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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-10

We we're not presses On Tuesday Of
last week, when Ssnat % harlan address
ed the citiaens Of THE PLACE but are i'm
fsrlned that he compaesced his speech By
asserting a falsehsod.
aGeneraIly, Senator Harlan, although q
rabsa ahoiisionlss, has been more careful
IN avoiding false premises, aud making
fAase ssstsmsuIs, than : large aaaiorisy Of
TIE Rspahliesa ssanrszs bat xasuppesa
ashg ) ptssnhsr b - nos forgotten ne
sesipaassl iajaaesions tAas ssshe trash is
not 10 be spoken u all tiaaessn and Like
many Others argues thaa il the truth ia
not to be spoken at All times, . lie must
be substituted therefor. This Is the only
way We can account for the Senator'S as
sorting thas the Supreme Cours*Aad de-
cided in tie Dred Secs case, that the
people Of territory or q terrisa6Al leg
islatnre, could net exclude s.avay from
q territory.
The Supreme Court has never decided
thai question, either in the Dvsd Scott
ease, or any other, and Senator Harlan
kaosos that it has not been decided.
Bat suppose the question has been de-
eided as the Senator asserts it has, what
has that To do with the election Of q Pres
ident Does the Senator propose to over
ride By Congressional snaetments, the
decision Of the Supreme Court /? win tbs
election Of Lincoln reverse that decision
if made, or have any influence upon the
Judges in making decision upon that
point hereafter IL the Senator is q law
abiding man, if the question has been de-
eided he viii acquieses in the decision
add If be thinks power should be given
to Congress or territory to exclude
slavery, viii take measures to have the
Constitution amended SO as TO eonfeI
power upon Congress, or the territorisl
Legislature.
II the question has been decided, ths
President of the United States, whoevea
he may be, and the Congress, and all 9th
CT officers and departments of the govern
ment are bound to abide By it, and thu
| Senator'S bowl over the decision which
he says has been mad e, but kRoars has no
been made, is hyPocriticai-nere bun
comb used to keep up the spirits Of faint
hearted Republicans, and to scare tender
| soed Democrats.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-10
HON. D. H. SOLOMON,
VIII address the Democracy at
COUNCIL BLUFFS,
FPfaay Eve, tletss@r ia. nj 7 I-2 o ,Cleek.
90 AND HEAR HTM

SEoRBERT-SALR oF FHE Royal SAUnLR
HoRSEs.-Ar, Walialu K. Rrwine, the
owner Of the saddle horses upon which
the Prince and suit made a considerable
portion of their tour through the Canadas,
did not, when their services we're no loa-
ger required by the royal party, take
them home TO their stables again; but,
with an eys to profit, and calculating up
on the excessive tendency among Amsri-
cans to play the aankey, took them 70
New York city, and advertised them for
sale. But Mr.. Erwin was too much Of q
British subject to be much Of . Yankee.
The intention was well enough, but the
execution of his scheme was decidedly
poor Tho sale was advertised, but not
heralded no excitement was maRufae-
tursd; few knew thai the sale was TO take
place and still fewer attended it. The re-
suit WAS bat four cut of the seventeen
horses, to Of which had been ridden BY
the Prince, and ths other tao being very
fine animals, brought extrs prices. The
New York Tribune estimates that on an
average forty per cent, more than their
real value was paid for the colieetioR-oE
sbous enough to cover the expense 70
which their owner put himself TO make
money ont Of an American folly.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-10
xirIoxAr DEMOCRATIC rlzrroKn

