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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-08-24

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This is quite respectable little sum to b,
stolen by public officials Of one party in -
short time. To aggravatc this matter, in
most eases the bail has been found to be
worthless, or nearly 50. And yet the party
with such record behind it, is constantly
prating about the delalcation in tins STATE.
wherein the State loses next 10 n5thiu. -
Were its leaders not born before shame WAS,
they would blush down into t c:r very boots
at every glance at their shameful record, and
would never print the word Dsiaieoti1a in
the pages Of their newspapers, 1t would b.
as great terror as Banquo's Ghost or the
CeGia in an Egyptian least.-Iogp. Jytu-
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" Poor Old Horse &C."

In lsj6 President Pierce had sunk so low
in the estimation ol his party friends and the
public, on account of his completely with
Atkinson, Douglas & Co, in bringing about
the repeal Of the Missouri compounds for
the b9n4ft of slavery, that it was only here
ard there : politician q f Sufficient courage
could be found to defend him. Then every
one said poor old Pierce let him die :" but
in james buchanan, the ripe statesman, cool
politician, the safe counsellor 6c, the eoun-
Try would be s4fs. all would be - net again.
Vow i9rs2oth, the same Old tune is pitched
again, a. IN the declining days Of Pierce.
" poor old Buck, let ham die" and there
seems none 50 poor rs to 10 him reYercnce.-
The sauIe men pretend b ,ec that all the ills
Of the body pJ!itleeIn now be cured by elect
ing 5. \. Dog.Es President Thus it has
been and VIII BE-. The men that the Demo.
Gratis elect, always are ruled BY the Slayocra-
cy, ana in consequence Of this, cannot be re :
elected, \ new candidate has 10 b. taken
at the expiration Of each term of four years
and the Old - func;iouaros" turned over to bs
kicked and culTea, ana to act as s.apogotts
for ths party, Elect Dou slas to-day, and IN
less than a year he will BE- dominated over by
the southern slayoeraey and he in turn
would b. dropped like a hot potato, by hi.
present Northern friends. TIE IN N, iGately
are MT 81 bad as thy seem, bat it is the i'm
reri5Hs ard inexorahla Slave power which
makes them false 10 themselves and old party
friends.
AsIevrIr Noalalr ior September is r.
cciycl, II ha~ an attractive table OF con-
teats Moses llaIe Will suIlIy orltrs.
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what Mr.. Marshall had to do with Maine
politics. What was sauce for the goose was
not sauce FOR the gandcr. lie thought Han
cock aud Washington behind other counties
in enthusiasm for Smart. Hoped they would
arouse, for they could trust him.
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Our State Debt.
How IL was incurred by tisP last
Democratic Stale Adinini>tra-

In 1917 the people Of Maine amended their
Constitution 50 aS to prevent the addition ct
more than hrce huadred fAoHsaad dollars to
their State debt. In lS53 Two hundred ami
fifty thousand dollars ot tins sum Vas taken
up by tie purchase OF the Massachusetts,
lands. This left a margin Of but fifty thous-
and dollars, and every one WAS de>irous that
this might be lett as a slrt OF contingent
iaud to guard the credit of the State in case
OF sudden emergency. But the last Demo
sr,ttie Administration Of Maine, with Samuel
Wells for Governor, AMI Isaac Reed for
Treasurer, usei it up aud thus added EiEHI
THOUSAND DOLLARS to the funded debt
OF the STATE, on which tie people have since
been paying an annual interest u THREE
TIiNU SAND DOLLARS.
Since that TINS OF course no addition has
been made to the State debt, lur even il the
Republican Administration had been dlspos-
ed to do il. the constitutional restriction
would have prevented them. y portion OF
the State debt falling dae has been renewed
by the different Republican Administrations
both last winter and the wear before. but
not a single dollar OF burden has been added
shereto. 10 the last Democratic Admins
tratlon belongs the sole honor OF adding to
the funded deJt and thus Increasing the taxes
VI the people. IHe Rfga5icaHS Rer,r lure
meroas d the Sat d6f III H.rcr gH do
Il. MARK HAT i-haa. J3urHaE
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Democratic County ConVen-
ton,

