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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-01
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ast fakE5sS se4'sF4e@z
sw gsiAs q shlaahlag Bpssha& .xsi
ag r. an aAgB's khpEny kgses rs
& II cur 1isg Il Kanale -
,y Win nsr ingaat gIss 80.
3g d silver dewdrep,
- - Epsekiing sn sisa Rraen- &
Or an angel beauty AlIsng
The haaSsarg aagsam.
ah O. Lake Hasoahaam aanEtag
On a SaMaaA@s Siia,
Es eur aagling Fansis
With her waywwE9 villa
go Or 3 gisam eF sHnshine a..
% oaE dfsary PATH
= Melting Win hss bgightasss
The heavy elouds bP wrath. I
Play on little katTy~- 4H
80 Peri as ahsg WeStl u
sea,a Lsxsd b. each hahaidsr---
aH ada TsaAerlY eaTxsaasd~ 4 ass b.
May thy LIE dow gentiy, 5s
,y And swesEiy as ths rage
Of loving SMILES thai aiilpTs,
s.' " T'fs beauty u thy face.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-01

sD A few days since . child wRs kilI-
ed near Canaudaigua, n. Y, by a ram.
During she absence Of the family, she
boy, abous foaE years Of age, wandered
into the pen where the sheep we're kept,
and when feupd was lying in sho corner
Of shed into which il was evident he
had followed the aock, and where be
was attacked by the ram. The head and
facs were badly braised and disagured,
but be had probably been Allied in
stAnily.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-01

60 A letter from Rome, sayes 's'Kbs
Frsaeh array SdsssRts ak thls ne@sas .
Rshle snaEtasis. Touches kF The mfa-
sry which exists EhSrp, Ii has resolved %
materially aEasng sas poor of tie kRtmxzal
city. Eash ofseag giEea hsa1 fEaRsa a
moath for ths ssedy, and Ia every kitehsn
each 9Th ration fe set apart Tor sR4e sRnns
purpose. The gaasSal+an-ehise has ehomsa
an this nsans "a mGEpasa al hsa sraEs and
witheaf havisg previously eesssastsd Ais
goysrnmsnt, be has kaa pointed e9t TO him
by the presidents ag tha fou saem paxiNh@s
al Roma ths prinripsl poor Of thslr aia-
trteta whu are toe retiring to ask f0e help
He has had d lfas eE tAsm madss aEsa dis
srihatsa To thsm egsry day msak, saup and
sxo pounds Of bread apiece. Thass are
acts OF generosity hassf hsnorabiR 10 shs
natton.a fn asasE ] rss
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-01

~ The winter thus far has been un-
usually severe in France, sad more ia
vsrabls to she lee crop than the Last,
when, from she short durat lion OF win
ter, lhs ice hoasss in the nsiehbozdsOd
Of Paris, and from which that siEy is
supplied, we're uos hllsd. These ice
houses are buiIt ip the Bois de Bou-
logne, in tha4 pars eas OE BY the forti6.'
satisa on the msatsEn side Of the Ansail
railway, aad are capable Of storing not
less than $4,000 tons Of ice, Men are
already employed cutting ice IN The sd.
jaens lakes EoR kHing thsm. ~.. g st
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-01

- A physician IN indianapolis bro't
sais agaiAst . ARp$hsr physiei au foF pay
for visiting che pattsnts of the latter,
at hrs request. II was shown in evi.
dsnee that Is Was usual for phyusi ans
to attend each others patients and make
no charge, and is was decided that Gus.
tom, in such eases, made Law, and the
sonplaintng physician woaid kazs 10
abide by ths regulation. ,.f
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-01
NPARrN E.xgmm are

William Baksg and samaa s. Eyaus
have this day Formed copartnership ip unasE
the aags aaa style Of BsksF, i EYsas for
the purpose og tcarEying % ths G1essr
Business IN aT tab anchsss and hope biz
ssrtet attsnfIoa ID b ,slness 10 saefEk q share
os hs&Fade.. BAKEH d EVANS. I
| Aug, 4, 1850. 4a
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-01

g. ysass--f That's Gse hosss yoRirs
leading, Patrick, He carries hGs head
wen. -@ afs ft2 sAszas 4E's
Pat-@sThat's tzas. an lts sxana ksii
that be esaxrbss hehIna him.
Ioaes--s Behind him uon.E svsry ,
thsHg that carries tati. carry u bshand
hsm 4ss S ss E..ss v-~-rFs
PRs--ssFse. ger h0aoE - us sci
Joaes-~ssNCI what dealt Tf
Pats-s A gink, sure, earfsg fts tail @a
oas Side aaa lis hsaa "a the atheEsa
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-01

