ample indemnity 10 conceded to the
family of the person killed on the steam
eT Water Witch and the company repre-
santed by Mr.. Hopkins.
The Herald has letters from San Do
mingO Of the 18th of March, announcing
that hoatilities had begun between Do
miniea and Denmark.
4 Danish Envoy had recently arrived
there in g war vessel and praamptorily
demanded 81 500, 900 indemnity Tor the
ssiEure OF the two Danish vessels By
President Baez during the recent rsyolu-
tion in Dominica. President Santa An
n offered 10 refer the matter 10 ArbitrR-
tors. The Danish funstionary declined,
giving the DomInieana "a hours to COM
ply With his demands with the under
standing that refusal would be followed
BY = blockade Of their ports The Do
mimeaas decided in favor Of war and
forthwith commenced manning their bat.
seriss. There was but one Danish war
vessel In port.
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EmteEessing Trial.

VIVA. Il. Tyler, Deputy q. 8. Marshal,
has recently been tried aud convicted, Of
manslaughetE in ths District Court Of the
o. s., At Detroit. Michigan, for shooting
and killing Henry L. Jones, commander
Of the brig Concord. upon which he was
attempting TO serve process. AZ the
moment Of shooting, the vessel was in
the Canadian waters, although he supOs-
ed it to bs in American. His process wGs
therefore, in fact, void, although he be-
lieved otherwise. The killing occur red
On the 29th Of November last, He was
found guilty Of manslaughtsE, or aeoi-
dental homicide, occurring On the COM
mission Of an unlawful aes.
On Monday, the 4th inst, the prison
CT was brcught before Judge wilkins, Of
Detroit, for sentence. After reoapitu-
latlng the facts in the case, his Honor
said:
"Ths Court considers this verdict sub
stantiAliy as one Of sequittai, for if tbe
act had been committed within the
civil Jurisdiction of the q. g., such must
have been it's character, from the public
declaration 20 tha Court hut "a the brig
Concord, at the time, was on the Canada
aide Of the national boundary line, that
you--the Court was compelled to state TO
the jury-as an oE6oer Of the q. S., had
no right to serve the process that your
act, therefore, was unlawful. and rem
dered you amenabls to punishment.-
Your writ when yon crossed the line Was
. useless paper, comforting no authority.
La crossing which, with the intent dis
closed, you committed 6 tresspass; max
ing the accidental homicide on your part
involuntary manslaughssF.
You were greatly ia the wrong, sir, 10
carrying With pou loaded pistol. The
Court does not, and will not sanction the
practice OF its ministerial officers, carry
ing weapons Of this description, to aid
them in the execution Of process, their
use IS not warranted by Law. Il il the
duty OF the officer, IL resisted, 20 return
his writ unexeGuted and ii is safer to
do SO than to encounter the peril of life
and che consequences which may result
from impgovidenee or accident.
Your offence was committed on the 29th
of November, aud you have been kept in
prison ever since, period now over four
months This is taken into eonsidera-
and as by the Sd section Of the Act of
March, 1857, the punishment Of man
slaughter as to she Imprisonment and
1ne Is left discretionary with the Court
this Court does now sentence you 60 pay
q 6Re of OIL to the Uneted States, and TO
beimprisonsd in the Jail Of Wayne ooun-
ty, State Of Michigan, for and during
the period Of thirty days.
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Geld reductions Of she Cali
fornIa Mines.

