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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-05-17
RepubIicau county convention.

The Republicans of Cass County are requested
to meet by Delegates. at the Court House, in
Cassapolis, on MONDAY, JUNE 4rH, 1860, at II
o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose of choosing Dele
gates to represent Cass county in State Republi-
can Convention which meets at Detroit on the 18th
of June, 1860, to nominate candidates for State
Officers. Also, to to choose Delegates to repre-
sent Cass county, in the Congressional Convention
of the lid Congressional District, when the same
shall be called and to transact such other business
as shall properly come before the Convention.
By order of the County Central Committee
May sth 1860. 10 59E.if aff..au 4srf5-e
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-05-17
Chief Justice fancy.

til reported from Washington that
Chief Justice fancy is seriously i'll, and
that fears are entertained that he will
never resume his seat on the Bench.
The correspondent of the p Philadelphia
Press states that he fell from sheer ex-
haustion a few days ago, and had to be
borne to his chamber. Another of the
aged members of the high tribunal is
also in very enfeebled condition. -
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-05-17

that is pending. [Appiause.] In that
spirit gentlemen let US now proceed to
the business Ito the great work, which
the American people have given into
our hands to do. (Appladse.)
THE OFFICERS OF THE CONVENTION
MIR. MARSH, of New Jersey-The
Committee on Permanent Organization
having reported in part, desires to COM
plete its~report. - *
The committee appointed to recon-
mend officers for the permanent organ
ization of this Convention, have atten-
ded to that duty, and report that the
officers shall consist of President,
twenty-seven Vice Presidents, and
twenty-six Secretaries and the follow
ing gentlemen are recommended to fill
the offices respectively named: "a
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-05-17

H We publish this week the able
speech of Hon. Henry Waldron, de-
livered in the House of Representa-
tives on the 26th inst, to which We in
vite the attention of our readers. 1t
will repay careful perusal. ss'
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-05-17
Republican Congressional Convention.
ID District. ,rrr

rtrf "a DlStrlcts $50
The Congressional Convention for the Second
District, for the nomination of Representative
in Congress, will be held at the Court House of
Branch county, in the village of Coldwater, on
Tuesday the 18th day of June, 1860, at II o'clock
A. M. The several counties in the District will
be entitled to three delegates for each represen-
tatve to the lower branch of the State Legislature
FRANKLIN JogNsoN,
nHf -i LG CHARLES REDFIELD,
r.. s..lt-r..t - III. BAKER, ..
B. NJ. SMITH,
III. COOLIDGE ("
a.tIft.-f A. p. HoARTH, ifr.
May 10, 1860. Congressional Committee.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-05-17
REPUBLICAN STATE CONTENTION.


REPUBLICAN STATE CoNvENTIoN, to nominate
candidates for State officers and electors of PREs1-
DENT and VICE President, and for the transaction
of other business, viii be held in the CITY OF
DETROIT, at MERRILL HALL, on Thursday June
Z, at II A. NJ. The several counties will send two
delegates for each Representative in the lower
branch of the State Legislature, and every organ
lied county having no representative will be en-
titled to one delegate. $3.50 iaiFlT lef
The following was adopted by the Republican
State Convention, August 18th, 1858: ~ ~
ResolUsd, That in the opinion of this Convention
the appointment of any individual to represent any
county in which he does not reside, should not be
recognized in any future Conventions and that the
State Committee be instructed to make calls for
future Conventions accordingly.
E. c.. WALKER,
yi 3tf sa3 J. w. TILLMAN
-atl 8llt hs.a1irs G. A. TR0WBRIDGE.
x.Com. of Rep. State Cent'l Committee.
Detroit, April II, 1860 D,,....4.r a,.f r..
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-05-17

