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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

By virtue Of = spe4aAl execution 10 me directed
HsEz sha afsSe OF tha Clerk % the District Court
u FottsSattanie C0nasE, Iewz, sAkA proceed 10
sell On Thursday tAs h4h DAY Of Mag Il. D FGgz be-
tween the hours Of 10 oseiock A.. E and 4 oseiock
n OF said azy, In fTont Of the County Treasafsrs
ahlns In the city OF 00Sncil Bluff tbs soEse wfng
described Real ExaAas o. john kSrsyas and o
Graves, te-wit: s'ze p
Los Tive a. In RloEk FoG< 90 in atasssaan,s Sac
snd AaaiuaEt and L%ot hiae Oh BIaok saA al In
Voorhis Addition all La the etx of Gaur-ii alufYg
Iowa Sale 10 oazazsssss a q e@sk T. aam Of said
aay. ss~a
Tsksa - tha property eg Joha Graves aas Il @
Sravsa 80 satisfy an ak entinA In kATer OF Arthur
hFingman- ]. r. WILLIAMS Sheriff
Caaucl AansFS, IaSa, AaysI asA s8a8 aw
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28
TAKEN ARACK.'

The Aboiitlonlsts in these parts werE
exceedingly pleased with Gen., Hunter
proclamation and upon reading that Alb,
clifton pronuneemsnte, > grim smile o.
aasissaasi0a stole over their faces bu
tAs proclamation Of the President which
came the aext day took than aback, ant
skraigAswas they fell to deuoancing tbs
President for pro-slAveryist-swearing
GAas HEATERS proclamation was in as
eord&nee with the views and aims Of tn,
Republican party, and inazmuch as ''OlC
Abe bad checked their emancipation
scheme and thwartsd their most arden
desires for the tine being, their undei
jaws came down by the run and curse.
dssp, bat not load, were uttered by every
mothers son Of them.
Not only were the Disunion Abolition.
ists in these paTts kaksa aback; but al
ovsg the country were they sadly surpris.
I'd WhaS the Presidents proclamation
made its appearance. Upon reading
Hunters proclamation" the State Regis.
ter wsas into f:s of rejoicing over Gen,
Hunters prSalaaa alton Of E~~eaa~~~ SO sA>
slaves in the States of Geosgia, South
Carolina and Florida, p and in true brag,
gart style asked the conservative men Of
the country: ''How are you going to
help is?'' In fact the entire Black Re-
publican Abolition press throughout the
country were nearly carried eff in fits OF
rejoicing, and 'severy last one of them"
declared that Gen. Hunter ''by the sufse-
ton Of The AdmanissraaieR" had pro-
claimed freedom 70 che slaves, and SO we
believe,the Presidents pFSciAnssion to the
contrary notwithstanding. The Presi-
dent has adopted Brigham Yoaug's policy.
When Brigham wants to inaugurate q
new scheme or policy, be suggests it to
one Of the Twelve, who on the next Sun
dsy introduces the subject in his sermon
before the people. II in the course Of
the week following, the project is found
to be unpopular, or like to create sex
element and Misunderstanding among
the people, Brigham, either raodi6es it.,
or declares it void, claiming that no one
save himself has any authority to make
such propositions. If the proposition in
its modified form 10 received faEorahly,
Brigham makes an "advancc forward"
towardz carrying eat tbs original propo-
sitioR, and by cautious advances he edu-
Gates his disciples in the doctrine until
the front 1.-THE clergy) and the rear (the
people, are brought together. This is
precisely the course pursued by Mr.. Lin
coin. His Generals make propositions
and issue proelamations. II they are
approved by front and rear, whether con-
stitutional or not, the Presidans approves
them bat whsn they are likely to create
excitement or misunderstanding, be
nodtGes them In doing SO however, he
is very careful net 70 place his CabfHes
or generals in such al unplsasent situa-
ton as to require their resignation, nor
doss be dismiss then from she ssFvieeor
even rspremand than Tor assuming to
exercise unauthorized power. Such is
the course Of double dealing and hypoe.
risy of the present Black Republican-Ab-
olition-D isunion- Reconsideration.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28
LATKsT wAR gEws.

