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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-16
KEENAN, AND HURST (THE sTALYBRDGE
INFANT).

from the london Sporting Life, June 30
n NY Can DC no doubt but that the conduct Of Heenan
IN ms treaty for arenewed fight for the championship
snd Ihe oelt has been most Suspicious Hurst means
Who opv month a., question, and the Benica Boy"
TOP for the possession Of the belt NOW strangely enough
% Dy every possible artihce encounter with The
inmnt" All endeavors to bring Heenan 10 book have
proved Of no avail and he will return To his
Try w,'n ms reputation seriously damaged by his appa
rent unwillrgpess to meet Hurst. -ff
In connection with this subject we have received tho
following communication from Mr.. Hyde, Of salybrdse
10 nm EDITOR OF TIE SPORTING LIFE
SR-l address myself 70 you once more, as hnt from
experience that Bells LIFE win not insert my letters
sayers Keenan, he @ rather adds too than detracs
from theirs. II seems to me we are 10 have anything
but fair play from S re they will nSs sys
be clear to any one that two parties stake money for
match must be for tie TO both parties and the one
never any idea Of entering the P. R. until his ire was
reused by Heenans Boosting that he would come over TO
certainly, got bet-but what sort Of onea-ordered
by his own friends and not yet paid for That man VIII,
has never won Q nght should wear q champions belt
to cay the least ridiculous and bears an aDsurd
Hurst st open to fight Keenan, in -four months after
hs battle with Paddock win or lose for $500 side and
as he ieenan) objects to fight in England, Hurst will
fight him In France Belgium IL is his opinion that
in fighting Paddock he is lighting the better man. APP
SSmbas wsSes ss g
and boast there how he has guled the Britishers.
De as sS .sy ss ss :1a II
least show the British what he really by fighting
man nearer his own weight and size than Sayersf
saw Heenan myself last week, and could get nothing
from him but q challenge to FIGHT in America; but re,
member too well tae Of Deaf Burke to accept IT,
hope you will insert this. think IL will be the last
euson from my pen, and write II merely 10 Set every
thing straight before the public and show that
fighting, and that IL Ii not fault they disap
pointed, THOMAS HYDE, Hurst's principal hacker.
SrALYBRDGs, June ~, 1850.
We must remind Mr.. Hyde that on all sides IL is
agreed that Hurst cannot, with Justice, claim forfeit
from Keenan, Even the lnfants friends, Bob Brettle
and others readily allow this Still the Benica Boy's
behavior certainly appears irreconcabe, after all the
tall talking" that has taken place on his part-ED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-16

Nrs r,as cd at tie Arpshou.e 20 Pi;tstou, Ne, on
the Cd nst the very age Of hundred and six
ycns
Died a. the residence q bic father, The village OF
creenyile c. on the mcrpirg 81 July g. 1890, nSJs.
nr~ Tplstis Pyvss Jr, sctng Mdsb rnan the United
pa.ra Navy, sgcd seventeen years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-16
Sicily.
Tie follow Ing is published In the Palermo ofcsai Ca