That "great speech"that the friends
of Senator Douglas have been prom
ising, which was to demolish all his
opponents and "conquer the preju-
dices" of the South, was delivered in
the Senate Tuesday last He denied
that he was the author Of the Squatter
Sovereignty dodge. Said that il was
formerly the doctrine of those southern
and northern Democrats who are now
opposing him because he advocates it.
Reviewed the action of Democratic
conventions, legislatures, and politi-
clans, to prove that they had changed
and that he had not. acfr oxyefF
He pleaded that the Southern Dem
ocracy ought to forgive him for adhes-
ing to squatter sovereignty, inasmuch
as he had forgiven them for other
things: He 'spitched inte' JEFF. Davis,
of Miss, with considerable vigor, and
said the Democracy had pardoned him
ION the ground of his acquiescence in
the Compromise measures, and he
granted him quafter." ITT
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.VICE-PRESIDENT.

lIlra FRIDAY EVENING, 9 o'clock.
We have just received dispatch
stating that Senator Hamlin, of Maine,
received the nomination for Vice
President. ,.-..-,....t
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-05-17
CHICAGO, MAY l7,-9 p. M.

"a I'd DAY, AFTERNOON SESSION. fs
The Convention re-assembled at 8
o'clock, the spectators being more in
numbers than ever before.
At half past 8 o'clock the Chairman
called the Convention to order. Mr..
Benton. Of New Hampshire, from
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-05-17
REPUBLICAN,
NATIONAL CONVENTION.
Reported for the Republican,.


CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY, T. M.
The Convention was called to order
at 12 o'clock, by Gov. Morgan of New
York. After being called to order,
Hon. David Wilmott, of Pennsylvania
was elected as temporary Chairman.
After Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Hum
phrey, Mr.. Wilmont made an able and
elegant Speech. 1900
A Committee of one person from
each State and Territory are to report
as to Permanent Officers tomorrow
morning. sm '5fa smos -siEllo
There are several desultory motions
and speeches among which are motion
to accept an invitation from the Board
of Trade to Pleasure Excursion on
Lake Michigan this afternoon which
was agreed to, and afterwards recon-
sidered and deferred, many Delegates
representing the paramount necessity
of proceeding to the business of the
Convention. hne eDsfEa 8
Convention took recess until S
O'Clock this p. M.
~
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-05-17
Republican Caucus.

RepuDIIcan Caucus.
The Republicans of La Grange Township, are
to meet at the School House, in the
village of La Grange, on Thursday, May 31st, at 1
O'Clock p. NJ, to select Delegates to the County
Convention to be held at Cassapolis June 4th, $780,
BY order of the Committee.
se w. w. PECK, Chairman.
Cassapolis Nav 18th 1860
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-05-17

