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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-10
POLITICAL,
ISL. c. BRECKINRTDGE STAKEHOLDER?
This query, which has been going the rounds of
the papers, is answered by the following:

RICHMOND, Aug. 30, 1860.
As the report has been somewhat circulated
about Virginia that Major John Cabel Breckin-
ridge, Of Kentucky, and nominee of the Equal
Rights Democratic party, is a stakeholder, l
wish here distinctly to deny its truth; for | am a
lily, and that he Is a stakeholder although not
a large one; for his means are so moderate as not
to allow him to be so; and he now holds, and will
hold it is probable, the family servants that he has
inherited. His sentiments are strongly Southern,
and in accordance with his birth and education
Hoping you will publish this over my signature
| remain yours, very respectfully, &C.,
n WTNeTnN ST,Nprp
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-10
FOURTH DESPATCH. |
THE Sawed

CHICAGO, Sept 9.-The following are the names
of those saved, in addition to those already men
toned:
Charles May, Michael McGrath, Peter Welch
George Furlong, William Elwood, John Regain
William Dewar, James McInis, John Murray,
Frederick Halpier, John Roper, T. Pritchard,
John Evertsen and wife, John Doyle VIM. Waldo,
Isaac Kingsbury, John Gilmore, Mr.. Burke and
wife, John NJ. Rutley, Frederick Snyder, J. H.
Willard, H. W. Gunnison, Peter Walsh, William
Leryer, Frederick Devesky, Bridget Rehoe, John
Rossiter, E. De Bar, James Rogers, Frederick
rettmeyer, L. Powers, Mrs. Rivers, of Milwaukee;
Terry Crothers, Patrick Maher, fireman; Mrs.
Simonds, George Davis, Patrick Myers, of Chicago;
Jacob Cook, of Fon -du-Lac.
[The despatch does not say how these parties
|
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-10

NOVEL FRAUD--The Detroit Gas Company
has recently detected one John Boyle in the
private sale CT "rights" and "instructions' for
the use Of invention of his, By which
gas meters could be prevented from showing
the amount consumed. Two of his customers
were also arrested for having paid him
round sum to arrange their meters. The company
nings, as high as $1,000 feet-worth SSl. 1t is
reported that Boyle has sold many 'rights" for use
in EaSern cities.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-10
Arrival of the Steamer Prince Albert Mt New
York;. Aldifional Eoreicr., Int

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-The steamer Prince Albert
from Galway on the 2Sth, arrived here this morn
ing. The chief features of her news have already
been made public per despatch from st. johns
She brings London papers of the 9th and Dublin
papers of the 2Sth ult.
The steamer Saxonia arrived out on the 9th.
ROME Aug. 27.-The Pope is said to have ex-
pressed to the Duke Grammont his readiness to
agree to the proposal for Italian Confederation.
| Turin advices state that provisional govern
ment has been established at Foggia, the capital
of Capitanata, one of the Neapolitan States.
The Ex-Governor of Beyrout has been convicted
by Fuad Pasha of high treason.
| The Greek Minister of War has resigned
General Bosco, with the Neapolitan forces, was
| at Monteeon.
The weather in France had become magnificent,
and its continuance for fortnight would, it was
| thought, cause an extraordinarily fine vintage.
-Four hundred volunteers for Garibald from
| Parma had been OBLIGED To return from Genoa
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-10

LITERARY.-The circulation of the CornhW Maga-
zine is carefully watched by its fellows an expo
nent that will, if successful exert grea influence
on the whole system Of periodical publications in
England. The number of copies issued hiss sunk,
according to the statement of the publishers them
selves, in their advertisement circulars from lO0-
600 to 5000, which looks rather ominous. While
on the contrary, McMllan's Magazine is steadily
increasing, and the veteran BIacEcood, so far from
being injured by the cheaper competitors, has in
creased its sale this year by more than 500 copes
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-03-21
Trae-eg.sEg - -
RrtRnfeneel Parfner,