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wv t,,'' ''''i'S "','''i'','' ''''7
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80 ''''' W ''''' ","'''' ''"''' Wv
. -, - '''s '-''' - 81
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" o',' ''''''
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..,...,., 90. -,
81. ,,,a, Ga. -. ~, -.
......z,...., - NJ,
had the votes printed all ready FIR ballotting
He wanted 70 know what need therr WIS, Of
these who had nothing to do with arranging
the ticket, in coming to the Convention.
Mr.. Wiswcll advocated The nomination in
the usual way and sad the fact OF the bal
lots Icing printed was no evidence Of an in
tention to take any undue advantage. lie
said the votes were printed for convenience
only and presumed, Git was an exhibition
Of large measure Of cpntdenee) that al
the members Of tie Convention could ,crite
and if the printed votes did not suit the
members, they could write such ones as would
suit
Mr. Rice hurled back the charge of Els
worth dictaton. and did not care a straw
who wa- put in nomination, He said there
was only one candidate from Ellsworth. q
member inquired Of us at the time. where
Mr. Relman liycd.1 The motion was mega
tiycd At this STAGE Of the proceedings. Mr..
Wiswell suggested that the Convention be
organized, - small matter
which in the general anxiety, ON ono part to
ovcrslough Mr.. Rcaman as the candidate for
Sheriff, and of the section II save him.
like to have been overlooked. The tempo
rary organization was made the permanent
and then the machine moved
On at slow pace.
The committee on Senatorial votes rcport-
ID the whole number to he l64. llr. Gates
IF Castinc, had 50 Mr.. Geo. b. Somcs of
Mt Desert, 60. and Mr.. Noon 81. Thi.
,hcw a large Convention. and more vote.
han there were people in the Hall , but it
soon became apparent that the Chairman
lad failed to correctly report the vote Ea,h
Senator's had been voted for at the same time.
md consequently thcrn ,,,ro .nf,, LIZ
many delegates as there were vote. rcnort,,,
Mr.. Gates and Mr.. S4nes wcr.. declared dpIv
nominated.
The nomination for Sheriff was PASSED over
or the present. and TINT of Judo Of Pr
'''' 1., SaS =. AN" D, " il,asAiey' h7.'
For =,,,rtv rro.s,,r,r IL, - ~,
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Maine State Fair.

We have received = circular, containing a
Seschulc OF Premiums. anI Rules and Re.,1i.
lati,us If III. Maine Stat. A,,i,.,t.r.l.S,-
;,
80! 'o' - '9'N..' No"u"' iAAi'it'o" - ne
held at Portland SEPTEMBER 9TH, 18th, 9TH,
aad 18th. l,fa. Arrangements .re axfset.
-, IN D., MD with r.5Ir.,,I ,,a ST..
~ :.
lat lines to convey pa myers and freight
- F.-Iue,d rates. Some # the u.1st * ten
sivo breeders Of il,aa sIazs IN the STATE Ir,y..
,=.-',..t-.z. -,
z''7'' ,.''' my VIA put oi' 'AI'7s'i2n 'h''r
her'i>. l!.e s2sraI.ry et tae Board Of agrI-
tuItara la. letter, a4sur.n, him that the
dreaded .!isa..sa. which Ia. nr,ye,I ;, fatal +,
I'M. ,6..1.., I'D - Nl.a,.l.zz.,. H..
-, s. - ~ -, s','s - -''.' 1S'as=''s' ''''>
80 '''',''' ~ '''ss es2'''' e"s'e't ef' i
aa'sd' hh the h'1faiisy oil =. l. brown
Ia. Of Portland, Sinh has bcen rlae.,d at
the disposal Of the State Beard of Asricul-
ti,r,. t.r ~. L., ~, ~ L.,
- ',''- Wv i
'ui's III owing AHe i9IIo"in5 IS some
II tie premiums -
rsruirus.
a. IN ~. -, SN''.'.,''1 III 0I''o OF Maine
:. i..n ~, "''' "i"aia- s"l'c feH'u'"'
,q,.., r.. ,.... .,
- - -.,n 49, e''' '''''i''s-'"'
+ -
-. - %, u years oias--t"2 premiums
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-08-24

