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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-22
DRY GOODS.

= ~ . . . ; :
I \A1 sey.''r, < :
HAvIN0 PURCHASED OF 4. v. BAILEY
- a. ~! nn seeek Dry 0esdA - aAall fssa -
AT COsTs
Ino.o 10 vsst u aaytAiae II tAs Dry 0oods
= ~. ~ Hs>ss cvs - ~, = nasy gseds viii
Less THAN Cosr PRICE.
Dr.. WHITE,
dssl-'f Ouoosits Cssk 4 aasee,ss, p..h
SPECIAL NOTICE.
furniture ct Wholesale L. Retail.
GOULD
sssond 1t, corner q Perry,
rs NOW ARMED AND EQUIPPED WITH 1
1 large Factory for the manufacture ~ al L;,1.
o. Furniture. nersa. ter he will seIl Furnitnrs
o. ms . own make that for taste, voskmanship ~
durability cannot b sxesllsd.
FACTORY, ON THE RIVER ROAD Iua~
ABOVE RENWICK'S SAW MILL.
WARRROOMs On ID sTaREr. Cpr..
NkR PERRY.
All kinds Of Tuning and Sewing do,e viHA
neatness and dispatch.
:, Bear In mind also, that il eopnection VIII
furninitsre, Gould has constantly on hand an m.
CARPETS AND OIL L0THs /!
Velvet Brussels, : ply and 3 ply Ingrsin Ca.ps.
Window Fixtures and Shades,
Green and Buff Hollands.
Damasks, Table Oil
Cloths; also
Hair, Spring, Moss 4 Hask Matrassee.
With lots Of other things too numerou, to man
t'on. Upholstering and repairing done promptly.
DANIEL GOULD,
jy22l Corner Perry and Second streets.
THOMAs POWELL,S.
DRUG Z FAMILY MEDICINE ST0RE
-LAfE-
IN cor Ts0e
4O.. brady STREET. IN
HAVING ADOPTED The CASH SYSTEM
Ill Of buying End selling goods, l an prerered
to offer st very Low PEICES, to which respectful.
" aall attention Of the public. In addition 70 my
we'll selected stock Of
Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Goods, etc.,
would solicit your attention to new arrival
goods by express
BAZIN's AMANDINE,
FARINA COLOGNE, (Bssr BRAxps,)
LUBIN'S EXTRACT (Nsv PssyuxERY,
BENzINE,
Toilet Soaps, American, French and Epglish
with fall assortment Of TEETH, HAlR, 0LorH, nA1
AND NAIL BKUsHRs.
Alsoa few eases
DARK OTAR . BR ANDYs
PALE HENNEsEY BRANDY,
WEBsTEW ma DEnlA.
PORT WINE,
PALE so En- RYs
Which will b sold sxclusivsly for medical psr-
poses.
ASoo'o Havana O1garO
Choice Brands, direct from the importer.
TBOA POWELL.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-22

Fer Sale ~ . Heavy Discount.
1.-TWO CLAIMS FOR PRINTING, ONE FOR
L RORrY-HlvB DOLLARS, against Col. Il. H.
Heath, G. Cookery and other members Of .
Committee on Printing for the Breckenridge DEM
ocratic Convention which assembled in this city
last August and toe other for NINE DOLLARS
against the LIZ CLAIRE DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
Both claims have been acknowledged to BE- cor
rect, and payment repeatedly promised. We
would state that the members of the Breckenridge
party in this city. paid their proportion Of the in
debtedness to ~, like men; also, that Col. n. H
Heath, d. A. Ashony and others Of Dubuque, IS.
suFed ps that the balance should be settled st
once. This assurance vas given some eigh. months
since. such being the case Capitalists will at
once perceive that this ia opportunity to in
vest in securities which will not appreciate.
We are preparing q complete list of our politi-
cal claims aid WILL in few days, offer to our cit
isens glorious opportunity for Psr.ass.t invest
ment kiCHAkDSON, WEST = W.
" 9-d&Wtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-22

Contractors Wanted.
ESTIMATES ARE WANTED FOR A SCHOOL
~ House in Sub-District NJ. 8, Winfield town
ship, 20 BY 70 feet. Specifications can be sen 1t
theoice Of the secretary, east end Of Long Grove.
Estimates can b sent to the President on or be-
fore the 3Oth day Of Oct Der, A. D., 1851.
WIN. CkESSLER, President.
WINFIELD, October Is, 1861. ocl7. div
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-22