The latest telegraphie news from Gen
Banks division, states that Gen. jackson
attacked the feress under Banks At Win
chester, and after six hours hard fight
ing, the Federal troops gave wsy and
rstreated in considerable confusion, but
were rallied and tsrmea u marching or
der sbeus four milss from the battle
Aeld and oontinaed their retreat, march
- milss after the basslss
Banks whole division has ratreated
across the Potomac, and be now occupies
nearly the same ground from which be
advanced near shrea nonths ago.
In Consequence Of this defeas, the Pres
ident has serioas spprshsnsions for the
safety Of Washioagson, and has called
for troops from sAa adjoining States 70
defend the city. s
q Gen. Fremont has had an pnua @es, as,t
At Lewisbarg, Va. There has also he.u,
a aght at searey, Ark. We viii give rulrE
particulars u SfAs shoye esasles ia ozvi
next assaa.
J. - s@E Ees4
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- MFR. fhaddeus Stevens, a radical
Rspublicaa member DC Congress from
Psnnsy lvania, admitted la the House On
Monday, that be WA not in favor Of re-
sssring the Constitution and Union, IL
slavery was 70 be maintained also.
! This IL the cry ofthe Abolitionists from
all quarters, aad Of every stripe aud tig-
ars at sha Republican ergaaixatioa, and
OF the traitor Democrats who have sold
out 70 the free negro concern. she Con-
stifution as II is, no Government Is 1t
was, ID the wstchword of the Abolition
CLANS from Maine % Ksasas. We 70
jolee thai they hgys at last BEEN smoked
OUT We now have clear field and an
open contest, and, she who runs may
read sH -
We shall have no more do1girg, beat
ing behind the bush, sham ssunioa Tisk-
Ct, !" or hunbug campaigns. Every mar
who votes hereafter will know what be ID
v<stias Ss~ aaa asaia4s. Il ho is fer sas
Constitution and shs country, hs will sose
the Democratic Tskss--if Be 10 sppassa
TO both be will Join anything in opposit-
ion, - be has no business In the DEMO
cratic ranks. We now understand ons an
other CRISIS. F..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

81 virtue Of special execation 70 nae dirscasa
ffon tas oss &c ths GlsFk AZ ne DaskEic& sar4 Of
FvsaswMstaHis Casnty Eesa shsH proceed "a
sci On Wednssazy The 2lst Axy 81 May 4 B sss9
bsEwsea he haufs oats atesaek A. M ana xp III
q said day In front Of The County af,cr
ID che Eaky OF OuAefI nugs Ena golloVrSnz @s<-9ss
~ Real Estate Of wfii am Leslie and lanes $500
ke~w1tt t+F sE II 4 = - =
Ths West half Of tke South wsnt azaYtSx ana hAs
Soafs Wess quarter CT the North veal d nmZFer ~
SSeatSn anxahaF XsFtY s1ea aaA the w@uA Aats u se
s@uth West quarter III Section FhIrzy-raa fsTa NJ
Ia Tnwaahip asveasy%ava f7a yszxa ~ "a
caAsasHAng i&8 acrsa more an Iesa Saia "a 49,.
xaszscs as sssa9ck r. NJ ct sasa aav 8 2 =
Taxsa rs the pxeperty II Mfiiiaza x.snaiA xz,S
James Marsh ia satisfy an eSarutfn1 Il &c., n
lane HeFon. Eir@.zs sEZI n u !. :
-. J. p WILLIAMS shaxtH
cesaeai baaszs, Tows, ASriI 81 less. ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

80 nmCWx1AMN On 1TAxKs
Ths OILY aneNhi1 - hare heard
s.stion1d r. so154ecti with The Demo
Ssfie Stst4 Ssks ta n0minatsd Ut Tie
LII ConvGutio& Ii nc of GxoRas n.
/ d 60. H., N6 I0s3 City, a. a car
didaEs for Secretary Of State; and ioin-
ing hsxxsly In this Suggestion, We feel
that thsra can be no impropriety In req
om1s1diag sha asxAs of eur respected
toMnmnan, 10 she favorable uuusidarxkiun
IT The party In ethsr portions of the
Smta I'D throogh Ii, 70 The aeIegasss 81
he dominating Convention
Me fzxxe mot doubt bot Time sAls por-
ton of Iowa, justly elaiminx q rspsasen-
Esstion On the slekess viii be generally we'll
satisfied with the gentleman suggested
from Johassn eo., and neither do We
doabs his eminent iitnsss for the nomina-
ton in question.
MIR. Hampton In one of the ssearly pio-
nssrs,. AID widely acquainted among
CUR older Inhabitants. many III whom will
remember hEm for number Of years, nj
the accomplished Clerk Of the SupxaEns
Court: position whieh ha iillsd, % he
has ansd various others Of . public M.
ture, with great accepsability TO she peo-
pie and credit 10 himself.
Politically, be cleayes TO the old Dem
ooralie faith, which Oharasserizes his past
rscogd; hslieVing thai faith no less es-
sential TO the maintenance Of Eha Gov
swnment in time Of peril, than TO ia
prosperity and progress in time ID
peace
Two sons and sssp-son now represent
bis family apon the battle fields OF The
Unioa, and Il would be no more than ft.
ting and just, that he himself should he
! assigned An honorsbIa rnsssinr1 In ths
prsoszpt CONTESTS al Ehe ballos-box, bJ
which We hope to sea the State tsredean.
ed and disanthrallsd,n in the mouth d
October nsxt--L oa0a 0ify Press. .es
A Z
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28
THR FEELING AMONG The TRooss.
Extracl Of Lst!sr from d Goaaec4sesss
Soldier at HsIion Had.

