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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-04
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SHERlFFS SALE BIZ viriue Il
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Picas Coari. srtescl au4 delivered. b. favor q
e.. l. Y. =. Nfe.i snd asa.rst J.orgc iiren-
.Cfhsf1. a. pr.ncinai and NIctolas Mo1i. repi~vin
-hf ! have ieviea oa tie ioiloslns a~c44i a real
sstate slil ted .l Ngo county. iniitnt, fc-rit
3c.inuiae iwelre ~ rois and Z iocs aDt sik
s inches uorth o. The to1ttwest ccrler ci fhe erh
scsf desrirr II - section fwcnfs-tvs l15, ruo-
rinv rc a tl.ssA ~ rocs. ilirieea IS ieet AID
TX g ll@Ae-. -olfhs sst crrfecr l. ros- and eirv
rn [1l, Feet souff cf-ht = rods. sfrcn u ftct sod
Ak 81 inchfs. west gt AID three quarter ia
f,.es totlc place q er inv. afioaisg ths t-F1 <
Pfairlsiofl. - sati ~ ara STATE. aad 81
sATrknal, JUNE i5, 1854.
withln tAe Iersf hours r SAD dsv. - tbe cor Z
Bopse door. "a Ierrc- Eautr, go o1c4 ne 8
ard pfofis q TIE ateTs sesefilc4 rel effste. 60
.efhsI v'ih ~ DE rIv'ltse. aaa sfrlreuassocs .
t,e fare ft onrfnE ior not exceecif.T 49,
fears a. ffe / flesi l.ttT lor cat. en- Hpon f.i-
are % reside gm .lia.faf fossfty SAID eaeca-
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-04

And aii brnggisfs everywhere.
ASK FOR HEIAfBOLD's TAkE no OTHER
Cut oui the advertisement and serd forit.
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-04

THE GREATEST FACILITIES OF
..FERED FOR THE PROTECTION AND
SPEEDY TRANSPORTATION OF
iIIiNE STOCK
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-04

HLtAfolUs BtHi To Pan n TIE ha.k
HkLNB0lD'S BuCgIU for iicAviness cftAe Fy-ids
w.tA Temporary saaasior and i>.ss u Sight.
HEf.MBol.D'S Btcir f0r Nobility and kesilessness
via wAnt q Aiienllol Al4 Aorsaf a Sselsty.
HEI-nbOLD's BCC4J Tor Obsiructous
HELHBoLD'S BCCuU fer Excessss erslax fr0s. II.
d.seFeron. AID az Diseases II
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
S-lE2AI.ES-fENAIFs
OLD Oa YOUNG. STN0IF. EAIRirD' or CoS--
IE3iPLA1IN6 MARRIAGE,
rHEY Ar. or No AVAIL
uUNB0iDS EA1RACT nCCHC
Is TlR VERY REsT REMEDY N THf WORLD
iT al complaints in1l1ent tle SoA. ptctAer aTi-
s.ng from indlseretoa. Habits q D.sspato IA the
SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE
30 FA3uLY SHorLD DE WITHOUT IT
Take no more bslssm. Mercury, unpleasan;
HEiNnoLb's FxTRAcT BtcHu crREs
SECRET DISEASES
L!uls os 40 chsnFs of Diet 10 incouveniercs.
AND No EXPOSURE.
Cse nLI.ND0LD'S EXTRACT BICHU for Exoess-
- Arising from habits INDUCED IN
ByLo!seAND OLD
Al1 tor disease. arising from hsh.ss - ,ssspssios
Il removes all !npropeI discharges. ad WI restore
the patient ia & short ene TO = slstc q health aaa
Uss HELN8oLp's EXTRACT BUcHu ior diseases
and ersc.ons of the ross dss;ressiur character.
lions AZ diseases u Tie
URINARY ORGANS.
Whether existing In
VALE OK fEgsLr'
Prom wh.,evsr cause originating, an r. psitsr oi
Row LoNG sTANsDNG.
All the above dlsess~s sfi svnfpicuis sfrst q he
same treatment and may originate from the tane
cause.
RrADl Rad, GEADi
HEI1lBOLD'S BrcHJ y safe .n1 pleasant ~ taste
and odor, bat iuirredisse n Is action.
Personally appeared before me. Alderman q me
city u PhiladelpbiA, IL 4 HEI-EB0LD. Chemist. who
being duly sworn. does say hat lis preparation con-
tas no narcotic. mercury. irtarous drugs, hui i
purely ~ xetahle 81. + hEiMBOID
Sole Manufacture.
Sworn aud subscribed before us. the - DAY of
November Is5{ WV .HIBBARn. AIderrnan.
Price 81 pr bottle, u- SIX for -, delivered 20 any
address
prepared IA nj. HEI.MBOID.
Practical AID Analytical Chemist.
l0i South Tenth 81. below Chestnut rllla
HEWARr or COyNTERtEgTS
ASD CNPRISCIPiED DEALEBS.
Who endeavor % dispose "OT rHxn ovN' and 'oTH-
IN" ARrictKs os 1HE srrVTAnos ATrArrp ~
Hsin-hold's Genuine Preparations
Exfract Buchu.
Improved Rose WASH.
sold b.
TIL. BARR & co.
And III Drnggisfs everywhere.
ASK FOR HFIMBOLD'S TAKE No OTHER
Cut oui the advertisement and send for n.
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-04
PONY EXPRESS.
ToNSoRiAL.
Medicatcd Hair Wash!

