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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-11
m0ErATsa
Vegetable Life MesaEcamaa.

M0EFATsa
Vegetable Life Mesaacamea.
A msla ystsasctual msaielas, eosapsssd
Of slSs beat taaEeEizl km0wa 70 AeafcaI eel.
saee, for the clsasfng AZ akss aaln8akaFy
aaHsaN aasd Hsel hssiag Ehe springs ana nssz
slass Of hte eE all nseshta 0ha&Fursisaa aad
mraEteas@ msast bs paAlie haasasmg and q
acEaestie AM individual prateesieM and
sassgazsds II prsp0FtEea as Il hseoeamx
known. Such me2ietna ~ kamfassz a
he unIted States haze ssak sd Ii MnT-
EASs TAsRN q ~ AszN 6am Kasz4 HzFkaRas
and ina good they ha "a gnne 8 aAs zin1a hle
TAey have woa Eh~iE BIB sac anA arsalv
askAk shed ehagafer ny their ygrksaea aaegse
wilhoak TIE asasl arts III not6ffskY b. aa-
rEasasnt sxPsEinsst % tAs faikh e EAs sgssls
mali geaeral asransssnsnss q ina dsges-
tive and Ma5faeAk&Ty kasme siea@, Am wAA I'D
Ii vass v&Eaesy sE aeuas ard ehronSe EaBs
eases shssK bseefs ass pxsasps azsa eeaM~
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k8a@ ard IlaaAa. hAsaf AzssSs piles sIrss
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sfkaeha heaaa@h@s, feRM amd AgMas akssAs
tavs elsesseH. bad asnget e tho enmNasx-
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Fas3sas nsskhsr eeMEs sssE Mr. azxnEs &
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BaltOuls Dollar Magazine /


Baliou1s Dollar Aaa&aziRe!
PRESENT CIRCULATION ala,0o0is
u aksalA be knswn to awngy fasaflyl In
the Uaitsd s. &Esa, that fog 0Kg UOLLAH,
sent 10 oAr address. 4 kEsE class, elegantly
Illustrated, sAa sutirsig original M&Ka@
KfRe may be had for whole year. Il b
beautifully pgiatsa ca eisMn waite paper,
with nsw type, and each snhsSer eoatatns
over oae kisadFsA psgse ~ reading mRatsr
aAa ilhaalEatioRs, making twelve hanarsa
pages a year. OF INA laxga xninzags Tor
3pua DollaEs Postage eigh tesn EsnkS &
year. b Par ID essa pest pdSs IeSsl6S Ii
fb@ yxogt3 B8I ,.bgft ~ ~ 4sst
sc n @ - . u LAm, -
essafa war n VIE Do.
n wfIf procure FOR yea wIlols year, !.
BALL0IIss DOLLAR AAGAZINE.
- There are enc hundred pages OF
reading natter In each nasAbsT ID BalIoa's
i4oilaP Aagszins. - ~@
- sSkSsas paess "a Ens aad hsaAES-
fully prtntaa alaskFakioAs aEs givan In sash
RuHa@@T aGIka 6agaziaa. - 3 a as
90 Iwe pagaa OF hasly axseataa, oEigs
inai aasnorews illustrations alsa smsal-
ilsh each annbsf.
- Over twelss hasdreI pzgea raad-
ing aatkss ger aAngm, fer the unpgseiaen-
tod prIes of one Daliar,
- Il 10 juat such work a. any faith
en- pros6sr o. friend woald lntroaass b
che family circle.
- n aIifsspects II ID sfssh and what
i pdrports 70 bes shs cheapest magaxins
| In the woTld.
60 MS carefully edited 81 NJ. Bal.
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Nehrasaza No. Il.

Ii now running between CSaneu Hinas
anA 0maln City. ANT sSsgk'
Oar FergF Boat L. ens sk he 6nest, las
geat, and eniy safs and reiSabIa beat On the
Uppss ME@sUuFa river, Aaa 40 this Is Tie
snly plsss wkegs the Pahlko eans sEassat
ali stakaa oE TIA water wa waMla sayase
The pnbile add slaigrAEaen "a come THE
Foats, aasd We wfa cross yoa wssAoHk asssy,
sitAsg 10 high az Low wasass N khis h -
oney place where any efasalng esala be
done during the high wafer this Bpfahg, SDg
ons hundred miles ap 81 aayvu khs Elyass
( TIms OF fuaning. ffcin saafFks tIaf aaTA.
RsesssAsss - ths ksaKsEEAg xsnaaanfsY
gsnaEallY, ..nH .sz. -s7kf
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NV And CHEAP GOOlS
MUCK Oils q GO
z Glsa wae&s Iew..

