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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-12-12

IaRRIPF's SALE
- BY Write Of an txecakioz 70 me DRESSED freHz
ga ases Of sAa Clerk 81 ss District C3aFs u Pct
smwatsamis Csunsg, Eswss shall pTcessA ID - -
ThHYs&sy tbs a2d dag of Noyespee1 - 49,
swewn the hears Of 10 O'Clock a.. M#M4
~ ID. a. saia dag, sm 'front.' es tA4
res's 0azass, in tha eits taf GsuHss
ing aatesihsG property ug D. " &<sg
1ne smaMg Lsad CsrsiAesss
IA for he saash wssN aasFsef 81
9oanahtp N@, "a noxsh of Ea5 .l
gszhar wskh 81 4Aes&Mta rksls4 49, q
ne sala1p. ". Msse&ft, 10 On We ass-
sxibsA pFemiSs&. M&
Taxa - the properly 81 q l. ~ % sssr
tssy an ezerntioa issnn4 "a ID <ml1k44 Z
sagog III J. n. Palmer and by sEs tn91E9r
"a se George Parks. 6 sgsse's
CsHksal sssasA, Oct. y, 1850 ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-12-12
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IL zhs cnheaStassysAn AeE41essra sxistznS aa-
4sr the nAsaps Of ppgraan, whsaeg . &C., st GoGn-
cal BlaEs, Iowa ana naaawsn PagTam Co., NJ Dsza~
yer City X T.. has shis dag assa disaeised sy nau~
SAal canBsns, John r. Baldwin, 3D. n, PaxrsM &as q.
ID sSge take the eu6ih&ss ns CouaEai 8ag1fs and
Usnvsr City x r., @A4er taas n3ms u &aldsaA, Pee
xyars q Co. @aSass. HaEawsR, RexraM d Co.. ass
snans ali the liabilities pay all the debts aaa set
lie ali she unsettled bssinsss 81 sne aFs VI FeSFaa
Warner Co. afsa BzAawtn, FsgrsH Co. &c fasas
seass In CeEnEH Bluns, lewa.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-12-12

MT0TanR
N ze sAa ankaswn swase d Los aas<x q in
ssalaaasa's Psrss AaatsioR 70 sAs esas % 0sunati
aaasFs. 81 FL
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sane assessed ss the lsw nxsyiass In aass ef yeas
Asfsals,
ms. n. CRAIG. sAssia
L Dec q 1889 y ssg g ~ aw
1ssTkAY NOTICE.
- Taken ~ By iaas Rzsasgslgass. resident os
Feasawnttanasa eSH1tgs Iowa. aaths 9th aay " Mo-
vssaA@s aaens swa exsass al tha fsile@is& aesaap'
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one ox kix years ola arf1sis line back tail most
b waite. whAis spess sssA les, swailrw fesk IN
III lsfs saTs slit and crop ia uaa right ear Tbs
stasszez, eigas gsess cid. eslas, deep red. waits
fsce, whlts 90 tie belly, Reina 81 the right hsru
bF1kea, blind In the isfa eye,
Tha awnsv car Fedessa sal4 pssperty, BY pgoyias
sAe ksEsas and paying ehasmx~s
WHL4AA - - -
EMPLoYaKNg.
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Of few ypRTg men 10 sasaga Ia fTay@ai1as
ageBeg, upon sssalazy OF
FoaTY DOLLARS pRa MONTH,
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assgf a. ss ID shsss 4sss rassfs sas srprosa
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-12-12

