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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-31

Tbs young nan IL this ooaztry Sn1Asl
| 20 the doctrine d x1u5nc9 x1rAxE0K ~.
tween nkitot and 6InGks, ~ ~ es-
port sna Hsi1xtiss. ~ - Mo-
With 4 ~ IL - A. T. fos
Presi66H 4 mn MO 80 hxmkng kvrs'
while ~ eshlood ~ cur army Msn yng
from shs grounF' for heip.
The yeunS nsn cannot Sefe foE xpessY
thai disrs9srds the rights IA ~ NJ =
Amasiean eitixsns, whan thsy - $1,000
In wAr with "a snsmy.
Tkelyoane man VIII 70 With - parry
that il national that knows no Eoxsh--
no Soskh. no East, no West, but loyes the
whole country, and will stand by the
Union,
Tbs yeung Ren believe thai II lhars II
any trash In the saying, stthat By the Ids.
tory OF the pass, ron can judge OF the fur
sure, this Union can endure forever IL
each secsion viii aksena 30 10 ONn bMg-
iness, and respect the rights Of the people
In othaR Localities. slsl i 5fs
The yoang man will vots the Democratic
ticket, not because they respect the rights
of the agrees lass than the Republicans
dos out because they lore the uaioh assi
their esantry zaors. =
The young msn win vote the Democratic
ticket, becruse they viii thereby psrps-
tuasa Tia name and memory Of Mashingr.
ton, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe ahd
jackson.
The young men viii vote the Democrat
10 ticket, because the hlood OF swsnty Ave
millioaa Of white people Is more precious
than that nS ave millioHs OF alavea, we
are nos suffering half as mach - me fFse
blacks.
The young men vii vote the Democrat
10 ticket, because they want to zee the sa-
very qaestiona sattlsd peaOeably and ecw-
eyer.
The young men viii vote the Deznb-
cratic ticket, because it La their duty 70 do
so, end becauss the prosperity Of kAet
country and the perpstuitY OF the Union
dezaanas IL ns them. 9
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-31

At the Hoosac tunnel IL L. found 10
be practicable to drill In tbs hardest gran
lite At the rate Of one inch psr minute,
which IL equivalent TO Tires inches pas
minute In ths Hoosae rock, aud more than
tan times as rapid ~ hand drilling.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-31

LgrzoygpsVirginia, as . State 1t
wuald seem IL not retrograding. Aseor-
ding 70 the late census reports, there ID
an increase ef some 3oO, 900 in the popula-
tsan ag she ssate. =.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-31

gsF The Third Annual Fair Of Possa-
@attamle eaaasy, swarasd 10 BAaslTr d gsARFxa-
TEA, sha. apss prsmasa fer lAs sExT sYgefMsx or
pkssTExs. TAess wantlas Ssh werk u nay Kind,
wssaa % wsll = as&ks nsss u sAls ssrt, ws ase
axeparsa 70 eessnn4oaAsa sar fxissas % shoTs no
saes sasssascsien vaTxaasea. or 40 shaxss made.
Mssa aass II tara, toe.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-31

WILL PArD.--Mr. Forrest the eele-
brated actor, receives from MIR. Nixon, in
New York, $3.50 per night; this, In the
aggregate, for two hundred nights,
amounts TO Sc, 600.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-31

& = f.ga
- The Governor Of Arkansas, Elias
n. Conway, has issued his proclamation
10 the militia Of the State, dirscting iAan
'sto prepare for sreabla and daAssr.a II
this remarkable document Cor. Conway
expresses the siagulss belief thai shs per
Il Of the South somss not froznl the inertia
but FROM the machinatioas Of aSeas Brit.
AIN. He ssys:
Hhmy opsaioa thas fhy Bri6sh govsgH.
mssa4 i sas real assisor assd isssssgatov d
me asischiefs sassd oasrsgss TspsfvSset
aadinss the ss0vs Sfates, and sAaa i IL tha
duty a4 the Ksdsrsl 9overnmszty and u
1.-THE patriosia people Of the Unissd States
TO hold The Dfitish Govesnmeus rsspsusi.
BILE for dlssarhing tbe domestic sxznanili
| sy Of the Unitsd Etetes.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-31

bxgTase as EzzCazoss. 1.-The laws Of
Psnnsylvaaia aisquality from voting any
person who haa bet On the result, or IL H.
tsTessed In any war In such bet, Aad fas.
fsiss TO the ovsrsesrs Of the poor the aan-
u wagsgsd, IL sued foF within swolysaxs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-31