CORY 5 LADr's Book, Paraasox's Mac
ziNE' and tie HOW M4e4zr<e, for ;, pten-
Der are all received. They are all client
and Nose Hate viii supply all y.l.rs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-08-24

- Wake, and call me early,
Gil me early IA tier dear.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-05

~ The Republican meetings hsid on
asss "a. Ssy 81 rnfsx, proxeSa srand nzz1s But
3 snail crowd of Republicans SeEs present. aaa
from tasir locks, We Judged thai taey @oaa rather
have eexn away were it not from the fsga thai the
had to stag 10 help make ny anything aSs an audi
saue Tue speaking Was dali and Ea"Aosss0as~-
eoald not get up .aay enthusiasm Thai meeting
was 3 dead cock ID shs pa. ~ ava
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-05


We wilE Esseay give the above reward
for the name of any man living in Indi-
anAs 0Aso, Wisconsin, or iowa, whom the
Rgpahlicans Will earthly 80 b. . geaaiaes
tSnH baas AbelikzDnist. Il lev yeAss agd
all parties In the land were free to admit
NOT only to admit, but condegan and
execrate the fact thai certain men were
Ab0assfsmisass According 10 Republican
authority there are no 1bolitionisfs in any
of these States now. Lovejoy was once
deapise 1 by all classes of decsnt men ApF
q foul negro thief. De ran for Congress
once and rscaised abeas shiEsy votes. He
is now the nominee Of the Republican
party tos course nos AbalisiDgAss) ~ ae-s
clanafion. LoYejoy Is not an Aboiitionist;
oh, no he 10 Republican. Holding the
identical views that he has for years, he
has ceased 10 be an Abolitiondst in the
estimation Of this bring the-goverument
back to- drss- principles party and become
ssar Republican 30 II 10 with tho
whole race of Abelisienist. Their tracks
are lost. They do not find 1t necessary
to run "a .Aholitioa candidate now. Woe
derfu1 Henry Clay foIlowersl Fine way
TO bring everything back 10 the principles
OF tbs Fathers Lovejoy, Giddings, Hale
Sumner, Trumbull, oglesby, Wade,
schurz, and title fellow In this town that
We heard say that a niger was rs good a.
| q white man-we would like to see this
crowd all stadding in row dressed up In
| the old continentsls Of Washington, Adj
ans IekEss sen, hancock and otheEs of tha
| Fashsss, taaa bstngissg the goyaumeat
back, to first principles, TO wit that q
white man is a good As Niger.
| Our offer d the head of tAis article is a
standing one. We will glve il freely Just
to see man who ii 20 d0ably distilled
blaek,that The Repaid ioams will adnit that
be is an AboIitioniat " h0 takes.
Decatur 17sgass-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-05
OFFICER & PUSEY,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
AID pEALERs II
LAND WARRANTS d ExChANsk

COUNCIL BLIFRSy fbN8y
rr,c,r,a nrrrcER wHM FUZZY,
Attorney at LsSw.
VIII stteua 10 the seisctlon and location Of LAH4s
IN western Iowa and Nebraska &ke payment 81
rsxes On Lands Of on-rssadruts, and the eoliseti0H
md remittance o. claims
REFERENCES:
BANK Of Pittsburgh, Exchange Bank. Asssers
xrayner Rzhsa MssseFs. Hofries sous VIII"
Is Bouthe ESQ Vim. y. Pussy, Pittsburgh.
. uggz,ngah Ella BAnk ef Brownsville, Franklin Bank
II wsshtnRtOu, Pa.
Commercial b p Bank Of Baltimore, Baltimore
ssrtngs Bank Mcssers- Johnson h Bro, AensrS
gaueTt eszrret l. sons. 7 Marsh Saith, ESQ.,. AS-
than PaSey. Esq, Niles White, &sS Baltimore
lao Thompson. New York.
Messrs Caleb Cope h 60, Philadelphia
Jns ! Anderson X Co, Locker, Eeulsk b Co.
BE Violet Co BIy4n Bro, 81. Louis
Hgyt sherman. lowa.
n l. r INSURANCE Go, CLaIk's tx Bank, Jacob
Bum Col Juhn williams SpriR98sa4, lii
Hon wn BE0wu Bon Richard Yates Z r. FL
Hot, BAG. AessEf. N. P, AyTss b Co, Jacksonville
ms May %, 5T-Ts
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-05

