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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-25
skeamaer steux Ctfx.

Ins. sasgaas passenger packess sieal
City. arrived As our Levss on the zsnd
kEaa S. Loaiee Ths Siaax Gig hxos
gasds sonsignsd 70 Hann . MeGleIi&sd
Bayliss b Grassland, Alden & Coz q, q
PegEam, ]. B, Bears / Co., Mcbride a
Bowen, J. ~ Berahaas @. q. ssephsp,
R. D. Amy, Tootls 6 Jackson, inc. Phil
ips L Co., and G. j. Fox Tia sioux
City is q good aai fast boat, and de-
serves TO be wsu pasronizsd by the ship
ping and trading community. She de-
parted next day.
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Cora m eRefaH.
wxxxLV EEYrEw OF fRH couxcrI ns,Uyys
~ ts' -" wk1wAs4s 3sE4 81

wwkLY ggYrKw OF fHH COUNCIL mrUrys
/ "a. r. EA9xSTs.
zoe waathgz las aeea psaasast dszlas aAs psFssaa
q sss wssk, ApA esashssa. salss bsiss. Rzasraaas
ss4Sssrisg saaa fss sly lfasa evssy. saagsnr, aas
s'easas Rsrtisa " yapss aFa 4sapa1ar sa Saoraaks
sSsa Ainaa, cAss % ast hsa - arra &c lass svsea
yst We Aaxc ses alsras cot saav.
aaesiis Il Coca hzvs been made E4 Fss hssoqt ssgss
saA wsSRI ana aArEe q@HaEsaS s4s hssseAs ID aaIfy
- zhss sAs ssosk On Aaaal d aog aiashasas H. 81
shipash&s. sTsAA3EMs AEs arriving and depssssss
aa4sy, saa freight are sess. 3@ s.
EL8g,A sssa4as rsn II gar ssfnssg sasss t,Ons a.
22sana ~ Enaa& Mlt1z. ka.Ta aae. ! !, sssperans.
esausry sssa5 Us ens sssas, w1th ran sappsy d
subE-NHRar prbUs has asslia.a atz ,.bss
per A'asdFs We aog ssasF 4 Al % wish gssa ssp-
p1y ID saagsea.
WaBAz rssaatas aen u sRs asssass qzsssassaa,
Aaa W. Little s9salAS Ia. -
QAys asgs sayAArsas We nos aaass vtasza assseas
q ssssay haseas.
0aaH Hsaaasaa ARA &na Is aa1agmaiaasag IN lssxs
assatstsas la taaa Easgxes tassa haaa usu sre a.
y. - sssass-sssa sa0aauad haaaass ID sassp, "
saaass srama ssasass a &c saa asaaaaFy "a do pss
PcTAE0ws Aass lssesasssakass "a lie mia sss.
tsf dafiag ss week, bssa srosxha Ia ID isrss ausn
aisiess $50 y tBssvs sAy h2ye aass saagsr
hsasy assiana b pFia. We sav auass kaasu ii -
pep ssaalsels VIA asavy supysy Is nsaFkss.
wHfSkKy sxm Is 90 yag safIca, Via Aasyy
sspe1s u magka
coTHMm ANA astG ia rssasaas sgza a ar sa.sasv
qnss@assas
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-25

20 An Indian has besa discovered In
eslisOsnia sxs fsst end d. had, hieas aud
weighing oaly 'SSsHfssa psamdsi being a
4asFa aksass9as bat y good hsallh sud live
Il, This i sgpposad IL be lie variable
40 the nnhr Indian
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-25