DROF. GEORGE w. CANADA
ssicou adjoining the Icrro Hau.s Heiss 49, leave
10 inform thc citizsus and uuhc esasfaiiy, that he
Il now prepared w-it urvrre ~ssfrfncrs ~ tis
usna satisfactory manner strict affentor giyen q
shampouniar sat Custius fs,fiss sd LITTLE Girls
Hs.r GEo. v CANADA.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-04

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S.,,.f.~sarx .rr.nx~snents made -tth iho-e ~hs
80 - advertise ~ The yssr. VITA tns prfriseSe
changing q plsssare fesry sa'ssslr ..''...'
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49, sl4~--sioa ~ : .tanalng ..ivertl-euneut vfii
AMOUNT 70 rsrsual n the sane, anie-s "Asf"l~
Anno-s,~Irx e@nsdstss f.s oio~ q svery a---fil'-
ton wi - sh>fxef e. % 80 ssch nam "a hf "a
40 so.oo in ne DAlly snd Weekly, @Hdss = f'-
c1.aes.
No grantees Advertisements vhatever
Charges vii be made &C in>sus2s the na,4'ss q
Al Ordsr-. soclsties. or Assnsiatofs a. iel.o~et
Per ea<h n1<ics exccedinS ltle> = se''.s -
sacA insertlou. over eight llne- al rs rate
Annoanelns 1skfhs wicl funeral noties As1soas I.
". without notice ffr<
Sotlcss q Festivals f1eules sni Exearsic getisn
sp y indyilnAls y a.-ociations, q py ehAf1e-'
~ resaiAf pIice<
ted s8ssrslss1osssts ss.srtei Al IL rxpes-e Z
Attarneys osi<sinx. and paFtne1t not - - as.a1e
&c The legal Froeeedtn.s hnt eoiiectfte - "a t
time. Publisher let secs1atAnif ~ a. - ~
essl adx~rt.smsft. bsyou1 the amou.st charged ief
tls~lr publ<s ion-
The Weekly Express
I. .publi.AsA every wsss-i-y. a si 20 pr ss-aa.
. advxnce.
s0vo pspsr sent withoat tle uHonsy. e~ntna-
a longer dine than pad fer.
wates OF Aaversisins in weekly
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-04
WALL PAPER.

4 LARGE AND WELL sELEC-
: \ ssl ssods Of wall Papss, fp.osr Curtains sns
Tire Board P<,tsrns. foE sa.s ~
sylotr AEItx5Tt
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-24
aT. PAUL RKnKEaEn.

The Sc. Paul Pioneer, in announcing
the result ofthe municipal election, iialg-
% in half a column or more VI such en-
thnsiaatic headings rs 80 glorious vic
tory deserved. After letting of iss sur-
plus enthusiasm in this war, ii proceeds
more oalmly 70 SAP
The ehaTaer election in St. PauI yesser-
day, resulted Ia the mass complete Deun-
ocsatic triumph ever achieved Ia the eity.
We carried every ward, and elected eyery
city and ward oiscer, by ur,precasa
majorities. The Rapucliomns made sasra-
ordinary axertions to Aehieye ysetssy,--
kilograms were received from Washing
tom exhorting them TO carry the civ
They placed tnsir best men In the ield AZ
candiaases. They did n0t dare 10 sabnit
TO the people tna names of radical anti
compromise Republicans, che true repre-
sentatives of their party, but nosainaaesi
their conservative naen. ko cl,aas tia Dss,-
pie into an anderseane INT of Minnesota Al
oiifionisn, as axeznplifsd 81 tlse lass Les,
islature. The trick did nDa. suocaed, The
Union man Of Sc. paai ne sisxld,sd ssras-
tlesaakes,s and sssYaisors Id ID ths
sl11pCrt of tho Democratic nominees, and
1s party was eEzacknaIlY ssulaaaeel
oa z y vas the no-conp Rspnbli-
cans.
The result Of the slecsiOn may ba sssa.
med np a. follows:
Mayer Sohn 9. Prince.
fDmryfwal5 ar~~a TE M var Egnnsv..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-24
DANGER OF REVOLUTION AND EUL~
LKRKCATIaNs a..El4

