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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

freedom. y and reply % Johns azgaas anita
II sAere VISA TafritDrial Nv against
slavsss, shs waits John ~ouad deny it'd
oonstitationality and the 0ourts would
determine the question. Thsrs are laaa5
WAYS in which the caso could get into
Couxa the Negro John maighs ba enticsd
away, or ssoIen BY the abolitionssts, shos
If hs refused 70 90, OF imprisoned in some
eslLAg--in that case the white John would
sac The aboiitionists for the value Of the
ssrvsces Of negro John, and FOR abolition
gasaalisy generally. The question Of the
validity Of the claim would hare 70 be de-
cidsd. Even if there was bat one negro
| coniayned, On appeal could be taken 70
the Supreme Court OF the United States.
In about the same way, man from
New York, holding the bonds of Wappello
county, Issued to the Burlington and Mis-
souri, River Railroad Company, and pur-
chased by him, the said New Yorker,
comes TO Iowa; he vainiy demands pay
ment from the county OF the interest dut
on the bonds and then he brings sal
against Wsppello county, in the Ssass
Court, or in the United States Distgie
Court; he shows his bonds, proves tina
be came honestly By them he sets up hi
claim, and demands the use Of his prop
ersy-as did the supposed John j. Crit
tsnden in the Courts Of Kansas. Tn
. gentlemen who are after the interest o.
, their bonds, are foored for the pEesan
inIowa, but as their claims amount, i
the aggregate, to eight millions, 10
probable that they will want 10 kEow tn
=. opinion of 'Fth&t old sinner fancy" an
4 his associates. Nov, why could we ne
have left it 20 the Courts to decide th
p negro question, as veil as ths Count
: Bond question: Hwould have saved ri'
: ess Of blood and woe unspeakable. An
- if we could not trust the Courts, the sam
benefeient results would have followe
= the adoption Of the Oritssnden Compr'
! mise.
We conclude our article which 10 81
~ dressed TO the reason, not to the prejud
1t oes, of the people, with the following e:
~ tract from an of hand speech Of DAM
Il Webstsr-ft is less polished than his &.
a. iRhed orations, bat true as the Gospel,
j, Mr. Webster SAID:
g tsIf these internal fanatics and aho
Eenists ever get power Ia their hanG
Saeg tDiA override hs CoRssifutioR, |
,es ahs Supreme Court at dsfance, chan
a. and make lasSs TO suit themselves, lay
ba client hands on those tsho differ s0ith tn
IN opinions, Or dare question their in
q deity, and finally bankrupt the count
70 and delugs it with blood"
I'LL Read, pause, ponder, reflect and VI
Nc against abolitionism, which produced
III cessionism, and is worse than drou
SSS worse thar. the seventeen year locusts q
w. worse than cholera, small pox and J
Seo low fever.
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SERIOUS CHARGE OF SwlXDLDG-ARKEsT
OF A Man ToR PKKsoSATISG a WOMAN
BI4CKMAnTsa, 6e.-On Wednesday ey-
ening Detective Wi3son arrested man
in Ninth Street, near Broadway, who is
charged with the serious oHense Of black
mailing, and falsely personating a warl1an
for the purpose Of obtaining money. The
accused 10 q young man not exceeding
twenty years Of age. Abous the LIST OF
Nav last, be went to some very respects
bic person In Ninth street, and represent
cd TO them that be was q physician In
good practice and standing, and desired
to rent an afiee in order that be Enight
prosecute his business in thai part OF the
Town. He presented such references 80
Mr.. Ward, son-in~iaw TO Wm. b. AstoT,
and several other equally responsible par
ties and such WA the satisfaction given
bT the mention Of these names, the land
/ lord felt safe in renting the premises with.
out further inquiry.
He gave his name as DIR. b. Conn, and
under this name carried On bis once for q
| few days. He soon, however, began to
address letters to numerous respectable
married gentlemen up town, in which b.
Fepreseuted himself as woman, and call
ed himself tsAirs. Ellen Eyre,n and said
| in the letter "address me Mt the post-of.
fee, Station ID, New York; Ii Ii need
lsss to ssy that many married genslsmer
have met the person at aplase agreed up
on, and afsarwaFd, In order to bush th'
affair, the virtuous married men have beer
compelled to hand over money, soma 81
shsra as mueh ~ $500. Through aecoJ
letter which was writtea by ; very yell.
kaewn and respectable attorney Of shii
city, the offender was caught and handed
over to the authorities. In bis possession
was found large oarpes-bag full of an'
swers to letters which had not yet beer
ssns 70 the persons 70 whom they we're d
rseasd. The oficaE also found about go
waFth of female wearing apparel, showina
that be was carrying on the business up
Oh q vary extensive seals. is ii wsl
known that be has swindled married Enes
cut of over $S GOO b. the means abov'
alluded to. The most Of tho vissims aT,
unwilling to CONS forward and give shail
testimony against him, aad are even an.
willing TO have their naTaes published.~
The fellow reeently visited Washingsos
and swindlsd ssveral parties thezs.M
Y. Times.
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A SENATORIAL PATRIOT.