Resolved Tlat we. the Democracy At the Cu3oas
n goRyeaIInll sEgsh! Cd, hereby feSTE oar dT N
alton Il tderFs1lutIous Gnauir7aRsy SaaPyeT ana
declared as pa gosm az principles Ct ths betlo-
CrAii CsgIx ent4a al C&aGlDnatl IN tAe year hoSo,
Believing thAt psRoeTa dc principles are uehAngeA-
Die in fhetr astzye when spilled 20 tue same sub
iszt matter ana Fee@ulE1 end a. Ger only fartheE
resolutions the f0tlowlng -.. 20, ....
Resolved, That il ls the duty % the Una fsd states
- afford ample SOD complete PFs1Htf an 70 ali us
citizens Al h0Est spEo&a, and EiletheE FtISs q
foreign born .... ..
gesofysd That ore o. she hacesstt1es Of the aga
IA EliIt All, ea5 IaeFeiaI and postal RaiPs Of TieSs
is ssRey comm ulicaIuH bets cen taE Atlantic ami
Parigt Statse and the DeaoexatIe party pledge
sgseh constitutional eEsefmsnfs as E4A Insurs the
construction ~ i railroad 10 ths FAzltc cozR4 Al
the earliest pg4Clc&l period
Resolved That the DemeefRcic party are in favor
Of the so4szisIflsn Of ss island Of Caba, on sash
terms IS shah b kaRoEah!e 10 ourselves and ISsI
- Spain.
Resolved That the spartmsBts Of stste LsEtslz-
lures to defeA; tha faithful execution 81 TIE Fa-
i've Slave Law ara hostile il eaaT2ceEE, SabveTslve
q the Coustitafsah and revolutionary IN their S-
feet skr
.Rezolssd, Tkss as n accordance Elth The tIue
gEerpreEz8ton sg - <s8e8naah Fls form fhsfs do
rfna fae existstes 81 SsFrisoriaI government. the
measure Of Eestr cksaz whatever IL a41y BE- GE4Ro~
81 by tbs Federal Cgnstzi alton the powers d the
Tern sriaF Lgis nature over the sub}et 81 donaes-
tic relations the has been, and stsA here
after be finally determined b. the Supreme CoarE
q the Un%d states shall be respected by at g.od
cttzenz and eEE creed with pFempEnsss a4si hefsty
By every bEaIlEh - the Fe4eTEl tfavSFEllAtEat,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-10

v0xEsss, IN eH xpUn ewAaDs
THE missle viIliAas'' III thiecity. grown
d&psraAe at the AnrunnIasing eFisenas
s. the tetal diseolnAtlzre . soon TO
aaegwhdlm shesn-zkre onsad % greatar
ana less principfed axarti1ns. They are
sending out new lies shout Cole, and are
andsaycfiug 10 hnabag the people in re-
gard TO CnxEis' Iaiiurs ca the Pacific
Railroad BIZ. We warn the voters az the
Lat Congressional District in time.
Curtis was made the chairman Of che
e0nmifk@ Through personal favoritisEn
He signally failed to draw M bill which
could even stand de kind criticism OF
| friands.
Hanry Winlsx Davis dlssecssd il, and
said that although friendly 70 the meas
are, he eend not vote Tor that bill, Ms ii
was.
Curtis faosc says Dazis was M enemy 10
the bill. This q false, ~ CARTS ainsalf
Acknowledges in shs Glsbe, wilare be ap-
peals 70 Davis, ~ known friend, of the
bal-foE halp.
The bill YVES torn 10 pieces ia the House,
and Curtis tereea 10 move it, re-commit-
| ment.
&c then Immediately afterwards begged
al friends Of the bin to vote down the mo.
tion to re-commit, and voted himself
against his oEn notion
When the bill was reported back, II
could have bean passen according TO the
| New York Trtbpns, which says that not
Only would II have passed the House, but
there was Q recognized majority in the
Senate, waiting TO EeoaiTe it.
Curtis says that it needed the previous
question, and he wasn't dishonorable
| enough to call thas, and jet he moved ia
postponement to DeeesabeT, and On slsat
motion called ths pgsga6uS question. In
fact be beat his own sih, ANY other man
would hare carried ID shrough chr HOUSE
/ of its friends, but Curtis He dallied il
along for political capital.
He 10 now basing his appeals 10 you
upon it; while bis tflends, who are forced
70 admit that he il visionary. inpractie-
| able, inefficient, % speaker and th@4croaaa
| maa--stil sag, 9Veta feE. him. If you
Want Pacific Railroad
BE never attempted anything but what
be failed. lie went 70 Mexico, and two
days after tbs battle Of Baena Vista made
q requisition on the Con. of Louisiana
T for 81, 900 troops 70 protect garrison in
/ which ne was comfortably aaseoneed.
His easeee was failure then. He utterly
failed on the Des Moines River Improve
meat. The hAIf-ooastructsd dams, the
imnense amount Of money spent, WITH nc
good result, are the evidences Of his Ia
Dor. He failed on the Philadelphia Air
Line Road. The farmers Of Louisa eoun-
| tt noE are wasting their substance in de-
| Tending their farms, mortgaged to this
chimera, under tho misrepresentation Of
/ Col. CuEtis. III <
He was engages in q wildcat bank, at
1t. Wayne, Indiana, which, after throw
ing oat upon the country 500, 700 of lis
frags--also failed. -..y. ..-a Foo.
| He beat his own Pacific Railroad meas
ure to death. bis friends can't point to
: single thing he ever attempted and per-
formed, and We challenge theIa to deny
/ one single statement above made.
| Les thdm deny them il they dare. b
State Journal
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-10