NJ MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS AES arr
snvlssa 10 nvaas ln ahsis waxs, aaA Try rs. We
suasrsatss saaars saaisfaciam ~ "a rsssrda ps0sA
saa wesk EsS Eg
EH~ Call asd sxsmins Work and Prices.
BAsaaSR u uAkaggTER,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-12-12

nt0FG or the doEaFAEnGnk wlkhan the
limits of wise and judicious economy.
Al ovgaowinw treasury has produced
habits Of pTodigalisy which could oniy b.
gradually corrected. The wask required
both time and pasasnee- applied mysell
diligently to shis task from the beginning
and was aitiaa by the able and anesxssil
efforts Of the heads Of shs diasrsns Exee.
utivs departments. The results Of eal
lAbors In this good cause did not appeas
in the sum total of our expenditures 10
the first two years, mainly IN consequence
Of the Extraordinary axpsndiares necessa+
ally incurred in the Utah expedition, AMI
the very largs sanousE OF the consingvn
expenses Of Congress duriag this period
These greatly exceeded the pay and niie
age Of the members. For the year endinl
Soth Juee, 1858, whilst the pay and mile
age amounted 70 OIL .As0, IA, the conssn
gent expenses rose 60 S2, O93 y309, 70 m
Tor the year ending jane, 1859, whilst -
psy and mileage amounted 70 &e5g, Dg3
90, the contingent expenses animated =
N,Sl ,565 10. ] am happy hoWayery J
Dc abie 10 form you that during tassoG
eial year ending On the 30sh dune, 106N
Tue total expenditures u she GovsFnmsu
IN all its branehes, Legislative, kxssusis
and Judicial, exclusive Of PublIo Uebt.
were reduced 10 ths sum ef 80 -, 4
4s5 4s. 777 s. 81
This conelasiveiy appears fsom y
oooks of the Treasury IN the year endiA
On the S0rh June. 1858. The total y
GS@dltura& avail s.ssexxB - go xsas}xgsx ..s1s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-12-12
sAMsKr IN KANSAS

sasasasss easszasxa - ysas asverahss regard
the intervals og tie pssYis % tells AissEtct 1aSi
are rmineatly entiiisd To yon Consideration 60
pseaaly A. Hnske the psaeis sftAs States, they CA
sppeAl to 30 geyssHmsss sxsept thai y ths unlsa
= So - Il 1AMKs BUCHANAN.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-12-12

Ii 10 now gnite eyidens thas sAs financial
aaapsit fha Gov wnmsns viii rsqnire
84nsds1 gsn u We TaFfF during your
present sesaiop, forshs pgrpoas Of Increase
Ing. " 500 - s. a -
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Howard AssOciI ton.
PHI pH/1

4 Bencroiem Institution established by special en-
dornenf for the relief Of the sick and distressed af
f!icted rih Firulenf and Epidemic Diseases. ara
sspecioly for the cure Of diseases cf the Serua
Or9aHS
NTEDICAL advice given gratis by the acting
Nl Surgeon. to all who apply by letter with t
description of their condition fage. occupation
habits of lfe dc ) and in Of extieule poverty
Medicines furnished free Of charge.
Valuable reports on Spernatoi1hcea, and Other
Diseases ofthe sexual organs, and the
dies employed in the Dspensarv. sent tn the afict
cd in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Tw,
tire starrsl,s for pos tage will he accountable
Address DR.. J. SkIELiN IIOUCHTON. Acting
surgeon. Howari Association, No. ,. South Mint
street PhiladcIF:hia, Penn. By or Ter of the D
rcctnrs. EZRA ID. HEARTWELL, PREsr.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary. 1y9
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DIR. BAtI[E,Et
Treats all Diseases.