- The Fl. & St. Joseph 2aileoad
Packss, Kmils, arrived At our LANDING j. last Sat-
ardaY sFsaing She brought ear wints sngRly d
paper. PrsAgAts are nsw anly 81. 80 * hundred
Eran St. Louis to CsuaGiI Blaaa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-31

u BEERS l. Co., at james, Block,
have the largest and best sslsSted sssesF sxsosr-
les 10 be found in the city, which they 10 willing
10 sell leg toE cash, Those waniingS groceries
waaId do well ss call al Beers q Co,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-31
CANDIDATE ROR 81
PREME JUDGE.


Hon. D. T. Miller, Of this county ID an
independent oaadidase for Judge of the
ssprszae Court.
FIR. Miller ID one Of our "oldest inhab-
itants,' esteemed By all who know him As
one oil the best lawyers in the stats. He
was an active old-iine Wing, but recently
has bean almost whslly sngrossed In che
duties Of his profession. He 10 now >
moderate Republican, bat wholly opposed
20 the ssshid wing" Of the Rspublieaa
party. !.
From all we can hear, Mr.. Miller viii
got large voss among the conservative
Republicans, and IL the Democrats make
mo nomination, be will received . general
voss4som shat party.
His acknowledged eminense as lawyer
his long and intimaae acquaintance with
the iuYispradencs of the 9tase and bis
conservative course ~ politician will
command for him the cordial sympathy
and support Of men of sll parties who ..
tenn honesty and capacity - Of the Ers'
importAnca in Judicial pesitions. ~,
MadlsoM PIziadsaIsr.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-31

NASHVILLE, Oct. l6,--DoUoLAs address
ed al immense crowd last eveneng. IAN
cKY seaks tonight. YANGEr refused to
divide time with Gov. FooTK, and Ghs lst-
ter then announced that be should speak
after YACEY concluded.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-31
Special Huainsam rSotieea.

RewRR Pszss Tna SALx.--We have on
Aaaa ana fer saiss ORG 81 sHrassys Psser Presses,
azsaals % aaskiag ems thoas&aa Impressions pea
boar, and wsgrsntsa 70 do 60 wark 7#rzaa saw
ROr sHFthsE aaa0rsnassen,
Aa4Esss sAHnETr CARxxRrxa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-31

VALUABLE RgMEDY FOR A FKE0g.--
Cat hole in lemon and wear ii On the
finger, oysE the felon, like o shimbls.-
So says an exchange.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-31

I 1x--s+-s xs-D-@-%%sv A. aAza Ea-s~a Eaezxaaa~
car parade in Boston last weak - Gfab vi
one hundred and Fifty negroes turned out
in the procession, with caps, capes, torch
es, banners and all the rest Of the rail-
splitting paraphrualia.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-31

10" A large number Of Pixies psakars
are saw S4ig psaatag tArpuSh shts q for TIE
land Of Anszics.'' They report timsasaaSh INA
proved In tAs mining districts.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-31

- Don't fail to read the sticis Of
"7As People %. czrtss'' In to-dAy's papS. Svssy
voter should Eeaa IL carefully,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-31

- The Foundry Of MIR. Hseirie, is
now slsasss completed, and via BE- ready ~ opera
ti0n In few days ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-31

In one rear the world now receives
n laueh gold a. waa obtained from the
year Of the discovery Of Amsriea down 10
1875.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-31

RIThe New York TSIbaas IL oas bold
Ii ard unsQuivpcslly foS sxtendiag rs
right Of suffrage 10 al the negroes 81 ilaa
state.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-31

~ Chang, one Of the Siameas twins,
ID In New Yerk. His brother, Eng, lie
With him.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-31
oRxeKNAL LErrER RRoaz ABRAHAM
LINCOLN,