The CincsnEati Gazette says -
There Mas been rurnor current in Brook
lyu, Ohio, for weeks past, that resi-
dent Of that place, named Powell, had
been buried alive. TIE deceased was
quite advanced in years, and was buried
the third day after be was taken sick.
4 minister, friend Of the family, who
saw the body after it was laid out for the
grave, said that if it was friend of bis
he should not be buried. He said this
because the body was still warm, and by
pressing finger upon the skin the color
would come and 60; Is it will upon the
skin Of person alive. Several persons
Witnessed This, and others declared they
saw 3 twisching Of the muscles Of abe
face. One OF his sons was married
within q week after the funeral, aud the
deceased, ii is said, was not on the best
terms With his children"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-10
SKIES saaaHrKssSs.

We have the most gratifying zssaranea
from oil quarters that Douglas Is making
rapid strides lin the aifessions of ehe paa-
pie. From the different septioas and lati-
ladies' the CRY IL still the sazne-- Dcagias
Ii gaining n Here in Illinois, ne aii
knoN skaf he 5 MOI only gaining, bat i
already largely Ahaad of The whole asad.
~ tbs grrat assembly Ell Eha Odd Fellows
at Nashville, Tenaesseas wsasa assaraa
BY ffissd who VISA present, shat the es-
licences of the national popularity a
Judge. iloaglas were overwhelming, sad
that the eRihuaiasn af hia agtiEaas knaW
no bounds. ssIses the balg raIl 40, and
the fate IL Lincaln ard fauatielsa, u sealed
forssss - shicago Nsaes.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-10
PoTRrsES Ta0usAxp NEaRo VorEKs.--

PoUkrxEA THOUSAND NEGRo TorEKs.--
Under the decision Of Judge Brinkerhoff
fourteen thousand RegFoeS tviA rote the
Black Republican, stcket in Ohio, not
withstanding the new Constitution de-
elares thai none but @white male eiti-
sens" shall exercise the elective franchise.
When it becomes known throughout the
South that in Ohio, negroes are allowed
political equality with the whites, this
State will be inundated with runaway
slaves and free Glaeks from aIl the States,
seeking social qualify. Shall we have
smalgamation, inengrel population and
o mixed government IL not vote for
Smith, supreme Judge. Ohio statssmaa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-10

