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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-10-26
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-10-26

g. n I'd Z "A 4 N O.
3 EEER oTRkRED wEsz.
We are enabled, from the many advan-
tagea that ws possess, 10 make IL greatly
TO your Interest to PuRCH AsE FROM
FTRsT--Ssiling acre than al me eth
'er Clothing Houses, We ean aaa al ssI
y0a at Loser PYssss
SECOND -- Selling to none hut Rqst.
class Merchants, We make bat few BAD
DEBTS, and therefore need bat
3 d 4 LsL Pr o RITA.
TmRD-~Fnom sus long sxpsrianee-
twenty odd years--ws understand the basi-
asss thoroughly, and know how TO
CUT, MAKE AND TRIM {
Or Geodhs whish IL every thing Ia Clcth.
ing.
FIFTH--And VERY Imporsaak-~ws yax.
chase cur Kpods Exom The Empczssr q Aaa-
afsetuTsR &C the Lowest possible satss-.
many % them FOR cash, ard nanafaetnrs
them int Clothing at our Mandatory II
New York.
When Ia cur city, we invite you to cal
IN and sxamaRs a9F ssock, and rs are falls
sakisGea that youY interest viii ihance yea
b purchase
Aerro'Tss Ne 7rusbk 10 Szow cssSs
MARTIN 4 BROTHER.
Aug 10, 80. lm
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-10-26

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IMMENSE FAIL APPROPRIATIONS!
hLhM lTH OVfFITTIDE AMI gl0CRlY MUSK
JOHN ., BEgRs. . d T.sTgwAET. SAN haas.
y. B. BEERS & Co.
cennlsaoa Merchants aaa DsaIsn Staple Fancy
GROCERIES, PURE WINES AND LIQuORsI
Teas, Tobacco, Cigars, Wooden 6 Willow Ware, .
Caesm KarRs, RanGs Oils, SASH, OmtmaEmg Geods and
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every paaaiast Grocsy oua
NO. ., JAMES BLOCK. LOWER BROADWAY,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. il

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Brandy
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the hsasTa win be paid. 4
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-10-26

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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-10-26

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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-10-26

Tha kakaa end ee Dir. Breaegfek's
NJ ansa hgEmen "a MAE Aia Fssaaxkaets
escape from d &Gaa wAlsA &c soal&At sR
he I7th 81 MARCH,, 1859, al conExa Cossa,
Csasfsszaz zaa amkagamaaas ledge .. Ca
Iah Saith, saa as Exkxs Hfily S@ish, At
VITginia, was mnlnisgsa hns HreasTiek re-
ssived = Nuisss 81 one e xAa alAs peAksts
eg his waisteoaa, whsEs Ter shs fGTs4 and
anly aima a hss lie be carried watch.
Hs started u shs AsEd vita : nsss waist
coat, and On bic way stepped 1t the jew
slsrss 80 AsA@ w&AEhs whieA had aesn an
aergoang repair. Hs thsn Discovered Ter
shs krsE tlms khat ha bad no watch poekak,
AID ha therefore pIHesA BIS siMs.p lsee ia
he sIde peckss, wherss IN breaking die
noEes az azaikkts balask, III aaxs& EhA swK-
ara liEa.--wkse sad RsEmtesa,
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81 the feoiiMh a8ks- AmaFteaa, sahsT father
Is & sh0emRkassw 4 a
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play with her sac Lsn't . snosaaaksrl"
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-10-26

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~ Nc. Raslsa.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-10-26

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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-10-26

Fer whatever eAmsa, acwnsSa e aatzks3
and asa ethsg aagns @a o diseases Msss, amd
egARg AtsUgEa sd gxAann &C tAs hyskRsa ynssz
- under Ehe sFaaEaEn& lAaa sseS g AS
nh perverted antasspsis I'D dsEaExsak Esza-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-22