We are under obligations to he. 0Ag'
vxR, the genslsmaniy ana Assommods.
ting Steamboat Agens, for River Itsns.
Persons having &ay kina of business to
transact al the Levss, will ind Mr.. CAR
yEa a prompt business man. ..s.-
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-25

rs saa 4NVsfAEAlers 81 Titles AAa Rsesraz,
George r Cline to Gsorts HIS shatsOck
+ s,l u Y "A ~ p "a Gaass Aadlsien-
i Cassidy q Test to Hsnry Robinson. /.
Pqstisa ell as6, Original Towa--sAa0.
i 9 4 csaags EhsFf9 10 q y suows Ii. 30
EFsrstt's AaaisiSs%sa3 Iae. - !
4 George Q Feilows ID d n spahgie;
| sIT0 ~ -sS'' -'z
Heury DautchIsr to ioAa Dautrler, /, q
B 3, Hagg's Addislaa--s5OO.
Benedict Hagg TO Hsntg DaakwlsF. I, I
., Hsgga Additian~~s225. g.
| 81 Craig to John II warner Portion
OF 90, Original Town-~s324.
Frank Street 10 Martha E sgaytsr, 60
$500. .8'so "a 's
Daniel Doaehoo 70 Mary Allisen; and
B 0rs va Sec oga wq see ID, Tewu
James Easley to Miles Whites v IA Of
q q Sec 2, Town 10, Range sg-st40.
Miahaal Goodwin to ChaIkIav Taw,
sect W z See 80, Town n, Rage AZ
" cJsnss Go Judge l. WI Robin,.0,.
ne q See Is, Towa ~, Range "a
W H R,,binson to GsaEse Parks. = b
81 e q Sec Is, Town II, Range Is
b V Springer to Blehard Lsythsne. =
Pfss'l'a Ia . : OF q " Sec IS, Town to,
George Parks to Geurcs Schudsie, I, rs
b I, Jaekson's AdditioH-S450,
willard Meteaf to Fransis Steiner:
acre in " corner l. LIZ, la Mekealfes Sub
division 10 Council BlaEs--880. .
George shindsIl 10 George Parks: I. is
IT, B IL Clinss AddiAuh~-s220, ="
4 V L4AEimsr to Kags Larina4 Iamsa
L 3, B 8, Riddle Fraetioa-s5 = T~-
G A slocum to M Ctlutuns a portieu I.
iI2 Original TQwn--sis0,
JoAn Williams to Fred t.swzingsr, a
Portlop 9s J. isss. 0rigipal Tpwnr-2gh00
ssmael s BayEiss to Robert p Toaazf q
Lot marked 8 Bayiiss iat ,Addikion--8.
JOSEPH Serogss 10 Edward ID Brainards
La b aaos 6saAasnaTg Addition SLGl0.
HsaTE HaFd 20 Joseph @ serapgss Z, 4.
B 10, gsissbafg AddIsfon-- 800. =
n W Robinson To q A Robinsos; L a
q 10, hyaEter's AddlEIoR-sI,l 100.
Jeremiah Folsom 10 w 3 Edwarssas n b |
% e and haf as q Sec u, oR 8 |
" g.. g 2 r q sss Ii Iawa - Range -, |
sssN sasyA ksS aaisz
LeEt 8FsgAsia V Clarity z Montgom-
uryJs q OF . wq Soc ~, To@n II. Ramrs |
S9-~SlTa. sS g
Johnati1sa Boss % elizabeth Hutchinson |
a q Of ue a See is 4 e oFwe a andEs
OF ne q See I, d wnofn W d ssc 3, Towa /
50, Range A38&00. -
doha sfcGormisk 10 iona M H,ars. a
9 2 sec "a TaRa -, Raags al~~st ,e0a. |
8 " u Robinson 10 Asshas Rrsaxeman, )
= q OF q ~ q Sea II, Tawa "a, Range 49,
SSsAJs s yet e EEEEss
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-25

II you waas q nies juicy Bsefste&k
call on PxrxA DE Borr, At the Central
Market. Peters Maxkss is a.w@ys sup.
plisdwisA she choicest and best meat
thar our country affords. - =.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-25

York, as foIlows--
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-25
A Mag Lei "a Rweawaxa

The Steamer EmigEanss tiaas passed
upOn tbs 75sh, had o. Five haadrs.a ksas
OF ROysrmasns Stores for FL Randall.
Should she make quick trip shia viii
undoubtedly. be the s'faasat takei' Ahss
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-25