All accounts from California 90 to
confirm the belief that the yield, instead
Of falling Oh, is surely on the increase.
The late remittance, all told, was about
s., 0oO, 600; and this is repeated every
two weeks. The mines were never pro-
duCing more or paying better than ct
pFesent--the great facilities for obtain
ing the gold, By the introduction Of i'm
proved maehinarys adding vastly to the
prohts. The miners contend that sheir
gold mines will yield with more certain
y and regularity than the wheat aslds
Of the Eastern States, from the fact that
they are inexhaustable, and will eont:n.
us 10 turn out just IS much gold for a
century As st present, and are nee do
pendent fer their yield upon sunshine or
showers. Tue annual productions from
1856 70 1858 were about the same, but
are now On the increase. There is no
doubt OF the precious metal being there,
scattered broadcast oveg the county,
and nothing II wanting 20 double the
pzodues but an increase Of workmen.
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e. Lateea advices from ths fronaaes
say the Platte rFveg u rushing down Ia
. aood fall nine miles vide. Hanareas
u early e&igrAnga bound for Zee gold
mines were ensamped On iss bank, wait
ing 90 opportunity 10 sroea. Fort Keax-
ney IN surrounded BIZ water, and she
Missouri under che knAuense of the Ao0d.
ID highsR than gver basoxn kzaown ahsa
carry u sha 8sasaaa slsaeV HsraG6.
Anosher hambae, NJ. HsruIa, Platte
ntTas = Fars Ksarnay u msa Ekzee gsel
assp ID shs deepest shannsi shAs san u
foaaa IL crossing i. rs Miaaonzi i
fsat - AiRh By tssssa Sasa - ii hae bees
knewn before aaaa early IN ahs ssassn.
y j u ! sclssahle good bsAsing ssa
xkas'a I'll.
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MhaA wonlA Aha Hlank uallaan psxsy
a.. Il hero was6 "a sash masm o. Jamas
.: Raas II aaah npahaIeaa Treas
- saas ass 80 ~ psspEss monsys
! ElaAas oAlss u a sAsy cry
ouss Jane@ n. Ksds. na Blaak Rapah-
liean Knrollimg glaRk aoaa nas soKseesly
anrelE ! BILL, and ths sEreE IL discovered
n ) Dsmoeraa, IL be msnsions Il, hs u
nnas with thaa paaaeas fer ali srFofs o.
swsndlEng eparatiaAs 81 sAs Biask Be
publiaans, by shs worda, Jann D. Eads.
II . Black Rspnblisaa Secretary Of Stats
maksa a error BY which county l. lsss
ous AZ \ judialal aisEnas II shs publish
cd laws 81 ths State, thsA sxs6szs eos
Eecssd and The blundsring seOzssaxy
made al right, b pFoaoaneing she
woraa, Jamas ID. Eads. g.s.1
JAxza d. Ekps, was oaos . Ds&aosE&s-
10 Supsrlnteaaent Of Public Instgussion
IL this stats. Hls snesniss, and he en-
smiss a ths Democratic pArsys pro-
n0unesa him . dsfaalssE and near fsuE
ysaRs ago shs Legislature, oas bFanoh Of
whieA res Demoesaties aashorised and
Instructed ths Attorney General 10 bring
Eais against Eads, and test the ques-
ton whsshaF be was defaultsF or not,
The osioa Of Attorney General hAs
bsen hsld all the time By Black Be-
pablisan. Why has suis nOt bean
broaghtS Last summsr Esda publishsd
. statement Of his aeOoans, In which he
showed shas the Stasa waa indebted to
him In tbs san Of d, 900 and upwards,
and challenged the Black Republican
AttoERsy Gsnsral to bring salt against
him. Why did not the Attorney accept
shs challenges We answss, simply be-
cause be was afraid THAI upOn the invss.
tigaaian Of The case, James D. Fad
wOaia not prove 10 be dsfaulser, Ia
which casa the Black Republican party
would be deprived Of thai universal SGT.
OF against all their swiadling operations
james ID. Rads.
Nov, IL james ID. Eada Is dsf&altsr
and i making use Of the public money
ii is high time thai hs was made 10 tori
over che AmouHt he owss the State, ans
IL he never pays Ii, whose fault viii i
bs9 Four years has elapsed since III
Black Republican Attorney General va
directed to commence suit against him
yst no suit has been brought.
Coms Ar. Attorney General do you
duty, and until you do so, please cal
OF youE Black Republican hounds, Wit
are constantly yalping James d. Eadl
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auEnEFF,a aAKE.