MueyK0LLs q 90
& Giee wae&s Iswa.
..as.usm Wenad call tbs attsntjosas
the people 4 Mills and ~.
s4maag EsaA les to the ssrt
slaas ahay Aag@ samF Islsd their psss -
bense and have Jest received and -. J' NNs
81 he largest ana most varied assors-- gag
sf nsw goods, ever bFor to ,sestsrp I.S-N
Oar sssestmenS Of Dry GoOus. boFb .,
Am@s Inam aad farsign maaufaetnrp A.. =.
ecngEese a. viii be found ia the wesIsrS
country.
1mongsur 9roeertss may bsgOup8-
- had. NO. Sugar,
- k1Iasi6Ad, ID
- -sg S0 saek Rio EeHes.
20 chests Tea, asserted.
-sa geo g u 0 ID boxed Tea.
30e sacks Q. a. Salt.
loo barrels Ka, Dc
400 sacks Dairy de
80 barrels Molasses,
R6hk de Syrup,
100 Bed s4ae&s, afI psttRrB,
Marssss eRAbpaRas, TIA sa1ss ,ehaiTs .lsu,
ka@. mRkrnaaes, staadss Sc, &e.
I'D eeek and heattag stoves, Jail pat.srs,
Dad sf4es. ~
1a0ksgR Malls sasssVeed.
Doors, window-sash, blinds, paints s,1
BOOTs AID SHOES
We hare sixty eases, ali sorts and ~.
tssns. AID every thing else that r,t i.
foand In stoEssthis aide Of ST Louis Nny
hsayy loss hY Ere und the falIgTs Of "a
uaas hmaik sas izsaaas& AfsAghout the ststes
hzve shewn TO as the asesssity Of doiDE a
pay dewh haAfasss. Wherefore, We ksvs
adopted the par down kusia less, and By TIL,
msaae ne haps tn ,aleE aRsh sHdaesmenla %
thess Aatgsfsh 30 pay down TOR goods, tia,
they will surely Porehase.
By doing this Find Sa kaEtmsss We ara
not sszAise2k TO loss, by bad debts and othey
Losses, which surely feaIOwa after essditibE.
We do not praken6 90 say as Nebraska City
and 0maha City does, that oars is TAE Siasr
as sasegs psnT mansys bat We Do say We will
give gea more goOda Cor ynaE moasy, tAaA
eng other house wsst Of b. Lsais.
Call and sxamInsw-na kEuahAs to Ekaw
gpoda. Remember the sign OF TIE Cheap
Essk 6sars, GlemwSod, Iowa
. Va bag dxy Afdeas. Furs, peEsriss,
sseFns wheak, eats baeen pcFk, wax, tallow,
Ae-s 4ns AT aaxhaak pESena.
July Ma Ass@ 7is ssas -a F5R2l6
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Z BEea be- AgLgs .I.I