Hoas. @. ". JOxEs, and FrxxgS pm
sRsps, vii please accept oas shaaks kos
thaiE alterations to this sfses. s
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-25
seeanaeE EmaagwamG.

osascn $3.50 SD 81
Louis passenger paekss RmigrAnt, arri-
we'd on the lssh trsm St. Isoais. she
brought very large amoans Of g0Ods
fqgshsg ssana poiasa sboxe. sheslz
80 had quite Number Of passengers for
this placs. ]. B. Bsars 4 Co., EoOsEs 6
jackson, Mcbride L Bswea, n. Rogers,
]. d. Honn &scs, SmU. Il. Warner d
Co.. u. IHttLs, May 4 Veil, RAyIisa 4
Grassland q this city reesivsd goods on
Der. She dspssssa for Aboys ssme day
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-25
staaaaeE Hesperaan.

Abs paassagss p@ekss, HsspsFiaa, ar
rived on the 18th inst, FROM Sc. Loais.
She had goods Consigned 1oJao. u. Wass
ner Il Co., Mcbride D Bowen, u. Ditch,
Tasae i jackson. She hgOughs suils .
posabsr Of passengers for this place and
onaha. sha departed next day. .l..-
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-25
eIrEESTxNG COD
AAsszssaRPA ABB nKzsa@Unx
AMn S8As ssssy s. Is
CHICAGO And R0CM nsExAMm


i e -. i R @ "A = 81
/ ne oaly ehxoagh aoasEs be chIxaas frasm
Osz Mugnes, CeuneiI KluHs, 81 81 zs'sgsfs
Ii western and CeMEgal Easya. 49, s
TWO Paasengsr Tralna IsaVe lava civ
snd Sashlngton, Daily ssaday exeapted,
FRoM IOWA orr
Mail 9.8s e nj arrive at Chleage d. 40 d. ne
Exp.s Z, 70 r, Ai arrive Il Chleaao 4 @oa =
FROM VA aHINGTON.
Maii, , as q. IN; arrive al Chleaeo s. 6f,.. =
Exp. ". 20 p u; axrixa at CAsssgo a 8 5,
- The morning train fron Tavws r.ss =
and Warrington ID the only tram Isavings
Iowa City In the n0rnlns fhsE 49,
connection with the Tire, ExnFssa Il
Of Michigan Southern a. r. sane evanIng'
Paasaagsra By aay other route airs obIIs.
g eoremai1lb Chiaago until the nsgt noS-
aAag. Pssasngars ara specially rsauestsd
% NOTE THE FACT nat thia la ~
Oatg Ihgsaga RsRfs frpm Isau Giae a. 81
sayo. The decided advantage IL vossasaaa
sx iAs SonMsetiOn Of the twe Roads III
iifs @lasaaal1pi River, give 1t preference
over all other routes, All trains run thro
70 Chicago without . change Of cara. eroa-
king the Misalsziapi RlEsr L. Il. Bride
setwesn DaTenpaa and Aoek r laasd. thsa
dispenslng With the lGaaa u tisss. Tt,s a.
ncysnee aud liability to Ioss Of Bagsars-
Incidental to other lines.
Connections are made at La Sale, with
trains OF me Tlfiaeis Ceatral Railroad fnw
Dunleith, Galsns. Cairo, ST. Louis and In |
ksEmeaiate pdihkas - -. /
at ehiea9os ala rains N Tia III ~
gMn apufhegn, Al iEam C TAns8 r-sS 4
Wayne Z Chicago Railroads.
90 Through Tickets can be procured 1
g Washiagsea and Iowa City, 10 b lFaao.
Aseany, y; r. Boston, Piltsbargh, PHI
adeiphias Baltimore, aad all the pripcIpzI f
points 10 the Uaited ststea and Canadas.
SHIPPERS OF 1--we sT0cT
W " md this me most aesira6Ie and sx~
psditioas r9ats from Iowa City 10 ChteaTo
and the Eastern market.
- Steel 1rzfHs raR flxaaRk IN IAlk
ssgTs, saisAeEt Fsrriass or sAaaae Of eurs.A
80. q JOHN 3. TRA3R. Gan. sssrs
". L. sT. Jozg, Gea. Ticket kgsrf
jan i 1859 " /,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-25
- alI 800,