About three o'clock one meFnIng shas
week, ths aensoF paFtngs Ia y liEaa doing
baaInesa n this eiSy, was awAksHsd from
has alamheFs by gentleman who inform
ed hlns that, as be was passing tae stqEe
ofths RFst menttOnel gcualeman he saw
asIighs, streaming thfoueh tbs sFssiess
from lhe inside, and also beard noises
EAat fniusea himto the belief thfI the
ssoTs @as being robbed and he therefore
thsugIit proper % inR0En che gsnlleaaan
immedi diately. The merchant fhaakka his
infogmcr aud hassilF denRiug hIs cloth
ing. secured tbe services Of fgs otkgEs
and the Informant and FASTENED to the
doar. oil kM sA
ApproasAihg softly, 20 avoid distHrb-
ink sks thieyss { 4 such they might be, ]
be peeped alksagh tSe ksy hole and saw
swo GguFes In sae b@ak part of che ssoTss
but aba EiRha waa 800 inMtakiaCs 80 Fee5g4
nSas Ahsnas HsQaiasly unlocked tAs do0g
hewsvszs ard ID sosnpAAy with hts coni.
ga6es entered The room a saaaan aiarm
was crested smcng the preceding tenants
azla tlsa merShank sad hls posse feeling
sire e cspsnging the raseaIss aiih fex
boah9e reached The aecAas aaa thers--
with psnsalOons hall on ard 4 face Ti@
xallang ) baas at Naanass-4~diats5raFed-s-
tbs imssis 81 paxsnss Of shs RFm aaslns. Be
4 neisa sA The bsck acex AstTAesed shs
nesise eg enc of he nsw eeuAsrs and de-.
sseanAnsd 10 salys tie snysseTy, be rushed
10 tbs door, 5ask III siaae 81 see piece q
nalIa0 assaugsxT &r0nna she adioInipa
corner. TGs sAi6g hha escape i end on.
IN us luskY Angranes uf Ehe ae aier part.
nsr probak III sakl sssb anfaf ftba here
maaas possasazas@ sle zzssasf ssa Die reEec,
s6oa 81 hassn9 81 foods st len frcn
ssslsiaz la ssfy j sgslaas0 em Haepk
K y
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-03-21


SoExE IN AZ EnFToR's RooA, Va En6
ghe following in ons oE par sxsMangas.
which oar expsFienss sa@ehss ms ID be
che case steh gsaas aAAay aaea sksb
UBLIGEEs pkTEoE-- Na&s Kwans ye3tn
just pas IN lilsls Local nofiss u my
new stock vii you
EDfvoa -0f course bow maay Ifnse
xili d hare Fs4
pAT--Oh, ss1is yoaFsslE. Yes kBsw
vhere nv staFs Is and shas a is4 rs
Eo--Bat eag eaAFges axs Agtesa Saasg
line, and Il y6a Viii Say h6w aSaav
yoa wans, shsee viii BE- ae aizeaity ak
AL hagcafgaE.
PAT~.F ant DO yss axpess . charge
g1r iga don't wans 70 aaveFsasa aafN
want fpnff.n Eoa donsk shasxs may-
thiag FER ahsns, do yoaY
Z En~-hss IL yaa wili allsw me ~ eaans
lnso your ssors aad walk 90 wiAh whaas
sysF please . saks, Hisheaa ahagwsu-~
Will yea agres to shass
TExrt patron ID rage, wish ! gssss
big He4 ID h3s esq. Hf's3
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-03-21
WARRAMT K0sT. |.

scf.ss 10 heCsby givsn, khat osTtaan
Land maFEnt lssnsd Go siIaa -. WhsesaF,
anaeI iase of Leth January, 1885, eaIlfms|
toF Izo seres and being No. as,846, hes hssa
i9Ss, aad2nst appaaeatiea viii be maae I'd
SAs Gahsr@ Lsnd 0@ea Ger TIE issaa es a
sNPlteats Hleseefs al shs sxpirskicn 81 this
hottrs. - M. D. NHHELTR-
Dse Is, 1859 vrs +
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-03-21

CasEafSa. New Hampshire Repahii-
Gtn~ 4Ay lhAt, "a uEh t4ey wsIk hard,
ga y sab make tsW yresalytss there, and
thr Prov,4sRs- PSsf says THAI pgscissly
srs Is true Of the party 10 L igls Lalasi
81 IL never worked barrier Ehsn is ta waEa.
tng to-day but Iastead of n Akiaa pSas.
plytes Is L every dag losinE gRaHnd. e :
AUd the Post say thai while Gosuscss
Gus vii: have the Sigrg u beginaing 10
roll nbek Ehs kaSiiIlea tide on the see
oad si ApTri, thai Rhode Islaad, tEe
days altar, viii gre Is gresf, lap4tus.
Things begin 70 wear = nsw face 10 d s4
England, lt really Looks aa GAough Mss
nsmpshiFo, G0nnsstient snd RhTods Es-
land. weFs aboEl 70 givs RspshlisaaisHl
= hard lick. Dem perata, 70 do ID, Bansa
Clsss up thGSr ranks, 30 tegathera look
90 their organisation, and spend all thsis
6ghsing powsF On their eaemiss. And lss
aioas non essentials amaRg Ebssaselgss,
ue Is tne ge0d llsnocTat Row wh0ss
hands l'sar up AM On shs Dam0esAass
Q&AHSEs5H Fssa-s#a aas
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-03-21