PRESIDENT: .Aa .aA
Hon. GEORGE ASHMUN, of Massachusetts.
Trad VICE PRESIDENTS -.
California, A. A. SARGENT.
Connecticut, G. F. CLEVELAND.
Delaware, .sEi JOHN G. CLARK. rlg31f s1
Iowa, rsrsa ~ DAVID DAVIS. $50
Indiana, JOHN BEARD
Kentucky w. ID. GALLAGHER. RI
Maine, SAMUEL F. JERSEY.
Maryland, WIN. L. MARSHALL.
Massachusetts, ENSIGN III. KELLOGG. iai
Michigan, j. w. FERRY. r-sla ~
Minnesota, AARON GOODRICH.
Missouri, ,5d ii HENRY T. BLOW =.
New York, WIN. CURTIS NOYS.
New Jersey. G. E. ROGERS.
New Hampshire, VIM. HALE aas ~ '1
Ohio, GEORGE d. BURGESS. ef
Oregon, JOEL BURLINGAME.
Pennsylvania, rs THAD. STEVENS. 30 Dix .
Rhode Island, ROWLAND HAZARD, sW
Texas, WIN. I. CHANDLER.
Vermont, WIN. HEBORD.
Virginia r. CRAWFORD. a1 sla y
Wisconsin, HANS CROKER.
Nebraska, PADDOCK
Kansas .lH2 w. w. ROSS.
Dist Col. GEO. HARRINGTON.
SECRETARIES.
d. J. Staples, California; III. FL. Starkweather,
Connecticut; r. ]. Hopkins, Delaware William
NJ. Stone, Iowa; o. l.. Davis, Illinois Daniel D..
Pratt, Indiana Stephen J. Howes. Kentucky; c..
o. Rogers, Massachusetts; w. S. Stoughton,
Michigan; ID. A. Secombe, Minnesota; j. X. Kidd,
Missouri; Geo. w. Curtis, New York; Edward
Brettle, New Jersey; Nathan Hubbard, New
Hampshire H. ]. Beebe, Ohio Eli Thayer Ore
gon; j. b. Bell, Pennsyl X. g.. Hazard,
Rhode Island; Dunsar Henderson, Texas; John
Stewart, Vermont; A. W. Campbell. Wisconsin !;
John A. Martin, Kansas H. p. Hitchcock, Ne
braska.
On motion, the report was received and adopted
mem. con. ''.ss
Mr.. Tracy of California, moved a
Committee of one from each State and
Territory be appointed on Resolutions
and that all resolutions offered to this
Convention be referred to said Com
mittee without debate. Adopted.
q THE COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS ETC. fst
The roll was then called and the
Committee constituted as follows:
George F. Talbot Maine: Amos Turk New
Hampshire Ebenezer NJ. Briggs, Vermont; Geo.
S. Southwell. Massachusetts; Benjamin I. Eames,
s. Selden. New York; Thos. II. Dudley, New
Jersey; William Jessup Pennsylvania; N. B.
Smith, Delaware +. p Blair, Maryland Alfred
Caldwell Virginia; Joseph H. Barrett, Ohio
George IL. Blakey kentucky; WIN. L. OttO. lnul-
ana; Austin Blair, Michigan; Gustayus Kerner,
Illinois Carl Schurz, Wisconsin; Stephen Miller,
Minnesota, IA Kasson, Iowa; Chas. Il. Ber-
nays, Missouri F. p. Tracy, California Horace
Greeley, Oregon; III. A Shaw, Texas; G. A Hall,
Dist of Columbia A. Sidney Gardner, Nebraska
John p. Hatterscheidt, Kansas T
The name of Horace Greeley as
member from Oregon, was received
with loud cheers and laughter.
Mr. Rollins, of N. H., moved that
each delegation report the name of one
person to constitute the Republican
National Committee for the ensuing
four years. Carried. pI a5f5i i.ael
The Chairman of the Committee on
Credentials, asked and obtained until
tomorrow to make out report OIL ere
dentials. Gs#r s..f ~.
The Convention then adjourned till
10 o'clock tomorrow morning. = ff5t
CHICAGO, May ia P. NJ.
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CHICAGO, May ia P. NJ.
MORNING SESSION. ta-


There was considerable excitement
in the city this morning. The Streets
were crowded. Several professions
were formed headed by Bands of Mu-
sic. The New York and Michigan
Delegations marched together to the
Wigwam. ..4iv f4ss ~
The Convention was called to order
at 10 O'clock. The building was so
crowded that half an hour was con-
sumed in attaining order.
The Committee on Order of Bust
ness made a Report, one Rule of which
was that 3O4 votes, being majority of
full number of votes when all the States
were represented, in the ratio of 4
votes by Delegates at Large, and two
for each Congressional District, that
number be required to nominate a
candidate. Loud cries of T" No." "No. "
Mr. James of New York, President
of the Minority Committee, made re-.
port substituting for said Rule one re-
curing a majority of all the votes cast.
The Committee on credentials made
a report of no contested seats.
Mr.. Davis, of Mass, moved to re-
fer back so much of said report as re-
lated TO Texas. Mr.. Wilinot, of
Penn, moved to amend by including
Maryland, Kentucky and Virginia, and
adding some remarks that were often
sively construed by southern Delegates
and warm rejoinders were made by
Palmer, of Maryland, Blackey, of Ken
lucky. and others. ' 49, sN..i
Wilmot replied, and general speech
flying ensued, when the whole report
of Committee on Credentials was re-
ferred back to the Committee by vote
of 275a to 1921. The Convention
then adjourned till o'clock, P. M.
1T is expected that balloting will
commence this afternoon. 1t is thought
that on the first ballot Seward will have
l6O to $50 of the 44s votes east. ~ =
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-05-17