SM6ll oOUo.
N1oW IS THE TIME TO LAY II WOOp
IN ~ vipt. uss. We haved ktsdn.g yeee
q d % p cord. aal erssa wood . -
90 = ys.Ovll ~ - -: - n.v,a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-22

J. 4. REID, =. H.,
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OTrICH-
! No: 70, corner Main AMI Third strssts, Dav-
export, Iowa.
DR.. REID osn b eoisultsd q his olles Of al
bouss Of The day and night, unless professionally
engaged. ssDt5t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-22

~ ne ssdsssigned aerss 70 the folle~i,.,
TERMS o. SUBSCRIPTION.
DAnY.-l9k eesss pr week ~, Al. .....
aatl 80 psst-oocs s6bsssibs9s. O. 10 -, ssn"m
payable u advanee. saseo
WssxLy.-33,e0 pr snnsn. n adv.,..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-22

&c. PARKBR, ND. gro. v. N'CAnN, Il. D..
DOCTORS PARKER Z McCARN.
physicians AND SURGEONS. OFFICE
l No. Franklin 5losk, second asos, Beady 81.
setween Second and Third, Davenport, lows.
DR.. PARKsB's residence, corner 9Th and L. Clair
streets. Dr.. CSC. w. AcCAkx's residence, -
side Of Brsdy, second door from corner Of Sth.
myl7-dtf
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-01
Select i1octrn
g o N S o l. A ON.

"My boy is deadl" mother crics,
Aud smites upon her breast
Not so,' the voice of Faith replies,
ale lives among the blest."
"But then he's lost, aad no more
WIN see my darling boy;
"lle is not lost, but gone before
To heavens eternal JOY.
Even now, arrayed in robes of white,
With radiant happy face,
He hastens on in glad delight,
With saints to take his place.
What glorious things his eyes behold
As, with the angels there,
He walks the streets Of shining gold,
hnd views the scenes 50 fair.
Nov, Jesus claims him for his own,
And leads him safe along,
Till with the best before tile throne
lie joins the choral song.
His soul o'ertlows with holy Joy,
And fear no more alarms;
Behold him thus, your blessed boy,
Within the Sayiours arms.
"And would You call him from that home,
To dwell on earth again;
With you to toll, and often moan.
In sickness, grief and pain
On, ttx your thoughts on things above,
Look for the best reward
som shall yoube, with those you love,
Forever with the Lord"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-01

A SCARE Grow. The following is said
to be remedy against the dcprodations of
the crow and blackbird, in the cornfeld {:
lake fine plump seed corn-a quantity of
it-string each kernel on horse-hair-
white is best-tying a knot in it to prevent
its slipping of, Scatter it over the field in
pots where the birds will seei and alight
They will eat but Que kernel of it, and will
not trouble that field (or any other) again,
The two ends of horse hair sticking out of
their mouths, well anchored in their craws
by fine kernel Of corn, is by no means a
pleasure to them.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-01
fEllE PEOPLE s COOK BOOK.
MODERN GNGR&H,RY.
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
ny
MISS ELIZA ACTON.
CAREFULLY REVISED ny MRS. s. ]. HALE