aI&###A&k&&EA ~ 81 1850 &Ez " - - "
cosMOPoLITAN Am4 ASSOCIATION
Rsa.s II Ne lisss oes ghs eunnEry sob
n@gsnzs N Ia papalxE Art Tres suetzen,
(nowhkh IA Mxsh y93fJ aee haEng geeeasst
In q sati6 unpara issssa vita eat q any
v,eexNssasa gsar ass5S Aasss-& 80
- ~ vssssn eaa beeOaas msaabss
By s@bsegss ~ ., sesgEeA usiif snsfete htna to
Issrrfsaea ReastlSal STEEL Eagrsviag.
ESQ ksnpear aa6 hIA Ksisn4 Is. - 81 4.
2dsmA copy Of inc slsgaaly nlaatEatsa
= "a rs sssssa 1aaisslos 10 tAe
2 T. u. ! y sSas s hssa4.d
vaIush5s s9eqkas a saFk ave- gsssas = 80;
sgrlAsssg n pg@aakhsns, eaBmpFiaan@ saa0zEs
paFnk&ens.E asaaawsaasa, Oassam@Ws @s4, by
She aREt Ns6sfsr sfs laasa FaoaSfgm kEtasks4 s
Tksaass4kA SszxEaSEssg, whsea essFy stseA
mSFihek Will receive imme6iatslY ca Fecsips
Of ssaN htiea .aEg ss38A q
"sHAKsPEAR ANEs Sgs ,BRIENDs."
Ia Of sxet Il III ksys aaqaailsssd Pleas
Sc 80 = Il 81 "a work 5g equal
valus va kgNf dsoss pEaesd Vita rsae 81
Of the psebte IL such d pfSss. me "a:
ss1ss ... 81 Us ssssi 90 49,
&&NSI F-MFS - u -
kiax aaEsca& sasssfka ofnea asst saitahl fss
Ghe wdsa al ssAshsT szAe Hbfafys psgssg eF
nss~mw9Fs id ksAfs881 s1RtzHS - 81 afEzS
II can bsseAs ~ ANY paft q me eoaaksy
BY ssNFa, wasM safety ostag paehea IA q
eTtiadsEs poskags pTs-pasa.
Think q. IL MMME &esR Aesfvsesakxee
Of ehaBwse ma& - dart Ssaknaas cns gear
three bAaadamw6ga a s195 es56 asoaaais ..EB
sabsmsa yeiEsus m4sa Do psesaSma amsaa he
EvsnhaR - TAABday she sass 9@6 JsamaFys
1860, Il vskaeh szma ma 6esk@ waAa close
and the RsamzazzAs siEsnsts swaae fhSaems
Ne Saswom "a sasaEissaa = 4 slgsAa suars
Beription. Thosa Nsmiktan@ 80 -axs sntiel-
ed 10 ain @amherahlps. -
sob 4peasn3 fso6 California, tins Can
aaas, ard ali FegAign PneFiRseas aaat -
% 50 instead " W. b order 70 asrray en-
Psrsoas wialllzg Il fern siabs VIII ap-
ply for circular ~ kakmsa, &c.
Ths bsaaesfdisy fSiastfalsd AIT 9eHEsssi
givinx full paEtieule - !. wall ba ssas "a ~ II
esipt sg ts cents, ~ tsgaEs or coin:
Address, DkkbE
so d - BroAdwas, Nsw York.
sabbeFfpkiorA are TsesfSed BIZ - = :. -.
ssEa1 M @ MUTT, HOas Bee. Il
sPsYCeaaNas RAfds aa9 Fsetnstys
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NOTICE

p NOTICE. , s4Es2 81 pa
| "a 70 Thomas a Benton, Jr., Mary Jane
GEay p - II - p Say - e
Yaa az aash "a gkkiAassArs Aassk i hotisssds
that there is Row % Gle In the Ofies az De
Clark Of the .DisfE1ce Couss q Fpvsaagat-
samaIs county fesa, 9 pesIlIoh q Rnsas
6&an, claiming the foTseloaurs. ri D uoft-
gage, hEa6 81 q zAisS6 gksx - 49, as
wassF thereto a. e. haf0Fa the Sixass ~ e
FebF1aTy 1855, Judgment win be rendered
Agaiass yeu theresa according "a lha gray.
e. se said petition against yoa.
LAgaed ,sIIeAs W0opE0N,
sTATE OF IOWA, D gxas ~
PottswattamIe County.
:At ths August Terra, 1. d. 1854, sf tia
District CoaEk, u, zhd Tor said eSaaEy, SER
vice BY publication, COT the rsndsneE Of
tbs said auis. was ordered aacn Mary
Jane and EIszaheth GraF, aggsndants, II
ths above ehsIfied sasaas, ftissrss tss arsaseF
ths ahoEs nosies 10 be pabllshed faF fossr
wsaks eoHsseatiyslYs{a Canaegl REslEa
Basle. G. r. KELL0AG 81
Clerk Of s4iI .LsenEa.
! ~ 3. 2. BUapEex, Depaty 81
~ EzxFs 81 1899 soss AssS y
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81 Eaaa 81 D. iRso aaBss BsIoW s.


