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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-08-21

u ~Ths soldiers stats publicly along
the road that they have received orders
from their commanders NOT TO take any
prisoners, bua leave those whom they sus.
pecs, aead on the spot whore they End
Them
The above from the St. Joseph Joayzsal
Ne clip from the HasUksse. This infa-
NOUS order 20 soldiers % naool ia COLI
blood, MI who they may staspscs Of being
against the GovsFnmens, u endorsed BIZ
shs Hasekeys. Truly the man who rave
the oTdsk, ssad the editor who endorses II
znust De devils ineaxnaxata. Here Ii viii
Dc seen that this raign Of terror and mar
dsz n verse than any military daspofisna !.
MsFtial law giyes q trial BY coart rAarfiAl !.
bat beers an snsagsd and unbridlsd sell
diary, many Of skem aboIision politicians.
psnfsng for tie blood II DsuaecrAls sud
shareholders, ARE asads sks sols fsdges Of
ne gkiH ov sHssoesses Or sesry osss asssf
mag "sssspecs.u Wss evsr arseh ozen
and Hssssn- daring mura4ss asd robessss
In ne nsmsof Isw ana ne Unien f-- Dssn
ocratic Dsssem.
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UNION pApEaA,

The editor of the n, 7. HsraLd, is en-
gagged in making up list Of Northern
newspapers, which he denominates sfse-
eession papers,; bat which are in fact,
the strongest Union papers Ia the eoun-
try, because they advocate the policy
which alone can save the Union, as our
fathers formed it, giving equal protection
TO all both North and South. The fol-
lowing Is the HeraIda list;
Argus, Albany, n. Y; Advertiser, Lock-
port, N. T.; Argus, Portland, Me-; Amer
lean, Trenton, n. J., Bugle, Council Bluffs
Iowa; Bulletin, Kansas; Budget, Troy, n.
Y; Crisis, Columbus, Ohio; Democrat,
Hunterdou, n. j.; Day Book, n. Y; DEM
oerat, Gallon, Ohio; Democrat, Bangor,
Me-; Democrat, Niagary, NY; Democrat
Schenectady, N. Y; Democrat, Wayne,
Pa; Examiner, Washington, Pa; Empire
Dayton, Ohio; Enquirer, Cincinnati, o.;
Freemans journal, N. Y; Farmer, Bridge
port, Conn.,; Gazette, Malone, n. T.; Ga
zetse, Plainfeid, N. j.; Herald, Dubuaue
Iowa. Herald, Newton, N. j.; Iowa State
journal; Journal of Commerce, N. Y;
journal, Newark, n. j.; Journal, Warren,
n. j.; News, n. "; Patriot, Concord, N.
IL; Register, n. H.; Register, Patterson,
n. j.; Sentinel, Indianapolis, Ind; State,
Winona, Nina; See Bote, fGer.1 Milwsu-
kees Wis; Standard Concord, n. H.;
Times, Hartford, Conn.
The Herald adds that one Of the above
named papers, the Democratic Standard,
Of Concord, N. H., has been demolished
by mob, and says: "We are no apol-
ogist for such remedies (mobs, for evils
Of this kind, and sincerely hope we shall
not again be called upon TO chronicle
similar act. IL les alone, the most of
those journals will soon feel the necessity
of changing their course, and eventually
they viii be found In the RANKS Of the Un-
ion forces" ..s ."
We can inform the Herald that they
are already 0"d ais0ays HAYS bsea IN the
rssks Of ths Union forces, and have a.
seays supported the Constitution and laws
Of their country. Inasmuch as the Her
aid declares its intention TO revise and
correcs the list weakly, we propose 10 as
aist him IN his labors, by giving bin the
names Of the following papers in Iowa,
which agrae in sentiment with those above
named
. Democrat, Fort Dodge; Union, Ottun-
Wa; Standard, Knoxville, Review, Masca-
tine; Times, Oskaloesa, Chieftain, Gen.
serviile; News, keosauqus; Sentinel, Al
bias Democrat, Washington and tina Con-
ssisutions Fairfield. The Herald can add
the above 70 his list, aud in ths course Of
week we may be able 70 furnish more
additions to the list Of Union papers in
Iowa.
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yUDex mAsoK,s ACCEPTANCE,