rAIY AVID VICTOR yxAyryr-
Considering that between the Italian provinces already
united or those havare about 70 be united into one
on, under the sceptre OF the magnanmous King Victor
Emanuel there should disappear the antquated barriers
raised in the time Of common slavery and ancient pot
Art l. II proclaimed the principle OF full liberty OF
navigation in the ports and roads Of sicily for the eommo-
the sceptrc of King Victor Emanuel
Art The Secretary Of state for Foreign Aairs and
Commerce. and the Secretary Of State for Finances, viii
concert together the terms Of regulation for the enc
cution Of the present decree GAR1BAIDI, Dictator.
COMMUNICATIONS, Y. crEPI.
PsIssso, June ~, 1890
General Garbadl Dc,a,ar Of Sicily, bas Issued the
following decree
ca securities ing due since the 9Th April shall not DO
considered payable until the 9th August subject, how
ever, TO the payment Of Ave per cent interest
To request charitable establishments 70 hand
the treasury the which they may happen 70 hold
either cgsciss or in trust for others the sad sums 70
be empo,e ed In relieving patriots distress and prom
ise being TO restore them prosperous days
To send home soldiers OF the third category that W.
those wi who are NED from icr,y 70 afy. :, ~.
the six at present occ rot being able to get through
the duties devclving urcp them.
frc 1si June pay the rate OF oncha Of that enjoyed
BY cnccrs Of The corresponding grades in the Sandman
army. asa
Q. iHsmistine tho Archbishop of nonrs.ls RON ibs
chair OF cth.s aud natural aw IN tho University Of Pa
s,mo, and apfc,ni'ss n Mssaa' IS his :sssesorsse
bahcp has lon Palermo though bis duty ~ prcscssor
required HIM ado there.
!. To continue the hwy Of the tar on sulphur
f. decree prohibiting the purchase o. stolen ohecte
MARrntvs, July Q, 1900.
Letters from Palermo the 18th ult state that NE
euunci had been ruvoked and woad prepare electoral
lists The universal suffrage OF the people and The Amy
would be taken the question OF the anreraton Of SICILY
to Piedmont. Tho oommunes 10 indemnify tho de-
putes.
o"ers have been given for The Conversion Of The greater
part % the bells into
Advices from Palermo TO the 2sth IN state THAT ru.
arrests ned skep plscs among tho former Nps.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-26

- II u stated that Redpash, Formerly
reporter 81 Kansas oatrages fR the n. Z
TFsbssas, has recently arrived ii port-aa'
Prince, and presented 10 the Haysien gov.
dzaaasah plan Cor he ssershow Of aias
wary In the United ssalas. BE il said 70
aays promised 10 provide 2,000 men, u
ne Haytisn government would furnish
Sufficient money 10 equip and keep them
in the field for six months and 70 have
declared that shis number would b SUIT
alens, with the aocessions Of which they
afs sars Il tAsir progress through the
Southern States 10 hberste every slays
within tho Nsiod mentioned. The Haytian
governmess concluded il had enough 10
% 70 look oasfor Hsgti, and did NOS care
% Be swallowed up by UncIs Sam. This
statement ia said TO emanasa from gown
nent officials At Hayti. Whether entitled
. agedencs or not, VIC are unable to say.
- Y
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-26
WHO CAN BLAME JOHN BRowxsS

In the course of his remarkable speech
at the Court House last Friday night, the
Hon. Hiram Price ran afoul Of ~HArper's
Ferry" and propounded the strage inter
rogatory-' RAo can blame John Broasfl2'
The manner Of the question satisfied
one listener at least, that the distinguished
orator is better versed in the "alassachu-
sets sqheeP Of tanasiaism, than in the
doctrine Of the "Fathersn which be af-
feeGs to model from so reverentially.
"John Brown" said he, at the bald ex,
pense of historical truth, ''Was al nnfor-
tunate feIlqwI / do aoa endorse John
Brown after being driven to desperation
rs hs was, s0ho caH blame him 1''
1t sometimes happens that, nths depth
of despair or heat Of passion, a fTail EEL.
low mortal exeuatss . saaxling deed of
death, aad We find circumstances Of naiti-
CATION, which lean Us 10 the side of Mercy;
but we know Of no impulses worthy of q
human heart, which would seek to paIli-
ate gross outrage upon the innocent,
committed il lhe mardsraus spirit Of an
Ishmael, armed against his race and all
good men must deeply regret that the time
is now upon Us, When the mouldsrs of pub
lie sentiment, Ia the moderation of de-
bate, are permitted to ask with IMMUNITY
--SSwho can blame the assassin-who the
midnight brigand--who the traitar to His
country"
II this Is the discipline to which the
young men OF America are to be subjee-
ted BY the tutorship of party leaders, well
may the Genius OF Liberty shrink from the
prpfane touch Of coming generation,
deadsned to patriotism and sehooled to
the relish Of hrutality.-StaIe Press. !.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-26
EsFoRmArzsm WANTED.