AN ORDINANCE b Establish the grade
Of Willow Slrees from Rancrofs to the
West side Of Bond Street.
BE ii ordained By the Common Council
Of the City 81 Council Bluff, that tAa
grade Of Willow Street. be established a.
follows: At ths-S. W. corner of Block 3
In Jaokson's Aida bsiag upon the North
line of said Street TO be ALT feet above
the plans of references. Thence 900 feet
with IA asesat Of e.Gs fees per hundred
feet to 9 point l6 feet from che S. r..
eofnaT Of Block 2. Thence With an a.
eeaa Of SOS fess per Hundred feet 70 the
south East eorasf Of lot q B. 2 Jacksoass
add. which eornas shall Be 1910 feet
ahoTe the paaae Of reference. Thence
with an ascent 0f !. az Feet per hsndrad
fset 70 the s. =. aprz8r IT Block | in said
Addition which point shalI be SIS. 1 feet
abova the plans Of refersaas. The Grade
apon the Seafh ains IL said Strees shall
be the sans as above described. except
TOO hrst loo feet from Bancroft, which
shall commences aE the n. w. corner of
one lot Q AB.l7fast ab0se shs plane OIL
references and assaas With srada sgl
l0sGe fest per hundred feet.
AppFoyeds Oct. 6sh 1850.
LYsAkDER ". BABBITT,
Atsast MAyar.
kae0rder.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-10
JOHN .. eRETTENpEs 0r KEsTUeEy
Oh DOUGLAS.


The Btlltetin publishes q letter Of John
j. Crittenden to his admirers in NV Al
bany, Ind, asking for a speech defining
their duty as Indianians, in the present.
crisis. Mr.. Crittenden declines 70 speak,
but writes ssIf | were 4 Foter in the
State Of Indiana, and balieTd there was
no probability that Bell could carry the
State BIZ its popular vote, thela | would
unhesitatingly give my vote to Douglas,
and / should do this, thinking chat there
By performed my duty as q true union
nan, and rendered both ny country and
Bell and Everett, the candidates. Of my
choice, tbs best service that clrcuinstan-
ees permitted me TO do.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-10
rag sGREY KYED NAN or DEsTTNYsi
MTRLGs LIVES.
New UFIealas, Sc

49, GAA0ss&S1a h1NFts &1t
The schooner sTayler reports thas Wall
ker il safs and will return by tAs next sr-
rival. Walker aud Col. Eaaiee would
have been released II ths ~ claanS9
American citizenship % E NE prote~
tion. Il il certain that tas will net be
shot, as the British declared they woula
not permit il.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-10

% The shameful dennagoguery Of Col.
Curtis is made more and more bare eyerT
day. While be goes about thu country
preaching Gland for TIE landless," and
declaring against SPECTATORS in lands at
the sacTidca~of the interest Of the people,
at the same time he owns hundreds aud
thousands Of acres as Spectator and ia
Lee County alone he is delinquent tax
payer Of $500 although the people are
taxed TO pay him 5000 rear as mem
Der Of Congress. Bloom field Clarion.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-10

GA Republican paper last week, in
blowing about Old Abe, mazda misprins
and said, ''Hurrah for Old Ape 20
The Albany argus thinks that if the
editor referred to had seen some of the
portraits of the Republican candidate. be
would have h,1rEshsd for an Old ourang-
0utang. ...aE
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-10
SaasnlNu q ! I.IseoLM Poas--RAYKga

SaAsHaSu gF 4 LlSc0LA PeEs-~RATKgx
0aEsoIa When Mr. DOa9las arrived 1t
Erie the other day, sae Eapablisans bad
erected long pole nBar the dapcs that
they snEesalad should nonfroat Douglas
the fnoment he landed, and they shoaghs
il would he BID stnng so them. But
when the ahrill whistle BE- tbs i9samssiFe
Irawing she LiEsle Gixngss train bsoks MP
On taas ears Of thase Rnpublisans, thsir
pole haz,als to ssxg8as Iikea arunksn nazzs
add when - tras1 Asye EairlY ii sixht,s
ii brcAa NJ two places salisns With II
erasA IL the ground. This j. ssxissly -.
-ssfaic kspshac4 ID lsi
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-10
FysRrsTKEss aAI.R