II il with much pleasurs that we to-day
Lar before our readers the patriotic letteE
IL JgDaE MAsos, accepting the nomina-
sion for Governor Of this State, which
was unanimously rendered 70 him BY tbs
Democratic State Convention which as
semblsg at Des Moiaes On the Path July
We hope every voter Of Iowa viii read
his letter Of acceptance, in as much as II
lays down in brief, but yet in oomprehen-
siys and precise language, the causes
which have led TO the ealamities which
are now affecting our distracted country,
and which threaten to overthrow the lib
critics of the American people. He not
only points cut the causes which have
sssI1n Sas 50 1ii1caais1T aas ~.--~~s
disguise, suggests the proper remedy TO
remove them and once more restore peace,
friendship and fraternity, throughout the
length and breadth of this once glorious
and happy, bat nov distracted and di-
vided Union.
We heartily endorse every sentence in
in the lester, and hops it may be made
the basis Of action by the Democracy
throughout the State in the approaching
election, and We shall be greatly deceived
If the sentiments therein expressed, do
not fnd hearty response in the breast of
every true and loyal friend Of the Union,
who will be called upon to vote in this
State al the naxt election.
Ii is not necessary to say anything in
relation to the qualification OF fitness Of
JUDGR Mason for the Office. Ills history
in Iowa comm euces with the birth of the
Territory. Is has grown with the growth
Of the State. In short, JuDGE MAsoy has
made By his unyislding advocacy Of those
principles which have made the Nation,
''ths homs Of the oppressed Of every
Cline" and have voucbed safe to every
citizen equal rights and privileges, re-
cord for himself, which is already record.
ed in the memory of thousands upon tens
Of thousands of citizens of the State, who
will seize upon the present occasion to
manifest their appreciation Of .his past
political history, By recording their names
upon the list of voters which will elect
him Governor Of the State of Iowa.
His letter has opened the campaign. --
The Issue is fairly made up, The ques-
ton is open for the people to decide,
whether PEACE with all of its blessings,
shall be sacrificed fo- CTFuL WAR with ali
OF its curses, horrors and caIamiti es
whether this once prosperous and happy
Nation, shall be ruined in the prosecution
OF war among its own people, which
may be averted bp wise counsel and a
spirit Of compromise on the part Of its
rulers; whether the farmer shall be OPP
preszively and ruinously taxed to support
war, when BY the exercise Of a proper
spirit, peace can be restored the Union
reunited, oppressive taxes abolished,
Civil and Constitutional liberty re- estab-
lished. In short, wheshsr Peace and Civ
il liberty shall be superseded, By War
and Military Despotism.
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sxaR0TssM kULLy TNAusUnAwRD--
aAMHA AMMA orr N@MK.