We abstrasa from the Prize Currsgs the
following faGts relative TO- this great
staple OF the Wssr. The number Of
hogs packed IN % ch StAts for the years
named were as follows:
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-03-21
MENsk ssaRksx AND MISSOURI
-.~s+ A&ns = s-4H
!.

r ALL r O A 19Si
The suaT shEeaga seass ts CAIeagu from
Dss Moiaes, C0uneil BIaiSa, esd aI peEnts
b Western aRd OsasEaI iF0sEn. q 2 = .
1--WE Raxae&g&r Tsafass ss4se Eo@a city
and Washington, Daily, Sauday excepted
RRoM IOWA orTY. e
Mai, S1s0s Es sgf4vs ae Chicago 5.S0p, Q
Exp. .a,fap. nj arrive as Ehiea9sa GOA, d
FROM w a SIZING TON! A
Mail, 3. .4Sa. ~, arrive 81 CAieagu 8. 40p. "a
Exp, II 90 p4 ID; srYfvs at Chieaso 3. 90 a. "a
Ths nsoEnang train from Iowa City
and Washington Is the only tram leaving
TSwa City In the morning tAas makes 4
eonnsskiom with the TkT0' ExpTesa Train
of Michigan SsakAsxn n. = s4ms evening,
3f Psssengerwbs asy s&hesrbuee' are O6iigA
ed TO remaia In CAAeago until thenext nor
ming. Passengers are specially requested
70 EOTES TMR RAET asaHE anis is the
Qaas TRgagg& RSus@ }Taw Fs@@' Gag - Cks-
aaS9. Ths aeeidad adEAntaSe Il pesssasas
hy The e0naection ag ike two Roads, at
tie MisalasIwpa RivsE, give Il a pEefursRes
over al nGhaH routes. AL trains run thro
sa chseaEe wflhaus change ef ears, eFos-
sing De Mississippi River Il. b Bridge
bekgRsam naxanpaFt and Rock Leland, khns
aisp@nsing with ths less Of tina, shs aR4
noysnea and I1biiitg to iess Of Baggage,
iaciaensM 10 other linss, n =
Goanaekiaaa aEs mada at la aailss with
trains AZ the Iniaois Ceasrsl Railroad Ter
penfsith. GsIsnas Cairo, 81. Loais aEdIn-
ternedia&s p0fnk8. a saG E ~.a4 ,g ..er q
AT k.hlcage, with trains sf the Miehl-
xaa goukhsxn, AElchigaa csnExsl Sad Fort
Ware y hleage RsAlfesdaf Up I.
/ Through Tickets can be Proenrsa
at WaaAlngs0a and Iswa City, 10 Raaaio,
AIbsnrs Ne -, HossoR, Pittahurghs Phil-
adelphia, BaltlmoEe, sAA al the pxlReipal
poiais II the United States and csnadas,
! - SHIPPERS OF LIVE STocK.
VIII hnd fhis ths most desirable and ex-
peditious rysss aaoa IONA City 90 Chicago
and the EaskeEH maTksk. III
- assek TrziRe rsa AEsxgA IN i4h
xssTs, rsaakemg Feryiags A. eAeRgs sf cars,
J0HNs r TRACY, Gen. Sap,
W. T., 81. JaaS, Geaa- Ticket Ages.
+ x.% NEA = eS
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-03-21
So Ak II
= W ~