the President and othcr officers and mi bers
Of Congress. The impeachment OF Judges.
the duties Of the President, the punishment
OF crimes, the army appointments, salaries,
de-, &c., not being Of special interest are
omitted.
Art. 26.--Treaties OF Peace. Before INV
treaty Of peace shall take full efEset ID shall
be signed BY the President, Vice. President.
Commander in-Chief, . majority OF tho
House OF Representatives, . majority Of the
Supreme Court, and majority OF the gen.
ssral pficers Of the army.
Art. 27.-Duty OF the Military.--It shall
be the duty OF the Commander in Chisf and
all ofdoers and soldiers Of the army to afford
special protection, whom needed, to Congress
or any member thereof; to the Supreme
Court or any member thereof; TO tho Presi.
dent, Treasurer, and Secretary Of War,
and to afford general protection to oil civil
officers or other persons having right to the
same.
Art. 28-Property.-All captured or con.
6scated property, and oil property the pro-
duct Of the labor Of those belonging to this
organization and of their families, shall be
held as the property Of the whole, equally,
without distinction, and may be used for the
common benefit, or disposed Of for tho same
object; and any person, officer or otherwise,
who shall improperly retain for his secret
use or needlessly destroy such property, or
property found, captured or con6scated be-
longing to the enemy, or shall wilfully nsr.
lect to render full and fair statement OF
such property by him, shall be deemed guilty
OF misdemeanor and on conviction shall DO
punished accordingly.
Art. 29.-Safety or Intelligence Fund-All
money, plate, watches or jewelry captured
by honorable warfare, found, taken or con-
dscated, shall be held sacred to constitute Q
liberal safety or intelligence fund, and any
person who shall improperly retain, dispose
Of, hide, use or destroy such money or other
articles above named, shall be deemed guilty
OF theft, And on conviction shall be punished
accordingly. The Treasurer shall furnish
the Commander in Chief ct oil times with
full statement Of tho condition Of such
fund and it's nature.
Art. 30.-The Commander in Chief and
Treasurer.-The Commander in Chief shall
have power to draw from the treasury the
money and other property Of the fund pro-
vided for in Article 20, but his orders shall
be signed also by the Secretary Of War, who
shall keep strict account Of the ssms sub
jeot to examination by any member OF Con-
gress or general officer.
The balance 10 in the same style and very
voluminous.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-22

The Republican victory in Minnesota 10 =
most complete and glorious triumph. The
majority for the Republican Ticket 10 400,
with only seven counties to hear from, which
will not materially vary the result. Both
the Republican candidates for Congress are
elected, and there Is . majority OF in the
Senate and over 20 in the House, securing a
Republican United States Senator in plnee Of
Shields.
Such On overwhelming victory over the
Administration, in : new State, is without
precedent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-22

| GREAT EASTERN SAILED FOR H0LYHEAD.
SAcKvILLE, Oct. 10.
The Europa, from Liverpool the 9th inst,
arrived at Halifax this forenoon, and her
| news reached here by horse express this evs-
ming. -
The Kangaroo from New York, arrived
at Queenstown on the 9th, and the Ocean
Queen same day. The Persia arrived at Liv-
erpool on the 9th.
The Zurich Conference still continued and
further progress In the settlement Of the
Italian question was reported.
The Great Eastern was expected to leave
Portland for Holyhead the day the Europa
sailed.
Liverpool, Oct. 8.--Italian political Affairs
are unchanged.
Great agitation prevailed in Naples. NJ
merous arrests were made.
Later advioes from India had been re-
received. The European troops who were
recently discharged from service had oon-
sented to 60 to China.
The ship American Congress had gone
ashore in the English Channel. The vessel
was expected to be saved.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-22

BAkK OF TIE STArE CLosED.-Yesterday
the Bank o. the State, located IN this CITY,
Pascal Whitney, President, and N. p. Lang
ford, Cashier, closed its doors, owing "a
the inability Of parties in New York, who
own tho stock, to sustain ii. The bills oil
this Bank are secured by stocks OF the State
OF Minnesota OF the first issue, under the
1885,, 900 loan. These stocks are good and
bill holders will lose nothing .-[Ss. Paul
Times, l4th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-22

A Senator to succeed Bigler will be elect
ed in Pennsylvania in 1861. The Repub-
licans have made preparations for that event
ty electing every Senator in the eleven dis.
tricts which held Senatorial elections. This
gives the Republicans IL majority next win.
ter, and secures them fair majority in 1861
Thus it 10 throughout the North, ~ fast al
the people get . fair chance they replace
doughface Looofooos BY sound Republicans
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-22

GA negro man was hung BY the sheriff
OF Plymouth, in Washington Co., N. O., re-
Gently, in the presence Of 5000 spectators,
for the murder OF white man last Februa-
~. The culprit had reason to suspect undue
familiarity on the part OF the white man with
his wife, 80 he procured pistol and shot
him dead.
When Sickles shot Key for too great ia
miliarity with his wife, the slaveooracy glo-
rifed him as the heroic visdicator Of his hon.
or and the purity Of his marriage bed but
when negro follows Siokles' example, they
hang him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-22

The indications are nov very clear that the
majority in the State for Kirkwood will be
over 5000 votes. Kirkwood leads Rusch
and our candidates for the Bench few votes
in most Of the counties, but tho difference
will not beso great ~ apprehended.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-22