IMAU kMA& 6& &AA R@%& &&SA&
LINCOLN.
The following letter wsas written by
Hon. Abraham Lincoln, tia Republican
Candidate for the Presidency, to John M.
Carson, ESQ, chairman Of the Commit
tae of Lectures Of the Harrison Literary
Institute of Philadelphia 1t is dated two
months previous to the meeting Of the
Chicago Convention, and may be sonsid-
cred curiosity in political literature
The italics are the competitors
SPRINGFIELD, Illinois, april Z, 1860.
JoHS. M. CARSON, Esa.--Dsdr Str !:
Yours of March l4sh, addressed to me
at Chicago, and seeking 70 arrange with
me to lecture for the Harrison Literary
Institute, has bean received | regret 10
say cannot. make such m arrangement.
am not q professional lectursF-haye
never got up bat one lecture, and thai
think rather q poor oEss- Besides what
time can spare from my own business
this season, ! &haa be compelled to ssoe 10
politics. Respectfully yours,
4. LiNcoEg.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-31


Saegfss, Qwsckes aaa Rasf kS@ss
TO Chicago New York SastSa, FhiA&seRgAla sna
BaItimorss 10 Keoguk, 81. LSuis and GkrcsnaaEis
ana 70 all psisss In IiiaeIs Easna, Atcalgaa, 0aio
and Canada.
TWO Trains Daily Leave gaA arrive tsuaaAss ga
eeptedl IS follows ~
LEAVE oTTyAwA. ARatvE Ar cmae&@e
4;oa O'Clock, D, m. T;iB O'Clock, p. ~.
Zoe p, m. Sis o. m.
sY@Coanscting az GalessaraA VIA kha goyshsTu
UfAss Railroad for QainxyS 81 hsnssets with ne
Illinois Central Railroad tor 9sisza and DanlsatA
and st. Loaia and CairS, At Burlington With East
sailing Packets fog So. Louis
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Ea~7hroash Go New Yors In 90 hosTs. Pssssa~
gers leaving coaaeti Riuns, asrnins and evening,
taking this route win arrive In Ckieago SC. Lsn
Ia frem % 70 % hours quicker than By car esAer
route and In RmDia time To csnnee1 vita tha Erezs
gA&tern and southern Lines.
+ Buy yeur Tickets via western 8gaEA EaWpsST 70
AExncJ Caty, whefB yoa e&n bay XaM Stek@&s Of the
Rurlingtan = Ne RaiaTsaa xsa&sA daAca, 10 ALL
POINTS, East and South.
70 SHIPPERS o. crock.
sSes& Srafkzs --sssa sazaIsgsx 1sswiaz daily.
81 Passsasss asaEas, - II
cansaQusn1ay asSz6inx MI EAa&& wsxstssas d8aSss
that nra eeas&aakiy occmEsng - ssaszreutss,
Eaw steak psns h&es basn huaz4 IN both sa4sa of
the Misssaslppa oss b. ne Ferry xn& pFossss vii
and there sTexy shaRE kazy seHia visa Tor sAs 90
coEnmo&4tion az thelT stokx.
Tnroash eoaezaess gives % Calcssa.
vios rresaasas ans Superintendent.
D. RgAICK. Gees. wstsrE AssnAs
Burlington, Aug u, sssa. IL
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-31
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81, issS

res. i. rErTwsasx 3 On. n sG.@ssaAs
Gsw Tea, ana 10 zl4ts ~ uestes - aezbstess~
issa Assnts 10 rsssaSs AavMsfsinx tef shs5papsF
Er Ter, Cor D Co, are saEkasszea A&nta Tor
Nsw yexk ard FAiiaaeipAis.
rs. =. Nfxxs. Isssk snsAsxlzsa Asat scr
nosten-
~. .. eosT b Co., sfs sur sasAsrsss& Agsata
fes 81. Leaia,a IT. s#
Chioaga.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-31