al sF5aazax % s1RsEp A&pf@ bsIow Ssuth.
From the TEsY. [N II Tlmss.
las Russ eeEardaT moEs than tEsR-
ty iadtse Fis5tsd Dr. EsiaEia 3. Saith, al
the Tnsy HaRse-~aams eOEhfag sEe 70 tea
miless saSsffng FROM AsglAA d d. HRFToaS
gains, Rhsgmatism and EeaAra deFsngs-
msut TIE Electric Oii'sI IA already MAJ .
tfssting IL soethlng. tSaAaalil siag sqd ca
EEaAiSs peMegs nraa he aEiaIegsd ek TreE
ana vicinity CzaI early. TT q -
wtEz ~ arA4Rg IN sizes, q plnals
aha lneipssut gathsrfag which eog : sins
aRp4arw GA the surface and By triaIng
sss sas * g. Z ISs
fsaB -.
1ust 30 does khis lgenaGaso on act en C.
aossg ese es me Asbszam haing. sssf
IT CuRES--it Is aElLD-~-tt does
NO HARM--TT CAN DO NO HARM.
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izh GEO. o. EAERE a. co.
= REAL ESTATE BROKERS,

s=k AND
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
elkAassd, less, ssd PtaffsmsHtA, EsAxaaku.
III ILL promptly attend TO Land Agencies,
w making ,epilsstbeRsy tnyeakiaa neH@yS
Ices ding and sa1lsnk aaasi k3 arraafa, sssyifa
taxss, Buying and selling Aefty pfopssy, end
all oEhsr business peFtainz to thslr profess
soAi 5 Western Iowa and Nebraska.
- LssssEs e laQEiFY RFomptly spswsxs
aess ae. ID aa iasn, T. {. "a, sasss.
@ Dsaxhsy q Ge.,..s...x.....
6zes ae, wssEe n Race "a hea MalH&z, 9.
tSEEa Ne a. W S@TS NssiaT hSptda,
Te0s n = ~seaEsE, ss.s .s.s- - .t8iSawoOa, -
y. ThaazAs = oS.s...'.s .cIhs1naa1i, OILS.
SzhSesey q Son, ..ss.sss.ss... -
&h@ys Cochran ~ - &.s# EEL 80 a
We. Ira, -.sss 80 -. gssncRnssssz NS
49, asos Brssss. .42ss. nj: aaSfsAaS pa = $
Dee Is 1855. iv
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i ssTobaces - @sasssk sgass
les al sixea. AAmps Ea4ss nxamasasv wSmaaa,
AieoAoa Vinegar ka6aeed 80 Emmg
81 &c "A greaE variety IN NsEa6mA
And Raass i ssovsls HsasAss ss aag Il
kInslss las livery Gomhss ag Al
kindssa good seek ~ Eaae
sgY &40M&KE - FszSss,S l5-ss
aegetAsg With 4 great VARSITY ak artists
quilted 20 TIE saa5ss as& fancy ae essaaes
msea, FIJI e asnE
Physicians and othsEa are Esapses&ally
Lnztted to call and examine o4Gr sl0ek be
fore making theiF puFch hasa. Rsmsmh@s
ths new store, algn 81 ne Golden MeFkm9.
RRftksaasaF attsmsaeA a1ven 10 passa
ap rEsseyIpbi oRa and kgnslay Rsesless
Al goods warranted purs and uhaaalks
rated. (janf-eSsf
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:. .. AsBREwa.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE BANK.

