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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18
many hearts was laid at her feet, By thsi
Oonely yanths Of shs city,
TaE rSoPHxT aovKD aY A yIssos.

many hearts was laid nj her feet, By the
Oonely yanths Of shs city.
Taz rSoPHST aovKD HyA vIsIos.
The prophet bearing many things eoa-i
saFning The caaIlness Of psrsoa aHd gsa-
ces Of mind Of shis maiden, aHd moved
by vision WHICH commanded him 10
seek cut from among the daughters ef
men one In whom the plsasars of tea
Lerd conserving bis ehareh shosld De
made manifest, sssaighsway reTsaledI
himself unto her with many woFds n
apostolio aanoaisIOn and kindly adsidssl
the whieh Miriam received with mod<stl
shankfulness. Many missions % usrsy
70 the psor aud afflicted gHvs be anso per
to falhl and oshsF tokens oi Ais gasAes.
ly love a1dtrnss in Der did be bsses~.
Such vas the faith Of this family In
the prophets presogasive as teacher and
leader that they hailed With joy hia con-
leseenaion to thus honor their beloved
Airilm,
Ia these hours Of eommuDion with the
gentle maiden, the prophet failed nos to
impress upon her mind the Interpretation
Of the visioa be bad received concerning
the purposs which the Lord vas minded
to work throagh her ; tbs fulness where
Of should be Rsds manifest in snch tina
as be shoaid be pleased to reveal in fur
Iher visions.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18

- Thsrlow Weed tss pat On shsIsd-
isdFIai haruass sgain--this time 10 Itha
seems sessiasFabIy eewildsrsa, and doa's
kasS xklsh var 70 dire.
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I eg The tFo TFi5uass-of this elsy
anAd L4ie4go-- are st swords points on
shs subject sf protective tariff. The n.
Y. Tribune, for instance, thinks 1t 10 bet.
ter $50 pay $50 per ton for ir on, il made
ih thfs coansry bE workmen who buy and
fsad maialy American neHsp~psrs. than
70 obtain it for 800 from Europe, where
the iron makers buy nothing Of rs, and,
IL fact, are generally TOO psor TO buy
newspapers at ALL" To which the Chi.
cage TrSbans makes the following peril.
uept, if net actaally personal, reply;
"IfaE mnsh do The paper m manufaotar-
sEs Of Belgian buy from The Ssx York
lTribunc2 aud why does it pasroniSs
them and thereby break down the price
Of domestic p4psrl Why don't the Tn
bnns pay tho hons pager maker swenty
cents psr pound rather than send on 10
Europe for wbols cargoss Of the cheaper
products Of paper labor? We dislike
this !hisE of lookieg cns way aua fow'
ing another as The philosopher OF The
TritUna is doing."
Il is rresaned that TIE Trikune, whish
is very fond Of asking questions, will
Epd time to answer this pat query Of its
Chicago namssake.-- World.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18
THE EEESaEs.

Miriam sat at evsusids beneath the
shade Of vine her own hand had reared
when a messenger from Toe prophet sp-
pesred unto her and said, "ATise OBJ,
maiden, for the prophet of the Lord hath
summoned thee for the fuililnenG of pro-
phecy concerning the saints" With JOY
and jet with trembling, Miriam hasten
ed to prepare herself for this unexpiain-
ed mission.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18
MoCE)Ns PLENTY.