AyoTECE. The August Term iasso1 OF the District
IN ESsaFE u psttawatSama eun1sty stan3s adjourn
ed mill the secon1 Monday in December next, to-
wit AsRdsT, December losh, 1856, at which time
Tie GraDd and Petit Jurors and Witnesses SUNG
aousd to Aug y ga sAhs 81 IL aga$t Tsssns are Fa
CURED - Ne III srfsadxssts and % whieA time all
aatteES aud things now pending in said Court viii
stanal continued
Bg sgssss Of Ghs Court, ~ - So ss
C p KELLOGG, CEsgs.
CoaReiI Kinfls, duly 81, 1850. 2w
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-05
.lsey against he buhAIo sAH !,

- The man on ahs ETsIYhits Horse"
created quite excitement BY bis antics AID sense
IssE jarg0n on Broadway, on Sunday morning lash
- be rode Up and down the street. The street
preachers are besosniAS salse Husaesous hsTe, sEs
10 SAP the least about them, are most tntsiesahle
beres. We think were they placed Ia the Cotton
wooa tas akags aAsass A. Nsaa haEs tae effect %
nc tsas sussEauss = ss tkssn casa released, and
perhaps reacs ssEns of their mad zeal. It IS time
something was dans-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-05
MISSISSIPPI AND MISSOURI
Chicago, . Rock lsLAllBAA


rae aasT sAraugs raaza a8s d 81 sfssnl Dies
Ko.as.. osuaell auaEs, saa n pqsasf Y ss'sEA
- as., 80 lena. ss.s Gu e wash
I FRoa iowa Efrxe.
/ Mail, ss5 a. nj arrsse al claeAaA ssa .. "a.
/ Rzp, aelo ,. m; aIytsg q gasess sass VA.
ss 81 .. mi, s1ss i ]. sas 49, 80 e q
ER-TAs mognlak tram irss4 Eswa cisg ssd NAsS-
morning sea1 EaAkes asaaRacsanu with The thfsH&n
Rxprsas Frain oa Mseazgan ASasaern raisSoaa same
Pssssasssa W say o<Ass route are oaaisea % re-
znaiq IN Ghitazs uu&ll tAa asAt msFsia&. fssssE-
gers are specially feaaess9a 70 nets sAs Eacx Ea2s
shas ID ahA snIy khxusgh FomAa 1seHz aoxs Sa4 -
| chicago TIE aeclasz adFassags IL POSSESSES ~
she earnsstson u TIE twe Eosa - tas AsssassasRa
river, gives II prefsEeaee esfr al osAN7 reGsss
u traa M ran saxsnz& seGAsxxa wsIaNus &4ANse
| 81 cara srcsslns tha Mfs&iNsIppl Ralfuaa Bfsdxs
heswssn BsEsaport ard Rock fsland sAaa y sFssns
Ina vi as le4s 81 tlsas, ths asaeysare aaa AAeit
| ity Is Sssss batezsa Incidental 70 oshsr linas
csunssslesa ~ aaassa ss Ia sAils, with sraiss q
sAe illinois 6eairaff@ umssssa, GaAsns, CaiHas 81
I1naIs assG inseRsaedlsta pa&m3s-
4 ss 5. ssn =. .sssa & sssss
ton sad Isws Gig, & Ba6s AI6Anv, NsN Yerk
4 gosgar Pfttsharxa phiisxs53EM 151sin&ss&AA4 =
he psiBcseai paaals ~ sae Uatas sssss sad eassa
asa. u ms.....
ys,,.s tass " NIL IL ssss M sxseiass
ssuts frata 7sowa CITY 70 chieasp sssf tas KAf'sg
i Es-ssaes rpains rsn sasssss = y asass sssa
cut Rsrrass g ehasss g - -. -.
W. l. ~, soass sea rskss Assea' =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-05