DE&F0xfzW EUxLg xMAU1UMATE0~@
SANTA anna OUT n0MK.
Thazs wss . tire when shs Americas
people Isoksd wifh horros upon the usur-
psaions 81 Sara AsxA, white President
Of tbs Rspabiic as Mexico, In making
what be oalled forced loans 10 sustain his
govaxnmsat.
But such things are becoming % CON-
mon IN fhis country, thas they bare bsan
divestsd 81 all the formsr horsor which
thsy produced; not Only 20, bus nov they
are paIliassd II not approved b. ! large
portion Of our people, who but few pears
ago regarded them - unaaistigased acts Of
desposism, The following which we clip
from the Missoarf Demooyas, shows how
fast the powers that rule the nation are
carrying ms on in the foot steps Of the des-
posic Santa Anna, and howneagly we are
nov asslmulasing the asspisabls govesn-
ment Of Mexico
ssAnosher very interesting point In the
money market 10 day was the notification
Of the banks and savings Institutions BY
Gen. Fremont, that they woald be called
on 30 -norrow, FOR $3.50 600 ~ > loan to
the government. This money il on hands
In khis city. and doing nothing, and the
operations of the army are retarded very
much for the want Of ready means, which
this amount will supply, and II the same
time the banks ard Institutions may think
themselves fortunate that they have found
so responsible borrower 40 Unels Sam,
| and the community may congratulate it
self on the putting into eircuiation, Of
that much more money heresofoEe idis."
The above, out does Nepoison In his
pslmyest days, and knocks Santa Anna
entirely into the shade. Despotism Is
fully inaagurased and the power OF the
sword oyarridss the civil laW, and men
who through prudential motives would
keep their means under their own con-
troll are forced to loan them 10 the gov
eminent. Ia the war of the Revolution,
the war with Great Britain and the war
With Mexico, the government did not re-
sort 10 this species of despotis1n. IL the
example set by Gen. Fremont Is not
sssrnly rebaked BY the people, the day Is
not far distant when any petty usuEpes
| may call at the house Of each farmer in
the country, and dem&nd his purse. With
the sword and Ghe purse of the nation in
hands Of demagogue and, despot, Who,
not satisfied with them, at the point Of
the bG4oast demands and obtains the pri-
rate wealth al our citizens, h0w long can
any one reasonably expect, that freedom
and constitutional liberty will be preserv-
ed?
Farmers and men of Iowa, look to TINS
matter. Next year the tax gatherer will
be upon you, and after he has got ell from
you which the forms Of Law will allow
bin to take, some General may call upon
you and at the swords point demand the
balance of your wealth.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-08-21

The res cit OF the Vermont stno passy''
Stats Goa vantion ia thus characterized by
q Democf asis paper
"a lioss dog and an ass. went hunt
ing together. Their booty was huge. A
division vias 10 be made. Quoth shs lion.
] viii be fair-shs booty shall be dissdsd
Into thres eqaaI parts. Tha first part be-
longs 70 saa- The second part / claim hy
virfue Of ny grsas strength, and woe 10
The animal that dare trouble the khird.s
The RssublicAns Of Yaxmont tosk the
arss slkcs - . nattsr of right, The second
bscAass Hasy we're The strongest, and the
third besass thsy would net trust Dem.
ocrsts viii Ii.
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Nhisk msrs bse6mfag almost omnipossns
zpr I'D ax6 1unsd "a purposes Of self
xssl eeions Z i lew reiees are raised
tmf1a the snsgal frsssy Of the hour
snda1 herring y st&y IL band Of the de-
sfroysr. My ssshe ssbex sscoad thought
hare sims 10 opsfA4s before ID IL 70 iass.
AZ DO MOT engage In this eanysss from
motives Of pessonsi ambffioa, 4 shsli
msss wish ealmasss tbs Tssals shsssvss Is
may be- H defeassd my rsgrsks VIII DO
for my esunsry. Tbs inspsrtxnt eons<
qusuces viii Tall upon oshers equally
With mysafE Bat Il We sh&ll prove ssss-
cssskuI i sh&ii indulge tha cheering hope
that this snsssss will prove the harbiager
Of gensxsl rssssions which May still
restors Our dissrAcsssi country 90 iss
Sorznes anlon, prosperity and glory.
Yours vary truly.
CHARLES MASON.
jAKzs 4. sxxvEas, Esq,
Secretary 81 the Convsakioa,
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m KsoLyKp