Ia Late advlcea from S.. Petersburg
mention that the Russian government
are negotiating for the purchase from
the Emperor Of Japan Of the southern
half Of the island Of sagbalisn, the up
per part Of which they already hold
Il is also sAid that ths rsCsnt aoquisi-
tious Of China on the Amoor are regard
ed Of less Yalae than vas supposed, as
the. river iS frogen Rix monsbs in the
xsaP.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-01

GeB The membars Of the General As-
sambly Of Tennessee paid their respects
in a body, On tho 18Th inst, 70 the wid-
sw Of the late Ex President, James K.
Polk, at her residence, 10 Nashville
1hts marx OK respect to Mrs. r. has been
observed annually BY the Legislature for
several years past.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-01

{ - q SsaA aaa Anaallass aams waa
FEsrtased - . LAZY b AsAshss, agles-, ras
ssssaS sss,aARlsk Raaekmass q EAaa
city, had iaas drawn ersm bsakame esas
ths gum ra s3,aoos sgsals sEesgsax -
siasaalk essa IN u Ast assss ia
vas assDstsa ~ > psssss he ksnsasaaanly
sxssrsse, whe I'D AeR sAaR zes Bggaasa
had mads . miaEaks 10 eeaneaAg tn
sys esd shas BE sesshsa % sgesmHs ~ nalw
slsuassang ths s@sAssanas aA alas AaA psa..
saning sksasraassesp - aasAszas ne kan..
aed hin sas weasv sd gak Aaka 3Aa saE.
Eis8as s1ns pssaea q asasasaamly ssks,.
EiaF did ass ass
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-01


AM66s - is Ms5ssAs a - skE sgsssaais
i r.,mynaa Is a,ssssk55ss Sps4l ~,
u d Z ~ ! Z s's's G ~
- 3 -. = :. !. = - -, -.
81 80 hsaf {Ely Y Y y ~
7 81 6ag Asw Gask.
sa@ssssvs ss & - as4z "A 5s.nsssa ,,,..
+ TAI - ~ ~ Il - ESlylaans Hss asssi.
= - . = Go q. = ssa -, - ~ a.
liTss 8, : - - go ssa.saa : - -
aaglesss ~ - sA s2ab ESsl ie1S
~ - ,.Assss a. 40. ~ Il ~.
hsSs ass,sss Is 4 81 : ~ Hslass
- q slss { -.
Iiars.s 80 ~ q - 1 ~
sspriuss 81 q III ssss II 1 gs sksep darkk.si
I Ia. r.,., xgsss ,.a.u.i..n. &
s. ssss - sss s. 49, - =
aS - - s. 81 49, sssI;r-s To-
- 80. - & shs,,iassf 81 -
lowed to kfass s anon his annt. HtiL
.I a Cana.asass sss - raant;an. Aha uar-
Il ringa & 80 k4AyTFgs ~ Ma
Auna csss sSs..s 2.ssva stsarsa @ga not
usual II5.F ia osss. d il plain.
has L III 4 -. s 8 Il
a = s..as Il. a. .a.nsa fssaus
fassgn - ~ FL Y :. is.rs 81 -, ssh;~b
+ wesokea o..a. uranas That 9lssss ysasg,yt
hsrd . bear - 80 - ! IL
- Ts,a n,a,,. Io.s,.h, ssrn,s,s, !. "A .f..mx,s, /
Eliut. zee aasa;Iaa 4, - sy-6uyhs Of !
RaIs;nnr -, 80 80 = -. - ISSs ~ 80" :.
of sheulder-hitsara. FlfDs ,wa~ knosEs5
down. bat his comua6ioD esoansd s.. /
atght. Whass the ssoundrala hit Flint,
Sparks aste. zara @a4 sli -sessiss \
Mr. ggiIllam Hssd wna robbs sd near
CorinEh, Ala, on ahs 18th iAsa, The
Corinth paper SAYS that the name of the
hFehwaymsu 10 unknown, but there IL
no aoubG thms be vas Eohbin' Hood. @
A Mr. Bcntiy has bean indicted Ia Al
ALBANIA FOR stFikino ! atyangsr With an
ags He ' .sHs b. sisnss 80, bas ~ mar
tha s.ranvey was a rohbsr n a;anst
Know. 90 6e axed him.
- --.
- S, - I ths - ra.S"r a. an;ss;~ai T - 80 ~
HsyrT u,Srv .srs .a.s sstss,th i - -
sIiy siar~ ~ - -. y pr@hsbi|;t ,
IA Sa~sr m ansb = F. az hs
- : s''.' 80 y go 49, ,st ~ = ~, Il
sa,tI, - "A : 80 - -, 60
hwD hamvs nA ywSsh km@B- I 4
s'f,,I e. -. -. - - -. G
-, - -%~s...ss." ''~NS =" >A'~ - =
~FPt /;
man 10 our State, who attempted TO
aug q oeaasiial yoang woman naned I
h t'anaon' h$s sasa Asr Tor stTiking nrm IN y
the eye Why shoutd a fellow squeeze
Lsmon unless he wants panehT
MF. j. .. FsiI, hisslss'pPl editor,
ASKS Wnsn iS a., "s shali get Wlss. CnaouoE- .
oe4ore F&ii, u svGT' 49, @.s a
Mr. Henry a. Rhals says, in Missis- h
sippi paper, that he has s'woEked zeal :
1usly for the administration" Now Let y
ltm tarn and work faithfully against it. 5
.tls poor Rals that won't work both b
says ,,xr 81 - Z
Mf' and Ars. Brewer, of Mayyne Cos i
a0Fs Iseaky'sNo ehlIaren' Ihelrs 10, a
Il u ME- sE' 'A'"A" S4sssA9''s "f0"SAS ~ y
o
"A man naaaea j. - Bait has sss up 4
'a@FfHg s@op In eAs Of oar western Sli- "
ages; We knoW MN OF o1as mheasVss 6
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-01
wRas EK. E@Ma&eaE ~ III.
ARGEHHTEC IL BalaE IN ~,