some sspelr dsslI'' poeslaiAg bic sansii.
hla sspssianasa IN lows Ia seaae faaFs
sssn iagubsisas ssansAs, eEsses wash ~
Following gsaphis ssassman aAawisg
saessaasnlwllg heaiaa,s leavs Ter Ske's
xsH Hsw misht Ask why 20 yys hss
KAeA W yoaF SssE8 EHN fa0 awzy
- sass b, slzssz*sN& Y hEsN E@
81 II sspeA Il fn gssla j. e
AaA II wsasa ssssazvs d lssxs,
aa aszas ssgssa@ sss&ka III 80
30 HsH q Dc fsH hAss D wssx x 81
- Sssx 49, aak b TawA.
nss - sAang mess sass wsn aGv9 s
Il : 4 - @xSsss sd szzssse4 ~ ~ sssa
And fh@t h sAls, thak II IL tA4 8saN -; s ! 80
M q ~ 80 ~ i iss's ss
|. plssog III 49, - !
esssass ~ i Mlasasfs hkkasaa saslsszsi
- - "a ~ saazsrs4
~ sss 1s II ! u IL ]
ise ssses whsH Il rsashsa wsps
aad bruaasa tAs skfa.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-25

m@ NssSs = zysseaasasEsa ApvEaTaszse
saS apd teag, h b tie SRKAf -
pKum QB aEsHss IN sUsgmRsa, sna vasErna
a Ana hsEs msds y An tnvasiAsas
TTsans ads 1t Aavarsisss ID de pHEAxaT Tsmxs.
sdsss - hsvsng saagAs use sAas uasnsy sAaz
So u q II - xstks - ~ sssyaas nv BgsxwEss
ssasEAmwzsx waB@aM Nssa FsaEae, 80 mAs M
cwaw2R = u 1900 assa Y wogG1 oTmRa-
ssss kAxs saax s'ssesa
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-25

The aAosa Is shs title Of i nsw papsl
jest asarssa i This eitys a1asg tAa E&-
tsRiaA manageansns "a j. - sssmasaas
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-25
Am@thag,

Sasesal days age Psks's Peak wagon
passed through oux sisy, bearing on its
egvexing ths following uniERs aud ax-
prsssiys representation and motto Man
standing on Peak, blowing horn, and
at tie bosom Of the Peak Pike hsk,
with the words, ~conne one come all,
there " gold enough for all remember
Lass wife,,,,, e...ns ..s...--.
Yesterday tae saSe Wagon passed on
itsFssara Aoaas, with the words sfrsmsm.
bes Lois wife Y aeratshsd oE. We sup
pose shas ahs heavy shower of Maaday
mest have had bad saecs On ssLsgs
10 ,yt@ esf sss Is s@E
" 4. ID. RoBrssos's JswsiEy Stare
is one door East Of Paeias Houaa. An
IA 8. Rands editor and proprietor
ssaAsudoaa { I'LL, Psess has bsaa 70.
reeentiy sIsesed u Ebe once 81 oYersesr
Of thspoor. lie says long experience
iRshe pwtutsug bsaiasss gtyes him al sd
mirabie qaalifIoAtion for that ofEce.
A1A--&- a lss- aa.ds2 -~--lA- &4
FaKasKv n U4scfxsAgr1.-A sueeess-
tai forgery vas prastiesd On Tuesday
lsss IA OEneinnah. a boy sightseu
yesstbf $50 presented 1t the Banking
House " Mowry = Co., . check Tor
- 600 asaiass fov dspoais, sewsehor
Win tha bark book Of Geo. @, slade.-
Tha sisp was aEawn sy Wood 4
Co., payable - tins order IT Samuel n.
pEks Il Cos apon paiiis, Drowu d Co.
and Pike. The Tellsr reesived shs
cheek ana plassd shs smouns 10 she cred
il Of Geo. o. slaas. Absas a hear at
saraatds man prssaated nhesk sign
ed Geo, O aamaps ses % 00oR@aivsd the
Nsez - es ass yst assa fsssesea
- yoa yapt ycar Watch repaired
in = Koskmaa Ike mannsr, 60 ID f. D.
koRH&seN2ss am&
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MasaIa arasar.