Nj. G. NUTT q Co.
esUEcTI SLggFs, sss..s -. e NJ
MONEYS received on de- - 800
IL on demand or at specific 4 ~
without iRssgsNks1ss- per 49,
aeposituEa ~ 49,
We draw direct GA Nsw s sstou,
Phiiadslphia, Detroit aRd s and
hare also perfected an ans sAs
which we issue drafts and IesSNka e esasiIa
% the principal bankers ia enc kandrea
Eaad 6fty-seYen Giles on EgfOpS.mm.es-
CoIIsetioaa nsa % b ssteru VA asss
Eastern Ns6Fas&A fres4e ehaEge. and re-
hitted At earFent rates Of exchange.
We receive orders to buy and sell sn
eosanission zeal ssssTs In gasa cad he
srakkA 500
h Invest money for capitalists, and bur and
sell Land Warrants AZ current rates.
/ REFERERCEs;
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s1rsxsl A. C@ssssss. ssssssAs- D d = rs
9sTEDaf 8zAk n est PciksY ri.
aFsea. xaoaaas 4 Go. ..vs-..s.ss.s ksgllaEssH Ia.
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warns &C. HanE. n s&Esaufk al
AzEYsy Afngs ksa.ss 80 s@ra. -Hy&sSat AA@ssg
q 6 &&gY B e. =. =. =, ~ =. .s5lasn' @sn&
sszg& ~ RssGsa @s&s=A& s.s' 4E5sskelas ! al 4
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esUHsss - sAesss y fbusSks
he smkaerIhsr woalA Faspseteuli iRscrm
sha. elaazama Id N ssksSm z@MA Esd aSsAFae4
In. fhak be has eapwmea aesk aaaas Sass
sry. A. lie nnay @ae sRaE astAhliaaaea n
ESals saekgsn af the ccuakgys T. aam sow
prseaEa1 10 "a - kia6a u work PsfasAzA
ING ia khe kssaiaesa, ss
HsspaNM IMMazsns ssaa@w Kesk ksassT
GrakaSnm - do laaasams i RiataEaaa
Go ievM do Lesliess falmsETassd
Pssasssa's do Harpes'a Weekly
Axahsss q :. de- 8sleasiA@ AR&sea@
RsilEa . a. ggsagfs sfon2hly
Praak Iassssss u fhsiskl tsAvisAs
Ea,ssssas =; q jssss sr Il =
putnsmsN do ladies Repository
Muaie, ian hookss sfA Re9sR@peEseE
BOOKS a All kazd, - IS lnsase hsenA @
Tsboua ID - AzsaA ApkgS Faz stYasss Is
shoyk Aaassa ii 49, pslsss
CD sshazp lev n vbossAzd - - - Aea&
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Real EsTATE sRckErs

EsS@Eee3 nv - HeEe%f&&S&&E
lAoux CIxX,.. -+s-ss ss.s s.ss.s ssss Ie#A.
/ nEA9sK E9sh aaSgs @aR 10 SIR fssssssss Il
ID @d $50 ~ gtsf 4 q 49,
aassy foaAsa Oh tsaI Saa Personal ssca-
gisY. ..
y COLLECTIONS made in western Iowa and
eastern Nebraska, and promptly Eazastf "a
koany part Of the Caitsd States, at the cur
Esssk rates Of sxcha agE.
Land Warrants bought and sold, and To-
Gated On time also sold and located On
lsss Tor distaMt l8eateEA.{ TIT ( n 81
Farming LANDS and ToSn property bought
and sold on commission.
Tzxss paid f0T Boa-Tsstdsats.
/ EatsFest paid on all deposits ma3s fox
shfse moafaspr assgS ~ thsgst &sa per
ssal. per annum
{sE
"a REFERENO EsSs- ..--. -s-
Goa joan A. 8peassTt Etkez, .sss............
Mm y osbSrn, Prss Sash Of s-REhamtssy Blng-
n@iGsoni, - - sssf
a u Rseip&s Ppas azskaama y as aakA l3 ass
- NssE@aa@aA, ss'ssss "~ss So sssE.ss.ss~s
ho1k s%-ss.ss q. ss.& ssss-sss -
HaR EanIsI DsekiRsea. EszghzMasH, .....-xS -
n BaaxNorLhy Bros, RsRkszs, puausaz IS~z.
CsSssHsakh d Brsakk RrsffnEtsn -
easA4rtssa 4 Rsns, Eaws Clfy-.., Ct
III kswbsrTy, RssEs s.ss-.g. sQhleA&S, NA
Pc niaf2 &-bT 10 = Uu8 E5 aa Z
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Ma.afaesass : d N BOZ ssAss Dealsrs
ssn v, Lsaia- Ne.
Bsss usaeaassss a large s1sek o. Their
(Aasaa1sn - fgssykaa- anmsaa ksess@ . bn@gMass
60 80 kssls xzzast9 o6 sase HaEH =
1850 = - slaaksa - sas w ssezA 4saass
PursSsa 49, EFElk aazsH and Szit& - eals
- sesssk IL shs Wasks sasassa shall
wsesaTa aesaeEas asAm@a5a6. AZ.
PEsER KNa6sRT g %.
Axe u, 1853. s@
-msewws 49, II 1sFsss IS Il szzassEffz
HA# NMaa @00M Derry
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IS Il 4 imRossihls % eGsyey a.. adequate
deg " essA ffznseAss KU0d now being to8s
VI Or. SmIth's sEsSegrte 90 z o. PhiiadsI.
pGAGa. Et Ia impostaas 10 place 1t 10 tha
hands Of Nil msdlcai men As scoa a. maj
be, 60 sNs@ sMa@ a&a 8nfsA sasR IN AL kasts
se aeeideats, &c Nothing has ever doss
sxaat This article 10 doIngin the same time
FSlss-8sEs Wsm4s1aI 0srss-Ezsearss Oh
sRa&AnELRaR&, Jane 8, IS.
DIR. smith-I waa saAerinE INTENSITY
tRam Rsessal nglAss wsa Rsses 10 BIZ tws
Physicians; was advised &atFy DR.. Smiths
Easstfis o..f ssss r e A. s p.
apps zklk@ asaa @axsssfg cared,
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hsZA @is Asg seaA ogE M eatiFs stack
Of GgaSariea @ad Rewiziuas b MessEe.
Baksss& Essarsss 80 ehsagfally Fee0BmaHd
tham Ia M 90 krsanag az6 asaat0assxs
~gsse.s....s 81 ~ G. AMnkx5S.
Couneif paas 1mAB 81 isaa
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1000 waaheRm . hem
STEAM RER@E M@AT
s9@ ngTwgxE
Csaaeil Bluffs and llmala City.