The Cube rnatorial Vots.
Below We give the reported majorities for
Kirkwood and Dodge, compared with the
Official majorities for Lowe and Samuels, in
the counties heard from since the recent
election:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-22

Early May Cherries.
Six years old, bearing Grape Roots slso
early May Cherry Trees, for sale at No. 1
Estes House, Main-s ST., Keokuk, Iowa.
q octl8 VIM. BARNES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-22
LEGAL NDaIac

Ef@ Legal Noslee.
To P. Jane Blackwell and b. n. BfGohwell her bus.
band, Maria X. Huston and William B. Huston
her husband, Josiah Davis, Rufus Wilsey AID
Annie Ward Abbott and G. s. Abbott her has
band:
VoU and each Of you are hereby notified that
Il there u nov on 6ls In the ONCE Of ths Clerk
of the District Court of Lee County, Iowa &C Fort
Madison, = petition a Bsujamin p. Messenger
claiming Of you The said p. Jane Blackwell and
Maria =. Huston the sum Of one thousand dollars
o. money cue on youFtwo promissory notes 70 sAid
one ana Two yssrs r:spsssivsiy, Nth 10 per cent.
interest Per annum, and on . mortgage Of sven
Asse Herewith, given TO secure the Same also
claiming aGanst al Of ron the foeeclosprs OF said
mortgage, tns1ns hing sPoa lots ., 10 and II in
partisalarly described In said petition for the
purchase none, and further prsyisg for . sale Of
said property to pay the sum that may b found due
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on pr before the morning OF the second day Of the
next term OF said conrt, . y IT. Madison
on the. 6nt Monday Il Dessubsr, A. p. 1850. the
said petitiQa Will 3 TAKEN - confessed b you
and dssrssrndsrsd against yos = rs.ysd for shsrs-
oct. 10, 1859 din Atl'ys for PlsG..
hooks EOR TME YOUTH,
DUBLIsHED BY HENRY HOYT, Boston, Aass:
Doing and not Doing;
Straight Forward;
Opposite the Jail; sA ~
The Poor Girl and True Woman;
From Poor Aossp - Palpiti
Capt. Russsl's Watchword;
Palessy she Husuenot Potter;
Ellen Dacre:
The Angel of the Iceberg;
The Percy Family;
| The Little Mountain 6uide;
The Golden Mushroom;
HannAh Lee; .f t9eE
sophia DeBrentx;
Johnny Mckay;
Joe OoH1Gons
Rcbsft Wslton; %&s
HillAds Farm; ~
For sale BY N. ". WGsTcoTT,
oct1ed ~ Main-st.
NEW BOOKS =
snE aigner Unristian Late, ~ ths Rev. ". =.
6purgeon's Sermons, 6th seeiss, a
summer pictur:as q Henry =. Field;
Life Thoughts, hy Heafy Ward Beeehes;
The Mothers Mission; I'D
Timothy Titeemb's Lse4urss s
PIiaee of ths House II David;
Pillar 81 Fin; yse.4
More about Jesus;
Bllnd BArtimDus; AsN
Giimssg Of ,Jesm5
The Bibls !. 2: Lsvaat, (prineg
The Book of Fables; W
Home Games, 10, ea II ssaa
For sale by ah8 n. w. WEGTCOTT.
Oct16d 63 On Main 1t.
TITLE, BROWN Co.'S Edition 10 HOODS
IL POEMS; 33mO. Blue and Gold.
just resolved and for sale 1t Httt
OGDEN, BKOWNELL I CO.'S a.s
SANE PAPR1.
En REAMS Baxter's Arst quality, numbers o.
~ !, !, :, 3, end assorted, for sale very low 81
t's A. J. WILKINSON.
Sign Of shsaoldsn 1ash and Mortar,
Jvnss ,Ai6 % Aain-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-22

JOHNSON County, Official, gives Kirkwood
POI majority, Rusch ll9, and the Republican
candidates for the Judgeship rs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-22