From report seat By the Secretary of
War to the Senate, it appears that Sena-
tor Simmons, of Rhode Island, has re-
eeived notes amounting to $40, 900 for
his aid in procuring contract With the
Government for the manufacture Of mus
kets. Thus the money goes Mr.. 5. il
only one out of thousands who are an
ri.hing themselves out Of the war, which
they have all along fercely advocated on
professed grounds Of patriotism snd pure
love of country. E. D. Morgan, one Of
the noisiest patriots. -peekstsd ssxty-
thousand or more for his aid, during q
period of some three or four months il
procuring vessels for the Government
600 it while you are young" gentlemen
Uncle Sam is rich has just passed a tai
bill to raise two hundred millions aue
empowered the Secretary of the Treasa'
~ 70 issue one hundred and fifty millions
more legal-tender notes. The nationa
debt was only about ten hundred mil
lions on the 4th Of July. "Drive on p
''Who's afeared ~
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GIN. CAsEY's DIvIsIoN.-Ths remnants
Of Gen. Cassy's Division now remain in
the woods at Poplar Hill, far in the rear
living &c many Of rs hare livsd during
this campaign, in huss made OF logs,
boughs, turf, or Whatever substitute for
teats cur ingenuity could Suggest Bat
they are aispiritsd, and already slAmor-
Gus to be discharged from the service in
which they have lost so much. To such
an extent does this sentiment prevail, that
we much doubt whether they can again Be
rslisd upon as brave, ambitious soldiers
They are, at present, deficient IN svery
species of equipments, and are rapidly
losing sight Of all rules Of snbordinaaioE
and discipline. - ss@ .-
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Tan sAsoasyussas@ osyax PsSsIDssr.
The San&inM says thas Iiaecln nag be-
- ispresumes y just mnch pf an
abCiitianist as T.ny8 II Chase.
Is il monee-s pess Anybody ~ 70
Lcvaioy. The treason al abolition runs
from bis mouth In stream daily. He 10
80 mach Of an aboiisioniss, that 8 major
ity Of the present republican House OF
Rsprsssnsakises almost unifornly repu.
iiase aim and bis measures.
/ Chase belonged 70 party whose rep
Erssensasive in Buffalo solemnly declared,
sezns Tow ysass sinsa, that they ssowsa "A
to the Sovereign RaleE of the Universe,
- proof Of their allegiance TO Him. In
all their civil relations, whetheYas private
citizens On no public fanctianariea, 70 ~,
| gard ard so trnsa the third clause DE ~
fourth article Of the Constitution OF tn
United States, no utterly null and void
| and consequently NJ forming no part O
the Constitution Of the United States
wheasvsr they shoald be called upon O
lsworn to support it ~ III. So
Behold cur republican President, 9
painted by his chief Wisconsin organ !
Mistoaslkes Neacs. sd
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

aT Whenever you see newspaper APP
plying the term "doughfaee'' to the con-
servative men Of the North, you can set
the editor down fool or an Abolition ia.
natic, OF both. This is the term origin
atod and applied to the conservative fol-
lowers of CLAY and WEBSTER, and all trua
Democrats, by GREELEY and SGMsEE and
the leaders Of the Abolition party, be-
cause they breasted the storm Of fanati'
clam, and warned the people against the
very troubles that are nov causing the ma
ton 60 rcd aud stsgger like drunken
man. Northern doaghfaeao il strictly
Abolition lingo, and ws want no sarer Ia
dication that man is an abolitiuniat OF
g fool, or both, than 30 hear him apply II
to the conservative men of the North.
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sHERKFFss SALE.