There is not Democratic paper rs-
eeived in this regiment, to ay kaowl edge,
yea il is flooded with Tsibunes and stiests
Of that sort, though suo thirds Of the men
are Democrats and the experience they
are getting, sines they bars reached shis
l@hled clark iaad of Slavery il caa-
frming them in their opposition to Black
Repablicanism, the original cause Of MI
CIR country = troubles, and making them
stronger than ever 10 their attachment 10
the old Democratic party. The steady
progress of the Republicans towards out
right, destructive Abolisionisn, has be-
come perfectly apparent To the MAS Of
the troops here, and If the Anarchists do
not check themselves in their mad career,
theirs win be trouble with the soldiers
You may depend upon 1t, our troops win
not engage in nm Abolition war. They
are outspoken IN this sentiment. here
abouts At least, and hear the same rs-
ports FROM other quarters. | have seen
no ofhoeE or man, whether Republican. Or
Democrat, who does not say that sssraan.
oipation'' 10 the farfasast thing from their
dsairsa or wishes.
Give my respects 10 all
friends at home, and If any Oh them have
got amy iatgger ssysak In them In cosase~
qaenee Of reading the Tribune, ELL thern
90 come down here and see the Institution
at hoHse, and If II is NOT bleschea ous of
them, say am no prophet.
Yours slxra,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28
4 BGA0M an MY M aaaav avn wm mv
hRRs AND BRAIDED SACKETa.

The Washington correspondent of the
New York Commercial writes:
"There is no longer any doubt as to the
intention Of Mr. Stanton to have the con
srahsnds uniformed armed and equipped
at the ferts sn the southern coast. Your
correspondent learns from high authority
that orders have already been issued for
the requisite supplies Of arms and uni-
forms. tbs zoaaSe style Of aniform has
been selected, the baggy and red trowsers
and braided jackets
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

was mAkink sGbsts ID rs-infoFcs Il. Ths
0kieAso Piasasrm xas % Iarzsd that ID
was sasos tibIs Of sdoshle construction,
~ % ssssaaoasly I'd ~ supporters of
~ Linsein deny sass sl5ss melatased the
Abolition Of slavery, shat they succeeded
IN dsseising the ssvsTy slses's into the be-
lief that the Republican party vas con-
ssgyasiys party So #sll did they carr
out their hypocritieal plans that they not
only induced many demoosaas 70 jsin thsis
Eaaksy -sak saasssasa In aassisiae aAe assas
Of AhaIislenisHa- " spdsll phiillps and
oshers, in sach manner thas shey aasi
| nat recognise ihsis old fFisnds and aase-
! oiaaes. II was anly whan ssabolasaAd By
success she Republican party cast on the
mask Of hypsesiay, that Wsadsli Phillips
waa able 10 recognise II a. the Abilities
| party, and rushed 10 embrace j.
Since il has assumed It's true character
aud avowed iss abolition principles, ita
leaders begin TO aySw their true senti,
panis. They badly proclaim nov that,
sslavsEy and treason are syaonymeul
words, /. and that <sno man can be for slav'
cry, and At the same time be . loyal man.
| The President, howeveg, is still for ksap'
ing up the de>sptaon, and hence has proc,
1 lamation declaring she proclamation o.
Gen. Hunter, void, mot because IL Yio
lates ths Coustitation-not beeauseit doe
not contain the tgae sentiments of the BE
does not regard II in principle right-bu
because Hunter issued it without author
| ity from him, whose preTogative IL Ia Il
exercise that kind Of power, and who hal
reserved ii 10 himself, 10 be exercised up
on "my this) responsibility after TIL
| South shall have refused to embrace CD,
provisions of his 9th Of March resolution
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