q Our city was well represented on
last wednesday evening" in the wsy Of Shows"
Al James Block, Eslsey, fFona EsefA&ka, was su-
aeavortng 70 rouss the dropping spirits Of fallen
Biask Republicans Thp "siEeei preacher" was
boiling Gax6h 10 sxpxa IN frsnk Of AeClsakapd's ),
Whale aaske syposste esrner g Jssasz' nzoSk, Az-
other crowd, and last though not Least we're coz
xrsxAted, witnessing the 'eutLing' propsnsities Of
The Buffalo Calf me buffalo CALI dstE@caea
somewhat from sA3 a sss1fstsszs snowF HaSr4h
xaaxnw aEatuxt tha huaafo calf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-05

/ ar Quite . number Of hprses FseEen
ne believe il aIi--Aavs sssn stolSn srom tAe citi
usns la snd around siswx city, within NE aAa few
DAYS, wswaxn eax citizens TO be On their SaA1a
fer The Easeais.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-05

o. Mr., KM. GAMBLR, who by the way
Is one u cur best ana most enterpTiaiRg farmers,
viii please accept car thanks fer the lszSesi and
most Iuscsus watermelon we have partaksn 81 tnis
aeasoa Mr. Gamble truly understands how to eui-
tIvats aad grow large watermeisas, and never tor
gets the printers. We could say heap more about
Nj G. and his ans melons, bat, Qoaitiyeizs Sc aEs
now loo fall for EtteEancs. s g 4 81 &
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-05

g%R.-P. Stow has Feaarnsd from ihe
gaat, whsrs he has been absent fer soaas tame p~s'
purchasing goods for fail and winter trade. hia
s.eck Of goods win arrive per stesasF 'faoTs'os'
which is expected aow daily.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-05


a1xxxafs p6 u sesg
FIoun4s tstss: Sos sasisss. easssas ~
s ILL., s !. iseea4 = 100;
fwaR4y--lar u \. Ana 10 aesnaza
oArs- esSaAi1 D 10 N saa ssArcs.
4 P6f1 &sAsrAss ssppsa psT ~ -
III i1@lse IN.
= - 49, wsIts. aakaisc 81.
RAeon--A Essr supply II sg@ez1 s6s ~ Aks
LAan--zn demand NJ M836c y.
nrrA~asfssiiu8 Ia snAgkea aa iSc % q.
= "a roll. 90 .. Prims PirkiHs ~
~ k=6Ss@@A.
sssEs.sia asalsaa = ssfsse 2 e. e.. al.
MoLAssxs-cssaznoa, % go CAB ssa-
ss sosss s,ss q ssssss ! Il ssss sseass . b.
wws~r in & - llae pas eat., sad scarce.
! IassR n xaxr-Sa no psE sail
WHIaxEv-s3&4k peg gall
NAgGsv-aSs&Ss paK ID ks.a aY
fIa1M~xn aExhana ss AA&s Rsx ~ $50
grxrlr--rn demand 1t 7scasa Per ~
&. 80 80 p Il s. ~ s slsss ss5
!. =. = ~ - s's a''s's rH''
LEArnxa-ssas saa1Sc par u. Gait saiss o., -
ana - - pss ~ seka asfA
HfDKs-4ia 10 eaeh.
. ssi.sss. aFHAL p o.
No. Il 10 II 4 IL yara--sls asiivsEs4.
w0on- % per card dsaivsFed.
4 HaNs~&a9par snM4 ah& safsg tas8 80 .EsK ttsNtzS
4 TarssErs~-rn Mszasaaa cssy, $s,ssass PISS ma
10 1asryasa, % Dsz tae. aFssa4 ast rs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-05

tsvvnee a the Methodist Episcopal charsAs faa
W s.,ar, Ia,rs viii be held in lAla city, We hope
whxn the coRfersae& b hss, saas our cati VIA
be prepared TO greet its nszaeers wash KiFa ~e'-
come. e#E sa -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-05