That most moderate and Union loving
Journal, the Louisville iDesuocras dis
courses as follows On the alarming tsndsn-
oiea induced BY that most bungiing, in
iquitous and oppressive og public infic-
tions, the Morrill, Tariff: --...4 ..
There il q sort of revolutionary giiatazn.
peE prevailing over the country, and there
Is no faretelling 10 what extent it will
run. Every community viii assume, per
haps, to do what is right in ITS own eyes.
New York city and vicinity are placed ia
an exceeding u embarrassing condition.
They will have to look out for their rights.
The Black Republican tariff, With compsr-
ative free trade, unmolasted South, will
divert hundreds of millions from the EN-
pire city. viii they SIS md il with ps-
tience? We predict they will not. 1t
will be worse on them than nti-siavery
has been upon the Soath. It will be no
abstraction no evil in prospect; but one
right at their doors; one felt in the poek-
ct Immediately and terribly. PhiiadeI-
phia will be much in the same predica-
ment- The eyes of both cities viii be
opened TO the merits of tariffs. The Of
fce- seekers must hold on. Lincoln says
he is going to study about tariffs, and
nowis the time TO take lesson, aecompa-
MED with practical illustrations.
These tariffs arc convenient but most
inoquitable way Of raising funds. Most
Of the people pay the enhanced prices, and
derive no benefit. They not only paw the
revenue TO the Government, bat a bonus
to the producer of the taxed article. This
is the condition Of the South, except the
sugar-raisers, and the Northwest gener-
ally.
We should not be surprised at a gencr-
al rebellion against tariffs, and il govern
ments were driven to necessity Of direct
taxes, that would make a governn ent
economical more efrectually than any pol
icy that could be adopted.
In the meantime, look out for secession.
It's great time for mnss, if this dis
temper is not stopped. Every locality
will find it has rights and wrongs, and
take redress into its own hands. Who
cares for governnent2 ? It's a failure gen
orally.
When the Cholera prevails, there is no
telling where it will break ont next, much
less what will stop it. All the consola-
tion is, that shis distempeF, like the ehol-
era, will stop some time.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-24
TIE caNnkcrIcur KEEerlon.

We have Hartford papers OF last W:ednes-
day, containing returns from nearly the
entire State. These, though ineoapiese,
indicate very nearly the result, which il
briefly a. follows: ...'.-.... -
Republican State ticket elected by about
| 500 majority-a large falling off since
last fab, when the Republican majority
was about 1000, and gain in the rarI
districts since last spring when they car
ried the State by 54l majority.
Both branches OF the Legislature Re-
publican, thoug b not by the same major
ity as last spring. The Democrats gain
two Senators, and q few Representatives.
The Democrats elect two Cougressmen
james Il. English in the I'd Dfssrfct, by
near / 200 majority; and Geo. @. Wood
ruff in the 4th District, BY 54 majority.
according TO the figures Of the Hartford
Times. The Republicans defeated in
these districts were Of the black stripe,
both of them having voeed against The
proposed amendment 70 the Constitution,
restricting Congress from interferinz with
the institution Of the different States, ala
very included. Chicago Nases.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-24