n&&GLVED. s-
~ ~ TIE Common Caaneii Of the CITY otr.-.
"a sauaB, Iowa thai owners q lots On II. "
sa9e ef Asdasen Street be required 70 r,n,,. A+'1
ssas wsk Oh said street, eonameReiHs At 49,
Aadasxtsading On sad AadisoR street IA 49,
ads 81 Lot No. - hladis past on 5aId -. "a
Street. Eatd aide wzIk 10 be coz stTprtG So IA
Wesa lambes pns and hair tDcses ~. y, s''t9s-
esossslss, apen hAxd wood stgiGzxert No, t. al
two By Four tneass. said watk 20 BE- 60 AEa
stdsh. Tue East sade Of said sgsyk ss,T 'sss L
two fess fTgEn wea& aide Of SAD lat 80 y Ad
SAID Madison street And tie .5wss,s +Is@aiaE q
the sast side Of aaIa Madison styrw, y. "a a
amlt&hersia described are hsrssfy r,tt ~'.sA As
are require ID eoaasruee side vsJI "a III
ap@sa&ssatsaA and ia conformity 5Vfts - 80 Ass
Cd Grade Of said Street, witAih ssrI. ,s4lt's,
the pueftcai ieG of Ghis TeseIuEls5b 49, ~ HEzs
VISA 10 asneksnngsd by the Ctr OF n,t ~ var
&a4 tAa axpeasa assessed 10 the ra,,a-,I.+ A'-4',
|. Aaepls9 gsas :, 1851 ~"
s*AS ETAAADRR W. EARRFq~
" &c. CRAwFoAD, City Recorder ~''"
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rsw,wnayg,a aArR

GsHEnEFFss SALE.
y By siFsMs Of IA sxReukIon to naS diFsesea fFesn
tbs osa as ths G5ssG OF ths DaAkRia Court Of Pot
tawsstasals eeanty, Iswx, saAH pFoeesd 70 sell
wednesday, the 1skh aay 81 September A. D, sssi
be4wesa tas hours ef 90 oselsck q. M and escaocx
r. n. Of said day sale TO eonmaaos AL sfciees r.
n In fFoaf 81 the Couasy Treaszseg's aseee ID Ne
city Of Duaneai Btufay the following described Real
EssSte 81 Isaac Beetle. 10 wit
All Of hia interest in snd 10 lot go In 0wiganai
tawu Vi Ggaaets E&uas Iswa. .
TAKEN ~ 50 8s3Rssxy oF Hasa Be@hA 90 satisfy
an Exscasi9n in f&veg ct IRA Yss4asg
q. a CRAIG ahextR
b. q. y. EEEo, Dapaty shesl&
ooancll BIaHs Tewa, August, ~, 1881
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-08-21

A n ORDINANCE
a Emitted an ooraanaace for the extension OF
F&liHg street 20 washington Avenue
BE Is 0r1atnsa sS ne CsEzmon CoEnzsI Of the
City OF coaneil Bluffs, Thai ths street Eow known
- Valley stFaes rs Sh5wn uScn the Fiat % tho Mall
a39lttea shall ss szterszsd te WaSAiagtan Avenue
~ R3ilows: Commencing st stone placed 10 feet
North o. ths w eormeF 81 list II block "a in Ehs
Mill s4aat4an and rwnEing shsaEe % AszFsas Rsst
sss feet 10 q stone placed upon fns Eorth Ene Of
Washington Avsaas and v ecrnsF Of let In
Ras8wtH Subdivision Of hot &SS.
Sec Q ghs above linz shall be tbs Kast Tins OF
said street. ttk width shall De 90 feeS
A&RA0yEn, ARskkt ., 1851
LEsANDkh " nAkSkTT, Mayer,
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NOTICE.

Ta3 Demseracy aG Pestawast&xnis Esazty are no-
ae& 10 facet ks BahhEtt's Hail. In 9he City % Cann-
Gil RfsfFs On Monday shs s8fA taaa., ~ oeiasAf
NJ . for shs purpose Of aominasing nsssgatss % ne
ConEreasional conysntiun 70 b hesd At Dss &eaaes
on ths 9ssh Of August,
A " LARIMER, Chairman
D. @. Committee.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-08-21