Mn. BgsrgrxzzDaz 10 TAKE THE 6TEMr.---
The candidate OF the disanionists sEnoaan-
ess thas he win take the stump. Us ssgFs
pose that he win invita- Lincoln 70 assist
him asp haacaayaae saash.p The me- sAs-
sionaists could THAI olain 10 be frisnda
ef Toe Union.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-05
Coa#zil Kinffs, Sgly -, Is
NNoOL CARDRG.

ne subscriber having purchased the CarilHg Ma
eAins and fixtures Of JOha Smith, situated ~ Mas
edonia Township three miles southeast Of stuts~
mans MIL Intend having the same ready for card
inE by the 10Th Of June. We have engaged that
vel knsSa s&eaeE, IhSHsAs CuSlnsr, thdAs faYoElES
as VITA ssfksfz wof& fnxy expect nwsir done ~
cents per pound Tor white wo0i-T cents per pound
Ger opiesea wooli pound Of clean grease for eight
RaanllH wool, LEVI GAAfBlLI..
Mnrraania Up. Pottawattznis Co. IvwA. Ut
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-05
~ Afyrsrsrs ,train, ooaslsssiisg Of sew.

w . FFNEEus q "1I15 =
Snte<n Ii re wagons, carrying about forty haSarea
ZACH usaer command Of In Rlpxa, and sslsnssns
To Psxrau, Baldwin 4 Co. iszvs ssgs isrRoEfsF
tos Fsssy i CIV qass nrs fSeEsatsds We teiisss,
snastiy with Fioar- rs.ss 1ss-ysz b az
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-05

RB Three faiaaway negroes were bro't
10 Port Jarvis, Orange Co., a short time
sine, and their barber friend was little
short of the Reedful. He took his hat
and went around among the John BroHn
and other negro smypathixess, 70 raise
moneF to send the fugitives on their way
rejoicing. He sought those people who
veil tia loadest for Sambo at political
gatherings, and besought aid for the poor
Fugitive black man. How much do you
suppose got 2'' he asked certain per.
sanaxe. zPeEhaps . hundred dollars, /"
was the reply. SsA hundred devils !" be
had 10 paw the rest myself out Of my owr
pocket =
The sympathy for the negro is moT'
theoretical than practical, even nc the sta,
lion houses of the under ground railroaa
In New fork State oBgiskeYsSe Tee
graph.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-05