L y
| GENERAL JoSEs.--Last Tuesday, the Isl
inst, General George ". Jones, Resident
Minister from the American Union to our
Republic, returned to this Capital. This
simple announcement would be sufficient
for the people Of Bogota, who justly ap-
prccia:c the distinguished qualities Of the
good and affable Anglosaxon, who left so
many and well deserved sympathies
amongst Us. But the editor Of the ''Per-
venesr" adds something more TO the noble
diplomatic aud generous friend, who, in
du'g-nt towards US, again leaves his fam
iIy CIRCLE, where he lived tranquil and re-
spc2ted, to reside in our poor land, u nest
shaken by the storm aud threatened BY the
corGagration Of war.
General Jones has entered the Capitol
amid the esteem and sympathy which he
so cordially attracted to himself during
his short residence among US. We have
all ,-cognizsd in him, the same amiabIe
Am rioan who, in June 1859, landed on
our shores, and climbed our mountains,
bringing the most intimate revelations Of
Am zican fraternity, the most expressive
words OF sympathy from the American
Government and people towards our Gov
crnmcnt ana people. Dir. Jones aiso has
found himself m his ancient nation of
friends, where he knows every one and is
known aad beloved by al.
We Offer TO General Jones, the SINGER
est expression Of our joyful welcome at
his ratur+i aniolg as; and, II at present,
the difficult situation of the country de-
pfives him Of some moments Of intercourse
and amusement, which he was aecusto NJ
ed to enjoy in our Capitol, let him put up
With 1t, Us asevero compensation which
we exaes upon seeing our hope psostrated
thas hc would return among us surround
cd by the whole Of his estimable and in-
teresting family. This will not be a re-
venga, but retaliation.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-24
Ear sha Baaza
@MARcH wINDs Asn APgIL EEzow-


Common teFEas are often aueted,
Whsle taFSasn common scenes ws get
AaFEh, tor Winds. has laag besn aessa,
housh and boist'rsaa fhen thsT blow,
Bach and poor aliks they sFaHbss,
When they and them oul Of dBorsi
1hFaagh ths daY tAsir taEes shsy deHEae,
Ia the night recrait t6siT stores.
ThEo1gh the forests aeFesly sweeping,
sturdy trees they bead ana shaks;
WateTs stsiI and ealnly sleepias,
when tbeY eonas, In sursss break.
Plains tAsg sooar, tAers swiftly ruShana,
Wlfh the dust they Wildly playi
TEsn shs halls and vsileys BRUSHING, n
On tAey pass and roar away,
NxtREs seems te hsed and tsAF thsn, s
While thsy rage she has 10 psaesi
Bat sAey kasA-sss scarcely heazs xhesa,
.g All thEiE wildcat raytngS ee@ae, g.s.-
Ehea thsge cazaef tbs April aaawaxs,
sstuse thea pasS On hsr sreeni
j Clothes anew the iawfa asKa hswexR
And AsaiE i aaaaiiaS ssen.
All her gsyegf worka resuming, '.@
Man to please, aznu4s, and ehesF5
Decked with buds aud flowers slOomiRS.
LoYrlI does aAe then appear. s.a-
Then with sdoTs most delicious,
Might ana morn she ella 4Aa AIR; ..
Joy and neecs she seems - wish as, ....
NhAla &ha hleonas so sweet and fair. ES
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-24
EoR THE EAsr-ExTENsrox OF ruE
MISSISSIPPI AND MISSOURI
- % - - .5z..

OPEN TO MARENG0E
Daily line running DIRECTLY Bsst from Central Iowa
70 ChlGaE0 50 Miles Staging Sayed-6o Niles
Further west. Most direct route u Chicago
and the East Is via the
CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAND AND MISSISSIPPI
AND MISSOURI RAILROADS.
Only line fram CvntTa3 iowa TO CbscaZo ufsier one
management The Mississippi and NlssourI r R
is new completed TO Msreug2 and viii s8on BE- gp eu-
II farther west. Des M0lnes aDd Council Biuas
Passengers viii AGd this route ihR shortest Q8lgk-
FsE and Best avoiding an delays az the ssIssPp
Rtver. Close couBse&ieBs are made With tbs Wez-
tasa Stage Company.
PasseHger asa EFPrtss Tr0ias Essrs Mayen9o dat
y at 30 p. NJ aTT1Ttag a. Chieago as o'rioek
No charge for transfer Of BaSEage at Chicago
Sleeping Oars en- ali night trains. Trans con-
Rsc at Chicago with the trains on the Eastern lines
FACTs FoR sToCE SHIPPERS
Stock iesFlBg AaEeHso 1t - p NJ arrives AZ
Chteago at CD thR next us0Fn3ng in time fer the
early Aarkets and stock trains OF the Rssterm Ifnes
The whole time consumed as abe Mississippi Riv-
eF does n9t ezGeRd tEsHly minutes. TheEe ID aq
change Of cars, no terrIaEe OF delay b
ThsoPenlag 3f the n " r H. 60 AAFgnk0,
enabass parties driving Stock fTOdn Des Molusa and
sEhsg points in Central and western Io&a. Fbefure
considered eqPalw digsant Dom Che alfETens ssads
to save three days dEfvRg and from 10 70 % houFl
On ghe cars over any atksT ruuta
stock will be dsiiveTd TO any Of the different yards
al Chicago.
The u & N R h Is row being extenasd wssi Of
A4Eesgo, and E4sG as completed stock trains sill
be run to the end OF The track
Every facility for ths convenient shipment Of Cat
ae- Freights IS low as yis any other route aad no
pains spared % render ii the MOST desirable route
THROUGH TIckgTs 10 ali principal points In she
United States and CARadas, by al routes, cRn be
procured al Washington, Iowa City aud AaseRgs.
JOHN 2. TRACY,
" L ST JOHN, GeniT sapl.
GpnT Freight and Ticket Agent
January /, 1864. h
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-24
c1E - : eoENen Iowa, APRII a4
ewwKaAx axxa. w yorxs