IL viii be remembered that, in 1856,
great essarss wasa m&sIe to collect money
ossansshly for sstha eaase Of freedom 10
Kaasas.a OF course, 1t was very we'll
| understood as she time asat the real object
| was to aid the alecsioa Of Fremont, and
most Of the money raised, doubtless took
that direction. .ss
| By the tssmS Of that subscription, it
was proposed TO canvass every town, and
| the collections we're to BE- transmitted TO
q eoHnty agent, by hmm 70 b State com-
mitteea Of whom Mr.. ThanaaeRs Hyatt Of
New York, and Ahraham., IAiaeolh 90 ILL.,
nois, were two.
! Recently, the agsas 81 NSrcester WAS
called upon to render an account of his
stewardship He stated sass BIZ fesAssd
81 ,1e9 Is, and that no part Of that sum
Was paid out until Nor. 4th, 1859, when
$500 were gvien to the county committee,
the remaiHder bsaag still on deposit in shs
banks 1T slSft5
1t Is wanted TO know Why this money
was not used beforea and spesiallv, whas
became Of The 5000 Il II toS1 the tstipa-
Iatef direction Abraham Lincoln mus,
know about IT, Tbs haf November oc~
CURED in the interval between Old Browns
crime and his punishment. Was the
money llsawn sus ID shas tfHAe 10 Saffd bis
escape Was il given TO bis widow 7
Did Hyatt refuse to answer The Senate
Committee, from the fear that he Haighi
involve some Of his political friends in
embarrassing oomplioisy with srsasonS
Did he lay for weeks IN Jail 1t Hashing-
ton, to save the fseonsaYyatigso Yeputa-
/ tion of Abraham Lincoln What becams
OF she &s06 z IA one ofxhe MnsianA Kas.
sas Commisaae, Ms. Laaepla skDuld b.
able TO answer. VIII hs. do itS--Asss
HAMPSHIRE Uaiofs. a rs .ss*ss
1 1910. 4 a-.xa = Efgz 5sss i I'd ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-26
OFFICER i PUSBY,
REAL ESTATE BROkE Rs,
AID DEALERS IN
LAND WARRANTS q EXCHANGE

GJI MIL BLEFFB, IONAf
THOMAS OFFICER. WINK PuxEV.
Attorney al L8w
VIII at'erd to the selection and Ioeagsou Of Lands
a Western Io~a and Se6Easka; The payment Of
Iares Lands Of zon-resIaaats atsa the colsctIou
Nj remittance Of claims
EXPERIENCES:
Bank Of PtttsbasHh. Exchange Sank. AssAera
Kramer b R&hEn, kesssrz n. Holmes d seas VII.
Is Bootbe, Esq. Wa Pusty. Pittsburgh
AsE5Rgaheiz BaEsk Of Brownsville Franklin Baul
4EashIugten. Pa.
COnmsTciEi h ? BEak Of Baltimore. Baltimore
savings Bank, Arssrrs johnson 4 Ryo AsssYE
aobert GaEret soEs, 7 Marsh smith, EsQ, Ma
than PEsey. ESQ, Niles White, Esq Baltimore
Jao. Thompson Esw YORK.
Aes1rs- CaleS Cope d Co Philadelphia
@nn Andersouh Co, Locker Reniak ca,
T. Violet Il Co Bryan Il Bro St Louis.
R5yt Sherman, Iowa
? Insurance Co. cI2Ek.s k. Bank, Jacob
Bum, Col John Williams, spFiragaest. III.
Hon, Em. Brown, Hga Richard Yates. T. e.
hoi, Esq, Eessrs. N P Ayrss Co, gseksouTfIls
hs May d, Wy
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-26