.sH-S. g. Goodrich, ssPeter Farley"
died in New York on the 9th inst, in
his eth year: q 80 81
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Rx. Com. of Rep. State Centl Committee.
Detroit, April II, 1860. ..e,l-..,.4F a,lf u.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-05-17

out OF the Soutn never. Whatever the event may
be, others may differ but Virginia in view of her
ancient renown. in view of her ilustrious dead
and inview OF her sac se1pT tyrannis will resist
his authority
But it is useless to multiply quota
tons of this character. l shall give
but one more, and that is important,
mainly from the fact that it comes to
Us from the State Of Texas, State
which is hardly yet warm in the en-
braces of its sisters; State which
talks vafiantly in one moment about
arresting tho wheels of Government,
and IN the next moment asks implor-
ingly OF that same Government for adj
dition protection against the incursions
Of its border Indians. a3iap ai
The extract derives additional sioni-
ficance from the fact that it fell from
the lips of candidate for Speaker
who received the votes not only Of
southern but aslo of northern Demo-
Gratis. On the 9th of January last,
the member from Texas IMr. Hamil-
ton, said:
natever may be said BY some to maintain it
et all hazards, believe that dissolution of the
Union is this day upon u.s. The Union sir is be-
ing dissolved now. It may be in the power of the
conservative elements of this House 10 arrest it !:
but that cannot be done by the election Of a Rlack
Republican Speaker. believe that represent as
conservative constituency any gentleman mon
this floor people who are as devoted to tba
Union people, sir, who have; think, manifsst
!. cd that devotion bv as much liberaity and unset
6shness, BY yielding up what no other State in the
Union has yielded. separate and independent ma
fionality. in order TO participate in this Confedera
cy which we will profess so much in love; and yet
that same state, that same people, are now sol
EMMY resolving that i is better that the wheelsfof
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-05-17
Mr.. Fitzhugh, in his book entitled
Failure of Free Society, SAYS:

"SLayery black or sohite,
as right and necessary
sThe slaves are governed far better than the free
laborers at the North are governed. Our negroes
are not only bette off as to physical fort than
free la6orers but their moral condition IS better.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-05-17
s-We have DELAYED our paper thi

Cassapolis, May 18th, 1860.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25
PnOH.AmArEinE.-.

WhsTaAa, the Psg;is Of. PokEawassamia
eounty decided by vote taken Ga the I3tk
day Of June 1851, hat said e0anty
should subscribe thFsa hmBdred thousand
dollars 10 the capital stock % the MissIs
sippi and Missouri River Rail Read Com,
pany. And, whereas petitions have re.
eeukly been pEsasa. ed 20 thA andsfwlwu.
ed, County Judge Of said eounsy, signed by
more Than aas keHrth oR the legal votara n
said county, asking that the question ul
reHcandin1 the said vote fer the sahsegfD-
tion Of stocks to aaId Rail Read Compaay
be sah1itlea TO vote Of the people, ii a
early day an possible. Therefore, No.
tiee 10 hereby given that "a election viii
b held Ia the several Townships Ia said
egaHty, on Wednesday, the 18th day Of
February, 1860, 10 vote upon tha aassEiop
OF rsaetnding aaid' vote for the sabserIp-
ton Ok Stock to EaId Rail Road Gompany,
at which election those in favor OF reaein-
ding said yets for said suhzeripti0a ct
Stock, win hare wEittsDoE pEiataA On their
ballots. "FcF Resembling aud those op.
posed wilt have written or printed 90 their
ballots, HAg ainst Reseindiag.', The else
tioa to be enadaeisd by the same oinesrs
and Ia The same BaanAes "a general sIae
lions, aBa thar witlIn ~. days succeeding
Said election, the returns thereof to be made
to ne, at my o4zsce la Council BfufFs. s57a
J. r. Cassidy, Co. Judge.
Dated, January ltsh, 1860. aw
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25
NJ. Homha MnrkAf.