df 10 with much pleasure that We trans.
feT q Our columns, the following. In re-
gaFd to our able and distinguished Min.
istsE st Boguta-- General JosEs, being .
tganslated editorial from the ssPervsneg''
aaWspaper, at Bogota, New Granada:
Tuesday, October 2, 1860.
We feel great pleasure in inserting the
account Of the splendid reception given in
DaDnqns, % General Jones' on his return
frem New Granada, and other articles
from aewspapers of the American Union,
retAsive TO bis diplomatic mission of this
Rspnblia. Qar fellow cquRtzymen, We
are e eartains will participate in the pleas
ure We express. a~-,..-.a, &c
- Y hen ben she rslations Of our eoantsy With
tas United states Eero deeply eonprunis.
eds the ability Of General Huan, at WASH
iastoas and the arrival Of Gsnaral Jones
IN sAis 0apitsl, oonpissely changed tie
situation Of affairs, Messengers Of peace
and men Of feeling, they fouad neana TO
convince the Hovefnnent and people Of |
she United lStAtes, thai the predominant /
feeling 70 this country, is one of the most |
lively sympathy for our brethren Of this
continent, and Of impartial justice towards
all neni 80 the prqjudioes which had ex-
Isted With regard 10 our disposition hav-
ing DISAPPEARED, the pending questions
are followed up in ths way of reciprocal
oeneyoienee, and have terminated in am
leahle and equitable arrangements. |
Governments should be persuaded that
sincere and royal men like General Jones,
AEs shoss who ara adequate 60 obtain the
Of the States where they are
and that the exaeting embroil-
rs, by some called diplomists, only serve
o make odious the nations which they say
hey represent, /
We desire Mr. Jones' speedy return for
he good Of both Republics.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-24
7-''7as4las' -
NOBODY HURT.


The Democracy should take heart al
the result of the late elections. The to-
tai Of the last months voting has been
about rs follows:
Connscticut-Democratic gain of two
Congressman,
Rhode Island, ditte, and q complete
Uhion State ticket.
St. Louis elects Union ticket.
Cincinnati elects q Union ticket.
Cleveland elects Union ticket.
Columbus elects Union ticket.
Aahtabula elects Union ticket.
Hartford elects Union ticket.
Brooklyn slsets Union ticket.
Louisville elects . Union ticket.
Burlington, n. J., elects Union ticket.
Albany elscts Union ticket.
Rome, n. Y, elects Union ticket.
Utica elects Union ticket.
Troy elects Union ticket.
Geneva elects Union ticket.
Milwaukee elects 4 Uniop ticket.
Racine elects a Union ticket.
Madison elects Union ticket.
GAINESVILLE elects t. Union ticket.
Beloit elects Union ticket.
st. Paul elects Union ticket.
Wiuona elects q Union ticket.
Red Wing slects a Union ticket.
Chatfeld elects Union ticket.
Joliet elects Union ticket.
Springfield elects a Union ticket.
Morris elects Union ticket.
Elgin elects a Union tickets
Rock Island elects q Union ticket.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-24
THR MORRILL, TARIFF MEREY
PROTESTED AGAINST.