Ae-pswuesxasa Of the First Congressional Das-
sxIca at she state Of Iowa via mRet ID 0oayeasiaa
al tAe gapitai IN Des Moinas, On Thassdays the
9ssk aay af Aaawss, 1881, at 10 O'clock A. d j,
soT the parpass Of dominating aCandis&se FER &ep-
sasNs niasr4cs IN plaza Of Hon. 3 Curtis, reaag-
81 md fog the transaction Of such ether saaaness as
ala reav e&z4ca sSay deem beat fer the Interests
Of thacgnnkSy and he DaxaOe1atle party.
tbs raaie o. representation and shs Fufe ia sesa"
tie - proxies will be tins same rs thas aacptsd hg
the Democratic state Conysnfson. b eEaeEs
EDWARD TOMBSTONE. Chairman
nem. CAn. Gsag- ceuazaifes.
8. HUTcHxsa. Secretary,
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AIOTECK
" Ny wifs, kAEsina Kern, Taft mY bed and beard
on sas Sta day OF August, sSsi, withon& cause or
pTovoaa&kens thsTes0Fs warn all psEseaE WHOM
seewsr. aSAfast hArborizg, trusting or paying hsz
anytAing eu nag ssceaAks ~ I wfH patf Es debts of
contrasting = 49, LEOPOLD wgRN
CeuaGEl Bauss, Aug q, 1851. sw
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- 4 nan boasslng In sempany Of
ladis sAaa be had vsEy laxarioaa hsad
q hsir, Lady prsseut ssmssisa slss ii
~ dsso dos s~iag 70 ths s<laovs<ss af
NJ spilF
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elaea q sanretarr q a. naara 81 E.sn.,,tior

czaes Of ssrEsseFy OF the Beard Of Eduration,
BEs MONIES Juty l3tb, 1851.
NJ sttcs 10 hereby given that Teachers institute
l% WILL Dc hsid aa GoMRcai RaHds Pa4t&waEtamis
Co. lava eosaDsncin9 90 Zoe KsEA aax Of AEg8Et
s9&a % esHsanHe Ia sa8sloa os Eass than sag woFk
Lag days, And THAI Professor HAYES Of pea Dimes
has Assn appointed lecturer, fer the occaAaeB
THOMAS II. BENTON, IT,,
See'y. Of the Ba&Td Of I'd
Par L i nnrfTFR
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SyEaAYgo On aTof1ES.
- On &asss5aT, Jane &Fs

AITAAKB8 "a HTJEEM.
- -. - Ms.saax snhs ssA sp2a Of CAssnst
tins osasF Ntpu5 t&1 ysNtB old 5as N ~. ~ kA4
has white star In she forehead and - VS. as
hind foot sAs oshaf hiss grey st,sss = Hei's
faca. liberal reward will Be- paid - AZ. "a As
q tbs horses on any InaarmalioE whsh viii iss'SIa
sheix seessssY. sYIII, 4 49, ~ ,ssa .
Epunesi Btags. June i9th fssl az =.
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- y = ssslr q supprsas shs 6ssa
desire sAaa q sasisfy II akas lsliew IL
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". g. caAmroap, R@esrd.sr' :
NToTioa 10 aoIDsas on rRz-HaPTaos CHA,

IN TIFICATRs.
Nefscs La A@reAy gayea, thai ghA Beard og uneryEs
oss, Of R9ftswstSsE2te asaaSy Ara aess essav Ia
peTfect titles % the Evsa Esr8ions a ssvxnap srd
0Fssaawsa E@n&s IN sad samasya ass h8ssaars az
s1SlAsA - 70 sezA 1Fsn axEfiom are feNaaEaA 60
make paymert os the pgugsF snzaanl fnss sae
Geang Treasury an ax aesafa ths Iss Dag es gass~
asrTs 1853. ny ordsx - the Beard
E.E. BERDIog. CLARK
usancal BsaEs. Jaly iesa ssSg An
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! - A son IT Dsnisi Hasksll vi Bar
iingson was killed = sss shEagIs nsohias
d that plaes i gsw dsys sinde ~ -
eangbs Ia shs nashinary.
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AngouRNRp MKRrIasa.