SrrclA. attention to all chronic diseases Coughs
- Group, Consumption, fnfaenza, asthama, Lron-
chitis. all diseases of the Nose. Mouth, Throat
and Lungs all Skin diseases of every description
successfully treated lylmbago. lumbar arsecsscs
scr":ula. rheumatism. sout rngsr7.i,ia paralysis
epilepsy or eonsulsious dyspepsi .dysintery. di-
ariida- The very worst case of Piles cured in n
short time also diseases of the stomach. liver and
bowels. There are many diseases Incidental to
women and children which treated with disiin-
..nished success. LII particulars will be eseB by
letter DR.. Baakee can produce thousand Ger
tificates of his pcrfec, success IN curing
Cancers, Old Sorcs. or ricrys, HIP Diseases. Pis
tGfq Of outrY dsScriy.i,H Sr1id Head
Wens Foispuy Of tie Most
or any other s'art Of the body
Trm,rs oad SweIiingy,
of every descriptions, and without the use of the
knifc, or any surgical Instruments. These last
named diseases caHnot be cured by oorosl leon'cncc
therefore all such patients must place themselves
un'!eT the Doctars personal -Ipervisio.s.
Dr. Batkoe has ri;de new discovery of Flu
III, that will prudus absorption of the Cataract
and rc@'"r, permanent vision to the Eye, without
resort TO the knife. All diseases of the
Eyes and Ears.
are successfully treated thou the of the knif,
office, very extens We assortment Of beautiful
iR1fFICIiL EYES
Tympanuns Ear-Drr,ns,
which are suitable FOR either and all ages-in
serted in five minutes Lar Trua,sets of every de-
scrlPii"n; also every variety of artificial article
known in the world-a large assortment s4 Ie.luti
ful and durable
Artificial Hands,
with the arm and elbow attachment dytifciaF
FeT with the ankle. leg and knee Joint attach
in"Iit lheS' articles are perfectly natural and
adapted for either ami be sent by express
to any part Of the world. Trusses for Hernia or
Rupture of every description. for either srN. and
fruess's particularly adapted for females in weak
eensi i'l"n; also for hose with Protapsus Jteri.
DR. Baahee Is ore of the most celebrated and
-killiul physicians AMI surgeons now living. His
tame Is known personally in every principal city of
the world All letters directed 10 d.. Baakee nlusa
coiteln ten cents to pay postage and
Tcns'> Chronic diseases can bc treated hy earr $
ponIence, exeep; those mentioned, whic, will re-
quire his personal supervision
DOCTOR BAAKEE
Office 7oi Broadway, a few doors allow Fnurtl,
street, New ork CITY. dec 30. 50 fy06
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iteDNA
we have in store ans Ter sal. q '.rr..
Ven seiec'ed assortment of Hardwar- =
the wants OF this section of country c..r.ir ~,
par' m axes various brands Coins g. {. $
hr'' do, boys handled axes cr,,, tc,- un.} '..-
saws cross-cr. AMI min saw Fl, st- @
ana horse rasrs. socket and firrr e,ss Is =.
cave ani eye auger hollow ylo auy.r bit's p o.
ani oi,ls, oench and wool screws, car',4 an ' eu.
I'eks, cradS, assorted sizes br,sli and n.r,,,N r
siu"re bolts, door locks of every desert .;n, :,
.heSt. trunk. desk. till euuboar,i and ri, s,
ioc@s' fore, jack smoothing and ioiners nnnns ou
st.ts, n,,ai head Silbcts, sheep Shears, neg floats
lows, sle'lge AMI han hammers. s,oinr l,.,.,,,'
ciaw do, shingling and bench .ate.,.ts ,o,inn ,ni
wooi cards coffee mills log and trace chains Amc
long handled shovels. iron and steel SPADES GRAZ,
ing ana hriar Scythcs grain cradles and snatbes
,'''S ana snort handled fry pans curry combs
brushes, tea kettles sauce pans iron w,.,lss
it"s' cotton and grass rope butcher kniy.. s.5
''"hs' German silver and brittapia tea and t,II
spoons spectacics and eases nails Of every s;ya .
vii aaI oi every description, together with a
WI se' 'ted assortment of table and r,ckrt eui h.
~ Vs. &c. WARD & SOUTHMAYD
SUNDRIEs
- * doz Hostctters Bi;.crs. o5 ,ioz RpI S..
sSal'ariiia, ~ doz FORESTS Wine Bit,.rs L.,
. S"sshlach Bitters, assorted 95 Wo,rs < III, ~,
,,on Ma 10 doz Cordials. assorted 23doz Gin
ger " me IL doz Ginger Brandy. ~ Joz m, FL,
nSttiy S Brnndy. l2 doz Brandy Chen;eI 20 ~,
,rI;H CnrI;., Teaches. 8 eases Aleghany Stomach
XIV I1 &c . CASES Saddleing and Anhrosial whis,
-, Iem escs Fort Wine, pure juice ~ eases old
,;n' i1'and. ana. ~ cases Claret Wine cases
july27 WIRDA sorru>,,vn
Il ERoSlNE or COAL OIL
IN fyre Coal Oil and Coal Oil LAMPS c,l ;,,,
nys and Wieks. for sale by D VI in
July b, 1889. WARD Il SOVTHMAyD n
I fSrERS & SARDINES.
- lSS doz. cans fresh Cove Oysters. ss do.
s"as m Sarunes: IL doz cans Lobsters. 5 doz Sl'.1
do. sS FRUITS; H ~ dog Pickles. dog Ketehup
iaNDIESsz 5S boxes steam refined C..ar
~ Juy0 WARD 4 sOUTHMAfn.
MAid. PAPER, FIRE SCRFEwS
sinv Fin, .n. ,srs, .'sSt%emt % S1 wsi Paper. Bord
IL. ~ ee"s' sra' Window Blinds. Gc .kc
July ID. 1853 WARD 4 SOUTHnrnyp
RookS AND STATIONERY.
II A large assortment Of Misc-lian. - !,
Der. Enxnl,noo and rEso:eap Letter and Note Fa
july ~ 1859 WARD 4 SoirTH{, Avn
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RoOkS AND STATIONERY.
- ,, a large assortment Of Misc-llap.,.s
1~r a ,1n1 snsa noos fsol;eap Letter and N.ts ca r
'"lv ~ 1859 WARD 4 Sofryuyy, 9yy
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is In"re lhan one haif. Washings winch require
ali day by hand, 'v this Machine GENERALLY
'!"ne IN less han one halSa LAY. The clean
en" Proc - Is .ionc in oIlr-four,h the time. The
cleansing, "i;ssin. and vrin,in, and han ring out
taken together. u:rc = tla oac-half he time
';n,! u" person can ros-;hiy rms wc! l,y hand
rs with this Machine. Very Inrnv persons say
that tl!e Machine Is worth its cost for rinsin:s
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DR. c. +. BROWNS
Young American Llniment