Nv virtue af an execution to EGB dzFscSEd
frsa the ofsce Of tbs Clark Of the District Court
Of Potts attamIe Ceun1y. iuw1s shall pressed 10
se on Saturday the 18Th day 81 1uIy A. D. Ls69 be-
tween tie hours Of 10 o'eIscA Il. u and efeiack
p nj of said dag, In frank O. tbs GauaEy Tga&snrsEs
ufSsce in tne city q csHncit Bluffs, she relieving
dsserabsa Real Estate ~ a. g Ford ac~wtf.
The noEkh-Eest quarter Of the Boata~eAst qaaEter
Of seesian twelve township seSenty-feuF range
fvFty-fSar west. Sale 10 somEa gnss al o'eisc& P
~ Of slid day.
Tsksn Is tile property Of 4 O. Ford To aatlsfy 40
axsculisn in fAvaF Of Z. ". kynett-
: r. r. WILL ANS, Sheriff
Council Bluffs, Iowa. June Soths I8a1. ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

XII " AM&
j Ws answ<t, The Republican party
Fhs Republican party nighs have pre-
~snssa the pressus Devastating civil war.
1t might have saved che hvss of thous-
ands sf the best assa of lhs Nation, and
thousands Of uailliona Of tas paoplss
money. For proof at what xa aay, read
the following from the speech Of ssERHEs
A. DoUaLAs, delivered Ia the United Static
Senate, January ID. 1851, upon tie COM
promise measures, then pending before
the salsas;; aEIG4 N
81 believe 4his to be fair basis Of
amicabls adjustment. IL zen OF the Re-
publican side are not willing 20 accept
this, Nor the propasisiaa OF ths Senator
from Kentucky, Mr.. Crittenden,) pray
tell ~ scha. soas are aOillizg 10 do
81 ADnRKss TIE rAourRr 70 RKPualacAss
| osLx, FoE THE REASON THAT Ii THE GoA-
MTTEE OF TaIarRgs, ygw pATs AGO,
EVERY asaBKa Faoa THE SouTa, tsCLUpIs6
rHosE FRoM THE CeTTos STATES, aKssGs'
TooxBs AsD DAVIS, xxPREssEp THxa
L
MY VENERABLE FRIEsD IRON KENTUCKY
Il Ma CgExTx&nESsl AZ 4 TisAL agTTLEAzs'
or THE CONTROVERSY, N TsTzsDED AND sos'
rAsEp By THE RKpuBLIcAg MEMBERS.
ssHEGCE THE SOLE RESPONSE
BuITY OF OUR DISAGREEMENT
:. AND THE ONLY DIFFICULTY i
THE WAY OF AN AAuCABLE AD-
! I JTTsTMENT, Is WITH THE REpUB
tLICAN PARTT.s Is"
Here Ii is proved that the RepablicA'
party il responsible, for the war-thas /
. Is responsible, for every dollar OF Ma
tional and State indebtedness Incurred
, On account of the wax~-thas il 10 sesPou
: sibla, for the high taxes that hare bee
4 imposed upon the people, @ account
the war---that it Ia responsible, for tt
distress aud financial ruin, which no
. sxisss in svsEy part Of the ooansEy-th'
!, ID ID responsible foE every life lost
~ tbs waz-thas ii 10 responsible, for, -
y should receive the curses OF every vi
b made widow, and Of every child ma
y 81 orphan, by the present eiYl Wal
= In short that it viii be responsible +
l. the dissolution of the Union, should &
Union be dissolved.
Shall snch a party be continued
on power, OF will the people change th'
= rulers Let the Ballot boxes at
be nsxt election proclaim the Anassr-
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CARL sCHURZ--HFs LOVE OF THE
UNION.