~ The sooner ths country shall con-
pFeaend that sae mea, North and South,
who produced she Wac never can restore
peace the better. Al absolutely nsSsssa-
ry preliminary 20 the restoration III peace
y the hanishnent of both ths secession
Ana aoolision leaders. They axa equally
guilty ~ 70 the causes OF the war, aad, II
sne secession leaders deserve greater pun
lament than tbs abslitioa, il in because.
" tas course of things, they resorted 50
organized armed rebellion, whereas the
rebellion OF the Abelisioaissa was in -
nature of personal liberty halls and ire.
sponslhls mQhs 10 ehstruss tAe sxeeusiou
at the Laws. Can these men make peaOea
AsEsr- Nor do abolition leaders, mora
than secession leaders, mean Ia make Is,
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WAR Is AEEBED.-Says the Scieaii64
AmsTican, we need for onr dwellings, mors
ventilation aud less heat; We need msrs
outdoor exercise, more sunlight, nare
manly, athletic, and rude sports We need
mora amusemeats, more holidays, more
frolle, and noisy, boiaterous nirsh. Gun
infants need better nourishment than col.
oriess mothers can furnish, pursr milk
shan diatillars can manufacture; our
children nsed moro romping and less gtudy
Oar men need moro quiet and earlier re-
Taxation from their labora of life. All
nsas both young and aid, seed less uaed-
icina and aore good counsel.
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u.
OEg or THE aTRAlzoas. n--The Troy
gh. - Tiwss states that Hoa. Ersssas
CeEnings Democratic aasmbaS of Con-
greas from the Albany district, has ad-
vanced TO the paymastsr of the WaEeryli-
o arsenal sl00, 0W to pay tie workman,
who haye bad no pay Tor 6Ee aoaths.--
Mr.. Qprning 10 one ag tho msn whom the
kepuhliean press and orators have peg
petaaliy denounced ~ traitors to the
asveSnmsna. But where il the RepubIi-
san or heasling Abslitioaiss thai shows
ss much patriotism and generosity Is
Mr. CarniDg does In tha above aes r.
Such 9 one eaanot b. found bus, "a the
sshsr haads thers ass thaus&nds al the
latter class who nave aaeoed the Goysru-
Enent OF twice the aaouas, and, like oil
yer Twissss still cry sor ssmora. ,--N. 81.
Palriol. 49,. ,.s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

The pay rolls of the army put the nnna-
Der of men al TOO. 600, bat the War De-
partnent can find only the following nam.
beers, 30 that the Government Ii being
swindied by being obliged to pay for
lsQ, 900 Ran whp are not in the service.
Some of the seeds, probably, of Gamer
onas sowing. Here are the figures IA
they foot M at the War Danarfmant
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
IL PHILApEDPEIA

~
IL PHILADELPHIA
4 BensvoteH% Institution. ~siatlstet Is Ss.-g
Ehdo#meut, for the Relatf u ths ack Ess p
trrssed, afflicted with ygetieag ssa gys4sEE Z,
eases, and especially Tor ste Carr Il D,isasa !
the Sexual Organs
MEDICAL ADVICE gives gratis g. sh' IL
saEgeon, TO all who Apply b. letter. wTtA a.zzs
ton Of their condition, (AER occaE4ias ssss (
life, etc. J and in sxtTssae g1veTty Arlczss 10
ished free Of charge.
Valuable Reports On Sperm atoIrtza AZ q
Diseases of The Sexual Organ, All - SEE In,
KBIEs employed in the, DisSeEsary. sri. = :
nieted in sealed envelope free a.! 5har,. FEg
three stampti for postage w II - accpptatt
Address Dk. J. sKTLLET HouGHTgE ~
Surgeon, HoSaEd AEsscIaE On, No sQ5a IL
Street, Philg4aetphia, Pa.
By order Of the DirecEqTk
b 9 - ssaA RERA q EEARTwEL, hz
Gao. RAfRGH1LD Aec7F
Dec n, 1850 Z
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28
NATHAN P. DODGE,
BANKER