JosHuA q. GrpDna's PLAss-Hon. j.
2. Giddings has written 10 the New York
poss . letter in which be suggests waas
should be dons and what might be done,
consistently With shs Republican platform,
in case Of 9 negro insurrsetion At the
South. His idea is IN follows;
II necessary 10 protect The people, the
army may be used 70 shoot down slaves |;
buff shs iassaygesss sIGuas can be paa6sd
BY having their frsadoa, the Executive
may protect tho people By giUsas the
sla0es their Abersy, or by sending them
out of the State or country, ~ was prae-
siesd ia the Florida war by Generals
Scott and Jessup and Taylar.
The whole theory and practices to which
/ hare allnded u as perfect accordance
soih ne HspasbHcaa plasform, which de-
nlazes that our governments was instituted
.sFto secure life and liberty, and not 10
destroy the enjoyment Of thss rights by
shooting down alaves, or holding ssthern
for their masters TO work them.a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-31
OFFICER & PUsEY,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
AID DEALERS IL
LAND WARRANTS O. EXCHANGE


TBoNAs oFFTcER. vi ID, RusEE,
Attorney at Law.
wIu sttsad 20 the selection and location OF LAnda
In western IewG and Nebraska; the payment OF
Faxes on Lands of non~residsnts ans tbs collection
snd remittance Of claims.
EXPERIENCES:
Bank u Pittsburgh, Exchange Bank, kss&efa
Kramer RahEa, kssSsrs. n. Hoimes 4 sans, Alb~
as BSoths, ESQ. Vim. D. Fgseyt Pittsburgh.
Mo1oAg&hs1s Bank Of Brownsville, Franklin BACK
II Washington, Pa
Commercial d y B&aE Of Baltimore, HaitiEsre
Savings Bank AssssEs. johnson d Bro, ksSSTs-
Roaert GaTrwt b sons, T. Marsh Smith, Esq., Ma
than Fassy, Esq, Miles white, ESQ, BzltkHaaze.
Jno. Thompson, New Tori
ksSSrAs Caleb Cope Co, Philadelphia.
Jbs. J. Anderson b CO. Locker, Eensck q Ca
q. B. yIalett Co., Bryan b Bro, ST. Louis.
HeYt sherman, Iowa
u. e. p. Insurance Co, Clsrk's gx Bank, Jacob
8aan Col John Will ANA sprinEaeid, III
Hon. vim. Brown, Hon. Richard Yates, b. r. III
list, Esq, AessFs. NJ. P. AyTes Co. JackH9nSiiis
IIIa. fhRy 70, S7-ay
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-31

IMxxmKsxxMG xxrwnxM4HxS IN
0U&NknXs
|. Experimauis wsre triad iAst wsek BY q
party from Breoklyn Fasy Taxd, tor ths
paTposs If &nesr&alnink the resistance al
dix srsnt naatsrial to Minnie ri6s huIlsss.
i ppsssy thfnk boaxd ms plaaei 500 yards
Distant and Grsd st Every bali psF1ora-
Ted II, without leaving amy sign Of axh&ns-
tisn I'm lss Track. A bar oil cakum. the
compfasssd fbrss Of which are supposed
10 posess considerable resisting strength,
was then suspended from q tsiAnrnlar
frame 500 yards Oh. The shot p1sssd
Through the bag With remarkable pesea-
sion, and ohliqnsly catered the board cut
aide, which disseminated the inskeieney
nf oakum a. . protective commodity
Sand wss naxs tried In similar manner.
at q disssnos of 300 yarda hus the eoEsss-
qusnees wsrs Totally different. The balls
not only did not pass thro' the bag, but
slssas ak d iepkh of six inohas, Hssssasd
into shapeless forms, enthusiastically essstar
fishing the superiority Of sand for she
purposs intended. It was demonstrated
that . slight impeachment 10 the ball was
sufkaisms 70 sasa u fron i1s aim. 4 thin
board was In almoss every instance suiE-
eians to give the ball an shlique dirsction
These results coaarm former expaimsnas.
- Bossps Joarasl
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-31