UNION.
The Chicago TImes is slightly down on
Carl schurz, as we should judge from the
following paragraph
E'Lf there is not general burst of i'm
dignation among the soldiers Of Illinois,
who know tho gallant Shields so well,
when they learn that he has been removed
from his command, and that political
mountebank, Carl Schurz, put in bis
place, we shall be greatly mistaken. The
brave soldier, covered with wounds re-
ceived in fighting the battles Of his adopt.
ed country, to be superseded By despis-
ed, cowArdly spirit trom the rcd repab.
lican eesspools of infdel Europe, and
whose avowed object In. going into the
war is for its political advantages -
Perhaps the soldiers will be heard from
on this matter"
schurz ia indeed a splendid man to e
into the war for the restoration Of tbs
Union and the maintenance of the Con.
stftution! What this new BrigadieI
thinks OF che Union b. expresses in {
speech delivered few weeks ago at tbs
Cooper Institute, New York. He said
according to tha report Of the speech
published in the N. 7. Tribune:
"There were men in the North and
South ready 10 favor the rebellion -
long as it had chance of success. Bat
if such an atsemps shoald succeed, il
would lead to new struggle. a voice,
sJohu RFown'-loud arpl4use.) Those
struggles would be more acrimonious and
dangerous in their nature than the pres
eul conflict. 4 voice, shafts so.' THE
GID Us1os, AS raxv HAD xSows n, VA
CONF. loud applause,I II JET. Davis
and his army safganderBd, and Eepsased
at the foot OF Capitol Hill In sask-cloth
and ashes, III GOULD NEVER BE RE
STORED" rs - .sss5s.z
VIII not the Uaiou voinnbsers be
pleased 10 Hght under the banner Of such
o man?
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xOrrCE NO oosTRACToRs.

NoEara Ia hereby given. kaat win Feccave ut my
Thrraday the fath Gag Of July, A. ID. 1852. ~ III
qsssueA a. M., seaasd proposals. faf The following
werk ss-wit To al nxoaaway from tbs angle Of
gsia Ksfew$ M8 sAN MppvT wHd Of Ma&xss Ssc6nd 4d~
aitioa 10 point opposite 70 the Bridge crossing
Izaiaa Cse~k sptn tse Faas Gsanaass aza "a Tier,
that kAe said 81 shall b made ansss sae dta@c8lpa
OF the City Engsaesr. Bald sFaae 10 ~ twnasy feet
an wizah. For further latotmatlsa epucarning the
abpss @cFx, cali u ths Aaypxss 0zssSs. n
Z II. PALMgE, Mayaf.
Eassae&1 HfsfFa Yossa Jnna ID TSSa &w
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

LARGE BUs1xxSs.-The Lake Superior
News says, the Bag ~ Soqust i Mar
quette Railroad 10 delivering upon the
docks an average Of 1850 tons Of iron
ore per day, and the shipments from
Marquette for q time will be fully up to
this amount.
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AN ORDINANCE TO raise the Grade Of Bro nd
way from Madison sLree4 to stehaaAa street..

AN ORDINANCE to raise the Grade Of Bro nd
way from Madison sLree1 to steaaaAa street..
Sec l. Be ii Ordained By the Oonman CO uneii
Of the City OF GouaEil 81 ufTs That the GFfade Of
Broadway be raised fellows. cemmeH ssnx At
kae EASG line side Of Azdissm street AZ the nae
Il the grads Row established, and ruanir 4 sasnee
10 Saas East side Of StatSmAn'8 street, a. KucA an
sIsEatlGa fTo{a tAE established EFNas q Is rxIas
the grsde al the east lima OF SsatSman' ssr@eg ssx
lasA&s, From thsncs 10 UnaQa stras the grade
SHALL be RAISED ~ follows. 0ousx1a scing Oh the
east line CT Statsnaas Srsat ak lar hss above tAs
DOW eatshAshss gxades AID sunnkn3. thenoe 10 she
east Ane OF Bnicn Street. Mt aacA elevation from
ths s&sAsshsd gxsSaa az 10 raEae he grade as tAe
lAat named point tsr8 fset. FroEl thsnaa 10 the
east me o. NlGhatxa street, the sra6s shall be
raised fteo yfH above the grade as now establish
I'd,
Sec. O. And be 1T farther Ordained Thsa the
City Engineer be required 10 make pFoale Of the
original grade AMI Of the Grade established
sa Lhat portion Of Broadway rsxarrsd 10 In kAa YSt
section of this ordnance and tkAt the same be
and thai IL found nseessAxy, he place atone or
sans other apEahae marx a. ghe psint On Maalso on
Street, where she grade begins 10 raise, for The
pasrsss 81 aiding In as1sxssisze sAs grads Ss Ssssz
way Ut any future alnas- Ard that the Engin&tF
naEe upuu the pseale before mentihed, the paint
where such Eteas ogAaT durable nsaxk 10 AGED,
aud the number CT 1asAas the top Of The sss4Hs Is
above OF below las the case may bel tha gTaas And
that he also place . stone sorle other suitable
material NJ sha point on NieAoiaa stress where the
Esse i'm tha grade Terminates ard That ne note nRon
the pFoGs aforesaid Tia number OF fest and inches
the top Of the same ss above or Below (a& tbs c&&s
may ne} tbs grade establishes By tats 0rlsna
Sec. q. And b. 10 faEkhsF osdalasd, TAAg al ar
ainanses or parts Of 0rlnarez ia eanset with sAaa
ordinance pc ana sAa sams are hssehy repealed.
u. pAxMxa. Mayer.
Attest. W, a. GgAwToAD, Gig Recorder.
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NOTICE.
xnrre.E TO pELIxQtE 90 :