The Dem ocratIc MespcctabtiIrlcs.
There is movement on foot amongst the
respectable and wealthy Democrats OF New
York designed to wrest the direcsiopand con-
troll Of the party out Of the hands Of the ruff
fans and shoulder -hitters, who now monop-
olize the concern and run it for their own
benefit. A circular has been issued by the
capitalists of the party setting forth their
grievances and calling . meeting to take the
matter into consideration; but We presume
the sympathies Of the groundlings will be
with the hlacklegs and bullies, and that they
will cry down this movement towards decency
as an aristocra attic Intervention against the
rights Of the hard-fsted.
Amongst other things the circular gives
the following graphic account Of the mon who
control the Democratic party, the motives
which actuate them and the resulting cor.
ruption in all the departm ents Of Govern
ment
"The whole machinery Of the party-its
committees, cow entions, inspectorships, &C.,
Gc.-sre now In the hands Of ito lowest and
worst members--men who care nothing what
ever for ito principles or ito character, Blu,
who use their power to blank mail candi-
dates or put in office men Who VIII give them
: large slices OF fat contracts, and ample OPP
portunity to plumber the public treasury. II
is the ruf6ans and rowdies OF tho city who 10
this way make our Aldermen, our Council
men, and our Judges. They have become
the masters Of the Democratic party, and,
through that, tho rulers Of the city. The
present movement Is designed to dislodge
them. II it succeeds, they will be required
to absodon the power they have usurped, and
give place to men for whom the party 10 will
ing to bs held responsible.
--------------
Clock which aid not - on Tick.
An old English clock, sold month ago
by an auctioneer in Fulton-st., Brooklyn,
among the effects or deceased gentleman
named Bentham, WAS bought by second
hand dealer in Myrtle avenue, for SO cents.
He cleaned and furnished the antique carved
case, and sold il for 80 70 an old gentlemau
OF Fulton-st. The latter, : day or two ago,
removed /: cracked MIR 81 Behind .aae psndu-
lum, when be found roll OF English Bank
notes, amounting to fSOO0, which II 10 sup
posed Benthas--a very singular psrson--had
placed there.
The Brooklyn Times says that since this
lucky occurrancs, every old clock OF doubt
full descent in Brooklyn has been thoroughly
overhauled. Nothing hes come Of the search
however, and the clocks are beginning to
strike against il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-22

Later and Better.
By the mail last night, received too late to
give details, We find the returns moro favor
able for the whole Ssate ticket.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-22
Metal Warehouse!
llIaE|AscA TIN

THOA. =. DRCKER1ON.
NO. 40 wabash Avenue, Chicago, IA.
TIMERS, STOCK:
Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Sheet Copper,
Sheet Brass, Block Tin, Wire,
Zinc, Copper Pitts, Bolts.
TIMERS TOOLS, STAMPED WARE,
Lead Pipe, &c.
4 LARGE stost o. The above goods on hand. to-
"A gethsr with m astislss In 1innsrs' line. w
pay Cash 1ef old Coppss ~ Bsass, etc.
octl6d1n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-22

The Legislature consists of 43 Senator
and So Representatives. Of the Senators, .,
far - heard from, including those holding
over, the Republicans have "A and the Demo-
Gratis IA. In the House the Republicans viii
have majority Of over 20, judging from re-
ports thus fur received.
Iowa CouHrr, which we have been report
ing - Democratic, gave Kirkwood 216 ma
jority.
Ia the two counties of johnson and Iowa
the corrections in our favor will amout to
over 400.
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AbOEtic0, "Ao w 6VvUAM SsaA SSvet&As
Article l.-QualiAeations of Membership.
AL pvrsons OF matsrs ago, WHISTLER pro-
scribed, oppressed and enslaved citisens, OF
Of the prescribed and oppressed races Of tbs
United States, who shall agree to sustain
and enforce the Provisional Constitution and
ordinances OF this organization, together with
oil minor children Of such persons, shall be
held to be fully entitled 10 protection under
the same.
Art. 2,-Branches OF Government. The
Provisional Gov ernmcnt of this organisation
shall consist of three branches, Legislative,
Executive and Judicial.
Art. 3.-The Legislative branch shall be
a Congress or House Of Representatives COM
posed of not less than Eve nor moro than
fifteen members, who shall be elected BY oil
citixens OF mature age and Of sound mind
connected with the organization, and who
shall remain in Office for three years, IN
less sooner removed for inability or death.
A majority Of such memb ers shall constitute
quorum. sas
Art. 4.-The Executive branch shall con-
sist Of President and Woe Presidents, who
shall be chosen by citizens and members OF
this organisation, and each Of whom shall
hold his Office for three years, unless sooner
removed By death, or for inability Or miscon-
duct.
Art. 5.--The judicial branch shall consist
OF Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court
and four Associate Judges Of said Court,
each constituting Circuit Court. They
shall be chosen 10 the same manner - Pres-
ident, and shall continue in Office until their
places arc filed In tho same manner by cleo
ton Of citizens.
Articles - to rs provide for the trial Of
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