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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13
TEE C0PPERH RAD.

We notice that our Republican cotem,
poraries are In the habit Of pssading be
fore their readers q snake, as the repre-
sentative Of the Democratic party. W.
also nosiee that toe snake thus exhibitet
III fac danils Of the braxen serpent rep,
resented in the Bible, which wss RAISED
by Moses, for the healing of the people
who had been 80 unfortunate as to b.
bitten by poisonous reptiles.
The Black Republican Abolition Dis
union reptiles, have been biting the peo
pie of the nation, and natiana death il
cure to ensue unless the people aes to th'
brassn ssrpent-shs CePpsxhsad Dsmoc
raey, 30 be cured
II ths peOets viii show their faith ii
the Constitution, by turning TO th'
Democracy Of which the Republican
have made the coPperhead the symbo
and representative, the bite Of Republi
sanissn will be cured and the Life Of th
nation will be preserved.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13
KxcKKnIRakY PRoeg "a.

We boaice thar In sbs organisation Of
the fDis) -aaaion League Ia this sity,
FRANK srRxKr, was appainssd chairman
Of q eommisssa 70 propose plan of par
maneat orsanizasioa, and thas ia the dis
OhAsgs Of ais dasy, be recommended the
appointment Of COMMITTEES, 'fto do all
shings necessary 70 aid the League in
supporting, maintaining and protesting
she Constitution, Laws and Government
Of the United States" Ii was highly
proper thai such committee should b
appointed, and nons knew better than
tha hosorable ~ chairman who made
shs proposition, the necessity OF havins
. committee TO sapeEinsend the move
uasnss Of himself sud leading associates
in order 10 keep them loyal 20 the Con
situation and Union.
If We are correctly informed, abou
ons year ago, this same FxASK SrzxET
declared publicly that be did not wan
the Union restosed~thak he wanted al
the Slave States TO 60 out, and whel
asked Why he was not willing to let then
60 wishoat any more Gghsing, reptile
"becaase want TO give thsm asxnatio
licking before they 60"
Ii is exceedingly proper that such mer
should join the SO called 'fUaion League
and thai committee should be appoint
ed to watch them, least they repudia'
thsiE solemn pledges.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

IseYALs-~We bster defines the word 10y
al, 40 follows: tsFaiEhfal TO prince
or superior tvsss to passAtsd fssth, duty
or love !; NOT tFeacbesous used OF cub
iscss 20 their prince, AND OF HUSBAND,
wife, and lovers /; -, . Loyal subjsca q
loyal HUSBAND"
We understand that this city is to b
the headquarters Of the Provost MarsaA
Of this District. We can prOduse sasis.
factory proof that aoveramsas Oshcsai
resident In tbis city, has besa guilty o
esAoysl practices, and y depends upa'
bis conduct for the fasares whether VI
shall report his dialoyalsy 70 the marsha
| and give publicity to his disIoyai acts o
/ NOS.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13
osmosrasio State Convention,
POSTPONED

The nsascrstia Stats Central Gem
mittse, upon eensaltasioas have deemed
IL advisable 60 postpone the Democratic
Stats ConEansiea, called to be held %
the 2Osh Of May inss,s and by order %
said Commitses, the time Of holding SAD
Csnventioa IL changed and the sauae vii
be held Ga ths 9th day Of July next as De-
Aainss al Id O'Clock H., IL which tim'
the Democracy Of the several Counsie'
Of the State are requested - send to
aumbex Of Delegates indicated In ID
giEinal call. .
]. NJ. ELWooD, Cbm'n.
~.aas1. State Central Committee.
J. @. Tux, Sec'y.
Des Aeanes, May I, 1868.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