Mosnonism In England is silent, ys;
rapid, outgrowth Of the earnest teaching
Of the sincere deciples Of that faith. 10
numbers it equals thas Of many Of the
larger denominations. Thousands who
profess that faith are never suspected OF
being Mormons. Very many are, oston"
sibly, openly connected with other chuE-
ches. OF this vast number OF hormons,
the Intelligent majority sre in the conf,
dence of the Prophet Smiths purpose
concerning the child Of Miriam Chris
holIa, and aeeept him as she true heir of
prophecy.
AmonE thase who accept this success
orship are the controlling minds ia sbe
directory of the great bank Of England i!
Tbis institutIon owns 10 fee, direct OF
through sgenss, large and valuable prop
critics and bodies of land 10 the city of
Nauvos, which every effort and Offer BY
interested parties to purchase for speeus
lation or use has proved sborsiTe. The
education of the young prophet, SO com.
plete 10 all it's details and periections,
was supsrintendsd and the expense borne
bv directors in the bank Of EuGland, who
gave TO that duty all the anxiety and
care which is bestowed upon prospect
iva nrinna nF the realm
rIxws AND FrRPosEs or TIE SAINTS THEIR
FINAL RETuES TO NAUToo.
Those who accept the child Of Miriam
Cbrisholm as their trus leader are not
confined to the Mormon church in Eag-
land. They ara scsstered all over the
civilized world. Thousands of quiet,
meiitativs saints in the far-oT city Of
the plains, full in the faith Of their de-
liverancs, ,-patisntly bids their time for
the summons Of their true head to 60
forth and reposseas the land which God
gave to his chosen foz an inheritance.
pRIoHAx AND JOB, "a, ~ 'fBAD CASE"
Brigham Young IL regarded BY them
AZ q usurpur of the priesthood /; a mere
pretsndsr, without Eifts or inspiration ;
a false prophet and bad man answer
ing no gsod purpose except 30 hold to-
zelher portion Of the ssinss in one aocE
until the appointed time arrives for bis
Deposition snd their return TO Nauvoo
and the true faith.
Joseph Smith, Jr., is not regarded a.
the srus successor Of his fathers apostle
ship. Hs is esteemed As a good, honosi
man, possessing few natural gifts, and
uons whatever Of Inspiration. IL il
claimed that be will chserfully yield the
prophets offes ard pFsrogativs to its
appointed heir at his coming.
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4 koRAoN !!

This be said was bis hrst visit to the
county siuos l645. Then be vas & resi-
dent Of EauvoO, and confident of the
Prophet Smith. With the commence
ment Of serious difficulties be had return
ed to bis native land in charge Of 9 sa-
cred t-uat. Here be paused and indulg-
ed gentle, reflective sigh. This eoun-
try bad greatly changed, be said, since
thea. Ah how changed De spoke OF
SauVoo as the ihheritsncs which God
promised TO bis saints; 1t don's look
much like il Hsw, does iaP But God
will reveal himself in power, and this
promise will be redeemed 10 the fallncss
Of tinel
The conversation took & historical
turn. Is Brigham Young The true suc-
sessor of SMITH No. Ah! Joseph
Smith, Jr., is that suoosssor9 No. Sim
pie questions, indeed; but what a reva-
lation they invoked
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ATRIAA's VISION.

That night Miriam bad q dream in
which the vision of an angel appeared
unto her and unloldcd uuto her wonder
ful mysteries concerning the promises OF
the Lord to Joseph concerning the ohuFchi
bow that tribuIatisns and prosecutions
should come upon Gods chosen saints
az a punishment for their aims, and they
should be driven out into strange lands
and scattered like sheep among those
wb1 know them not; that false prophets
should arise who would ssaeh them strange
doctrines and lead them 10 paths Of er.
rol but that befors these things came
TO pass, q man child should be born unto
her, Of wonderful beauty Of person and
Of mind, rpon whon in the latter day
shd mantls Of apostlsship and prophecy
should fall, and be should deliver the
peopIs from their wanderings aud errors,
and bring them ugain into enc fold and
one belief.
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ed together from all the ends of the
earth aud re possess their promised 10
heritance. The possession will bs peace.
able. TIE present owners Of property
will be rendered their own In the full
value thereof. Where confusion, vio!sneo
and wrong once reigssd. and for which
the people we're fearfully punished ali
will be psaes and joy: and righteous
ness, right and Gods Law shall rule 10
the land.
o3oD EEws FOR J3Bx poRysIEF.
The tcmrls will be rebuilt upon the
ruins Of the former eiifoe but in mag
nituda and glorious besa'y IL will eur.
pass the former temple as palace sur
passes howell
BAD sEws FoR MAJ. BrD4aaS.
The mansion which the martyred pro.
phei had fer his DWELLING place at Nsu
700 will be purqed Of Gsntilas and mon.
ey- changers, and ~jIl be beld in sacred
remembrance Of It's saintei builier.
SACYoo REpTvTvus.
The ruins and waste pias2s of ths city
will be rehui!ded With far greater mag.
nifssnee than at first. 10 short, the au-
client clorv of the great city will be re-
stored in degree ImueasurabIy aboTa
all IN grandeur that 1t had ever witness
ed
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THx cHklSH 0L3S.