Not for the purpose Of ins'rretin, sncl age, hu.
for the I,Ir Of relieving all who I've afflicted
with Rheumatism Neuralgia. Ervsipelas Old Sores,
Burns Bruises, s irains, Cuts, Boiis, Eruptions
Scald Heal. Tettcr Ringw orTn. F-ons S,veilir.s.
&c, &c. But a short time has elapsed since the
discovery Of DR. q. f. BEowS's American Lininent
"a discovery that constitutes one Of the greatest
boons conferred upon suffering humanity. and one
Of the richest contributions that has ever been
made to Med cal Science. Also, for diseases Of
HORSES AND CATTLE. SUCH AS
Sf'rains Strains, Swellings, Calls FiS.ula. Biz.
n,i'i- Wounds, Scratches. Sweeny, and Screw
Worms in stock For sale bv
DR. C. F. BROWN. Philadelphia. Pa
AMI all Druggist and Merchants throughout the
civ!lIz Il world july 6. Is59 lyI
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Fassman's Iron Cotton Tie.
To Planters and Merchants.

To Planters and -WcrChdhtS.
IRON will be generally used the coming year In
baIinp Cotton Merchants should therefore
hesitate purchase rope, and examine the merits
If the, Iii rcn. Ties before purchasing of them a
complete assori ncnt of all the different les VIII
be kent at ,nv otfce on cxhiiition, which all who
feel -: interest in are cordially invited to call and
cxami ne for themselves.
Confident n the superiority Of the Fassman
Tie, will tax pleasure in going to the Orleans
Prss to exhibit i;s merits, mode Of application,
etc., or oi any Tie that may he suggested.
Orders for any amount promptly filed AT &c. per
II, with liberal deductions to merchants.
T. BELCHER. Aren't,
- C,mmercidi Piace, Nep Orleans.
ian 81 1860 lv:0
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Onward March OF Science.