4 a. eaa Sessoec jan sisSs5 tor 9fa3s
ss a. aes a nosidSd NAT II s ,es'ss s -
e rosaestug tss sAIne within n r. - - :
ne publication of this eetlss,s !ssssI ~ =
tie bstseE protection Of IAs s''' -
proved April sths 1862. / CasfVrsT
ty1erf Of the Board 81 III Il - I"
neaAAsons snawfaEs Sc, L'"~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

70 Henry W ard BesshsT, i O discourse
delivered on Sunday last, In Brooklya,
said 81 do not bslisvs yoa wiil ever
get superstition in New England coal-
gregAtion to do any harm. ts Ia - much
~ he u YAnkes) CAN do to rivers bis IA
ther and mothar. 1t 10 As much 90 Yam
kea can do to bow down before God Al
mighty.''
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

NJ HNZhg
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED,
lsssf Eeassd in sSaISd ERsgIaPr. ~
PRICE, SIX GENTS
A LECTURE on TIE NATURE TREATMENT
ASD RADICAL CURE OF sPEAA4TaRRAoEA,
OF Seminal weakness, Involuntary Emissions Sex
nal Debility, Nervousness and inpea5ments TO
Marriage geReEsilT, Epilepsy and Pits, dental and
PHI steal Inc4pacity, resulting fro Self-Abase, &c
By RoBr- J. CULFEHEBIL. II. D.,
Aatkor Of Gk4 EkGTesA Book" &c.
The worip-FpaowHed author, ia shis admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
ihAt the awful consequences eft aeIf-ahuhe mag be
sfFsctnaly removed without Internal medicines o.
the dangerous sagfai operations bouEass, inStru-
useuss, rings or eaFaikis, pointing out masde Of
care at once certain aud eEeetual, ny whIch every
sufferer, matter what aiz condition mRy be, uaSs
care hi4nsef eAespy, privately and radically ThAs
Lecture viii prove bo0a to thousands and taoH-
sands.
sent under aeal 10 any address, peat paid, en- the
receipt of two postage stamps, or ak osts, by sd
dressing DR.. CHAs. J. C. KLINE, I97 HQwsEy EeW
York; Post once Box e. SIS. fJUi5 s-sa-ay
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

- Kansas IL bleeding yea. AASeav-
snworth correspondent OF the Ailwaakes
News, speaking OF military nssemsats
there, says:
ssSoane ten or sfsasn regiments hays
been kept marching ovss Kansas, for the
sole parposs Of qusaling hslh lights among
the aiGsssns sliquss d abelllaoaiass and
Jsyhawkexs.o
4 pasasant stats ol sosissy. Il 81 AL
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

- The Louisville Journal, he Unioa
organ Of Kentucky, never atsared . great
"a trash than when II said, few dags
ago, that, sswhoevsr alainors for aholitisn
o. war measure, " andsr any other pre-
text, ID fool or q traitor, on BOTH
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

g Jim Lane In his lals Nsw Yesk
sDeesh boosted ahassin his infaney BIO was
rocked In shs same cradle with i niggsr
baby. Thsnsgro, kssnly alive % he dis-
grass, has nsvsx said > wszd sAeas L.
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= \ w M I'LL!
FOR SALE

The SUBSCRIBER has for s2Ie. DOUBLE CIRCU-
LAR SAW MILL with sii the Gearing, Betting and
osheE AparStRz for TuRa4sE the same, complete
The Mil Will be sold los aud STOCK taken in part
payment The Mill can be ran By either steam o.
water power. Persons dsss ring 10 purchase Sal
mill on good terms and AZ ; reduced price wall do
wedl To give call at my Hardware Store, Low
e. Broadway C0unetl Biuffs.
Also Guaning Asohtas eamplete VIII be sold
with The Mil. c. J. FOX
July o. IsS3 za
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