~ - copAckL aAuKFss EoHA.
Thanked ser past fagess, LesSar ny ssar
vices 70 the pubises amss will sE2cnka alI or.
asrs with prompkAssasnd dispatch.
0Eaega aasi1gteds zeaE
Sapt 5, fs5e. tf
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-01

kp 4 bill il bafoEs tAs D. ]. LegiB-
lasREs Ter toe protection Of gas eousam-
ers. It prhibits companies from oharg-
ing for the use Of meters also forbid
ding them frpR rsqqtnHg advance pay >
Easns for more gas than will be sonsam-
eain one day also Furnishing, By yix
or twelve mouths's imprisonment, any
false record by the inspectors.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-01
Froma svashfA gsam.
The senate, Ia executive ssssz0a h@s'
c0aHsmsa tAs following sYpsaHsassnta

cSafEmsa sAs following sYpsaHtmsuta
@azna Smisas sa TaaR-, eaEnaaisalnmag
Isg gsasral l&nd osBee.j Col. stamhaggh,
az Pa, Surveyor general OF Utah Gee.
dfiash ug tad seesaSsF OF pa6a1s moaeysl
RE EantaaI ala W. O. haEshSss sf VIA.
rsgiater Of land aHses af SgpstloT, Via,
Il. Means ee Fowa, fscsiseF, Of land once
@s Eswa gisyJ w. a. Bsvsas, Arkansas,
Esesivsr Of lan& sEass al hassgille, AEkanr
saS, Mr.. Rose az AFk@nsAs, receiver of
land efsee at CiaEksvifis, aFkznsasj H.
A. SstzsE rsgisear IL camhsi&gs, @tmay
8. .. sealvsr register at Portland Migns ].
J. Clark, receiver at Port Clark, kansas;
II. A. MsGilI, secretary Of the terTitoFy ~
Washington AZ. r. simonds, Indian agent
Ger IRdiaas az Puget soaAd, z3 s,ET
There have been 81 O10, ,009 worth Of
seFib issaed ky the post ofgiesae aepastsRsus.
0ma man, 1t 10 sAid, owns 81 coo seeGa. 1aE-
chased nj eighty ssals. aers n. v1s-r.s.f
The president has rendered to ex G0v.
srsor Themas OF Ind Che Unissd SkSS@@
szsaaaxsFsiaigs He asellRss. Be s#t telt8
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-01