ron Ho8aE6 AMI CAxTLE-
xAas ID srsay sszsss rspsdys Hsa r. asnk bss~
de 81 esesn,s lnstaas E&s6 Kswsn u pkns o. wsxga
wsssr, ssaaem fzas 10 eass Hosss - 0slis In ss
aaaaass y sxssans sAsss Fspsss EAs aess u ~
Sar Bruissa, sHaaas, ssrasaa, ana asszs ssaar NJ
Ipriss % Aorsaf, satsss sa sfhsr snfzRsss ssoaaa
saas hare bssA ssAsaisnee @ wisasas shs rapa care
ssfseasa By the ass Il tAis wenAwfal as&iGans.
0sf afsaiass 6 sssass4
aLoARs oEsrMaaT.
Rsr aaisaasss ssfssys ssssaassy and thnRsaShassss
an asner oinsnsass and lanlzasa4s saE he care d
TIE felIswiAx diseases.
gTssA wsunas. asIls ss ali kinaa, sxseksa hssas.
= swss ss fsaasa 80 o. ss s:' sss .g ssussg
% grease axs aarss aAsssmHsxs
xEE coKpRTaoK PowDER
IseoagaRea ps4aeapaay u asgas asa roots and maY
- gissa y 81 st1sss saa paasr al circumstances
via nsrfsez ssxstf. has besa fsanG. b. lanS sx
slssasss % wsa ksssss s asssIs sss salssrs, Va:
diassmpsg. htas bSHaa, loss 81 sppstiss, tawaFs
asxskns. ysta1w wssss tnaaEsastasn g fha sye, %
" aaalss sslf somSlsaa&I q ssss sses saa esq
sAtA rsmeay hsr
oouaas AaD oo1Ds.
EssssFsss sxsa Ssss Asmaxss saa via ssaavs
asz Shamnaszsm NJ kuss ", psx&kx sAa hasH sssssa
sas sssa sasasss ms ssaas, and Hsssassan svssy
| sIoAxs MEDICINES
Are sssa ~ nnwAnp a. gAMEs Co., Dapss
whsisasas saas Recall 6Nnaxsl Azant, n ksaa1a@-
szrmss prssas, eFasF ynles saa Fasss asrsssa, OPP
e e y - =. ss go : n ssssss
Ne. A&Axsss, fssskaas bax re osssss pssEapt-
n azsa. aza liberal szRpy sfsiFSzisss aazaAso.,
a~~s< 49, 81 a. Y.tkss xTss.ss - - sss -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-31
g. RLAkxs Of all kinds On hane and
- ssls,ss $40 Rssss QsHes.

TO PgIsTxRs-TrPR Tog SALx.--W hare
"a hand and tar sale, TIA following sissa sseoad
hand type, which viii % sold very ehsap I'd asa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-31

TAs shove type Il ali In good conaltfoa, sa caps-
bic Of doing very fsir work. wsAavs, ALAG asAa-
sits Of ssooaa Asna Jeassxs MAgxaa wassA
win be sold low for oaaA- se@lmens Of be work
gent % spplicasion, tagssA@ via aias ,saees.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-31

opaaiaGz have bees rsceayea srom kss most smi
aans legal eoaassi rs&as6ins the nsay aftRgssx sf
Gel, sAM. C0Lass pasenss, and Gt ID eur asssgmia~
I'd pakleY % ggsaseus1 sii @ha aazk8, sSlz nae S
weepans eAxguska@x EAs Bt&2es xAa 9mfaEmssS@ az
khs unirm whesswsr axw a4n xeaGA khs pirgaas.
Al eaanEyNnie&s lass zzskfxssz& Be-
COLTS R&T. xEHm ARHs MANsFs1 CO.,
MArsfsnd, Gsua-, y. o. s.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-31

lHAaDwAaz Asp assIzas.
| c. ]. FOX.
| COUNCIL, sLUEFs. IOWA,
psaisr Ia vsrsagn q pSnssais
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
SLIGO d TYRONE IRON,
Steel wallis and Castings
Asvus, VICES,
ssasss, sersS P.4aes. Haas v saasgf Aaa@ass
Carpemser's, nill wrighs's
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-31

THAI the Republican party In unworthy of
the confidence and support of honest men,
who believe that this government wss
made for WHITE men.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-19