| - 80 ~. Z, =. :. x.ss~.ss
Fss.-+ = - 4 - = -.
RfxTsQEs RfFEE6 CA1NENE& II &HQT GUNS
/ go .vs,.r,.~sssr ~ rsrafra
| - III - "a 81 81 -
A#AsFSt 6s&eSMs fer R~HEvrmH Ep6SS AF@& ~ 80
L - rT ~ g~s NAGH @vxsY~ g-x9~ -Y.5s-
44hst AAsx heenl1k xss&e slg 70 - = u <kxkss
Of wez Il sxs7y oaua4sYs - eFzn. ~ Sxst rsae
sxss Ia Fforfaa axrInr - fna5an wsr a ~ Is
10 present hnar. fkey hKse klasy4 refpsnAs6 ID
sAs fsueh ax shs4x ewHnss ri the slxla VI xaneax
49, Il 80 e sl ~. sa AAss =
Thev q nes srdsrnra ys1ur sSs@s&sk4 az,S Aexka
~ q fhs &a6x WfW III ~ s<s7 WxzeA ~ IKE
skesSs inse - adacne h
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IL r. ssaus shieA - Ilks psp5sseas esSas ID Ha
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dixca1 asrH Il saaw 90 nsSf ssrtsS4ne srzsq raa
Fscs. a. a IA sana w1alrA o,sex grpxa beAlnA
- nzsSa.
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shs end Of THAI time, they hare at laaks
twayearss rssp&se, xsd tkssz % giyas sllsaa
the lands At twensRn&xs eents an sexss ia-
stead ak 4is25. servit4 the
sestln u - kis q psy-
u III g - "a pay ,2s,
just = - der this 81 4
~ - 1ksn e $ ~ Fl salts
fact y u haped III .ars
ysarsS hoJ ears - 81
two - - ks.F
thak fe&Rfl II &fIIe, &n1 - y
chance Fo sara tka1n6s rewards In
stead sf sakiag i awsy frpsa thsmr nov
and afteswars Nvsa that two ysars'
provision ID Of suhsisns importance to
control my vose. -
The bid thea pissed By ! ssse nf - 20
8-Mr. Douglas voting for and MIR. Ham
lin against 4. The following il the neg
ANS Nh II ss.ss, dnsslhas, iiaa.
lin, Hunter, Mason, psarcea Powell and
Taunibss 's.sst.t.a sss
When the Homestead bill cams up -
gain before the Senate, on the 10th Of
MaBs tssRssglss, aanae dose aoes apgpesr
In Ks4$ tska He wss askbx5 &aae IN
aAd had also just lost child By death.
We have not axaEniaed Mr. Douglas
antire record on the Homestead bill, ~
wssh@Ksne bosad ceny aSaAsa Gongrasa&
ionaI GLOBE of the last session, but We
have pabiasAsSi sRough 10 show chat ne
was warmly In favor Of such, . measure
that be endessored 10 @proeare an amend
msnt of the Senate bill in an importank
pwaa@4Er thass Cal iaa ip eAss In Yoeea
for ths Hoase bifi thus, upon adoption Of
the Ssnasa bill a. the only one which e0uld
be passed under the circumstances; and
votsa fpr il, whila Hamlinvotsd gaiass y
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stale elections are ] ssso Be held bafor

state elections are yeSso be held before
tia Residential eleasien - follows: (
In peaaaat, on T aesday, Oct. 4
In Maine, on Monday, Sept. 10.
In Georgia, on Monday. Oct, /.
In Mississippi, on Monday, Oct l.
In Florida, on Monday, Oct. /. ..@
In South Carolina, on Monday, Oct. /,
/ In PennsylYania, on Tuesday, Oct. 0.
In Ohio, on Tuesday, Oct. 9.
In Indiana, on Tuesday, Oct. 9. -
In Minnesota, on Tuesday, Oct, 9.
Some of our contemporaries are in error
In stating that State election viii take
place in Iowa on October 9th Of this year
The statute provides that On the year' in
which the presidential elections occur, th'
State election, which otherwiss wonld 90.
eur ON the Second Tuesday Of October
shall be postponed until the time Of hol
ding the presidential election.
The same is true respecting California
which Wa see named So holding an election
before November. Fs#s
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rnx PrnlIc.--TAe anawslgnsl aAF.

To THE Pubic, lbs AaasEsignsa AAF-
ing ssa their snsiE~ sssek Of geeds and fsos
zssaass b oe#asii Bsas csc issss - Fssasn shsaf
saA<szs taaks fet gas ilbsFai patronage FAss havs
xsealysa, and sAasrtalss seeonizasa& - sassr sid
euslosnesss sAaar saasssssss VIZ II EesEssos, -
- buasasss aas waFihs Vi shs conAasnee and pat
ronaxs 81 she pabsis TooTAE d SAGxssa.
Mav.IiA, 1853
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~ 4 gsRyY azss- Eass szSs1ssES @ sss@
.gArL SPLITTER can ss seen Al cur essaoe. ne
.,sv,trsrs a ssHonsss oha Ahs'' can have siEAs
gyatuitoasly.
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HoncE-CaAxGR or TIxE--poss Cnee,
couaeif RauiE.-on and AFTER assen ibsh 1854, taia
osscs Will be open ST a'eOex, a. NJ. end eAasss ~
o'cieSk, r u. 2
saa&Ays Il win bs open fFgau 70 40 c'elce&s a
d., cad from % ossaeek, r, igss
wVe Mails Gloss st y ssxAsek. ri Aa. es<a day.
~, II. T. ssooR, p, n.