ITO THE TAX PAYggs or COUNCIL BLUFFS
4 Notice Is hereby given, that en- tae ID day
o. AsSus5 Ea6i ths Cemznnn Ceuacal Of sAa city Of
Ccnnrf B2aGs, viz meet as O'Clock p II 10 asual-
kSes sarreess an1 coasFm sAe city Assessment FOR
ths yeaF 1854, al which sIas ali persons Mxrievsd
by Aaia assessment wili be heard saa al perssas
are nassaed 90 xhow cgase If aay &hsy have why
tns SAID aassssEaeat aaaaaA be altered and way il
Should net be eanaEasaa
ny order Of the r0aaEsen Council
~ @ CnAwRnnYa n3sv n s~arAsr
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-08-21

- Jaeaz AAsos saaspss ~ adunksa-
lisn. kssd hixls&1ews
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-08-21

ID Ess0LYgB,
~ BIZ tie G5m1aa Gouaral Of shecsty az ssSun-
Gil Bsg&s sssss me sespiHrlan ~ 81 sse sa
sasaSzsua - size var Oh th& nAsk ssfss 81 II adj
sea ssgssss adopted June ria i6gf BE- sr ameuda.s
~ 30 psamasa and faqaare taas eaa siae aak b. cen
sa ~ 70 sasiseTn 10 the nsiargl sa1face Of
snA sevana ca sasa street. and taat the piaak shah
Y aas@ lea8 Amskssa Of GesR-wSs@s 81 Fe-
sassaa ia sAsa fesgsazsan, saa kAee ass GARD stss
Sx sAaA pc csesirsafea under ths Slreesioa % the
Coamittss ca IHsernzI Ina2gevsnaez4ks
AnopTKD, Jaly o. 1881 .
LEsANpkR W.. RAa8ITT, Mayer.
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Yes SsssAAeAs Apply Ii ovss tAs fscs sd gus
VI shs t@sxa Asksszsa, pressing Aaaa sgos sAs tsH
sspsak IL ass cured. In exxxasns casss, wss ~
EssA she BsiEa, aad euvss the taatA Es4 gas ~.
He&aa1hs, bssAe tie tsapisA ara apps = As hsse,
asss saAs frozn zen % tAlTsy arsps In ball 'a'Ss
Of wsseR swessese4.
8Br GFvup AID esTs Threat, take fFom tss & -
u aKops internally On sugar Dr. In swestsHsa u
water lathe tAs fhreas freely and bind u IsS.
Ror nssdacsse, RAsnsnasisHa NBufalEiA LAs =
o. 3aAe aaaha szssEg vita salaz Ia GlIsS1 = W
sFsasy sazs lnasrHsily.
Fer Nasns Maix one part BALM IN GsIsss % -
Of wassS aa6 asaT, e. make paste, eosef ID -
with Eke sssze Fog CAoIie, take from tss 2 -
dFsps In hga wslgT % khs tAs bowels &n1 ssS2 =
aasinsl4, In EAa akeve, tbs smaller 4ass -
CAsldrsa, sns the larger fer aaaltsi vSr7 SES'f~~
10 age and circumstances. -.
uaiSaxgs Belm ia 1aisaA is AAxmihss. Va~'0
Balm II Gilasa gives sasixfsEtsea -
Taess whe havs assa RalEa in Gilsa4 VII -
wsshNu4 lt
Asensa waasad. For tesuas, satTrss
c. 8. CoLBKRT -,
Ne. - saE1A Rszrsh street. PSilsassPsb =
~. D. Usssgz aen4 hY EzpFssE 70 sa9 -
To Dnatsa STATES n he sasaTtsst n0tass.
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PILE FIsTCLA, sTRICfggEs