Ry Virtue Of an Execution TO ms direct
ed erom the oEiee at ths Clerk Of thb Dis
trark CeaFs af poetawatkamie csanty, Iowa
| ahali proceed Go SCH On FriAAg ths lstk
/ 6ay of Nay, 4. d. 1856, between the hours
/ ~ So aAeAsask - II ara szaseek y. ". %
aal4 dAgs Ia frpat oe The County Trsasur-
erag stESee, In the City Of Council BIaGs, ths
soflewiag described Real Estate Of w. N.
Bvsyw, M. r. Wells and J. Folsom to-
wit
WIFI oEaw ar and q . ar Of swqF " hf Of
a w ar Of y ar Sec !, Town 70, Rags
4s, y 81 > ar and BIZ q sw Or Sec y,
Town 70, Range e, all of the . BIZ o. ssqr
a an and Z b oe w on and W BIZ Of . az
ard hf az W or Of Sec Do, Town 10,
panva a. The undivided half OF n ~ Of
! = s.se 81, Town 70, Kaags -. Oigi-
al Tsswn Il Conncil BlaEs Lot 2a0, part
II la n lo.s Is Is IL, IL block =, les I, =
6locs s i Bs asii Iss Adailssa e coaasii
Baaas lying and BE- s = s sotss a.ss.als y
Coanty lowa, and take. - 49, s.y y
W. N. Bysrs, NJ r. Well. - = 49,
70 satisfy a. ExseatEon Ia e s@s w sA's 80
a. Gaylord. .w
w. BAKER VI. n'
Ny Q. n. CaAle, Deputy shsriR.
April L., isS9. Nv. 5
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gEmst sEEDsI

FteLd, GaydsR azd FLoaoer Sesds.
We are now fully prepared with one OF
the largest and most complete stock Of
Garden, Flower and Field SEEDS ever Be.
fore offered to the Western public. Our
stock has been made up With much more
care from the best ssed gardens Of AMER.
ca and Europe. 4 large share are hons
grown seeds, being grown under our own
Inspection, and which we can recommend
as tTue TO name and OF the best quality.
Among our assortment Of Seeds NAV be
found over $50 Varieties Of Flower SEEDS,
800 varieties Garden Seeds, Hungarian
Grass Seed, Chinese Sugar Cane Seed aud
Imphee Seed, &c. &c.
From long acquaintance with the trads
We feel confident no one can Offer better ia
ducsmsnts to thoss desiring seeds.
Those who deaign TO emigrate to Kansas
and Pixies Peak would do well 10 take
with them box Of fresh Garden SEEDS.
We also keep constantly on hand full
assortment OF Implements ant Machines
suited to the Field, Garden, Orchard sq5
HoaaahoId.
We are fully prepared TO supply the
trade On the most liberal terms
Full Catalogues furnished gratis on a3-
plicstion, II By nail inelose a stamp.
Address II. D. EMERY 4 CO
2D3 Lake Street, Chicago, ILL.,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-20
sHERIFF,s SALE

By Virtue Of an Execution to me dlrsc.-
ed from the ofics Of the Clerk of the D s
trfct Court Of POttawattamia county. Iowa.
shall proesed to sell on the 90 FRIDAY The
Sth day Of May, A d 1859, between The
hours Of 10 O'Clock A 81 and 1 O'Clock P
NJ Of said day, In front Of the Couniy
Treasurer's Office. In the City Of Council
Bluffs, the following described Real Esta.s
Of Samuel 8. Fleming so-wit.
Lsts 345s75 10 IL II Block 2, Lots
3 Block 1, L0ta 8 8 10 Block 5, Lots
I234Tse 10 IL IL Block 8, LoLa l3 J.!
Is is 10 20 81 % % "a Block I, Lots s
Block 8, Lots 81 SIS Block 8, Lots y
il Is la 20 81 % Blosk 10, Lots 3 4567
8 Block IL, Lets Q 1aI1 I2 Block II, L0ls
z 8 Block IL, Lots / 569I0lll Block
Ia, Lots 1916 T1s 10 % 2i22 q u Block
10, Tsots 2 4567 8 Block 10, Lots -
IL II Is - 30 Il q q "a Block ID. Lots
asa 56Ts 9 10 Block q, Lots Is 3 10
Block %, Lots 8 10 Block 20, Lots
34567 10 Block 80, Lots 13 ID u Is
II IS 10 20 81 q Block 81, Lots 1 II Z
Block %, Lots s478I1I2l5l Block g.
Lots IL u Is is % % 81 Block 81, Lots
4Tsli12 Is 10 10 % % "a Block s.,
Lots 2 i 10 IL Block 80, Lots 2 3
6T 9 Block II, Lots i2346 SO 1911
IL - 1&I5 Block -, Lots I234676
Il Rlosk % all In Fleming 4 Davis Al
dEEioa to CouncIi BluRa, taken as TIE prop.
srty of Samuel 9. Fleming, to satisfy AZ
Execution 10 favor Of Eiist Barnard
VIM. BAKER, SherE
By s. H. oRAIG, Deputy Sheriff.
April 8. VI.
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Am Unwnrranta ble RNlstnke