4 : q
saeEsEs c. Fsra tzsezani !, 3,
sAiass Als certain pEaHigsEiy- poTs - " ps7A
80 y p 4sss, faF tbs Ssz1 Ii Elxbt Iss dats
FHT uailAka, payable twelve sasfofS SS-lf ID al
~, VIE Interest 81 thS rate 81 - aGs
- - & 80 as EAs kiA pfumIssrv' s
y ses said fEaihes 70 h pIss.y ae;s
wlsfsas fgF me better Sscsrina Ii err 4at
hofs " The sad ira PlAkttex zsssa * NAt a Bsf
dasand psysale, as asGil q, 1Tra - N sssss.
= aatas BIS slss sxeeutsd shIs certain T--sI4
81 tAa taiinsiRg described esF ststs :. % bsst
L9ts tsa ard isA 10 shs siy n e5,r...s s,~it
e staS . lisa pfagIaA1 surrey as Ysaals st
xoBfsvaa, ef kaAa city, ~ order ~ ~. u la95As
CpH8Is Su1sses Of Kpt13w xirzxaIs f,,st.1 A+ssts
~ asak A; " lssd, oetnsshe same pFs4,1.. =
q possession al sA,E. Hpfd Az =, - St Ssss
Sleek No, Ii In Bsyiiss Fltst S5ift..a> '' ia
Rgssllssz being n tks CITY 81 s,sT5i 80 ~ O ~
Gezss axins sad Real EaaaGs IA trug -, 1.,' tsfI
u Fs4iaE sstais eoEnfgs agsta =. 49, ,.s saeFs
" fiE1lAaA 2llA1aftxaag ans siBpaxeFtDy - q %
AsssffIH a. 1rlxtse afeTSeElA, IN the ayr e 2s
RsgnlssE az RAid hcEs wsaRx fse .! sas aea-
pay&1le, 70 advertise saaaftafiestat4 Ia -1f a.
per printed n tAs cSnnsy Of pattssp,,.-3 SeStss
fps ~ least talrtE dayz, ka Hell the 80 isvI
&es..ga at ths GguEt aEhe door IN c1fy Ets
sIa axe - tss sAaA lFaktaa sa4I s = Stfsfi
ss&ossg TOR the 81 VI eouFsyaner on 81 - A.
AZ shall ~ ascesssrY 10 cay ~ u +.4 tasTsd
COSTA spd 70 pat over tie hssaprE a ,r sse VIC
$3.50 Lss asAaA costs aa sxPsnses q, ,,rs . -.
~ 49, 49,, ~ "a t@aI A. e. Fond; ass ~
the said properly wl.Eh ia - - psa sA2se'
fof EeraFd IN the ohlce hs the 49, H va ag
PoksawstszaiIs cogRty lows -, - 81 ~ Esss n
D 1853, and the AaIae ss rseEgsss n, s'S azs
sos, in szs d gniee And hey,sE y.i5 49, d pasI
tbs Er@ssesfg ag The saig gFs Ristusr -. $50 i Tea
las H1AEugs1 and bscsElH Tasss5Ir "a q sl2s
sAssss@ &AsssiS &c saAd GspAsls J., s. "A g.,
- eoansy q P0ttaRattznis. Iss4 y
- " iFtAe ihstsFfi, hFFeby gfvs notlss -
- eaaf ISf SAFE Nasz@tl u ihs highest b.S.ss.
= Rs1s4e aaEtton a che GussgI Hauss D..
The city OF CouaeiI Bs1fe p54tkwzfIs,,I. 80 80 :
I9wH, On Saturday the ID dsF Of govsr,ts. - -.
tsS9 sstweca de hoafs q o'eIsek 4. Il -,
o'eascE P. u. IF said aSy Ehs abaxs = ~
81! premises ar so mach fheyeef a .S S,.1'-
hsrsssary . pay "a Sad aots villa thp 4 ., :.
exp@asesof sal9 sale, sssa under srs sy ylrtrs =
pofseF 20 Int dEsegALasg s. szEa Frukxs n . e
eshas Deed in fee sirspis as 80 arch .; n, -
SIS IS may be sod, 10 the purchase - -
Sa5InsHtes thepuFeasa ~ ai6saS a. sha5s,r,s r-'
ksEsas14 3. II CRAE
Es5ts@g ie@saIA : n = s'stsaEaEa esaaty lon
.+ and TTpEtse hEFftn,
Dated IbgE1hkr Ia fssFa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-10
rHr roorrALEs oP n.EsrIkY.