zszaasnmAm. Xhn 0ounGia &zaGR 4 &sS
- bEaaka FsTE Comp&ag axs
81 Sd Happy to inkogm. kke pahake
tkaE We FsFfytng ssasoss has edhamasesa.
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-07-14
How Congress Elects the President
aud Vice President.

1t may be useful just about this time
to reproduce the statement which the
approach Of the Presidential election
makes opportune every four years.
Ihe House of Representatives has
nothing whatever to do with the cleo
ton OF Vice President, nor the Sen
ate with the election of President.
The powers of each body are distinct
and entirely independent of the otl.s-.
II no President be chosen by the
electors. the House of Representatives
may choose the President, their choice
being restricted to the persons having
the highest numbers, not exceeding
three on the list of those voted for Pres.
ident. -.a
If no Vice President shall be chosen
by the electors, the Senate shall choose
a Vice President from the two highest
numbers on the list of those voted for
Vice President.
If the House fails to elect Presi-
dent before the 4th Of March next fol-
lowing, then the Vice President, wheth.
Ell elected by the electors or by the
0eHate, snail act as freSlucnt. =
The rule or manner of voting fH
Vice President is exactly the reverse
of that of the House in choosing Pres
Fident-each being the reverse of gen
eral principle or basis upon which the
respective bodies are organized. The
House representing the peop:c, and or
dnarlly voting pro capita vote for tho
President by States, the representa-
ton from each State having one vote,
and majority Of all the States being
necessary to a choice. The Senate,
representing the States-in theory, at
least-vote for President pro capita,
each Senator being entitled to vote,
aud majority Of all the Senators be-
ing necessary to q choice.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-07-14