We have adviess from cur regular cor.
respondent from ct. Louis up to the 10 Il
inst, and gixs tas following as the prize q
Of farmers produce at that date.
FLOBR-sales Of 5000 bbls superRne 81
s. s25 per bbl.
BUCKWHEAT FLoUR-saIss Of small
lots at % 30 per huud.
WHEAT-PTims for fan at 2l,I6 per
bush. Prime spring at $I,l0 psr bushsl.
CORN-coHrmon mixed 50, choice gel.
low 10, prime white 70 ssata per bushsI,
including usw aud second hand gunaisa.
OATs-saEss Of 500 bags, including
bags, at So cents per bashsl.
BUCKWHEAT-SmalI lots sala al SO
cents per busheI, -~.
PORK--4OO0 green hams grom the block
we're sold at lets; 1900 shoulders in salt
at 6cts per ID.
BUTTER-saIsa Of good prime at IL
cents per pOund.
CHEEsE-wssteFu Reserve at 9Jksts
per paahd.
HIDEs-Dry flint at IL cts per Poand,
EGCs-salss at IS centa per dozen.
POTATOES-Prims bring from 65 to 20
ssnts per bashel, ic bags.
oNIoNs-DuIl at 50 cents per bushei.
BEAES--Prime white, sales Of 200
bushels, at rs per bushel.
HUGS-FOr large lots weighing $40 lbs
and upwards, 6 cents was offered.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25
TmpaTEF7a RAIE1

@hKnEAst on the Isth daY AZ Movam-
sers 1881 u D.. Kllne and Rally EEiaas
exseatSd uasp SEQ. W. Dodge and Da2fsy
:. Nyss as Trustees. certain Dad nj
ITass, ssnssYiag TO said Trustees, EAe kpI-
lowing described tract Of LAID, ta~wit ...A
Tue Ncrlh hak 81 the sozEk East qaASseE
AID TIE West bali ct ths NORTH East gsaR-
ter eR sectian ssSratseas III In TewasAAp
eighty -oasy l611 kaTth &C RaaM3 RoKsYs
three (43l Wese, s6suatsd Ia Maaainsm
souatys In the Stats 0f EomHs wssieh sais
Deed Of Trust was Eseerdsd In the heeag~
deT's OaAess Il said coansya % khs 9esh
day OF November, 1857, Ia Book tsn,'' "a
Pages 2l3 sad IA, ana Was maae ~ gha
said L. d. Kline Esd EmaEsv Makma "a seemxm
tAs paYmeut q ssrtain prpmiaecgy nntss
sivsa TO Tootia d Jaekeon, ~ kha Isl AMx
Of Noysnbsr, 1857, fcg Ehg smm ~ ane theas~
aznd sas hundred and ai@hky ia alxsysasss
en one huadrsd doIlara, aus 90 @nnszA al
Ter data with tee Per esHt. sassxgs swsess-
ted BY me salA EnilE kllne, and kAa @m1A
aots hayiag bseems dns and payablsy aa&
tas said kmsly KltRa havin& fAlisa e pay
the saEae or aaY part thereof, TthsrskeFa.
D0dlsy 8, Nya. oas ak The Trustees akoys
mentioned, by virtue oe tie power deluxn-
s&sd 10 rs h said Desa ag TsEssss. e. vsauess
OF ths bsas6etarias q MAid Deed OF Tsust,
viii % Wednesday ne RETss AaY % Pu6s
raaST, 1850, hakwsem tia koxss 81 ha assANak
A. "a. and e'cioek p. H., sail the Ahaga
described propsktys "a treat e TIE Csuaeg
Judge'g Once, In heEtky q Ceaneal Baaa@
In PottAwatt1mls eoun9y,ka tie htaka e
EeWa, TO the Highest btddsr for aash in
hAHa % satisfy aad pay said nsts, @dsh
ths interest EhaTeoa and eeaka ek aaIa.---
Open the esmpgssiba &C xaaA sale, . deed
viii be givsa tAa p0Eehasse ID aesesaAaea
with the stipalakions ef said Deed as EKnma.
f. DUDLEY g NYE,
Ikunksm. I
| Dee. 81, 1864. awe
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