HoN. a n. STEPHENS on xMk sxuN !
1 On saszrsaay the Isl os sspssaaim, DR..
Stephens made his Art speech u Aaspa-
sas Gssrgia, In bshaH of tbs alsetian u
DIR. Bosgiaa. Oaa spsseh from H. IN
that 6sxts viii maks tkoazsnas a sosss
for Douglas. BAT he viii saava1s the
who'll stsae before fall. We giys - fol
lowing sxtsasl, - reported d setts :
- Augusta, Ca sspk. 4.
IA immansa audience sk ia1ifm ana
gentlemen assembled al Tie City Hal, 10
day, 70 bear the Hon. a. III. Stephens
speak. MIR. STEPHENS said be wsE for
Douglas and theregulag nominees, whsth-
Ter Douglas received EWo-t thirds Of the
electoral votes or not. According To the
psages Of party he received d two4khird
vote Of the Convention, and he tStephansl
supported the time honored principle Of
nom iHsaEvea.asns he aaly pssacipas that
can preserve the Union. The objections
urged against Douglas were, that be se-
fused 10 say that it was the duty Of Con
gress to do what they would not do thaza.
selvss Douglas refused 10 say that il
vas the duty Of Congress 20 paAs law 81
pgetec4 slavery b the Territories, Aeasa
they oppose him and refuse to vote Tor
such Law themselves. MIR. Stephens
defended Douglas against the charge
thai Be would yiald 10 the decision al 60
Supreme Court, aud said that Douglas
agreed with every principle decided In she
bred Scott case, but also insisted that
the point that . Territorial Legislature
might eonstltutionalIy regulate slavssy,
had MOI been deoideds no case inyolving
the principle had been before the court
The position Of DIR, Douglas is that; Of
perfect equality between all the States,
with respect 70 the rights of persons and
property. Mr. Douglas believed thas q
Territorial Legislature might, By system |
OF laws, virtually exclude slavery, be diff |
feged with Mr. Douglas on this poiat, hus
il waa d matter Of no vital Importance, /
hsoaass il ahe majority Of the people of al
Territory oppose slavery, il Uoald net go |
there He believed that slavery would 90 |
to the extent of the capacity for it, and |
no Law Of Congress Or Territorial Leg |
islafure can extend beyond thiS. He /
dwelt upon the Union and importance of |
it, he did not regard Mr.. |
Breokinridge a. ,disuniouist, but bic |
running endaagers the Union, noswith-
standing be haa 40 chance of an election
by the people,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-26

.# r
A AIossrxR pgHss - The Scientific
American thus describes b monster steam
press, upon which Moses 8. BeMshs who
has Just resirsd from tho New York Sun,
Is at work:
/ He il even now Just Completing ths
construction Of ua9nstsr steam Ewintias
press, by which the sheets are sas from
rolls, dampened, printed on both sides III
the rate Of forty thousand impressions al
hour, folded up, counted euk and deliv-
cred from the machine ready Cor Ehs ear
rier and ths mail. This mashine ID ii
high ~ . cemmoa two-story country
dwelling Eoase, and Ii will, whan finish
ed II the expectations Of i4s iuHassDn assl
realized --conatitusa moas extraordinary
specimen Of msehaaieaI MIN and fssgsa
unity. sss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-26

- Ths Republican procession Of
" Vide Awakas" nj Hamilton 0hio, on
the sth INST, m passing the residence Of
Hon. l.. d. Campbell, deliberately insult
ted hat gsnsIeman. by blowing ont sheir
lamps. This gross indignisy was Uttered
to ME Canpbell simplv because he has
seen 1T to give his sapposs 70 Bell aud
Everett in preference TO lincoln and Ham
liza. The bitterness Of the Republicans
towaask NAN whom they hare eoussd
and pstasd. sad who has don more fos
shsir party than any other man In tia
montgomery Dissrics, presents j striking
proof q .shar asssr sslGshnoss of parti-
palities. s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-26