The Black Rspahliean govsEnog aR
Msins devctes - newspag agsF lEnss ts din.
rsassiEx, Ia hia fass @ssssg@, e @Baasalng
Eanaaa,' and aaGKaea, and anlY 7& to the
psEulagioAs OF hia rsvarsnd hlsma, the LAka
state treaearerf Ger. Basska didn't svsm
aaes aliaaeH In hEn. s6 sans sssxsamsAaasss
af shs state azameF ana he prpspests cs
bis kriend NaEas assm, baaaw e0aapSgisa ~
wifhOad ehe sse eSssiaaaae - Rfeza - R8pah4
lseaa sasctisaesFiAg fuAA IA sAa naxs staAs
eAmrsasgn sgesaea Peat.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-01

@ As lssgsaAaAnxs g MAsaswF ae
nassssS nnsmlmsaualy hslI appz Ng
81 80 SsK 4 iksanaasas u - -.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-01
CL o n HI C

Il II - II IN 4 " u
[ .4-s., sKxRR oFFERED wKs4s
We are enabled, fram the many arivaa4
tages that ws possess, 10 make 1t greatly
g yaur iRtstsst to PURCHA AsE FRO d
FfRST-seiliRg mere than all the eth
er Clothing Houses, We saa sad ssia Ssal
gaaysf Laspey Pssexs ~rs- - F-.
SECOND -~- Selling TO none but hFst-
class Merchants, we make bat few BAD
DEBT s, and therefore need but
8 M 4 LII PRO FITS.
THlRD~~From our IoHg sxpsrisHee-4-
twsaty odd yaars--ws uRasFstand the basi-
ness thoroughly, and kMow how to
|. go CUT, MAKE AND TRIM
Our Goods which is every shlug In Cloth
ing.
FfFTR-And very important--ws pur.
chase our gpods from the Importer & Man
ufaeturaF ut the lowest poaBfbis rates
ssahy OF them for cash, aud Manufacture
them into Clothing at our MaanfaetoSS ii
Nex York. ar 81, = -E# 3fts - s. %
When Ia our city, ws invfte yea 10 caFl
In and sxa mine our stock, and we are fully
satisfied that your interest will iAduee yon
10 purchase. +s
MeTTo-'Tss 10 TfpabIs BE- EhasS gsaas
MARTIN q BROTHER.
Ahg 10, So. Ina
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4 elsggymsa ef shs sAursA eE SCOT
Land has bean dssssssd d psssasag, i
hia eva, tbs ssxmoa IL An6gsss olssky.
man, . Msshodiss, II Soas salsssisy.
Bot spsa sxaminasisn, ii was goazs sAAs
shs lasees sgYerasd gea ssnaa he'd ssslaa
Ice asms sswmaa AFem ; ~ was Is ssss
Rev Drs GsssswOaas uE Basaaas sEsass
tied asssnoss u 9osasl sasea.s p gna
eaansl % soe saFekaI 10 asdga sss8
secoad- -hsaAsA masssr. s
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-01
sPECHAE NOTICE
MkEssESsaRPK AND MISSOURI
AND .sa+Favea f --...
CEAzGAG@ AND ROCK KsK4AN %
!