We ash, how does il happen that We
reesiTs ths Dabuque Herald and the
Dss Noines Journal, each containing
the same proceedings Ofthe Legislature,
by the same mail2 Ia the HssaId pub
Iishsd in Dee Asines, or does ths JouTz-
81 20 srss 10 Dubuque before starting
Westward. We do mos receive more
than three Daily Journals in 3 week and
whsn we do receive them, they are aboui
ten days cid. .. sE..4-
The nsws Of HAKLAx's slection, we re,
csivsd through the st. Joseph papers
abouk . week before we received it Il
the pubiished proceedings of the Legis,
laGurs in the Des Aoines Dailies. Hos
does it happen?
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

To Bernhard Spatz, HsHry New house, Har-
ding Newhou8e and Samuel Frank. trad
ing under the name and style Of New
house, Spalx $50 e. zz..1
siEs---Toa are hereby notiRsd that there
is row On hle Ia thu office Of the Clerk Of
the District Cont In and for he County
Of Potta Wattamie and State Of Iowa, the
Petition Of VIM. G. Pickersgin g. CO., Who
claim Of you the aaea OF three hundred and
dfty-six dollars and fifty cents, as money
due them upon a judgment rendered against
vou ans tn their favor at the February
Term CR She DistFfet Court, In and for the
city and county of Philadelphia. in the
State Of Pennsylvania New unless yau
appear and answer said petition, on or bs-
FORE the morning Of the second day OF the
Eext TeTa Of the District Court, In and
for said county OF Pottaw aktamis, 10 be
begun and held In the city OF Council Bluff
on the 6Fas Moaday Of February A. T,
1850, JUDGMENT win be rendered against
Oh theFs0a.s Yea are also noshsd that
an Attachment has been issued In said cause
al your property ATTACHED to sattafy the
claim Of said Petitioners.
CLINTON O. BALDWIN,
Astys Ter pllEs.
STATE OF IOWA, -.
Pottawattamie County. ~. ..
The original notice In the sbeEs csuss
having been retursed by the Sheriff q said
county, net served. the Defendants being
aon-rssidents Of the said Skatas Il was Or,
dered by The District Court oa said coantY,
at the August Terra thsrsof, that pubiics.
ttpR Of said no.ice be made Ia the Eounell
Bluffs Bugle, for four weeks.
C. P. KELLOGG,
Clerk Of the District Court.
Dec. 81, 1859. 1
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nrick professionals.
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Fhs Beaten Hsrald's eoFFssPonasaes
fosRa4sas kFasn lsANkeaes says fhAk PCS
ea& MzM 60 % 80 pea@ saksn
rr0m the ruins, and fhas apparently
ahoHt 70 years old bHs 80 Shackiagiy
masilassd that sven she eyea OF tie RaaR-
asV FNsmksFe Heusa mos SsseNAIke h@ 80
samssks e. 9acs was elsaassa San
burned to the depth OF about half g
inahs and the hack paFs 81 hsx asmQ al
shs way Oshind her ears was also taFn'
80 20 the hoae. 0thexwtse tas nHHzHs
did Aas appear - reach her. Tha iosses
part Of Der body il saninjuFed. shs bad
probably lain in pisoe where Der bead
alone was exposed TO the fire. and had
hnsae0 hsx bends ii ssElying y profess
her head.
Nothing remains standing As The scene
Of the disaster except the two immense
ohimnsyss through Whieh x@n the SHAFT
ing which carried on the works IN the
various rooms.
The wood and timber work has pretty !
msea ali bsea removed from the spot, |
and nothing noR remains bus crush
ed and minglsd mass of bricks, mortar
and eTgksn maehinSsy
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

For the last Gfsssn days she weather
has been unusually warm and pleasant,
With lighs frost At night in short, ware
it April, instead of January, ws would
think it fair weather for that season Of
the year.
Several docks Of wild geese, no doubt
believing that spring has come, have
taken their passage northwaEd, We fear,
however, they have ''goRs up" little
toe soea fer shsiF Own comfort, and bat
q few days nance they will be forced to
unAurn
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-25

oa 80. ~.