~ ASdINGTON, AtlECh |, 1860.
SIR have the honor to aclznowl-
edg the receipt Of your letter Of Jan.
lst. Your name and fame are familiar
to me, yet have not the power 10 a:d
IN the accomplishment Of your wishes.
\ our African blood would subject YOU
to imprisonment and slavery in all the
slave States Of the Union. Your GEN
Jus and reputation could afford yo0 no
protection; you belong to a race that
has been the slave OF the higher and
stronger races from time immenloriaI.
IT You have read my various messages,
and the speeches Of the great -DcD1o-
cratic lights OF this gloriously great
and tree nation, You must be conyinc-
ed that slavery IS an institution sane.
toned by the Gospel, and especially
favorable TO personal and national li6
erty. That 1t IS compatible with De-
mocracy, as understood here, is eyinc-
ed by the fact that the slave States are
the chief seats Of Democracy in this
Union, and that we regard the Demo
cratic party here as the main bulwark
ofthe institutson. That slavery is IA
vorable to civilization, is demonstrated
by the fact that in South Carolina.
where the slaves are double the free
population, refinement Of manners is
carried to such q pitch that they will
not tolerate roWdies and blackonards
among them, but send them all To Con
gress. And that it is the acknowiedu-
ed frontier OF American chiyalry Won
cannot doubt, when YOU are informed
that Old John Brown, with sixteen
white men, three negroes, and a horn
less COW, brought the whole military
power of the sold Dominion into the
field to conquer, capture and hang BIN.
Aud that slavery IS great promoter
OF peace and quiet, IS self-apparent to
every npre.iudiced mind that is in the
least conEersant with the manner in
which the great Democratic party con
quered a peace and restored quiet to
"bleeding Kansas It would not avail
you III coming here to be invested with
= diplomatic character. Necessity
knowing no law, selfpreservation is
the first law Of Nature, Though slave
Try is benlgnant institution, and our
slaves the happiest people Oh the face
OF the earth, yet they might be easily
stirred up to rebellion, if free blacks
were allowed to come among them
Accordingly, the slave States have all
provided laws for taking and imprison-
ing free persons Of color, and eventual
y providing them with good homes on
some cotton plantation, by selling them
for Jail fees.
There are other Inconvenience which
yoa might be subjected to b. coming
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-07-14

Stock RISING The accounts from
all parts Of the country indicate pros
perity i'll the highest degree. With
an increasing crop, greater by far than
that of any previous year in the history
of our country-all our great staples at
highly remunerative prices and sea-
son Of unexampled healthiness-it is
not to be wondered that our communi-
ty should feel the impetus, and that
speculation should become rife. The
New York Eye1aieg Post, Of Monday
evening, says extraordinary buoyan-
on the Stock Exchange is the order of
the day. The speculative list is very
active and prices are again higher
The volume Of business is fast ;assum-
ing proportions which, in point of ami
nation and elasticity, promise to ex-
coed all the movements of the past
three years, not excepting the large ad-
vance attending the recoil from the
panic Of 1857. NIL Ssasti,aei
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-07-14
Pen and Scissors.

Five hundred Mormons were at
the Great Union Depot, yesterday, e.
route for Utah.
Theodore Parker and Peter Par.
ley died on the same day, May 10th.
John Holmes, Of Bristol, England,
gave four hundred and fifty thousand
dollars for religious and charitable pur-
poses during his lifetime.
--Fonr hundred Norwegian emf.
grants arrived in Chicago on Tuesday
last, en- route for Wisconsin, where
they intend spending the remainder of
their days at farming. Let them
come. There is plenty room for them
and as many more as may choose to
come.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-07-14

LINCOLN AND THE TARIFF.-On one
important point, the Tariff, Mr.. Lincoln
has a record that will tell in his favo..
in Pennsylvania. Here, after all, the
tariff is the vital question All parties
are fer the Union and the Constitution.
SO that there can be no dispute about
them. But all are not for protection to
American industry. The Democratic
party ignore IT, and if they ever get a
candidate Or a platform, neither dare
say anything III favor Of protection
Mr.. Bell has been q tariff man, but he
has no platform, and as he relies chief
ly oh southern States for support, he
will have to adhere to considerable ex-
tent to southern policy, which favors
free trade. Mr.. Lincoln is a tariff man
and stands on a tariff platform. This
circumstance will help him greatly
among the miners and manufacturers
Of Pennsylvania.-Psaana Daily Tel.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-07-14

The REPUBLICAN, PLATFoRM.-Carl
Shurz very happily condolences the
platform Of the Republican party as
follows,
To man-his bilthright To labor
freedom +; To him that wants labor
work and independence To him that
works-his dues.
We hope every German and labor
ing man will read not only the above
from the eloquent Shurz, but will read
the platform and be conviced that the
party is the friend to the
laboring man.