we are haEna 20 extend and spread unt!l We 40
soTb ths sutire Continent Of America IncaaIuE TIE
sstagpag ssasas and becease graF3-%oeAH Do aia
Republic d. not care whether you ike u OF bots
yaa cannot Ar 4 il Is the deSEs@ u Prev ence
his continent ssx set apSr1 IS an AsytEI for The
,uurpssaa ef the wssals y 5rtd ana R1EssTy for
fhasty ami hsFe the people are esltsctIng frcn al
parts II the word, and taking shelter vadsr the
shsdsxs Of TIRE fFest tree OF Liberty .--S TEFHEN
A. poroLas- H.E -s..s4| a r..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-10
KEEP IT REF0R.R THE PEoPLE!

That Hannibal Hsmiin, the Republican
candidate for Fice President voted
against the admission Of Oregon, into the
Union, with its free constitution,
KEEP II BEFORE The PEoPLE That
Hannibal Hamlin was in favor Of aon-in-
terrenfion in 1852, and an adFp sase Of
Doagia5 nomination for the Pres idency.
EKKP IT KEyoRk The PEoFLE! THAI Abra-
ham Lincoln, whsa in Congress, voted
against giving Hmoeste&ds 10 American
soldiers Yho had fought in the AIexican
war. 10
KAN BEFORE Tbs PEoFLE That
HazfAihal Hamiiu, as member OF the
Baltimore Convention in 1852, voted
against the further agitation of tle sla-
VERY ques tiun.
KExP II BEFORE THE PEoaLR That
Hannibal Ha4nfin in | 500, is the candidate
of a party of anti-slaYery agitAtors for
the Vice Presidency. . +.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-10

Foa DouaLAs<-T The Washington States
and Union of recent date has long
and able letter from Hon. Beverly Tucker,
q. s. Consul At Liverpool, addressed TO
Hon. Reyeray johnson, In which he
takes strong ground in fayor Of Judge
Douglas.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-10

A KEEPER OF SIX Horgzs-Mr. Paran
Stephens, who kee ps the Fifth Avenue
Hotel 10 New York keeps also the CONT
mental Hotel of Phi Fadefphia, the Rerere
and fremont HotRs b of Boston, the Bat
tie House, Mobile, aud the Point Clear
House, Point Clear Alabama, in all six
first class hotels. .ss-'r ..i afa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-10
nj AsH HOOD

NJ AsHeoD, .--t t-. .--. xgisx
hpW LOST, H0E EgsTfJREn MsA&
| '''sf fas1tta IN 4 ? sa4sd EnpetQys @zazAs.T
A LEGYuRE ON FBE Nssg4rey spy 80.
APP RADICAL CURE OF tsPERAATORKBT
or semih4I weakness spxbal r~b4i5tT 81
has1 ana thsolaataFy Emissions EFosias - Il.
tfA's9 Consumption sstd Mental and ..
81 sobs :, ItLyERHELLs n D
M ialksftsnt tae1 fhAt tbs awtal cJr.-s ~
= sH4i-aoose sisg II sffsctasIly removed -
lsesitsi Hlfaletnss % we sslaEsxsaA Appicaag,4
casasties. iEss&rHEaknts indicated l-gsIs1 -
e. stnBIEieal saYirez Ii hsrs eas4r3y S@r,.r.-...
and the etzIssss nss naa hiEAay sv,reTT,~e
NEST, as Adopted b. the eess5Tafss4 am
pIAlned, by means OF tsti1ss ever one IA -.
eEEa himself perfexsls, zsia AZ fhs isgs, -,
esst hsTehy SS9iGiEa aIIsihas sslsartt - -
tgs she day. THIS Lecture Wiz rsrsvs ,ry 4, 80
sas-A and LhauSsads. 1
&ent under seal "a fgy aadress gzart MAD .. On.
rtsssstPt Of rWg postage stsu,ty. H. - :
-CHAS. J C. KLINE $50 FlTst AggnDs -
= ''t, "oA +zssSS Efl IsegI5 -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-10