In the n7mber OF those, said the strau-
ger, who composed the colony iu which
came to Nauvoo, was family by the
name of Cbrisholm, consisting If fatb
sr, mother, twc boxA and three girls
two OF the latter baiog aged respectively
IS lad IL. All The other children were
youugar-Edward Chrisboln being the
youdscst. The Chrisholms were, in Eog-
land, small farmars; occupying tenure
or rental which bad passed 10 the family
for several generations, and which was
originally owned IN fee by the ancestor
Of that family,-a lord Of manor, and 40
officer in The household of the rsiging
sovereign. The transfer Of the title Of
The estate to its subsequent owner was
obtained through sysssm Of kinKiy pre-
rOgativs long since ignored by the laws
and a,ages Of England, aud must have
been the result Of royal favoritism. The
emigration Of the Chris6olm family to
The Uuited States neesasitated aa aban-
donment of the farm tenure to a distant
relative.
Shortly after their arriSsl 81 Eauvoo,
these cmigrants beeAms identified 10 in
dustrial pursuits with the great hive Of
workers around them. The elder Chris
holm fouad 9 remuneFatiVe return In az
rieuIture. With the meAns be brought
from England be reserved enough from
gifts to the Lord to bald for himself and
family a comfortable dwelling net far
from the business esater Of the city
Hers this interesting family sstslsd them.
selvss happily to the rousins Of their do
nestle duties, and absorbing the general
atmosphere Of sonsentmsnt around them.
RisIAx eHRIsKoLA.
Tbs elder Of the Cb.isholm girls, Mi
rian By aams, vas ths acknowledged pet
Of The family. Her age vas seventeen.
In form shs was faul.lsss; in features
exesedisgly fair. Oh q truth, 10 all that
great city of 80, 600 souls thaTs was to
be foand no maidsn that In beauty Of
person, inteIligsnee OF mind, miidasss
and coartesy Of maRnsr, or nodsssy Of
character, that cosld carry away the
palm Of 90 many virtues and grasss from
Miriam Chrisholm. In ehildhood she bad
received Al education such as the moss
inselligent English gentlemen we're in the
habis Of bsssowing apon sheir Obildrsn.
Adasd to her own extraordinary nAtasal
talsss, the BEST Of instructors spaTsd no
pains 10 store hss raina wish such infOr.
aaalon ~ would reader her 40 ornam sns
to shs circles Of the Wsll-lsformsd, and
an honor 60 her family and ssxs MiFiaHl
was, thsssfore, lovely in person and de-
msaDor, and sharning In Der wsalth Of
mind SGD sdueasion. fn all shs vast
shroDgs thss o. the dag Of rsss fosksd %
shs stady gssvss and osass PLACES oil
nsssings, ltes sbs srsAs tsspls vas ssa
yss dedicated - waxsAip,) nsas ware
nsss ssnspisssss Tor sssssly bssasy, o.
Les sonssisss Of the sxihats Ut sAmira-
sass shs resolved sA&a lGiasm. IL 10 .ns
l~ssdsg. sAEsfssss aAas .hs hssass =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18

Thgindicstfops oE change In the po.
lltisas ssnslmsata Of ihs peopis are strong
sFs RhsTe. The dose administered By
tlIs Mougrils within the last six monshs
las bssnsao strcug fer tAs hauest par
don af their paTiy. The people Of shis
d rptry are Eot prepared % enslaEe nall
i.ns CT tntir owa Faes TO elevate mill
F9as Of au inferior one. Thrnughoat the
shoe Vest tbs change rf feeling hrs
bsan grrat. Theodore Tilton enee the p,t
Of the PARTY, 10 recent toaF through
The North West, wrs 50 poorly received
that he returned home completely dis
eusted, This Is G small incident, bus
il isveTysigniGsant. 1t is very short tims
sinca Tilton wouLl hare attracted sueh
immense crowds that he wculd scarce
hare besn abla 10 address than. Now
hs is permitted to lover bis voice and
address empty benches. This 10 bot be.
raast be has ehaugea, er because the
paoply thlHk less Of him az a man. la
j. just ahA: be- was befospi ,ba ehangs
has been ia The sentiments Of lie people
wha vii not encourage by their pressa,s
lhs liad q thinS piaea aaia-ahs arr
anil Fead cred ii 50 l85s gaI bitter, aad
n5w SEEKS 70 make . reAtpred union i'm.
pbsbibla, and Capitalization q certainty.
ssraEs show which way the wind blows
and TilsoH's tour proves thai the cur
seat which ran so heartily towards des-
p2li.m and rain las reaehed Ito Eood,
aaa ID beajhIeg y set tbs athsr wag.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18
al RNaLTSuxAS.