hR. u. L.. SAUNDERS, of Huntsville Ark
IL offers for the benefit of the public the results
of thirty h>e years scientific ami pIac;cal expert
ence IN the department of medicine. His Justly
c-l"hrated Alternative BItters, entirely com
pound. which has tar exce,lei any thin., of the
kind vet known 20 the publie-givIng unexpected
relief IN numbers anil various of chronic dis
cas-" If twenty and thirty years stanIng-such as
dyspepsia. weakness in the breast loss Of appetite
all arrangements Of the liver. stomach sick head
ache. pain in the head, weakness of the eyes or
system generally. co-:irenes. the various states of
debility imriri:y of the blood. etc. Also, the va
rious periodical irregularities OF females
The proprietor has aa his disposal bundle of
ceriiheates-verifying all and muc, than he
has SAID Of this wonderful csnnIsouni-Lut will
mere Y refer to his pamphlets This medicine I've
ing = compound Of many different enthusiastically
bclDone> ranacea-pr universal remedy for any
la health Of the system. II moves the liver re..
ul;ites the action OF the torpid functions purii.s
the elooi, raises appetite a thus gives general
relief II Is harmless being purely vegetable. and
mav I've used for any length of time. csen months
or years in any bad Eealtii Of the system without
fear ,.f Iriury
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Wonderful to Contemplate

r,r. ri ir+r; s,,. blood shed for good r.:,s
.,l I-<s0ii'inct- for sound rules and corrupt
hearts when those who would persuade u. rat
they quite SURE Of heaven, appear to be in no
grater hurry to 60 then. than Others, but pu, on
the livery al the BE-, masters only 10 serv. the
worst; IA an age when moIcstv herself is more
ashamed Of detection than cf delinquency when
ih''es-'n'i'n of principles on which depend and
free thinking not in thinking freely, but in being
ire fr1il ti.ih >ine: IN age when patriots will
hold anything b1,t their tongues-kerp ANYTHING
but their w"rls-l.-e Hot',ing particularly except
their characters Ia improve such ace bc
tiitlcuit-,u Instruct s;Ici age must be danger
Gus. In an age Ike this call the attention of
n. p,,iyii.. To
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RICHARDSON'S
IRISH LINENS, DAMASkS,
DiaDerS &c.

toNSt MERS Of Richardson's Linens and
~ those d.Sirons OF Obtaining the Genuine Goods
should see that the ARTICLES they purchase are seal
cd with the full name OF the firm
}. N. Richardson, Sens & Owden,
as guarantee of the su,ndncSs and durability of
the Goods This caution is rendered essentials,
necessary. IS large quantities of inferior and dcfcc
tive Linens are r,I.arrd. season after saGson an.,
sealed wi'h the name Of Richardson hv Irish Hous
-. who. regardless of the injury thus inflicted
alike on the American consumer and the rnanuiac-
',irers oi ie genuine Goods, viii rea,ly aban
don a l1sincss 50 profitable while purchasers can
be IuIIoseI on with Goods of a worthless character
J. BtLLCCkE Il j B LOCKE
lYl9 1yeatS, Ciurch 81. Ntar York
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DIR. d. l.. SAUNDERS cOUGH SYRUP