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= !. :. -: - - - - = s
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ngEE ~ - 80
II q * 81
- ). ~ - Il - -. - n -
4 lsaa.s = = e sas TX fsss
Y ~ q y y y y 9 zaa
%
ss Il nas zes q. n Il =
-. - 4 - k1zsN 81 ssss 80
80 ~
Y. Y Z 80 = - = - zs'ss aaasz -
zE8 1s
- s.s i. asslssss 81 81.
- 2s'a 80 = y
II ssle'sA - aaess =. gstsHA e
sa ssssax 49, n ssasAls - - q -
-. s...ss - :
ssEx ksssssss ~ sss - H. sssAE & VS.
- - - - ssssz sa IS ~ 80 xE.aFlaa
a@ea psssaA Aasa - Naa O.
u II =, =, = ksas AIaass -
Il = = tss IL a5N ~
- - 8 = 81 80 81 a ksps n
- : - = s.ss.ss sas - 49, y saa
saseA sane Asssss AeA
~ ~ { 81 = - 80 s y 49,
= Z. = -. 81 = =
- - go 80 saak@4 @@ -
- - = - \. =.
- Il. 4 -. - 4 s. s. g -
!. =. ssaA As.a ~ - = sa agsa
80; I.4s,s -. - - y 80 = W. -
s,ssra,s.s.ss - y. : q. - - - : ss
osr Iss. ksndIins - 80 go - g - 49,
sem 90 he wenk. aaa aanainR sha uhals
maas TO qnfyeg With else&gsa imapalaa.
and tase vast pEAin ID xiu@ II sESun-
8zaeoag shouE wAieh seRsAsA. - SsssAssgl.
I'd, aaG Relisa ssen Ill ~ 8 slR! ssasseiI
the YsEy sky ssemsd 70 nsnA wash, aha
cry. And then amid Ii all fouR kzshr.
drsd pisoea os ARTILLERY s6&aAsrsd keTsh
khsir Arst peal, maa GanaRaa O6anrsAna
Fnshsd TO Eh@ head ek oar lane. asaaikw
oas . La aasas I,s ~.s..Es s.4.1'ss 80
On We wsnt throagh - asnss ssaoks
which cnseuFs6 The pl&Sa, snfassfn9 e.
Rssiy ssrwaea on taaS snsh hsfsFe as II
was ahous 50 smaax ssAbs Sasssss na kh9 aM-
umn and could see noshana BAT "a sa~
csdIng forest ox ,bAyoassa panlskina Il
the smoka.
All we're silank wfsh @asnssaz saA amm~
paases sxsana wAamM saxny slzus saams
tsaElag shEeagh cog gaaks maEksms il
bEoody path wfsh groang sn6 shxsnka ns
agoay, or when she ah0sa8s aud axsam &c
shsse wls6 s0a9hS mnA EssI III Saf v8a
F0aa sEsn ahaRe sha soaR ox RAa mkkssS-
ry, casing oar msn 20 assxts - snms
sxeIam ssisn t,f snxiows sxcisaanarsa ag
escaps from sneir "a glrss u.
! ~ -
sE = = -. =. - - a. -
- 80 z : ~ !, = s.ss - -
- - z alssss ~ 80 80 80 80 49,
ss5 - - 'ssgs aasas- .a,
- s.s'.s. =
..h - - = - ssass
= - = sssa = 80
- -. ssass, - 49,. 80 S.sA8 sA ~ u
u 3sI 80 800 = - - n 49, asse
- -. = -. - :.
L's Is:Si - A1o = ,sa.'sE ssas
$3.50 ss I4., SAss ha11si II &@@ssAS @ss veAk
ne a. SaaaniaA n. 1a1.sss q r. 80. n.
nHen oesas gssss.sI 80 - sa
= - = : - - - sssoaS
$50 EssS y, - - 80 ailss -
'4ssa .'.as -. 80 Il. - - e -
~ szssi y Sassa.ss 80 sAY -
80 = -. - - @ pssA
80. I -. z. - :. -
- -. - = : - = s~NL:
iss -. - shk
'ssl q : - !. sssA = ~
= 49,. 5. ss.e s,.esssi - 80
sss st.s ~ = 49, AAS sssgAz
- - - - = -
-. 's's - ssNs - sss1M
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-03-21
a0MnpW mUNH,N.nR.

PROFESSOR OF MUSIC,
InsuuetIona given IN Eaeal MHsie, and
on The pIano. Planes and Msivdians kHR@
"a And sepeise I'd. For further nsrtieulaFs
anautya ii thIa oaare, dse9em6
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-03-21

Tfa Ca~uartmaxsklp hefstc1ars existing
haswsen he umdaEaigTaads under Ehs aAms
snd sawls IL Themps0a q 8l@gTass, Is this
3ay dissolved By mutual cunssnts
Ne. q. TnaMapnon 8g 9&. IsUnia, being
alogse aEsshagszsd 10 asssaYe mnnsy dae the
e@nesrn.
fFRHANATxA q sGtN.
DAVID g. SIEGRIsT.
Keh .22 .-4v
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-03-21
maN!||sa1E !.