=
r A IL r O A DIST
The ouIy through route to ChfeaEo from
Des Moines, CouRciI Bluffs, and ali POINTS
in WsstsFm aud Central Iowa. 7sFES
I've Passenger Trains leave Iowa Clty
and Washington, Daily, Sunday excepted,
aR folkewR: a sts
FROM IOWA OTTY. s..s @a
Mail, S. .3Sa. m;arrive at Chieago a.40p. n
Exp- Q. 10 p. nns arrive at Chicago & 40 d. m
FROM VA SIZING TON
Mail, 3 IS T. n; arrive at Chicago ., 40 ,. m
Exp, T2. 30 p %, arrive At Chicago 8, % am
- Eha aosning train from Iowa City
and W ashingson 10 the ehly tE&aa leaving
Iowa City In the mofHing that makes q
connection with the Thro' Express Train
Of Michigan soatharn r. Il same evening.
Psssengsrs hy aHY cthsT routs are phhg-
ed to FAaaai1Ia ChicAgo unsil khe aexk nor-
uing. FSsseBgerS are specially requested
TO NOTE THE FACT that this 10 the
Oaly TkFsaga RsRts fyBm Esscs CEts 20 CAi~
cage. The decided advantage it possesses
BY the connection Of the two Roads, at
the Mississippi River, give 1t 8 preference
over ait other routes All trains run thfo
TO Chicago without change OF cara, eros
sSng the Mississippi River T. B. Bridge
hetwe2a 04y supsst &n& Rosk Islaaa 1n d
dlshsasms wikhkhs hssS oEtims tz1s ais4
aoYanee aud liability to loss Of Baggage,
incidental to other lines.
Connections are made at La Sale, with
u aims of the IDlRoaa Esatrsl Railroad, for
Dunleith, Galeuas Sainoy sS. L0Gfs and in
tsEmediats points,
At Chicago, with trains OF the miehi-
gan soOtAera, Michigan Central and Fort
Wayne L. Chicago Railroads.
- Thuugh Tickets can be prpegssdl
at Waahington and Iowa CITY, to Buffalo,
Albany, N. T., Boston, Pittsburgh, Phil
aGsIphia, Baltimore, ahA all The principal
points 10 the United States snd t'an2das.
. sH4PPRRS OF LAVE sBQCg. E -
viii Ead this the most desirable aud AK
pediti0us 3ats from Iowa City to Chicago
and tha Eastern market.
- Slsek TTsiRs rus tbTgEgA iR l4k
kaSrs, taskAoas ReTTi9se aT sAAag@ Of csTs
I :. JOHN r. TRACY Gen. sup. s-
w. L. ST. JoHx, Gen. Ticket Agent.
Jan /, 1859 srs ara iy e
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-01

GA New YORK paper understands
that Lady Rranklia will pay visit 10
that sisy within fsw weeks, and that
shssassoa be the guest Of o leading eiti-
Ean, distinguished fer bis phigasshFopis
sxaEaioas IA prosecuting she search fsr
SiK J0hn Rraskiim. s'
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-01

aI 4 merchant prince Of New York
has Fsesntly purchased very rich dress,
which is to b presented as bridal pres
entto bis nie~s, beautiful young lady In
Fifth avenue. 4 lady correspondent Of
the Rost0a TrsUsllgT describes I as fol-
lows: II is Of gFoseiiIs color silk
ard ecsG $3.50. II Is figured with small
boqusts Of aowsrs, and has Mae marrow
aoancss, cash edged wtth velvet. But the
eorsags is its most beautiful feature, orna-
mented az 1t is With hchu berthe OF tul-
IA, kriznsae8 vvitk blsads1 " .ss s.a
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-01

azss Ssasssass % shs autsrfss lsas
apEIlsa 70 sAsssae ard Pox Fnaiaus -
full sEadian wAssdrsas, % be presses
Sd, thFeagh the Ffsasa miulsfeF, 10 E,aass
Napoleon. Tue tribe hks sasas geasr-
onaly responded wssh d spaendia equip
maas ssalpsag -knife, tomahnwk, peace
pipe, asa varisas other articles 81 say
aks warfare 81 asaE $a 9s
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D. Ialz.l. 1a.. II.

rms EemA Leg lakaxs hx 4 vols se u
"a. ra-slaeksd Mam. IamsSs gz&ssMKs u ..
Bsszmknw kszf ssx ysaka krmaA - ~ &axsks
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-01