The story thas the President Of ths u,
3. took occasion TO visit Daniel q. Sick.
les during his current confinement In
pFison acre Is untrue, - we learn from
. party who knows the fact beyond auss-
tlnn. This contradiction sspIays hob''
with the melodramatie effect "a many
Washington letters for the distant press
describing the dstails Of the Ohiaf Mag
istFats with sioqnsnt pathos, az we'll
As with the picturesque eject Of various
wood-euts rscsnsly appearing in tho IL
Illustrated wseklias, wherein The quite -
much adeiity - By the lss&ar. writes afoss
said 10 the minds sys Of the grssnsss Of
all tie stgTsens readers Of the wonders
occurring each passing day.
P. s.-The story that the President
hiss written q sympathetic letter to Sick
les il also eaaaFd OF tbs sams eharaa-
tat. US fesl sazs skas ae aemmuniea-
ten Whatever has passed between ths
President and Mr.. Sieklea STAGE The Mil
ing of Ksy.~ EssRIa1 S.ag.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-04-20

A MAN COMING TO LIFE AT AIS OWN
FUEERAL.--IB Orange, N. J., week before
last, a man named John Koch, while en-
gagged In painting oR the third story Of q
house, fell to ths ground, and was taken
up for dead. he was conveyed 10 hts res
idenee, Ia i'd oat, and his afflicted relatives
and friends In due time Proceeded 10 make
tbs usual arrangements for the funeral,
which was appointed Tor Sunday. Shortly
before the hour appointed on that day. the
body exhibited signs OF returning anima-
ion, and | a q few minutes afterwurd. To
the establishment OF all, the young man IN
the coffin, who was Of eouFse, believed TO
be dead, was able to converse with bis
fFisndB The physicians, however, pro-
neaneed his present coadition as extreme.
" critical, and Il IL do4bted whether ha
may survive the Injuries sustained By the
fall.
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$500 Is gpaaasumss

NhaA eaaa gsil0w BaRkia i. Re h
willing 81 the Dsmsssaas aAaIa aola
their Stats 0snyenkasH "a ne - ~
Jans naxe WAat asht ID grsaaaads
che DsmoezasEs UsnAeAt Gyommssssa aauss
0xs Baxkis, Ter sigaifying u saeh ~
early aAy bic willingness; - thsy only
sxpsctsd 10 mech the wishes Of Damoe-
raey by making shs change, they must
congratulate themselves axeesdingly,
whsn shsy learn thai they have the ap-
probasicn II Raxbia Also.
Poor BAskis, ssia willing u ]. :. when
be eaanot Aslp hinsalf jet from hia
bowling ws would judge, shaa ooald he
hare done % hs would not hare bssn
quite 20 Willing Is be nov prstsnds 70
be.
The Black Republican presses are in
great way because sbs tina Of holding
tbs Dsmoesasie Convention has been
changed, and attribute the ehAngs TO q
fear 9n the part Of the Democracy TO
make their nominations, or lay down .
platform until after shs Republicans had
made THAR nominations, and laid down
their plaasorm. That party having al
ways followed in the sgake OF the De.
mocEaey, for the reasons ADORE atsgibu-
ted 20 tia Democracy, sannos see Why
shs time Of holding the Convention wa
changed, unless ths Democracy were ae-
tuatsd By the motives that usually gov
srn the Republican party.
The fast Ia sha Black Republicans
waited until the Democratic call wa
pabliAhsd, before thsy dare call thsil
ConYention, and nov finding thai thsy
have not succeeded At their old game, are
whining and crying aowardiss most lus-
lily
We viii bss the Editor Of che NOmpa.
rsiI two quarts Of Lager, thas ths timl
Of holding the Black Republican Con
vsntion will be changed 20 as to com,
| after the Democratic Convention.