Tsg sAYfwr AND CSLLECTIA6
Irsa 80 bnzynf,gI gIuPFs, IoSA ~,
.,....,..s = - tolfsSsioa a0a "
u.sn ssazsas.ss.s i, ali lis, SEasehsA,
Taxss paid In wszsass ssiEa @'0'
NEST nseras ksFEns. t...
REFERENCES:
PAPA gsnk New York IlEy~
state sxwfag q KsSesaslgas u. Leal@
Msasaeaasstts Bank, BPstap, ,g
n AasNxNsa xRBnk, Sc
Henry EaIaau, CAiczstI ", nc,
Mon #nAss a. KassaGs y =!
H3Hk sf SsYaenSe, syrsfpse, .tisaL
u II RfSxs Rsssaasnt ssA "a sssaA u Lss.i
NeHsFs Escw, MeCTseEy . 80 - Itsasgt 4 -
Man Z. EAsfwfH, gssaTs 'aps sa fgxA
Hen. ~ Sasas sec4esar 81 S'S'F
dan !, 1854.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28
ING o0NYRAmaAs

FKs0 CONTAGIOUS ..-.s..t-.
Sealed propo@s VIII ha resolved at The
MayoT's efaae II sha at. af Uouncsl Bazas Inwn
Up to May iss4 1880, for tAs IlIRs np Of H1rrisoa
street from it's intsrsR Sfkh Green sssneE to
Point waern tbs sanae cal sea fEom tha hoktozz 10
we alzh sFoand- Tie az 10 be Ktxtean feet vide
and eighteen Inches Aighs aad thas se same be les
10 sAs lowest responaAhle bidder provided kAa cost
Of tbs same SHAH net sesed twsaty esks Peg shie
gard. T. n pAIMRn maan~
Coaacil ElgGs, ApaAl L. gHs9
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C0VxaIL BLrFFs, I0@A, OF. u, tss

COTNqIL BLUFFS, i5@A Oct. Il tsg
DR. Z. l. V tOdtuTy-Ehe sgal set Of lrlsas
teeth on Gold PlAis, which gFsh fscSRliy Ela :
ne so admiralty answer the burpesr Of fbzs. :.
stTuetlvn7 LAat canuut TrfsglE from rxprsss,l.f
yea my high opinion Of y4B as = peurs b
Plates az" 80 perfectly ataEtrJ ,o TIE nsa5 Z Il
80 each otAeI that with thea ala ", szssf Z.
eat almost - well a. tpTmAty alG EHL uy AZ
raj sseth. A soFk u Art Z do not tAiEG :Art u
oh oiluded IL CAR Dc sasVa4Fad sr7Ffai bpps.s
had suTt7d nae that 8sti q Artla>aI Tesa IN
act be made Go be u any SetT p Q Ne bat yvs Y
have oEsEcoas lbs d4ssEEits5 aPPi -arssfe b laAs
gentlemen. Z l. D0uSLGa
spr-ii-lSs1 II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

ORGAsIzE l-~orgapizs the Democracy
in every township and village, and eoun.
y and city, in every State Of the North,
West, South and East, Victory awaits
Us at tbs ballot box. With shs rssurn ol
Democratic rule will oome Union, peace,
prosperity, and the enjoyment Of all ths
constitutional rights that attach to Amer-
lean citizenship. The Democracy still
strive 20 save shs Union. Organised.
they may be defeated ; shsroaghly Organ
izsd, and they viii provo iuviaoible.-.
Ballots for Abolitionists, bayonels fos
rebels, siansse twins iaaissolably con.
nestsds the death Of tbs first destroys the
after, and vies r@so. ,4.sTss,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

kEcoGsTTIos or Harm Aap LFBxxrA.-
The bid Tor The recognition OF Hayti and
Liberia, IA pet scheme OF Mr.. samner's
passed che Senate Thursday. all the
aepaoaeans voting 10 the sfarTAaaiss, in
ciading Foster and DIXON, Of the Seaate,
ana the Border States men against it,
before The vote was taken, DIR, saalsbu-
~, OF DeiewaTa, said that he wanted the
country 10 kaow that il this ball bscasns
a law, within twelve maasha acme nagro
would come on the door Of the Senate =
foreign minister, and take his negro
family inso the diplomatic gallery.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28
NOTfnE 70 LAND H6ipEEsi
Pr i SOLOMON
NOTARY PUBLIC d cOsfEfasi