Although the &beye complaints differ xA4rJ IL
their orlgID and aztGre yet they all reqUiit gst1
treatment. Many Of the worst caass, Of SD L..
eases. glii ylssd In = comparatively short szscF 4
siHaaSHhen THIS 0IAsmeat Is dil!EestlT rabb@d Ets
tie parts aHsetea- even after Every otheT usazs
esys failed In all serious mAiaa IS the Pills stgct
be taken IN accordance 70 ghe Prantsd sinstruss IL
scraE3paaylnE e2ga bux
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- - F%s~S VA IAzs1 sfzAk8 u ka2& soy EEalRn
parties 70 our present consultation, claim.
lIg the right Of securing the happiness a
their satizeas By ehanEiag thu form q
sheis government IN accorIanoa. a. shav
contend With the principle made aaarss
and questionable in our own gYsas naas
larasion OF Independence, can 4 BE- 81,
dictate Of SQUAD polilacal wisdoua. Z, re-
sort La the ifsf instance 10 naked. arhl.
traEy. downright coercion, however an
jaataaaoas IaAy Aase been The candncs Of
the asring States.
He who regards the present danger M
mere insnrrection, which can Be safely
and saecsuallT qaslled BIZ the soIs apDli.
cation OF military power. has nsyar sisar
70 . level with the dltRculty which nesw
surrounds 10. he Ii not tie ssasaau ~
that tho pFssens sonditian af the s,t.ansrv
demands. When armed resiatsucs "a
assumed such proportions ~ % embrace
an empire IN geographical extent, whan il
hAs bscoane organised into reeniar rcv-
srnansnt With I'll fss dspsrsmsa1s Ala
aad In full operation; wfaa Il u $500
end treated b. fofsixn n1fious, "a -,
By ourselves, as sntftIed TO All kas riehs.
and privileges Of q beiligarsna passs. vEsg
the magnitude Of thas resistsa,as II a.,s,h
as 10 justify the Exnontiss ID sism~~.~si-
ING aii de sz3ssuaFds wish whfeE ia
Oons sitasaoa u his eelatsy Nd pxpnissd
= protect 30 liberty, Ne psepsrty ma
ne xighta al ~ cfttssn. II ~ I. ali
- u peAees whAn II csIh sor n..lknvis~
70 GxaAte an axnay 8Qu4l b urrsh~s y ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-08-21

sassnrlptAsna r&easysa aoE any Pspss or Masaxina
al the lowest fstsz- TEzs. tA~EBs
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-01-03
parsOn rOWnlOW ON Deadheadin9.

In late number of his paper Parson
Brownlow says: ..- ....
Railroads, steamboats, and stage
coaches, complain of deadheading, that
is to say-of editors and brethren of the
craft, riding SO much without pay. The
newspaper press endures more of this
deadheading than all three of these modes
of conveyance combined. The pulpit,
the bar and the theatre. corporations,
Legislative assemblies, societies, religious,
benevolent, agricultural, mercantile es-
adjustments, venders Of quack mediciu-
es, steamboats,, stage lines, and every va
riety ofindividuals, including parties and
politicians, draw large upon the liberality
Of the press. The press is expected to
yield to all these interests It is requir-
ed to give strength to weak institutions
and enterprises: it is asked to puff
small preacheas into over shadowing pul.
pie orators, to puff small politicians,
and demagogues into great men and pat
riots; to magnify incompetent railroad
officers into railroad kings it is expected
to herald abroad the fame of quacks Of
all classes ; bolster up dull authors; im.
mortaIize weak Congressional speeches
it is required TO give sight to the blind,
bread to the hungry, talent to the fools.
and honor to thieves aud robbers; it is
asked to cover up the infirmities Of the
weak, to hide the fault of guilty men.
and wink at the fraudulent schemes Of
scoundrels; it is expected to Aatter the
vain, to extrol the merits of those Who
deserve nothing but TIE scorn and con.
tempt Of all good citizens it is required,
in word, Of the newspaper press, that
it become all things to al men aud ifit
look for pay, or send out its bill for sub
scription or advertising it Is denounced
as mean and sordid, and it's conductors
q wanting in libsrality. There Is no in-
tsress on.the face Of this green earth that