Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-19

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Iex ~ sand b4zs - ssayxhsEs visi-
BeAss IL iixAs drsasls sss Masking
easy, barring plsaty II frsighs . aaxry.
he river on the Rapids his bean ~ low
- s&sAty-sse inahss, bas Ii NOV rising,
hing from twenty -four 10 twsaty eight
IjGhsx only small hosts raaaiag essr,
enarshssa lima Of steamers hATing stap-
| psd spme time ago, part Of them reznsin-
~ ADORE. The track al our railroad up
~ Dies Moinss Is now Laid TO IowaviIle,
afty-sighs miles, 10 which plass the sass
sillran shis week. All ihe grading 70
| stunwss, ssssasy ave miles, b compile
- and nsarly NIL ahovs 10 EddyviIls, TO
which plass II ID the iassasisn Of shs soua-
| psny 70 have tina care running by the asss
Of Novsnber, ninety -ons miles.
| our pork dealers - now baying as
d, so Per cwt. asts. so,ooo hogs wsre
pat up here last year; that nuaabsr viii
be doabIsd. with our increased railroad
facilities, psosided thsy caa be psecared
In The snnntxy. p
II We had quite thunder Shower hese
last week, Capt. Whites house was ssxuek
by lightning, but mons Of the inmates in
jared.
| The Democracy are getting reused up
Ia thia county since DIR. Cole spoke hare.
BE made very favorable impression hare
and ut Fort Madison, West Point and
Franklin, where be had joint discussion
with Col. Curtis. AT ell those places he
had good turn out, ~ the people were
all anxious TO hear him. Here the dis-
cassien wss In the day time, the Repab-
/ licans refuaing 10 change the time untii
night. afr. Cola completely riddied Col.
Curtis, and was pronounced by al By far
the ablest aebatsr, and she sszas opinion
twas expressed al All thu either places al
(which, WITH the exception Of Fort Madi-
son, Was present Al the debate, and was
there the next morning. The Yogng
HiekoEias hsrs had grand torch-lighs
procession, Earning out with music and
banners, two hundred strong, it being the
grandest political demonstration Of the
kind syer before seen here, except that
on the night of the LIST, on our return
froEa the great mass meeting al Montrose.
where Gen. Dodge and Henry Clay Dean
spoke, and where the .oEch-ight process
sion extanded nearly the entire length of
Main street. After marching through
several streets, the procession marched TO
the Billings House, and serenaded Mr..
Cole, who thaaksd shsm for the demon
stration, stating the terms of his agree
nens with COL. Curtis prevented him from
making . political speech. The street
and aide-walks we're crowded on that oe-
easion with people, aznong whom were
many ladies. Judge Claggstt and ssna-
cor Bussey, Of Davis Co., made speeches
altar tbs ssrenade, at the corner of Main
and Fifth streets. Mr. Coles meetings
and bis way through the county, was a
perfect ovation. Al every meeting Dem
ocfstis bands were out, and two hundred
and aixty persons with banners eoms In
TO West Point from Marion and Pleasant
Ridge Townships, sill Democrats, In one
procession. .- .-..
knew Of several men here who voted
for Curtis Who wall now vote for Cole
La other townships there are also many
changes, particularly whore Mr.. Cole has
spoks. We like the man, and have no
doubt of his ability properly TO represent
us. The skies look bright, and reports
frea every part of the district ere very
favorable 10 MIR. Cole, be 10 reported 10
be gaining everywhere, and IL is thought
by those well posted that he viii be elect
ed over Curtis by from 500 to 600 major
ity. Not d Rsptsblseam here, azaosss
those trho haze herstofors been in fAs
habit Of betting on elections, grill bet d
dollar on Col. Cssrtis' election ouer Mfr.
Cole, while Democrats ara anxious to bet
on Mr.. Cole, baa c&anos get their bets
sakan. ...s # k|
Senator Bingham, Senator from Mich-
igaa, and successor Of Gen. Cass, has
bssn imported 10 help Cartis. He made
8 speech here on Saturday night, snd is
certainly . very ignorant man 70 be Uni
ted States Senator. His speeeh began
with asggw and anded with nsssey, and
was q reissration Of the old bleeding Kan
sas speeches that have been spoken ona
thousand timsss only little naars wooIly.
IL might do in Tabor on Denmark, bas
did not 90 down well here. Even Re-
publicana think him small potatoes, and
Democrats hope be viii make the same
speech all ovar the district. The Scna-
tors anecdotes are all stale and worn out. |
One Of then was the old story Qua. Hall
used 70 saii four ysszxs ago, aboat the boy |
who set aa old hsa with seventy two sggs
--his fasber aakna him sshaf Ia sa9a "a Scg /