Ros . nies Axaiala at Maple sugas,
cali - AxDauss. He has Just received
large iot, oE ths Siosst we have sesa
this ysax.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-25

5@s kbBsoa or 4 Doe.~~saA
stsbzs cor znaagsen. With 10 IA
b I'D WaaaGA kln8asd like I coal Il
yaa oaiY locked u hEms lis nose snkned
ups bis m@n4@ vac agaNn lnEo wrIahgI II %
a. - psp@ ~ j ~ Ia 4 sAe
l0E& ~ j do kAg sbase III MIA nfhrenty
and totally aIek ok sAs world.s
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-25
no aEGmaR namWR.rT,F

sir--Yoa are hsTshy notiGad that there a
now ca Gle, 10 ihe siEfee % the Clexk eg ths
District osaz& n n aRE& - EsssssgE 4.
Iowa, . peEskiom o. Harpeek GaFAaEt ii %.
afskmaEsg 1T y 0a "a assa sc kwSksa u allaNsl
ana eeFsy three a1alaEa ms nEsssay asas u.
pEomiasory noses with spgysat rates IL sx.
ehangs. saIa pesikass $3.50 81 y IL a Ill
sktachmsas be iasasa in aaid CAUSE and thai
amass 0H EFsags aES pgaed khuTste, hy me
K6ghEng III q seeeEd DAT liz tie next lei I'd
Of said Court, To BE- bsgan and Aasasa ID
Cougwif RfaNm Ii A8ssa Ter aska geasag o. eas
iss Day u Akgss 4. n $50 gasAssaahg
viii " rendered asHiass ras EassFsosss
a. ". EsAR5MEMs
AAssY Ems plainsi@
vAkaAs Eshgakxy sgas u - NzBsTsa
Gaas1 See Nnz6Awas g 8asz2 xsxa
DIS sausa Of H0ppssk Gaxhakk 4 Ca "
aeoEss aNx3 gs@ sgwasA faK q asls
81 slGlS N - b " - 80 ia Z 81 zsE 4
CeslFs tiasE aefse ID les III =
~ MstaEB n vi d ii - ~ 5a Is
ne ramsesa NlmEs @llsa
or s
agA y - ss Il s&eS
NFFh - aezss 80 $50 ~ s
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-25
maRa

eeaIi - assentieh d Contractors
20 shs Advertisement Of ssFrssh Bed
Wanlsd & % &sama IL apaasssa sa-
per. q aEsanes fnT some person to make
: III q a asslinIsf isrl
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-25
seaa /.

Ths Gounail -
Rail Rod paekss, s3s ia q
siHsss GA ths l7th. Gba kna GOD
for Rabbits j Oasp u
@. AndEuss B. b. Rassa Sszz
The 81. Masy 10 an sIsgans BUas, aaa
passengers can apgend On msk..ng reeu-
il sa u aabal -
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-25

Our goods we're paEehaae& by aaa az the
frm at greatly reduced pFfeea, during the
recent hard times la The eastern market,
which we are offering at priees eorres-
pondingiy low aud mHeh under the regular
market price.
Your careful attenEsos 8n gar vaEiaA
stock Of dry goods, groceries, keets and
shoesy qusenswares hardware, etc, lie a.
lieitsd bsfoFe making your purchases.
-e. -s sszs MeBRlnE 4 BOWEN,
y. B. Corn, cash, wheat, oats, pota-
toes, dEY hides, fura and produce Of all
kinds taksa In exchanges fer goods OF pay
ment Of accounts.
scsiEab7 MeR 4 b.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-25
sfeamaer ~. 50 allbelI.