. \ compound. which after all the yapouriny 81
eur,.s for consumption bronchitis. etc. will l,c
found entirely superior TO any article Uf the kind
Yet known t" the public. The proprietor speaks
/ from the result Of trial-long experience. II is
safely used in all cases wh.re exrecorants cough
medicines are required. SEE pamphlet
! DR.. d. l.. .Saunder's Superior. Liainept.
After all the putting and lauding Of other Lini-
Inen.s. permit me 10 appear with still another
which ] verify believe Will he found a lis name
imports, superior t" any In all cases of r;sir-S
swcllingS. throat. hruises straius fractures
chronic rheumatism slight burns sor, eyes used
lay shutting the eye and rubbing On the eyeliis
~ar'iiy.) poisons from tl,e bite Of r,ents on
man "r beast. bruises or injuries hlrscs etc .
weakness pain in the ha-S. head etc II is com
posed Of five ingredients. three of which are Not
known IN tlic composition Of any other Linim.mts
DR. d; l.: SIUADER's IGtE Pills.
frt aFed Of the very D. :: illateria,is k,orn in
iacfiein" and will SucccHd in al caseS whore ,ny,.i-
cine Of the kind is needed. Also his au.- sl,,,g,
Feser Pills, TcgetgJIs Pills. C,1thot;c
actire PWs far ChoFi-. CT.
In tn" preparation of these medicines, the pro
rrIrt"r. after Ion" experience, has he conc,i yes
asc.rianed the medicines best ;ltaled 10 tn. cur
oi diseases IN the south and west, frnci his bill
and obtained from the east the very best materials
II which hls medicines are carefully compounded
un'lcr his irnmediate inspection and rr.rar.J
ty hiS son. 7. H. saunders under his direction
he medicines will b. sent out to agencies s<s.u--
""uf'i e Pieis,i 20 hessr from anyitSs"ns desiring
ali agency. The u eIllans own Bo,,k-a work
highly APPROVED ly the public. designed for ,h.
use Ci ladies themselves, "a valuable work whcI,
>icCld be read by every Intelligent Lidv price
muslin bound, 50 S925le.lthcr - - will Et sent
ty El;il 10 orders, enclosing the amount Many
'r,icrs cf the kind and The au;h<r suppos.s tire aIl-
IlIcantS have received the books rar;icu.rv SOM.
froIs. Texas ani Tenn. In of failure he would
l-c pleased L. learn
II. l.. SAUNDERS. HyntyriUe. IrE
Aur. 2i' %. .fS
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-02-24
A Female Jack Sheppard.

The Columbus (Ohio) Fact gives the par
ticulars of the escape of a female convict
from the Penitentiary, that in GOODNESS and
daring, rivals the boldest achievements of
Jack Sheppard
The girl made her escape from the fifth
story of the prison, by passing out of her
window and passing along the side of the
building, upon a cornice or water table
about eighteen inches broad. Passing
along the front of the building at the i'm
mense height of fifty or sixty feet from
the ground, with nothing to hold to and up
on the projection scarcely visible from the
ground, she reached, at the distance of
about forty feet from her room window,
place where it was necessary for her to jump
about twelve feet to the roof of the west
wing. The leap was taken-proved safe
one-and the dauntless woman next fasten.
ed to the corner of the roof a rope which
she manufactured of her own bedding,
grasped it in her hands, and swung from the
roof, passed down on the outside of the
wall over windows where other convicts
were sleeping, and down to terra frma, a
distance of forty-6ve feet below the roof.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-02-24
FARIBAULT, Feb. Ii, 1860.

FARIBAULT, Feb. 13, 1860.
To the Editors Of the Pioneer and Democrat
At meeting held at the Metropolitan
Hall, on the evening of TIE 18th inst, a
committee, composed of A. B. DAVIS, H.
G. LOWELL, e. E. SKINNER, i. NJ. BERRY.
.. BROWN, J. s. FULLER, and j. H. WIN
TER, was appointed to present resolutions to
an adjourned meeting, on the evening of the
18th inst, expressive of the sentiments of
this community, upon the proposition to
give further aid. by the State, to assist in
the construction of Trunk Railroad from
La Crescent to Anoka. At the said
adjourned meeting, majority report,
signed by Messrs. DAVIS, LOWELL, BERRY,
SKINNER, and WINTER, was presented, and,
after full discussion, was adopted almost
unanimously, by the large audience. Messrs
o. Brown and j. s. FULLER, made a mi
nority report, opposed mainly to the views
embodied in the majority report. The mi
nority report, by nearly an unanimous vote
of the meeting, was laid on the table.
AgreeabIy to the last resolution, we send
you copy for publication.
A. J. TANNER, Chairman.
R. A. MORT, Secretary.