Tells Ioa How to choose ali kinds of Meats PouItrv
ana Came with atl the various and inost
approved modes of dressing and cooking
Beef aud Pots also the best aud sim,
IiestWay OF sailing, picking and curing
the same.
Tells You All the various and most oprrovcd ,rodos
IT dressing couking, and buning Mutton
Lamb, Veal, Poultry and Game of all
kinds, with the different Drussinrs, G ra.
. , Wis, and stuiiings appropriate to each.
Tells lJt How 10 choose clean, and preserve Fish
OF all kinds and how to sNcctcn il when
tainted; also all the various and most
approved modes Of coOklng with the
different Dressings, Sauces, and Flavor.
ings appropriate to each.
3gis lou All the various and most approved modes
otpr'rarng over fity different kinds Of
Meat, Broths, and Stcws with the rel.
ishcs and SeasOnings appropriate to each
rs lou All thG various and most approved modes
of cooking Vegetables Of every descrip.
HH@1q on@ Trss eW Of to m PrePnrG ng.
Fish, Game, Mushrooms, &c.
~ ellis You All the various aud most approved modes
NJ preparing and cooking all kinds o
clettes' Fritters Cakes Confectionery
Preserves Jers ana sweet dishes Of
every dc cripton.
II Tells lou A the various and most approved modes
of tmahihg Bread, Rusks, Mullins, and
biscuit the best urthod Of preparing
Collie, hocOlate, ,sand Tea. and how to
make syrnps, Cordals, and Wines of
various kinds,
u Itiis lou How to and ornament a table how
To Caryc all kinds ufdsh, flesh or Fowl
ana in short how So simplify the
whole art of ,0uking to bring the
choicest luNurcs of the table thin ev.
crybudys reach,
The book contains liz pages aud upwards of twelve
hundred Recipes, all Of which the results Of nctual
experience, having been fully carefully tested under
the personal srpcrintinicnce Of h writer's II is prin
ted III clear and open type, j. illustrated with appro.
priat, rugravings and viii be Forwarded to any nddr"ss
neatly bound, aud postage paid, receipt Of the price
SlOU, or in cloth extra, Sl4j
$1,000 A EAR S2 S2" sa'.'P9i2. III %?@.
Ing eve
ry"harr in sllin- the above work. onr inducement to
all such being very liberal
For singh copies OF the book or fur terms agents
with Other Information, apply T.. or address
JOHN T. POTTER Pub her.
No. Gl7 San>om Street, Philadelphia, IA.
November =, l-uh Cm
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-01
A Deplorable Case.

A western paper relates the following,
which we hope may be warning to all
such as persist in the course pursued by
their western exemplar: "The man that
don't take his county paper was in town
yesterday. He brought his whole family
in two horse wagon, lie still believed
that General Taylor was President, and
wanted to know if the "Kamschatkians"
had taken Cuba, and if SO where they had
taken it. He had sold his corn for twenty.
five cents, the price being thirty-one but
upon going to deposit the money, they told
him that it was mostly counterfeit. The
only money he had was some three
cent pieces, and those some sharper had
"run on him for half dimesl His old ladv
smoked ''cob pipe" and would not be-
lieve that anything else could be used
One of the boys went to blacksmith S
shop to be measured for a pair of shoes,
and another mistook the market house for
church. After hanging his hat on n
meat hook, he piously tool; a seat on a
butchers stall and listened to an auction
Ger, whom he took to be the preacher. He
left before meetin' was out, and had no
great opinion Of the 'sarmnt' One of the
girls took lot of seed onions to the post
office to trade them for letter She had
a baby which she carried in n "sugar
trough" stepping at times to rock it on
the side walk. When it cried, she stuffed
its mouth with an old stocking, and sang
" Barbara Allen" The Oldest boy had
sold two Cocoon skins and was on ''bust."
When last seen, he had called for glass
of soda and water" and stood making
wry faces. The shop keeper, mistaking
his meaning, had given him mixture of
sal soda and water, and it tasted strongly
of soap, But he'd hearn tell of soda wa
ter, and was bound to give it fair trial,
"pukc or no puke." Some "town fellow"
came in and called for lemonade with a
"hy in it" whcreupon our "soaped" friend
turned his back and quietly wiped several
flies into his drink, We approached tho
old gentleman and tried to get him to
subscribe" but he would not listen to it
He was opposed to "infernal improve
ments," and he thought "larnin" was
wicked invention, and culterwated nothin'
but vanity and wexation. None of his
family ever learned to read, but one boy,
and he teached school awhile, and then
went to studying "diwinity."
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-01
DO YCU U.1NT HHISAER
DO yOU H.}NI' HIlISEERS
10 roo U.7NT Il .ULSYIuHE?
DO YDU H.4.NF i .VuSrlCIiEl
Esc'llsglanas,s Celebrated
STIMULATING ONGUENT,
Ia, tbo IVJ;,Ie,.c o,,<j Hair