nd stated some time since that il was
likely that theinequalities Of our existing
revelue system, under which goods can
be Imported into different parts Of the
country at different rates, would be pro-
testod against. We find that this has been
done By firm engaged in tAe leather bu-
sfness, II New York city. The following
protest has becn fled with the Collector
OF that port *
Te De Collector cffhe Port of N. z:
sR-Ws hereby protest against the
paynons OF fifteen per ees. charged on sew
en- cases Of leather contained In this en-
try, because the duties on the same kind.
description, character, and quality of
leather, are not ievied and collected ID
other peras Of the United States, by au-
shortly lAnrsof, t1-wias In tins ports of
the States Of South Carolina. Georgia,
Florida, Alabama, Louisiana, and others.
whereas By the frat clause Of the eight,
section Of the first article Of the Consfitu-
ton of the United States it is expressly
deIarea that sail duties, imposts snd ex-
eises shah be uniform throughout the
United States ;'' and also BY the Efth
clause Of the ninth section of the came
article itis declared thai ssno preference
shall be given, By any regulation Of som-
meTce or revenue, to the ports of one State
over these of aslothsr.S We pay the
amount axsosed III order 10 gel possession
OK tae goods, and CLAIM 70 have the full
amount refunded,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-24

- Hon. Lansing Stout, of Oregon,
was married on Wednesday night, at Bal
timers % hiss Sue Plowdea, of Maryiand
There was brilliant wedding the same
night at the Washington Nary Yard. The
daughter Of Commander BUCHANAN was
united to Capt, Mayers of the army. Tho
Presidents family were present.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-24
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LxNC0LWsS home SPEAKK


LRfeua tas SkS<s Register, W sdSn44Ay
Yesterdays election was On ID OF the
most warmly contested ever held In the
city, and the result has been q uaogt sig
nal triumph OF the Democracy. For two
years past, by their local dissensions the
Democracy have permitted their oppo-
nents 10 ride over them, but YESTERDAY
they united, and oysz wheimed the eabaf
of txicksssrz and eorruptioDists who have
preyed upon the city Tor two We ars past.
and made Its revenues subseryiaht 10 the
most deapicahle venaiity and party cur
ruption. - j. :. Y.
We have elected every Candidate pxe-
ssnted By the Demeeraey, bat one, tbs
candidate for Alderman Of the sd Ward
be being beaten, We may remark, by q
gentleman opposed Go sha corrupt and ys-
nal schemes Of the outgoing eabal. The
trinmPh is q oonplete one, BY an average
majority exceeding one hundred.
This result was achieved duspfts ti,a
power OF the ruling regimie. Their sfh-
aial eanissarisss with their pockets filed
with Haoney, laboreds day and uigAt, In
every hole and corner In the city. Thsy
begged, prsysd 10 be retained, that their
corrapa rule might be sustained. They
naada gTeseliag appeals to the laharinw
class, holding ont false inducements aad
hypocritical promises to the mea Of toll,
but they were spurned, and those they
sought 20 delade rallied ia nass 10 su1-
tain the party which has ever. throagh
good and through evil report, stood by
the labosiGg man agasasa sAe eashraaess-
menss of the would be prsvilered few.
whether tee former were be- weae NOT ali
American birth. Nebly did CUR Desns-
cratic citizens Of Irish and Geruaaa birth
stand shoulder to ahouldeg Yesterday. aad
most gallantly did they ressss, and aaEsaa
the denAgogaes and slime sexvsHs, whose
record of the past stood Againss Gheig
professions Of yesterday.
Let the word 70 out tnAt sIJincoIn's
home Ia sound, and, despite noney gp-
pliaacss taught In the canvass ea Isd6,
and which seeaxsd Lyman TFzznbaa his
ssas ia the sexases md Lincoln uaa-
jority In Illinois, the people hsve record
I'd . rebuke which gho ald bs instructive,
though limited 20 the area Of tkas ecrpe-
ate hzniss Of 81 I4incoin's homs.n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-24

duDdE MCLEAN Is nkAD.--The eminent
juriss and estimable citizen, Jadga Mclean
IL dead. The nation viii grieve as his
death. 1t viii be aiihealt to find anoshex
to fill bis place on the Bench Of the SUI
prerne ConFts ! - #*&AW
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-24

The WHEar ann FRurr CRor. The Prai-
RE Farmer, published at Chicago, gives
extracts from its correspondents in all
parts Of the State, all Of whom speak In
the most hopeful terms Of tie prospect Of
a heavy wheat and fruit crop this sum
mer. s...g.