Eg While there, neither Of theae dele.
gates tDsdgs and saaaaels svs sopeacd
Els mouth IN favor or homestead law. -
HGpk Eye.
But Hannibal Hamlin, Black Republi-
can candidate for Vice President, did open
his mouth on the, Homestead law, and
voted againssit, too, every time he opened
his mouth duEiag bis whoa Senatorial
career, whilst Douglas and other Demo.
cratic Senators voted for the measure.
Asto Gen. d odge, BE- has been longer,
and more evidently identified with the adj
yocancy of homestead laws Saat amy man
in the Black Republican party, ''from
jim Grimes up" -. .-.-.,...
The Democratic Legislature of Iowa
memoraliZed Congress, several times, In
favor Of homestead Law; but the Black
Republican Legislature of Iowa never did
Aay thing Of the kiud. They have mem
orfaiizsd Congress In favor Of the niger
and John Brownism, but In favor Of a
homestead Law, never Gazette,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-26

eTAt Marietta Ohio, on the 12th inst,
Prof. Shots, made balloon ascension
in the evening about5 O'Clock. When ht
had reached the hight Of about one hun.
dred feet, the balloon burst, He came
down standing on his basket, alightfns
on the lsvse. Singular as this may seem,
the only injury he appears to have sas-
tanned 10 badly mashed ankle. -s 6
There was large crowd In attendance,
aud the excitement was great.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-26

% The Chicago TINES and Herald
says "We are constantly asked if it ID
sale to bet that Illinois win 20 for Doug
las. We cannot and win net encourage
betting on elections, nor do we desire
others to risk upon sur judgement, -
we may be mistaken; but we have not
tho sIigA<sf doubt that Illinois will 60 for
Douglas by handsome majority, and We
beleivs, by majority that will "&ason-
ia gss,a natives. - sE
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-26
TEE noRmoxsIN rELENoIs,

St, Louis, Mo-, aug 2s.-Considsable
excitement exists in Hancock county,
Illinois, on account Of information receiv-
ed that the M0rmons were about to return
to Nauvoo, under Joe Smith, Jr.
4 meeting Of the citizens was held in
Carthage and resolutions passed pgsvi-
ding for the repulsion Of the saints should
they attempt to make their appearance.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-26

4 Lincoln paper in Kentucky says that
its friends in this State are now pexfsosly
united-that there is but one watch word,
one cry among them.' We don't wonder
that the poor, afflicted fellows are all TAX =
ing one good "ery" together. Their cry
ing however will do no good, and they
might as well esonomize theig brine.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-26

AoucE-CHANGE OF TMR-Post Cfice,
CoHness aaazss Ca AEsaaftsE March 18th. Esso this
Oace ssEl NJ open 1T 9 O'Clock, A N and closes at
5 O'Clock, M
.sGadaSs 1t will be open from to 10 O'Clock, A.
h, and from TO . O'Clock, P. M
II" Mails close at O'Clock, p. NJ, each day
ny2+d N, 7 SPOON, P n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-26

/ To TIE PUBLlc.-The undersigned hav-
ARg sold thsir entire stock Of goods and retired ro
bRssa IS Id EAsa Maaiga. kag lsays to rsturnshstr
sincere thanks FOR the liberal patronage they have
Eeoaiyeds Asd eheertaly recommend to their old
customers, thsIs Successor, Esa. Il Roarssos, as
a business nan worthy Of the confidence and pat
guaage Of the pRbiic, TooTLE & Jackson
Nov II, 1861 Nv
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-26

HoLLoWAY's 0IsTMEHT AND PILLS "A mere
Iist Ct the e<psyImsHtGI medicEass used By the
pFssssssoaF' woHA ali n4zy vetames. Tet the
greatest OF modern surgeons and chemists, Maien-
dia, has told rs that not enc of these can be uni
foEnsY relied on IS 3 spsciae. On the other hand
u Is claimed for Hoiloway's remedies that In zine
caaes eat Of tsu they cure those upon whom tbs
whole %Sesal&F aSssT&a @as&Iea'' has been expsa-
ded IN vain, From the testtmony-voluminou Us.
authentic, and smanattng from all natians-~this
woald seeEa 60 be true. There can be 10 question,
thinks that all sraptivs and uiceroas disorders,
ana Affections Of the stomach, liver, and bowels
ySld to their purifying aad regeneratiye influence
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-26