While in the preparation of bis adTer-
tisement We had an opportunity of stud
wing the man "A study that revealed no
thing satisfaetorY save that before rs
sat q squars. bulls Individual, middle ag-
ed, heslshy, very intelligent, and a very
Rnglish- -Englishman, with ths fogs and
eohwebs Of London barely brushed Of
bic very respectable clothes
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18
A Mormon Story.

RFsm shsoaEshase ulla ] Rspasiiesm. Mar. 10.
On the svening of the 2Sth of Fsbrna.
Fy, ais., ws we're informed that q gentle
man desired our presence al the sfhos 10
G matter Of basiness. We found the
gentleman comfortably seated at iha Ia
Bile, looking over lol of papers which
wore spread before bin.
Very briefly he stated his busineas. II
was to procure the insertion Of an ad-
vestisemcaf, as psr his Instructions, In a
leading newspaper In this eoanty, aud he
bad been directed 10 this office.
The adEsTtissmsns which be desired
printed 10 as foIlows:
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"IxToxMArIos WANTED,

sfRdward oasisholm II the beaFeF Of
ibis name, who lived at or near Nauvoo,
Hancock County, U. S. A., from ls40 TO
ls46, and who Is supposed to be jet liv-
ing 10 Hancock or some adjoining county,
will address Thomas Brewster, Esq,
st Court place, LinOolS,s Ian. London,
Eoglaud, he vail hear Of intelligence
greatly TO his advantage. Should Dir.
CbrisholD not be living, bis heirs, or any
of them, will DO we'll to ssnd their Rd.
dress as zbeve.
"This notice to be Published three
sines 10 the leading newspaper in Han
cock Cousty, Illinois, U. S. A.
CHARLKs BEEwsTER,
'sBaTriSter, Lineoln's Inn, London"
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Ia The fulsess Of time, Miriam brought
forth son; and on the eighth day the
prophet, in the presence Of bis chosen
eounsslors, circumcised the Child, and
blessed him, and namsd him . name
whieh should be for token and sign
that be Should De bis heir TO prophecy
and the deliYsFer OF the saints.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18
IsTHsroLAmox.

The growth In Bumbsrs and power Of
the Mormon Church In Hancock county,
the magnitads in wealth and populasioa
Of Easvso, ths vialsnt death Of Smith,
and the fogsibls Dispersion Of the saints
10 ether localities, are historical fssts
with whiea msss Of eur readers are sas-
aeisnsiy oonvsFsaHt.
FLIGHT or MIaiAa Agp gHA cKrLp-zEa
DEATH.
Ths anaosHesnons Of the pFopbaes
death as Cssthaga was brought 70 Nsa,
700 TIA sams night By mssssagsrs and
soaadsd 70 ne prisy soaaail, who, sa.
isiDiag prefsaad ssssssy Tor few hours
sci sbssa an immsdiase rsmosal of Me
siAm sd ahs shild 10 . piass sf safety ]
fssis ms jsassd tAat asyis&sss sss tss
spsssissAiR vssid ssiss, was, ksssi.s
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COVENANT CONCERNING TRx PzoAiSEp HxIR,
This uondsrfal dream Miriam hasten.
ed to reveal to the prophet, whO EhsEs-
fore, regarding it as the voice Of the
Lord, called a counsel of his intimate
and chosen deciples, and inpasted to
them bis purposes coHcerniDg the prom
cd heir OF his apoStlsship, and shsm be
swere unto faithfnlness and secrecy M.
ill thess things should be fnlsllsd.
wHAT NIGHT KAFRKN IN gEg Best OF
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Know INV Destiny,

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OLD STONE HOUSE,

OLD STONE HOUSE,
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