- Tha Lottery sgstem. IN Maryland
will be broken up 81 tbs ''nqv eodo''
adopted BY ths legislature, The fact
has eauaed, i 10 aaids geaersl rejoicing
in Baltimore. Delewsss appears to be
the only State which braves public opin-
ion in this mastsr, and there gambling
is encouraged b build ehsrches, though
il ruins families and prostratss indasr
try. h~.~r.---.~..-. ....
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81
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s8xz# a@ayaA a4t3 Se4sF9 9a e4& Sq*
9As@a q n@nn me 4 .ssss Essassg so
t@aa mfkaTNee.
R6itfsn1mass k.-.- !. - - aaasasg IL ii.
ssssslssa - assgs aazne essss W TsRaAasSsya Il
- msssiag pe TIA AsgisAahars, anokAs y
= aoS. ~ lsfsp sass' assasaks saas sas III =
deligeFsd en sha aA4sa 5sasSsb 81 Sssa3
! Mr. Aatkasn, gevsgzar alaets wa& mps a
be iAaaggraked aatil ths sth OF ash..
Gov #eIaeg sEsa Gee nsAyes 80 ~
A1ab .sasy sAs lsaaaig ssn&sdassa 20 - \
fss1ss gss Z psel. r.as 4 ,s,.,t2 ,.sssusly
- tbs stsa ate.s assstsysd eRey yo0@ sssts
Aseossss fsesa carson Yallsy rs.nrsssaa !.
sha eEfem from ID Feet dsep. MihEn8
ppaHAkisns waEs smBpsmaaa4 - sssss /
Tw& yanng man wb@ geab sgagn @Aees&
Hasate e huaE Il shs Vicinity. of Hpnh0ls
So, I'D been aaar2exsA hg The Tadia 81
a passy as namhDidk paapAB aakhsksA aha
Indlaas kllisng Ia ~ e<ssy 1 IL .e.m.
TIE Aeeouhts fron the Esansl kamesn
nsEssss soas aaa&a ene safAgfa9. ssi9J
A hzil haA A&ea ags8snaad q sasa WmaAs
ihgten tAsTfIegial isglslaiuSs, - ogganAxe
sha fihdlans ba8w ssa Iaie eaadf ds Hare AzA9
shs ssFasss 60 Rasaaepg Asehmsssy @oazaty /
Thas i aAe aiegRtsl ssTgileEEs ekalma@ ~
EnRkana asad iha United &zaken 4
xhe BFfEiah NevernfasnE has svsgiss a& sea
nsaa OF war Eeua San IzaAS ksian&s saa I.
handoaed tina aispntsd tarritaEy pnkn 50
TIVE gDysrnments settle the uttss
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Repuelacan mam abGaa.

Ata rsSsnt slestion Tor Mayog In New
Bedford, Ksass C. TabeS, asmscggty was
eascaad by SO maiorstF sgsE Wsstsa Haw-
land. has black republican oPP9nent.-~
me following IN ae9py Of one gf tAs
b3ask .repabaiean hamdeglssE SgF1@ EsE1
RgpUBLze4Ns OF SEW BEnFoRD.
Caa aay u yos sesistsHtIy 80 ia tAs
poIls and Fote Tor -u. .-,.-.t
.s.-..- IsAAe c. TABKass -,...-.-
A dssp-dyed Democrat.
who has been aoEainate6 by nis owa
paxty, wsRn new sshiAeetha DEATH knsll ss
4 | john BR0WE Fr s.Fs
10 heard adj sEeE the Iand shaa tAa
slave power attain . victory in ths Tepab-
liean city Of New Bedford tn such ttaae
80 thia.-~- sW s3a1 - a as ear
sa-a st Heaven forbid. ls .aall
Heavsa did Eer-bia the falaxs power fspm
triamukaiax but khe napocEscY txanmFAed
in that hereaefora A5oIition city noswith-
standing the ssdealh kRslis iwxs saaer de@EA
kMeET of Aboaasi0assua In Asw Bsasnr& 90
u FAH Ds IN k1w&- Ihangn raA p8nple
were 80 much opposed to slavery ghey
will not support I agsy that 10 'gigiang 70
trsEnpas UsaaA th@ a&eEed Eighsa aS aMs Git
Ixsas Of one half Of this Republic o. to
Iaud thieves and murdersrs as thedgh they
were Saints &aa Martyrs. PsaGs hsatsRt
WEAas's EcE HoAT.-~WisEd,a Ice boat
was put In Bueesasfl opegaticn Ut Pratt
ne dl Chieu oa the lin inzt!, and proves
3 decided purreaa. q, TaaeatEial trip % La
fayssts, a DISEASES Of hiEty two-nilss IN
2:f0, returning In tive hours and carrying
tweaty passengers. On tls IL tEase at 4
z. n, DE hoat safs wlth = hggs party for
Galsnas instead Of st. Paul, 40 seeouht
OF thaiF being feaa snow Ia thai dire@tioH.
g Prof. Wlafa hopes to make Ehs .tEip sssm
prahie de Chisa ie, DaaIelth In Isas than
kss heura. The iayentor and his friends
Il, greatly slaEsd with the success af Ito
Eca beat, whfeh wiii prsxe 8 nsw sra u
steam navigation. Orders have hsea gfv-I
en- for the construction Of saother fes Boas
which. sgf@a esmpsstsSl, will Eam bskyssen
Galsna aad Praise dz Chlsns hDek5pT d
Ness.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-01