NOTICE. Ths August Term asaO, Of the Dis4rles
Nv Caars Of PottswaGtaue coanty stands adjourn
ed Until the second Monday Ia December nexh 10.
Wiz AuadGy, December loth, 1856, at WHICH time
khs Grand ana Petit JaFefs and Witnesses gena~
moaei q spp@aa ~ fhs said Aagnst Tsgm, are re-
qaiEed % Be IN AfrenfaaGe aud to which time all
matters and things now pending In said Court will
stand continued
b. order Of the Court ~
C. P. KELLOGG, o1erk
Council Bluffs, Igly 81. 1886 ew
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-26

IL ScARBozouaH l. Co. are now re-
esxiag ags ash EasaiAesnE stoek Of goods, for
fan and winter traas Their stock Il most con-
ees, woasd 10 veil u give thsEa cali. ~
They have received another lat u these naRc fs&A
Oysters, which are pronounced By aA who have
tried tAen, - b sss best la the city. We have
tEisd tAeGas and are Pested,
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COMPLETE OUTFIT

FxrtAsT Wsst .hsm sny 0tAsr RasavesS b IOsOs.
In connection with tbs
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON QUINCY RAILROAD
SAoYtes QaEeksf and Best RoSte
To ChleaEo, New YoER, Bostan, Phii8dslphia and
Baltimore; % Keoknk, ST. Leafs and CINCINNATI,
and to all poaEs in Illinois, InRna, 4leAiga2y Ohio
aud Canada,
TTo frains Daity lsavs and arrivs tsau&iays an
ceptsd9 as s0lk0ws:
LEAVE oTTUMwA. ARRIVE ar cHEcA 60
400 s'esoeA, a. IA. tbs o'eloc&, ,. N.
leo " p-m SIS B. m.
Gross Railroad for Qalacyi at Mendeta Htth The
Illinois CsntEai Railroad for Gztsna and Duslsith,
and St. louis and GAira, at BuTiiagton With fast
sailing Packets tor 81. Louis.
SPECIAL NOTICE..
Eg~ThroagA TO New York in ss hours PAsssa-
gers lesyinz Council Bluffs, morning and ssEzlins,
taking this Fots will arrive In CAieago Of 81 Lou
Is from IS TO Is hours quicker than by cay ether
route, and In ample time TO connect with taa great
Bastsra and Southern LIzes.
Buy your Tickets via Western Stage Company to
Agency CisEs whsss wa esn ey your neksta OF the
POINTS, East and South.
TO SHIPPERS OF STOCK.
stSe& Traina will Fan regularly, kaAyiRg daily,
sGnfay= accepted These Trains have all tie TigaGs
consequently asoiaing all taoss vsxasisas delays
Lsat are constantly scsaring On atEzeF ronsaa
Nsw stSck psus have been bnlts On bath sides oi
the Mississippi close by the Ferry, ans Dgovsws viii
ind there every tAing they couid wish for she &C
eosa Ezod&ti0n OF their stecx.
7a-osgh oantTac8s savea 70 Chicago.
- - ~ JOHN Q, READt
vice President and superintendent.
D EEAICK, Gen. Weteru Agent.
Burlington, Anx. Ii, 1883. g
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-26

- 4 large number Of new buildings
ars in sas sy4aass ia b various pasa
Of tbs city, waish 10 Us does pot look muea liks
hard kIsnss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-26

/ ! E Fl .a g~-s---~e"
|. PowKR Pass FoR sALR.-We have On
hand aad far sais one Of Gr4 ssgS PsaesT Prsssss,
capabia Of making oae thousand impressions per
houE, aud waFraatsd to do 20 wsgk. Tertas law.
I Pes further information,
. Actress, BAABITT l. CARPEKTEK.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-26

6TF CoLx and CuErlss opposing sandi-
dates sar Congress, will ssE Acre in joint discus
sion octsSar IstA Circulate the nottes, and let
err voter In taa county be prsssns.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-09-26

COMING Hoaxs--Our streets are throng-
cd daily vita Pkss Ps&ksEs on their return to the
States. As general thing thsy ioak, and we pre-
sumo many Of them fssfS.. Is If they we're mighty
glad they had got cut Of the wilderness"