! All ssrxz,as knsvTlng slaswssaeg lp0sbtsd
ae 8. AZ sg& Ess ateA ss sazasEs iEa-
asadiass paymsns t. =. E pagEsa = coan-
= NJ sATch E0&.
0oansla Dsal Eshs "a lsdfls ~
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-03-21

Kxwxse H0RsRa Esxx 9wn Tsass u o.
uEns--lf wera hsks& 30 asesame fpF msy
aarsea' Eags Mad kaas hsima In haEasr se
daF lean khoaeaS ~ nea9k b1ss' azahss6
Atsxihata h aa - esaE gOllsusrz aiEs
sHusstsnesa Arsts aA@y afs ia akwa @iaa
Esw mAii@s 90 plmesd in shs &k@a sm a@
Naemis skm k@a& IN sEzsMm& aNMFN &szse
ShNg ml@sa sea1as2. 49, Ehas nsa tire o.
aaxss szssA Y nss3Gs am8 c. nev
wlssnaws aAsg Emsu thiras alsa aaa
slsas : kaas ~ fzaz lsI y :
azsssN ~ W ahn Hsma a
aea slbm masDRs ms4
A6as IL ha z zE8 mA, ~
E Kesk 81 4 II sN@ is'z
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-03-21


- A gsuslsgaaa OF miaala age visa
stasked wtsh dslisiam tFe@sas4 Ha
fnaxhE sba sasEsnndiaS snakeslfaF few
days, Aasl shrn t0sd hia fFissasas khas be
was dad. He GRy stseschaa apoa -
bsd for ssme minaees, whsa ha aysas,
wAlksd ints anosheF Reoaa, and soas lasn.
ed thas be bad far9astsn someshsmk ~
his wiiI. He asaAma s0Sassils EsQussains
bis smpleysxa - saks his sen III shaif
smployaaans as bile sannesseE in baatnaas.
He reeaEmsd again 90 tass nsaams lpoksa
upon ahs Aad. aasi Asgns e ravs baamase
hss hody Rad besu saaaan. aHssgsins thas
be bad lagt u apaa tha h1d asw nnes
lasnss before and spzAs al shs asssmaaeas
had saken ia aMay. soam shs nsmp0r
sams evpr him aaain, xissa ls I'D kffn-
sslE d0wns and ska aomgu@ tkag hsa b.
fore - madsay insisssd On Esa possansusss
deeeasap waa ssiaiaa IN ahs sold ambFmgs
CT damaa6
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-03-21

Ceassil Bgafs .ssesessf s-sss, .-s-s,. sScssa
Glazing, Gliding, draining, Marbiiag q
Brsaxing eaETiage, SvagOn . buggy paint-
iRgs An g0sn Kaya#s PApsE-haAgfnE, var.
Faatsd net ta pss Oh. A good stoek ol
waia- pager, blinds. ate.. Constantly ot
hmnsas Ceilings wEsateaeS &nd @alls eolsr.
nAs rdnFs, "a se@a OF soansry. 50.
ilezssd and pro apsly zttsnasd TO. -
aAap 90 Mzit-st., rear sf JaAesa Beck
uaaEAa- -skBsf. 7sa I
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-03-21
ssssIEsl i 81 JOsEra q &



ERR i've AkRANGEME ENT-4Da and
akksx sane u, 1855, Passenger, Asepna-
modakisn and Freighk Trains ieaxs and
aEsivs i Haaaissl spa s. Jessph IS. .fol-
THE TABLE,
Tyasas Laaps Sc. IssspA
RAas@xsgsE ExQEeSsssss. esss sfs-szs sso A. %.
passangsr Aeroanmoda akion, s.afa -Ao p. aap
ErssKfat, ss+sss sst..s ..ssss svks Z 20 ~ Ezs
1@aaas Aaeig6 aG 81 JsspA.
Passenger EzpEs6s ssss1s .,sssss la. 90 p. n.
Passenger Accom- musodat ion, 40, 90 a. m.
FreixkE, .ssA4s asS.s. : - sFsssS 3. 30 p. n.
Tks Passenger Acc6mmodatton PTTain
will lease Sc IOssph On Sunday sVsa1ng,
iawssad 0f Satmxa&y. aes't ata 5zlE
( nlosa eomneeEica@ mads by each FEais.
With Mlaaissippt beats and All kastsrn
sTieasts asldsto all pEin1ipai places Ia
the euansEEs q a
Ths msaf ampis prUvisssEs Cor Sakiag
stock with care and diapasch, amd atsths
n~aaeesieas raads nc 81 Joseph vita
Packets up aud dewm sks F3vtFs AIS vita
ssaga limegtc q peEss as Raasas 50
III j. K HAT " AkDs Eseh- sop
r. D, GRoGT, Gen. Ticket agent.
JeHw AaRxs Cen Freight AgsAss hsn'
aibals M@s
b. CAaxamzEK, Assazsamt sapszaasea'
dsnt WesasFA DfvlsloR.
=. z. R6AnhA Csahs AgsEcs - Joseph
and uppaF Maaa0uFis s2
xalv & 1sb9s 81
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-03-21