GT The expenditures az the United
States Post 0lhoe for tbs past year wsEe
oveE 81, 000, 900, and tbs revenue less
than 3, 00o, oo0, Iesving 4 dsEelt Of
about 81 ,00o, 900.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-10

~ At. the Presidential election Of
of 1856, Fremones majority in Maine was
q, 099 ; this month the Republicans car-
ried the State by only about $4,000, vet
they call themselves party Of progress,
and ara now boastihgs Of this result as a
great victory. H.ts
Democrats yoa have reason to be Of
good cheer. Hannibal Hamlin's own State
has suffered loss equal to 5000 q year
10 the sham party Of freedom since 1856.
CT The New York Herald SAYS that
the Democratic press of,the North west-
am States stand as follows:
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JOINT DISCUSSIONS
Between COLE AND CURTIS,

TbeIaIlowins Arrangement i0F 1otAf discussions
between c. c. COLE and s r CERTTs, opposing
Candidates Tor Congress, has been agreed ts, and
VIII address the people at lac places ssd times be-
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HON, D, H, SOLOMON,

WilFaddEess me people Hpaa the !aol4tIe~' Issues
of the dAy--a4 The foJgowlns linaes ,Gsa places.
CouIril Biuaa, Friday. oet- iS--5 r d
frankfort, Monday, ocg. ts--la s P. N.
puiury TUESDAY, Oct. fS-l2 = ?. 81
aftca, " ednss4ay, Ozt- P7--iaA p. @
Dceqia Thursday, Oci. Is--a2A ?. n
Isuu. Friday, O2t. is-f2A ~,
Nj Air, Saturday, O=t 2o-i3A 81
BfslfoF1 Aan3sy ost- E3-i2h p, D
ClSrlnda, TURss!Hg, Ost- 2S-izA P n
Manti Taestsy. Oct 23-5 p, 81.
sishnsT. Wednesday, Oct a4--f2A P, n
CFteuwge8 Frti ~ Oct, 2a-I2 y n
CrsscenG City, SATURDAY, OCT. I'll 4. N
St. JshGs, Saturday, 0cE, gS--T ,, u
Harris GaoVs. AozaaF, OF, ss--l A. q %.
Magnolia, Msgs5sF, oss. Ss--7 p . a., a
Fdtttr sEeug. TuFsaSy, 0ct. So--il 4 A
1Jnswa Tuesday llct. So ,. n
DSaniEun. W ednesdAy, Ok AL P 81 -e..
Aantino, Tauxs.ay. Nov. ILL A n.
HarIaa ThHTsAzy. Neg. t-~'1 r. ID sz
R1iFz, Friday HeT. 2--l2 = p. A,
Lewis, satarsay, Nov. Bis y -.
ne sill also diSsuss the regularity . IdSs Deus
las nomination - tbs Isl o. Deesm5gT Rext, with
d. Tcst, RteeK sssis3ac EJs8F, az bis Office, IN
Gfeuv5ods
Pezfessl efass holders, and Pssf-dasters seae-
raw. are invited to BE- preseat
BY oRDER CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
fBRsnCrrafis p&psFs OF tia Slope PAssss aapF.
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A3nEKS RELIGfpS "A speaker, enlarg-
ing On the rascallty Of satan, said; sThe
devil is an Old lfar for when / Was about
getting religion, be told me that il / id
get religion, | could not lie and cheat OF
any such thing but | have found him out
I'd be a great Iiars p 80. vi"
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4 ENCOURAGEMENT.
"A We are authSfiI I'll 10 announce tse n2uas Of
VI L. BigEs, FER Ehs a4se Ct guAfies Of tie Peace
for k&ae Township. ID -.r T. s-