HE subscribers taxi pleasure in announcing to the
tiiiA rs of the luit-d states, that they have Oh
tanned tna Agency for and enabled to offer to
tn. Am 'rcan pablo, the above justly celebrated and
wOrii renowned article
Ihe stimulating Olgncnt il prepared by nr. G r Bell.
inghum, ar eminent physician Of London, and is
rHlttd To bring ont thick set Of Nhiskyl= Il Mus
ncha In from three - six weeks This article * the
only uf thr kind usadby tn French aud IN Lon Ion
and aris IT is in universal use.
1t lsa beautiful, economical, soothing, yet stimulating
compnond acting as If by magic upon tha roofs
Ing brauiiu gfowtS Of lnxurlunt hair 1t applied To
the scalp, 1t viii badness aud cause spring up
III place of the bald spots fine growth If aiT.-
Appt ID according to directions IL will red tOwy
hlr DARK and restore gray hair its original color,
leaving it soft smooth aud Xib!c, The "Ougucnt"
an indispensable ar'IH in every gentleman toilet aud
after weeks they would not fer any COnsera.
tiOn BE- wtnut IT.
Th subscribers are tha only Agents for the article in
tn United -tus to whom all orders must b. addressed
Price Ond Dollar buX-fur sale by al Druggist. aud
Deal rs or box of tha "Ongurnt (wurrantcd have
the drsir effect vi b. sent to any who GCsrr
by mail direct securely packed receipt Of price ami
postage, SllS. Apply to or address
HORACE l.. IIEGEMAN & co.
DRuGGissS,
81 William Street, New York.
February %, lSGl-;m.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-01

To DIE FOR TRUTH is not to die for
ones country, but to die for the world
Truth, like the ancient statute of Venus,
will pass down in many fragments to pos.
tcrity will collect aud recompcnsc them
into goddess,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-01

WAR lNCIDENT.-While one of the
Massachusetts, regiments was in this city.
on its way to Washington, u gentleman
residing here met one of its members on
the street.
us there anything l can do for YOU
sir? ~ said the New Yorker, his heart
warming toward the representative of tho
brave Massachusetts militia who had 80
promptly answered the call of their coun-
try.
The soldier hositated a moment, and
raising one of his feet exhibited boot
with hole in the toe, and generally tho
worse for wear.
GLOW came you here with such boot
as that, my friend ?" asked the citizen.
"When the order came for me to ioin
my company, sir" replied the soldier, ~
was pIoughing the same field at Concord
where my grand father was ploughing when
the British fired on the Massachusetts men
at Lexington. lie all not wait a moment;
and IAln not, sir !"
1t is unnecessary to add that the soldier
was Immediately supplied with an excel.
lent pair of boots.--N Y, Evcntng Posi-.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-01

PRAISES arc valuable only when they
come from lips that have the courage to
condemn
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-06-01

CARRYING Born CoLoRs.-Dan Ricc's
Circus has been South in steamboat on
the Mississippi, He has just returned to
the free States. His steamboat was armed
with fifty muskcts and two cannon. Dan
says it was "hard skinning" in Southern
waters, and he declines returning there
just yet At one place he was arrested,
and escaped with some difficulty. OF the
Cumberland river he saw a steamer steal.
ing away from him. As "good joke" he
fired a shot across her bows, followed by
another. The clerk of the strange steam
er rushed up in his sLirtslooycs, and waved
a Secession flag Dan fired another shot,
when the clerk disappeared, and another
man ran up the Stars and Stripes! Dan
then let him 20 in peace,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-02

- The following Ia . list of bank
whose notes ara thrown out In Chicago
The disswsdissd Illinois Banks are 10 pea
cent. discount. We copy from list ia-
sned IRON ths oeaee Of sAs ehiaags Bank
note List on Tuesday:
AMERICAN Exchange Bank, ulinois.
ef of Rel6igks niinois. 4
Bank OF Cottn1ohwealth, flIihofs.
Bank Of Aurora, Illinois.
Rfn kxch&nga Bank, Illinois.
H5ofe - eli Illinois.
62 Bank, fllinuSs.
Southern Bank, GRANVILLE, Illinois.
GRANVILLE Bank, Illinois.
Bloenfngton Baak, Efsdiank. stsAs
BrcokvllIe Bank, Indiana.
Hoosier Bank, Indiana.
Indian Reserve Baak, Indiana.
Bank Of Connsrsvilla, Indiana.
Bank of Indians. @
Bank of Commsrce, Erie, Pa. ssa
Bank of Grswfora Couuty, Pa.
Bank of fsawfance County, late Bank of
New Castas, Rx.
Casaract City Bank, New Jsrssy.
Bank OF upper Csnada.
Virginia Solveai Baaksss psresns. dis
coant. -
Tsnnsssse Solvent Banks, i pss ssas.
discount.
North and aeasa zlsssiina Solvsas
Banks, . per cent, discount.
devrgfk Sofyenf Danks, 3 per cens. dis
75Se - 4a4 81
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-02
VOL. 10.