"1OnC80c1A OOUuty.
We find in the DEBORAH Republic series
of Resolutions passed by the Democratic
Club of that place. AS there is no Demo
cratic paper in Winnesheik, and our circu-
lation IN that county being extensive, we
make room for the following:
To THE DEMOCRACY OF WINNEsHEIK Co.
-Wherea., Believing it to be the duty of
every patriotic citizen and true lover Of his
country to use all honorable means within
reach to advance the true national cause, to
perpetuate truth, peace, harmony and good
feeling between all the States of this Con-
fedcracy, and to transmit this glorious
Union and Constitution inviolate down to
posterity;
WAerea., We believe that the Democratic
party is the only true, National party, and
that it is devolving upon that party to &C
complish the great work;
Therefore be 1t Resolued, That it is a
special obligation resting upon every Dem
ocrat in the land, to devote a portion of his
time, talents and means for the purpose Of
advancing the interests Of the Democratic
party.
Resolued, That with the platform of prin-
ciples, as put forth by the regular Demo-
cratic party, as cxpOunded by the illustrious
patriot and statesman, Stephen A. Douglas,
and with him for our standard bearer, we
can triumph over all the combined agitators
Of the slavery question by whatever name
they may be called, maintain the constitu-
tional rights of every citizen, native and
foreign born, and uphold the union Of the
States;
Resolred, That we recognize the doctrines
promulgated by the Democratic party as
the only true Republican doctrine, and re.
cognisc in the position Of the Republican
party, both on the record and in their ac-
tons, reasonable and unconstitutional
views, of great detriment to the Union and
freemen.
Resolyed, That we recognize in Stephen
A. Douglas the faithful guardian Of our best
interests, the well merted champion of
Democracy. Of equal rights and popular
sovereignty, the pride Of the Great West,
the boast Of the American people, eminent
ly worthy Of the high position he now oc-
of every Democrat in this Union. in behalf
Of his elevation to the highest office in the
gift of his countrymen.
W. F. KIMBALL, Pres't.
DIR. w. F. COLEMAN,
Dr.. G. H. SHANNON. Vice Presidents.
G. C. TUprER, Cor. Sec'y.
s. b. CoYLE, Recording Sec'y.
The following gent men are appointed q
committee to organize club in each town.
ship in the county, To- cooperate with this,
the Central Club:
Judge Hughes, r. F. Gibson. Dr. Shan
non, c. Shelby, VIM. F. Kimball, James
Hutchinson, G. W. Sawyer, II. X. Averill,
Dr., K. X. Buckman, H. A. Cleghorn, Ole
Anderson, Shrif Anderson, DR.. James
Temple, Pet,r Duffin.
f.ctivc speakers will shortly visit each
township and address the people on the
great issues of the day
az Why are the Presidents like vaga-
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-19

This Society held its first quarterly meet
ing for 1860, at Monona on the 9Th inst
The President, Amos Warner N. d., being
absent, w. G. Lewis of Clermvnt, took the
chair, the meeting was organized and the
following members responded to their
names IF. Andres, J. T. H. Scott, w. G.
Lewis, H. c. Martin, John Low, Horace
Hamilton and j. S. Green. The minutes
of the previous meeting were read and ap-
proved, when reports Of Committees were
called for. The committee on Drugs and
Medicines reported progress. The commit
tee for revising the Constitution and By.
laws asked for further time to report, which
excused for not attending the last anniver-
sary meeting. DR.. Lewis read very in
teresting and valuable paper on Opium
and it's use in peritouitis,' after the reading
of which, numerous medical topics were
discussed, and many cases reported and re-
ferrcd to, among the latter number Of
cases Of diphtlcna, two Of which had
proved fatal. Drs. Andres and Scott, each
reported case of snake-bite which were
successfully treated, and complete recovery
ensued. DR.. Scott spoke highly Of the
treatment for snakc-bite recommended by
DR.. Brainard. of Chicago, which. in Dr.
SCOTS case was pretty fairly tried, and
with decided success. The subject Of II e
revision Of the Fee Bill came up for discus.
sion, when it was moved and carried that
the 9Th Art be changed so as to read, "For
visit and consultation. S. 90, and Art. 7th
to read as follows: For visit out Of town
extra, from twenty five to fifty cents per
mile for all distances ov'r one mile"
Drs. Martin and Green were appointed
to read tn. essays at the next meeting OF
the Society
A motion prevailed to hold the next
meeting, Dec. 9Th, at McGregor, when the
Society adjourned. '...
w. G. LEWIS, Chairman.
III. G.. MARTIN, Sccretar'' .1#
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-19

eY"A lady's home dress ought to last a
long while; she never uearS it cut
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-19

az Read not books alone, but men; and
CHI iciy be careful to read myself
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-09-19

Why are the Presidents like vaga-
bonds? Because they are associated with
Vices.