0E.KEWosO. IoRA- IL
MAS ina4ss fufs cozuyle ara gtEt'f' i,'-, :.
Titles TO all the Lands ia Mil s't''! =, 81
Guiding ehs Original sasss By The ts'' -
all subsequent eoaveyshsss, AsF'a'@'s
rrust, OF ether ineanbsaRcs, 10
Also, EalI aGsa Ssznassrss AbaI'.' ~. =, tsss
- - y ~ a. ~ II c CirT. IL ~ s.
- He alka gives pr0n3t si.ee..y" AZ sgGs
kzsas "a raises, sx& nzl8a Ejsa OF ilt1se Issss.
naa tfes# pas4xtEinK 60 3 trsnsfni l's@'
gAsel In tAe GsgEi s19Ese. 4
5amasR3 si 1881.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28

WKxg foU AT SECRETARY wKfEss,
PzaTy LAsT SiaHs pa So asked poor.
toading, pulling little bran-bsead aboli.
tlonistr the sshw Day, Of Hon. Dan w.
Voorhees,. II :, 10 8. III
. Nes siR ~ was ths szaphaase reply.
4uhi you ought % have bean there
why wasn't Jon ~
: bscauses sir, when Is hoaas nsyer
associate with thieves, either publicly on
privately, and | do not propose to begin
now.0
1 Little bsan-bssaxa aasoIasisugss sssrtssa
81 "a . fuli srak, and In my epinian. viii
peysx vuauiFa Of Mg. voorussa. whr ne
don't visit old Noah WalIes. "a the cats
line and AofsA1 ustats aian& aa st's7
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All psrssAs ~As Nss snAakksl1 q xAszz1Ao91 YRza
% 1F4NksTH gsHpks. sssAsE ses asInespAI q lstzs-
are hnss6E nn&I4s4 that Al as&ks ane sxid fgnzd
asass n FaA& ~ &AftzfaSsnfy T&6x1tne6Sm a&4s
fax raakNahk - s&axe ws<AsA ta&s8 msfaa sss,lss
tie pubsae4lian 81 fhls nostea dee WXn Axl To-
Inc bekAss pxsss6&spn 90 a&a 8xhaSsa 1tsad - Il
ssaw@s APRIL ~ 56sA z /
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Yhe Democracy al thu Ssh Congression-
Il f,sssrses a sswa Ass hereby fsssasssi
10 mses in Convention BY delegates from
he aoanties comprising said Dissrsss, On
xwssaay, sAs asa ~ yuly,
at the town IL OsCEoE4A, 10 she esunty
of CLARK, for the purpose 81 nominsting
q candidate for Member Of Congress for
the 5sh Congressional District Of Iewa,
to be elected ia 0ssoheg next and to
transact such oshsr business Is may come
before sasa. EsE IkaB&Eka {
The basis OF representation will be the
same % for State Conveatian, ,to-wis. -
One delegate for every one hundred votes
cast for Stephen a. Douglas, in 1850
and one for every fraosion over City.
The Democratic County Committee.
can o oaanilT TO bsaaiFHSSs srTS u eqResa ID
Other course for the slsstien of delegates
TO ths Congressional Convention, As MAJ
be according TO usage In their respective
counties, and as no county will probably
be allowed by ths eUenvsastien to Dc rep
resented By proxy, il u hoped every coan'
ty will appoint and send ita delegates.
The Gsuveasisn viii be calied TO ordss
at / O'Clock, P. NJ, on the day designated
in the above call.
Several members Of the District Com
mittss being absent in the army, this
call is made by order of q majority of its
members.
WI. GATLING, Chairman,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-28


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PA-AiE DEALE& wali be sent - siasas SUBSCRIBERS
0a9 D8aaRE Per Year, -
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is furaishsd with al tAe Tsisgrspaic Reports, %
that she movements u oar army are known "a De
IS soon as they are ia washingsoa or New Yozk.
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q Aay paper in the west 4 fan sScsunx Of all
aastaes by SEA or ~ Land, wtii be saassa Ia shts
paper; also, q amE1 lies Of ire Ess "A sssz
KILLgD, wo1ADaB AND MISSING. 49,.
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eoSaazT's sI&aosy is beng written n SaoSs, Ess
svaTy saaa saS Ass spt nsaaav s&ks Ave nnws~
paper. Naw Is tas Siusa ss sussxsns, + E...
a caas ss tnn eaaitaes aAs gs&ssw NO % onacOuv
extra, gAaiaEssss les rsz-F,sls ss..rsr-Is III
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