/ A0 %<Ss 40 Use pF0&eAs kakaes SSTez
widths OF gauge In the Unised States. I'D
addition % the horse railruad xasge of /
feet y Ea inches Of which the follow.
ing aocount complied from the Eaoineey
| gives full particulars with q statement d
tAa resaits attending this diversity d
gssgs. b
i TAera ID the 4 n sfs2 IN. gauge which
10 the standard Of New England and tha
middle States, with the exception Of
New ysrssy, - i 10 also In the Nassh
The 4 feet 10 iaoh gaage prevails In
New Jersey, Ohio, and on the extension
OF the pitssharg, Fort Wayne & Chicago
line, 70 Ghieag6.
The 5 It gauge Ia common at the South,
although several Of the older lines, as
val as th0ss in North Carolina, are of
1aa q II 4Baf%2 sn. gauge.
Then there is In the Seioto L Hoekins
Valley r. r. In Ohio, Of the unmasoha-
bic gauge Of II. 4 in. q
Ths Atlantic q Sc. Lawrenoe gauge,
extending into Canada, and correspond
ing with the Canadian gauge, ia 5 fl. 8
in. wide, as 10 that of the roads in Louis
E q .-- e45F
Then comes the New York Il Erie gauge
Of f., most Of its tributary roads be-
ing Of the same width. The Ohio 4 Mis-
sissippl &. II. ia also 6 #. wide. The
Chicago & North Western, originally she
Rock River Valley Union r. T., was.laid
down also on the feet gauge, which was
afterwards changed to four feet | Q in-
&iheas srTSHaaN asa s. Gh&&
The TIA seanga IN sas' sscoapsomise,' . 4
f. . IA In. on the Cleveland q Toledo
r. r., laid down between Toledo and the
junction Of the Northern and Southsrn
Divisions which are respectively Of the
#. IL in. and the 4 feet 10 inch gauge.
Car made for the four feet Q l-2 inca
gauge, run throagh from 81. Louis to
PhiiadeapA pAia, slshoagh q considerable |
part OF che diakance is over the IL. 10 |
in. gauge. On the latter gauge, play of |
z inches between the Hange and rail 10 |
snbmitsed to aa allowance which is ear |
tainly net desirable, although it may not |
be dangerous. The fact that such an ar |
rangement j. submitted 10, shoHs these 10 |
. skxuag rsaeon few ssaidizg ssesaka Of |
sass os.issss, 81 - 81 a. ssss.sss - sss
rily incidental 10 an .sna.plsy Of from |
Ia In. 10 Q in. In stroiR srgumena |
againnss any difference of gsrigs whasao-
ever. &s@s -
With All these gauges. wa have fnauun-
egabae breAks, and With the extansieln az
sxissinx roads. sad the eonssr.es:y.s az
new lisss. shese insegYuptioas win b. r,s,l-
.iplied. g..T
Ii was formegalIy argued thai 4 wide
gauge was preferable. FOR msnv reaaoUs
70 that Of the ordinary width, bsst exDer-
ience has ahgndantiy shown that I'D
weight increases alaassst sxassEy wiah a.
width between the. rails.
The nasrsws ssuee. whieisss Asznr,is
sufRsasns ssssi "a I'd csapaeity Is a.
oess 4sx,ras an1 tia exssfiersS N ~
zresfse1 shSsa Hr,es iu 8 wsn1s 4aR
Ass ~ Af& IL q IN - p is al,sSnisZ
= - z.mF 4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-02