BSSaaaaA "a W ma NaaHaa asB&HAs
The Council Bluffs aud Sc. Joseph II.
PaSksss Wp. CaAphell, arrived .
- Ia ms Shs es0u&
sOak I'd u knas and Tdosls Il
jackson. she departed aaxt ds3 for
points below. $780, -.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-25
sssa ssasaw

Shippers wa and Bills Of Lsaing,
printea In nsat atyiss aad on 8 gssA
quality OF pspeEs fgR salaA - this gOfiee.
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Are Open for Examination {

We commence the sale OF cur goods thls
week, 10 Retail at the 6msss RRsksaale
Prices, believing by Roaoing, ths insrsaaed
quantity sold will Be equal 70 ceiling by
tbs piece to the trade.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-25

Amoant Of LaAd Ezsarad at the Land
0aise IN this City during the week en-
ding May q, 1859.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-25

- a Iitsls rtalae ~ gwo handred years
age, twenty -f0aT aalaAsB purchased ne "a.
sige city and cswBsy ~ Mew Kmxb.
sssaSss.-sASSa@.--as@ass.
E4amA ware aas
Land warrants ~ nov sslliag In New
Yorsr AZ snglnuwm
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-05-25

5
80 u sEIss. ~ ri esaer d
Kam@ Tewxsssin. mss Il ina os;s.as
! - II. g.. 81 "a ii
Y sas q 81 w8
\
M aa - aa
p "! IS II 80 l6Y II
-
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1888 60,
80
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a. cflEa essss
Is sass,.sszx.na. sassssl
!. Is - 81
MI ~ N4es;s - 49,. 600. u
T..vws.v..m.. - - y.
- q i sasa,,s - - !. -.
81 - he ys..v..l hl.ss - s. 49,.
Ia
aauast Aale,g rssa.sars - !. = -.
go = 90 q slaas
- -. - 'ssAn s0Ea7
80 - sAs
asNseka ssaAas ssaassaeds pFsa6es bFokahs
q Ae. msAay Apua sarlAg IS
r..a.ea = 49,. s;.,.s..9 81 -. -,
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81 i ~ ]

80 We Aaas "a Aam@ AA4 Ss& sA5R. NlzN - ~
sss& aaala = pmasss Asaak y zsz samd
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-18

cause it is unrestrained, ana from its decisions
there is no appeal or escape. except by for.
chile and successful revolution on the part of
the minority. 1t is this which renders a true
and genuine Democracy so unspeakably
odious TO every lover of a free, representative.
constitutional Government? Widely different
from Democracy, in its true and proper sense,
are our Federal and State Governments, yet
so varying and indeterminate are the use and
Specification of the term, that they, too, have
been called Denocracies. Any representative
form of government is, in fact, wide depar-
ture from the true idea of Democracy, and
our representative system by districts is wholly
Incompatible with it, Under our system, a
minority of the voters of the United States
NAV elect a President, when there are but
two candidates voted for Under il, majuri-
ty Of the members of The Legislature may
have been elected by minority of the whole
voters Of the State, and the majority of the
people may have to submit to laws thus pas
sed, however such laws may be repugnant to
their feelings and views of sound policy.
In the case Of the Federal Government,
there is the equal representation in the Senate
of the small States with the large-an arrange
ment wholly Incompatible with the true De
mocratic principle.
Equally Incompatible with that principle is
the three-ffths slave representation in the
House of Representatives.
Oar Federal Government was never intend
ed by its founders to be pure Democracy,
| and never can be. 1t is a Federal Republican
Government. and all who really admire, cher
ish, revere, support, and prefer it, are Federal
| Republicans not Democrats the determined
infexible, lifelong political opponents OF
true Democrats and genuine Democracy.
The Tribune does not undertake to show. IN
the article, upon passage in which we have
been commenting, "that essential. radical.
dictionary democracy is right or wrong.
though it has very strong conviction that II
is right and that the world will never rest
short of its ultimate general recognition a.
the only just basis of government" We are
not surprised at that declaration from thu
Triane Were this Government we will not
say. IAN essential. radical. dictionary demOcra-
cy,' or Tribune democracy, but some lhlhg
far short of that-a democracy. in which the
clearly expressed voice of Il majority Of all
the free, white, male adults would prevail, the
institution of slavery would be wiped out in
twinkling, by means of the ballot-box.
The TiJune is at heart, and in principle,
believer in the true democratic idea. and 1t
very naturally. therefore, abhors the sh1m de-
mocracy of our day, which it denounces as a
"stupendous fraud--an organic d, chronic i'm
posture"
No two things. it must be confessed. in all
nature .'can be more unlike than real, genuine
democracy and our modern sham democracy.
In its name, its professions and practices, its
weapons of party warfare its false application
of odious epithets to it's opponents Federal
lists, Abolitionists, &c, modern democracy il
an ''organized hypocrisy"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-18
The n. Fl. Democracy Repudiate the
Administration.