Ak9RTEn ana nsalsg il isan. gkssE.
- = sssssz sassangs. 9pgines Aglss. nsls
80 ~s, - - ssaasss Teesay Thaga Sest be-
,.,. = s msaasmEs
shssH As sslls 81 q, Esals ssII.s.a -
aashsss pgiss paid Eag sst&a 49,
1g8sf K1f3 gt4Sg 81
ssafA gsaJ sea aax ii ssasss 4
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-03-21

zssson h. gssAsk, ~ So Rspabliean
srasnes Il eN xeeks has aeasdsnsd
- passs 80 oszs aaa Ii fssss u he
saska iaz =
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-03-21

- Z
BgEEs.-ssx oanaae 81 kwA&eg, kArae-
quarters of . poond of sslgsg, enc pazna
a0gV, fear eggs, hAlg = eap ms@ m8Ie i
sasp0unfal oa soda, ams ak erskM s@s4
saE, : smAn nasmaa. Wegk - hmsAaa
g ersAmaad tae gllk nsxa gaEssag
in che Aour and coda Esss.
gosA CAxg.--Ous p0ana aaEx, sAxss
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Tiea Pgesldent and Sapsrinasnasnk
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Gen. Western Agt c. B. q IA
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4 TT0RNEY aud Counsellor at I&w,
Il Glenvood, NJ ilIs eouatya Iowa
Practices Ia all the eaErts Of Wsstegn Iowa
Iowa - efs5 rs- - EBn4Q9e
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Tiea Pgasident and Superintendent
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Gen. western Agt c. b. &o.R.R.
= RurlingtoH, Aug. Is, 1859. = 100
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-11-24

ARBITRARY DoIEGs IN KAssAs.-A
lady correspondent writing from Kan
sas, relates the following eggs-traordi-
nary proceeding:
After breakfast, I was surprised to
see my landlady go out, md, catching
her hens, tie each ones legs together,
and throw them upon the ground, with
"there be good"
"What Go you do that for? asked.
''Io make 'eln lay" she answered.
"dake them 1ay-will that do it 20 I
inquired.
La yes" she said s'didn't you ever
hear tell Of that before %
l confessed that | had not. In an
hour she went out again, and picking up
the hens, sure enough, some had laid,
those she let go, and they ran off, not
even cac}ling their gratitude. But
those hens that seemed disposed to be
contrary, she struck on the back say
ing-"You'd better lay-you'd better
lay, for you won't go until you do
and in little while they, too, had rec
ompensed their mistress for feeding
them SO bountifu!ly. She says that she
does so every morning, and the hens
know we'll enough that they have got
to lay.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-11-24

The New PREs1nENT's WIFE.-A
letter writer Of the New York World,
who has just visited Abraham Lincoln
at his house in ILL.,, gives the following
sketch Of Mrs. Lincoln.
The future lady Of the White House
ls, perforce, parsonage to whom lust
now the livel;cst interest attaches
That she will adorn and grace even the
exalted position to which she bids fair
to succeed, none who have the fortune
to see her can doubt. She is yet ap-
parently on the advantageous side of
forty, with face upon which dignity
and sweetness are blended, and an air
Of cultivation and refinement to which
familiarity with the courtly drawing
rooms of London, OF che aristocratic
salons Of Paris, would hardly lend an
added grace. She is admirably calcu-
lated to preside over our republican
court. If one were permitted so far to
describe her personal appearance as to
meet half way the respectful curiosity
which is generally felt upon the sub
;ect, the description would be: that
she is slightly above the medium stat
uFe, with brown eyes, clearly cut fea-
lures, delicate, mobile, expressive; rath
or distinguished in appearance than
beautiful, conveying to the mind gen
orally an impression of sef-pos.ession,
statellncss and elegance. / distrust
my own opinion upon subjects Of the
kind, but concur il the belief preva-
lent hereabouts that she will make az
admirable leader of the stately danes
and lovely demoiselles Of the national
capital, as the most fastidious social
martinez could desire.