90 The new Eoyarnor Of South Caro-.
lima Ar. Francis w. Piekeas, OF Edgaeld
liz has been d Gongrsssmsn, sssa hsa
LATELY retired fsoR The Bassian aission.
lie = oaliad usodewssa man in sSoaah
Lsrolinias and his elsctioa was aefeai
ot sha hAsss clique. Hassis the oath he
took the other day: .s..~,T7.5,9 -
| do swear (or aifrmj that am duly
quaiified, according to the sonstisulsou al
shis State, TO exercise The sfEce % which
! Aase been appointed. and will. "a fae
oesf Of my abilikiss, discharge ths dutsaa
thereof, and preserve, protect and dafead
the constitution OF the State, and Of the
United Sgases. F = II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-02

canN8y Mrs.. Ls~<sF asid tbs ixzsiRA. szs
ossForsa 70 step Tins torFsna ef akuss
! ausfe - ssrapxe mistake about sIl this
a4safs yen shaf yon ass entirely aista4
ken 10 y11x sasHlse. This ypuzSg gentle.
na@n = Nxa known 70 all he nsm6sxx oi
tne par. -. fs you are wei scqHsins.
"a =, III - fi-- " here y III. k@-sgss
ms 1ooksu Aruund, has MI had
aisappe sass slse actofs of khis Iudi-
osyaaa - %
az sean 1zks = matters were
comang r. lsia y Ill left The room,
Aa,a g0in n9 - heasas placed our
ss.ses y .tsee vh@s We eeuld hsar
Al tias u. pjnG Nishin, wikhous ang
aAngef of y ycox91a. $50 va
" Ens g - ip4letad that
- ln4He is ~ l3 nss.
4l z sia
I6r
= - ! .assss - - = D !
laoo1ins snasS tney mountsd their hofs.
y anu fsae 10 sns nexs hsase.
s soon aa s.ey Rad departed, ws Re-
sla saal'sa ~ = tas hoasa, and campliEneated
Asas qla kaay oa the resoaatien ana spir;k
A9e n&a oaaplaYed On thin trying occa-
siosl. t s
!, As sae now had successfully repelled
" 5taas assault upon her dignity and the
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-02

a1 Bsamaz Basiss, of ST, JohnsbuEy,
Vermont, has flowed eight acres Of ground
with water, and fenced 1t In for skating
Rssk - AAs asssaxiags DRIVE sssaaaa h,
and building as one end, where ladies
and gentlemen can put on their skates,
warm themselves or tAks fafrashnenss.--~
The charge for admission is ten cents
Season tickets, one dollar. ..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-02

sI The Msmpais Enquirer says that
u Fairs Point, Mississippi, an Abolition
ist was, few days ago, barrelled up and
rolled over the blaF into the Mississippi.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-02

gI San Francisco dates of the Oath
alt., snnouaeSs tbs death of Delaxoa
Smith Of 0rsgoa, At Portlsad, an the
istn. 81 9=Ea sE eHaF egws
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-02

- In Greenland, kass., each nsw
bride ia entitled 10 $50 from the Smith
chsrities-an excellent and apecaiiar8
institution ....,.s ...-.-4 1850
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-02

~ Ihe inmorsal Higfali of Texas, la
in a sad pickle. He's been reading the
Presidents message ever since it was de-
ilyessq, and he says she pogs he ssads it
the less BE comprehends Il.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-02

- A new religious sect has begun to
develop itsslf Ia the ssrshsra part OF Deu-
mark iss believers claiming that there
ase I'VE Gods in one, and calling them
seives penisaxians. E s5
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-02

EI Ths ssass Agricultural eoliestion
at Albany, has received as contribution,
. hqrnet's nest 6Ee fest In ciseumf@sass,
that was found, In the woods in Franklin
counts, by paxty searching fora Lascoln
pole.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-02

gT The Gaiena (Ill.) Advertiser com
plains that the pay of Legislators is bat
~ par day, while board at the capitol is
from - to % per day.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-02

IAE hgxr CoSsaxssIoaAL AfPuxysas-
ksSr.--.Eron tbs census Eetusps, il ap-
pears that the rati6 Of Representa- atigss In
eae next Congress win be about Iys. .O0O.
This will give Iowa Ave Reprssansafiyas
With . traction Of Ii. .s3s over. - -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-02

- They make wias equal TO Bordsux
or Malaga, from the native wine grape In
Wisconsin,. Gt#7' tstts.A Rsf75't
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-01-02

S A well-known circus equestrian,
Eaton sisass ssasw Ga fsgR ia Kansas,
engaged in trsiaing number Of butfaioes
Ia the ring, intending TO ride an aes of
hozsenaaaship tf1 apon ons IL them. He
has tea of them IN hand, which be intends
aEiying tandem before . sausie wagon IN
procession. IN