The Democratic State Convention of New
Hampshire refused, after stormy discussion
on Thursday last, to adopt the following reso-
ti0uS:
Resolved, That the Democracy of New
Hampshire cordially and heartily endorse and
approve of the MEASURES and POLICY of the
administration of James Buchanan, and that
they believe the same to be eminently wise.
patriotic, just and well calculated in their
pratcal operations to enhance the prosperity
of our common country, and maintain its
honor untarnished at home and abroad.
1t was vainly sought to substitute this
for the following which was reported by the
Committee on Resolutions
Resolved, That the present National Admin
istration, in its successful efforts to advance
the means of communication between remote
sections of our cOuntry-to improve our trea-
ty relations and extend the fields of CONNER
cial enrcrprise-in its firm maintenance of the
sea and the sanctity of the American flag.
and its efforts to promote the general inter
est of our country, commcnds itself to the
hearty support of the Democracy of New
Hampshire.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-18
Opposition, state Convention.

This subject has now been generally dis
cussed by the opposition press of fhe State,
and some diversity Of sentiment manifested
o. to the proper time for holding a conven-
ton. Our opinion has been that we should
commence the canvass at as early day as
practicable, and we adhere to that opinion
We have, however, no partiality for any par
'ticular day. Inasmuch as il il desirable that
all those who are really and sincerely oppos-
ed to the principles and practices of the lat
ter-day democracy, should be represented in
the convention; and since :" opposition " pre-
supposes knowledge OF that which is to be
opposed, it would seem proper to fix upon
some early day after the Democracy have
held theirs, for our convention. This, Indeed APP
pears to be the general desire and to it we shall
offer no factious opposition. The day will be
agreed upon in due time, and all we have to
say, at this time, is that our friends through
out the State should take such steps as will
insure general representation in the con-
vention. In view Of the near approach of
the country, in its party divisions. to sec
tionalism; and the mischievous tendencies Of
democratic principles and rule, there never
was greater necessity for thorough Or
ganization Of conservative and national OPP
position than at the present moment; and we
hopefully trust that Tennessee will not be be-
hind her sister Kentucky, nor any other OF
the States of the Union, in thorough and
patriotic effort to rescue the Republic from
the dangers that environ it. Let us then, or
0anize Mt once for the coming struggle and
whether defeat shall attend, or victory crown
our efforts. in either event we shall have the
proud consciousness of having discharged
orr duty, as citizens, to our State and coun-
try
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-18

SCANDALOUs WASTE OF THE PUBLIC MONEY.
in order that some idea may be had of the
cost of the Patent Office fancy pictures, we
will cite a few of the cases connected with
the report Of lS56:-IA the House edition Il
horse cost $l0,576.50;a strawberry, Sl0,I19,-
so; sheep. Sl0.576.50; map, SS0S.54-
S6,S79.l5.
In the face OF these hnmiliating disclosur s.,
which were the subject of general ridicule.
in aud out of Congress, the person in charge
of preparing the agricultural report for pubii-
cation. used all III" arguments in his power to
have a second edition of i horse, tea plant.
and lamp. Inserted in colors. in the rep Irt
Just published, which. at the price stated by Il
Mr.. Sinclair for their execution. in his
voluntary card published in the Tn on few
days since Cncluding paper and inserting
piates) would have cost $50, 1913, CO. Wash.
StIfes,