Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-25

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Interest % soane Of the readers oil The Ba
gle, who did not attend the County Pail
On tho 18th and lash inss., ID know wha
axAk aapeAafaa shssassssisa, and 10 kao,
ehIInlI.1N
| In the frst plaza Il occurs 10 Us 10 say
/ that thsge ysrs nat % many Psseas pses
year, and 10 many respects ths axhiaitiel
fell short Of What h was tie year previous
Aswssars ID confederation 81 ths axsrsm,
.hasd sssness aad sha aisrsacsaa state Of th,
eodnfsy, tAa exhibition znay 81 consider,
ed as highly creaisabls, for ID sssoss or a
least panE qE the. soynties inthe smss.
| tAey have not attempted 10 gel up Al u.
siibstson ia usual.
/ OF hloodea saimass there were mess on
axhibstioa saals yeAs sAAA sass AID che
same may Be said Of animals gslssEalIy
horses, cattle, hogs and sheep. In the
xegess able depaEssaens aiehaugh she mrsis
dies 81 esAihidou we're fewer in number,
yes they were much larger and finer in va
rssty than asasl. Ms.~6.W ". Pagsley, Of
fazszison eoaasy, asaibaAed souse Musk-
MELONS, which for size aaa asEers ezassa
anything We have ssss sefsre sssu 9bey
measured nearly three fesssa lsngth, and
are called Mexican Musk1neilous. ], d.
Eravans braagkst . speaizuRa King Cot
ton, aliys and growing, from his farm in
Silver Greek Township. Those who had
seen bis majesty before, pronounced the
Stalk on szAihisipa aniss IS luxuriant as
II grows In the South, except that the
pods are somewhat smaller ard less nu-
merous. The pods had not yst burst Of
their own accord, bat some Of them we're
forced open, and the cotton inside seemed
to be pretty well matured, SO far as we
coald judge. Now that We have got to
aaslng sskar Cane, it is not improbable
that We may produce our own cotton. 1t
seems that Mr.. Craveaa iwseRds suglvasit
trial at any rate.
Same p4ouE eatsrpFising friends in Ne
braska came over and brought along their
fine stock, to which diplomas were award
ed. Competition for premiums from
without the county, being prohibited by
the conssssasioa Of the Spoiegs kmong
these swazsa iine BLACK Station owned bY
Hadley d. johnson, Of Omaha, a yearling
colt owned by John Rain, which was pro-
nounced b. the judges, tho best GA the
ground, and 2 year old porker exhibited
by L. F. Monger. .5ETS.
Henry Otnstsd, of Harrison county,
was there with ais. ssIouag 6sEsh atxxs's
full blooded horse of the Morgan stock.
We regret to say that there was bat
naggs representation Of tba uechanisai
arts on exhibition. This ia not IS it sho'd
BE. @Tbe mechanics Orghs 70 be as much
interests, -, the faxaags, and he Society
il established as much for the encourag-
ment of 4he one class IS the other. A
healthy rivalry between the mechanics of
our coonty, would be Of great benefit to
them, as certainly as it would add great
" to tha interest of the exhibition. VII
they not lake hold Of il n the future p
At the close of the second days proceed
ings, she Society proceeded to elect Off
cers for the ensuing pear, whose names
will be found in so-day's paper. They
ara competent, energetic mens and If the
people win do their part, the Society will
certainly prosper, and we can have fair
next war that the county may be proud
Of. I s.E .+aa &sss