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Passengers SIS AsaMkAaI and khs Keaknk
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bn, N Ysgkk muskea. rhsls Id.
s5fas I'd an S5EaaS III y Ill 6oash % hosirs
aalaksE thaa "a Hanhlhal and Ksokak
Rafksasp ana 40 hours qaaoksr shMaby AAy
othsr route. 81 Ss8
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ns particular ana pFprmEs gaax Ttekhlaks
Tie M M. B. n
e. 81. ABBOTT, Passsnges Agk.
Rev J J, ssns At So joseph.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-01


re Paest scsna papess aFs asasai
with aeneames sf : Fsssat ease uk sgaaaal
AhastsDk pAaas as olymplas wiaegs q esR-
aaan aGs. q and AgE. q had . dAtElenlsB. -
akss. waakss u bog sewing EaaeAiass bas
heF hashand would not give shs nagssssEy
maney q pay for II, she thsrsfors beg
rswsd shs amegnt sran NJ, G. Mr, ..
gps isalsgs, armed hlpaslf with saot gyms
and spsehs sut his Supposed rival. TAs
latter aEaed bGasssIg wlsh j plsEel. they
iaaa.ss III slss hEgh@ u, arsds end hosh eel
dsAa Ibas ssy Euwsssf, sssu
lfsss, SssE aaalssEtaiss - assivsesd
nsah ~ Il aa9 maRAsesF. wAsa - ssas ksas
aaN sIaA asesss shsak himssla aa&ssaal
hsne,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-01

IMPORTANT RACTa FoR EASTERN
r BOUND TBAYELKRSa
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Rasa ass RgEseTss taT fasass Rssssmasf
ssss B# ss@s-ss@s@ d q EftE& ,zEE#E8As
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Fronsisg TO ths Sea shose
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4 4 m0Yegaess hAs Aeen ssaaea y
aglAna n sne0axags yqgsag spweA 8
lesgn he wasab nakiHg trades wiaas I
vlsw 70 aasl Il sAsm n SNpsig and alsAz
watshssa bransh 9g hasinsss 10 whieh
Ehsrs il eORstant employnsna In large
tpwns and sisiss. The widow of . wasah.
maker IL Bosson goas time sg0 main-
tsinsd haTsslE Tor years ID WORKING a.
ths trade, - .sFa ~.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-02-01

- Frpm Japan tins meat Important
ID the aaaouBesHaat that the gessgB-
msaa waa abSat TO send senmlssiSnsTs 70
the United stasss., fhky were % leave in
February. Thsfs WIN b two eamulssieR-
srs, two esnsoFs, whs via have so repors
np tbs eondaet ok Abe so@ulasiossss, thrs&
Iisa1euaAts, six govaussra, sisAt generals
aa4 seloRsls, two ihssfpEetsss, and Eeu5
ssfrsnts. Tue dispatch of tAls eOgaEaia-
siea is In pursuanes Of an srtielk III the
treaty wit@ tAa pHi1sa ssatss Increasing
epnaeaHes ID eaast9ssed - GEisaiagT be-
twaeH foreigners AID the gspaasss goy2-
sgnnenk. IL
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-24

During the week there will be other purses given for
beaten horses.
The racing men, Anl the public of California gener-
ally may rest assured that the purses above adver
tsed, will be hung up in the Judges stand regularly,
and at the appointed hour on each day.
Ten per cent entrance all the above purses,
which are free for all ruenng horses mares, colts, fill
lies, and gedlngs in the state except the FIRST days
race.
The foregoing races will be run according to the
Rules of the Marysville Park.
All entries to close at the Judges stand on the ev-
ening Of the day preceding each race.
The track has been put in complete order, and now
in fine condition to receive horses. Those who may
wish to train their animals have an opportun-
ity OF doing so.
Fine stahling accommodations are on the premises
and abundance Of excellent water, and nothing will
be found wanting conducive TO health and convenience
Ample accommodations will be provided at the
PARK HOUSE for visitors.
a PAVILION has been erected for the accommoda-
tion of Ladies and Families who nay rest assured that
person Of improper character will be allowed on the
track r Il. OlIANLON,
ml-1m Proprietor Marysyille PARK Race Conrse.