Mottys IL haf@by gavsa~ tAAt win Tss3ss 81 ny
a5ses ID me dig Of u6uncaf EIuHs, fpws, Hp 70
EAnrs6ny zhs a4th saass % July. A u. tss9, ~ II
nssape& A. III. ssaie6 prapasals Cor fhe aigfns o.
andaan Crsxk wsEsa, o. Gfes1 street. frasa wnsTs
q crps&ss arsen ssEssa - ne ssusA isas 81 " %
Ps%sxsa lot
Rnx RuTskmr EMkngmsaasn aasssxatH& t&a sssovs
waTk, aalf a. ths Mayegsa s:Naos.
CsuncGi Bswss Jana 10, Ia6& #s,s#ea sw
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

EXIaA, Ap4s0 hAtaa ~ .-.sssfs
Ehs Land business a1AA@&'''s'- gs,,ss asssSs''
So nass Tor Haa-gssldsntas H''''s
Csliseslsas maae, and ASssf'. - "a Isss ;
Rsfsvs@ess--p. II Hairs stSsIus Csssegss
fogsh Gas oseaaIy lsssa ..,. sarg Cess s
C,suyzai Hsusgs, Eewss " y
May m $50.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

Mosssa Ia AeEeas saxsn. thaE viii rsrslss 81 ny
sGsca IN the city on GanneH Bluffs, fowa, ~ 10
Tnursamy the 1oah day sf July. a. p. lisa - n
osciock, NJ, seslsa proposals. fer me grsaang Of
M&rr1ssn street. sixtsxn sse4 wia and ssS&AaeR In
ehes i'm dspSh, the earth Far grading shs saaa 10 be
iaken frem Aadiaca street. 50 ~ % tsaprewf The
last meAtzane6 street. s{G4
Fer further infoFn4tioa ssneeFminS the ascge
work. call al the 0gasa 81 sAs MAysx,
r. III. PAxMkR, Mayer.
Gouarll BiusEs, 5uae m asea AZ
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

Reasre4 Clrxaym&a k&ysas been FessaEaA 10
hsalts III few aaya, azkar nary Fsaxs 1f treat
susfxriax ID malss1& - assist vshxTs BIZ ssadins
fsrsea "a tha rsnAtpf q real sei6 Arrested snwsk
AL hscSy III Ehs pFszcs1bs1ba a&&4 MFecs the
aEVs sSemM - nAexAz.x<. - $780, - Esssk-
Hns u. r. Jana Nb~s@
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O. II you desire the triumph Of DEM
oarasie principles, aid and axtsud sha cir
culasion Of Democratic newspapers. Let
the Light gsfourth that she people may b
brought safely oat Of the slough Of Abo-
litasnism.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02
az The Ohio Eagle, speaking OF 4

G. The Ohio Eaezs, speaking Of th'
arrival Of fugitive negroes, says
s'These Black Republican eontrabandl
como to Lancaster, IN squads OF three ant
four, and take the places Of white labor.
ers al reduced wages They have bear
employed at twenty esnts day vi
sra told."
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member. that Saturday the a&An inssss y
sas1 aav appoinssd By tina psneeFAlls
a,susrsi oonnitses, for holasag mass
convention in this city, for the purpose
of electins delegates TO the Congressional
and State Conventions. Ii is all import
ant thai the sonzention bsfuaiy asffanded,
and that fair expression of the viii or
the Democracy Of the county be A#a.
In these troublesom times, when our
country is divided and destrassed By siy'iI
warm these times when the necessities
and ssoahlss of the coansgys open broad
the door Of the Treasury, to the speeu-
lasing and plundering Pirates OF the
land-in these times, when Black kepub-
l;ean mismanagement and misrule, has
brought upon the country 50 unnasura
and bloody civil wAz, and BY speculation
fraud and downright plundering, hav'
drainsd the public Treasury of It's las
dollar, and overwhelmed the Nation Ii
debt, it is highly proper that the Demo
cratic pAsty-the only Union and ioya
party in the laaa, should meet in council
and if possible devise ways and means b,
which the Constitution may be preserved
and the Union parpetrated.
We hope every Democrat In the eount
will be in attendance.