TIE IsDaAs CoSvIcza.--uades "a or
der from tbs war ofhce, the Sioux cap
sives, % long held Ia prison q Mankaso,
have bsea semossd from shses SO Roek
Ialand, where they ara now hsad In d.
rance nd Post Mcclellan The oblecs Of
the movement 10 not revealed, bot from
the manner In which Ii wss done IL weald
appear that fsars wsrs easeysaissd fos the
satisfy Of she eapsivsss On ssoagns Of 30
hostility os the Inhabitants. when 50
steamer Fayorits, which had oagyied Maj
Mof.aranss command 70 the upper Minnie
| sofa. rssurasa 70 Maskasa, hsT massat
was insarmsd By Col. Miller thai be hai
nee for the boat. The captisss we're i'm
mediasely marched oul, between twc die
81 soldiers, and placed 90 the lower aeos
4 eompany Of infantry xss gzs cn boar
90 Kaasd, and The slaansE vas oTdsss
% proceed 20 RoSk Islaad without stop
ping at any point. except tor wood
| She arrived ~ Rock Island On Saaarda
Hast, where the Argsss Gays the "rsa dev
ils,s will be boardad b. the geweTa@sz
ID "a sxpeasa Of $3.50 O day. The aaw
Der Of Indisn oouviesa ia three hundred
Chicago Pod. -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

i We sndssstand mat @poa ne receipt
of the sl-Es-graiis rpsss u the cap
sprs Of Eahpsad, by - Fs&eal ssoeps,
tlss ! ~ Oh our kspd1 aisaa assghbors,
iscladiag ~ least oae sharch mambes Cos
glosioasly dsaak, and amid the essraow
Of soul, the party let the cas- cat Of the
bag By proelainiag who sAss iaseaasd
10 turn over 70 the tsader msrpaes OF the
provoss Marshal, asA II shs vesy shasss
Languages af aks Ohazsh msmbss Wa
said. "by ed lss's apol sasn,s sAsy
proaxsdsd 70 "apos" abeas sssasy ass.
sens 81 this sisy, whsn Ties pseasaaee<
seoessionisss. i
Now, ne advise tAsss prstandsd lssaA
isss 70 adopt the alsvsash eeamaH0
asns, |. "a ssmiad yoar Own business,
II you have any regard for yoar or
health. Bear Ia mind that the sonasasa
tan guarantees 10 sae eltisaas Of "a
Uaisad States, tbs raghs Ut frssdem
speech and Of she Press, and that -
man, or sss Of nan, who attempt 20 ovsl
. shrow these coassisasiena nj guarantees
9 BY expressing shs enc, or maxsiang u
= sshsr, may thsmseises be ''sposssd"
q deep that they oaa's rub the spots on
8 and that man, who said be hoped 70 ''s
II eur streets run red wisA the blaed"
msa whem he s&iis seesasioniass, bad b
J. Ger bear In miad, that blood lestings
10 onea commenced in this sisys may hsoos
Toe eashionahia 20 allow hsR 70 wishs
CT his share Of lifsss auid.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13
usx2R 1aoo I

Nyw II ssxss - ssnA % ys9f ssassF 800 aaazh s9
ssas sasss fax sas asaaz ass ssaaI R'ssa assafs
:. ssu. ,ssss ssv3ee pssmssrasss gesSsal, enc shaa
sscAaaaxs rag vxAa &sn xxxss sxgs 10 fsA
MUSIC ss rxx sH1on. and advecAsss sAs ''oos-
asqzussox As RI m. xms usEoa 40 u wAsss
ana sas GOVERNMENT As JT saouLD aS'
ssaa In year erasss fsr sas sgszg. Bsa nss's -
uvss.a "a. ss post ID oux fsisas tar ssa srsa ~
assiat as In saaing 70 car Subscription enc taos
ASIA sasssxisszr es tbs lat u aaaasss' Aze& @sS
Isshs eisas 70 ssass ~. as@r
EY~ oas Tarzas ere o. 20 par ysnFs ssstSAs - ~
=
v&nssxss E&aE8a - Ss asts
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

TIE Cotton RavslaEieas before tAe
Mcdowell Commission 10 IS Louis are
growing interesting. Mos Oaly is Gen.
Curtis Implicated, sAeagh leading ofhaess
Of bis ssstah maaahegs Of has
own family-and not only 10 IL shown
that Gen. Hovey, Colonel Of the Hiinois
sssehool masters regiment" INDUCED in
the interesting and profitable p&stims
Of catching negroes and swapping them
back With their owners for eossoa--buI
il appears from The testimony Of w. l..
Grant, Of Covington, Kentucky, that
an agent Of the Treasury Department at
Washington (sT Revenue aid, as be Ia
ealledl vas engaged in costoa transac-
sion Of peculiar character. Ar. Grant IL
appears, had bought sous 3O0 bales OF
cotton from Mississippi planter Oh the
CoIdwassr River, and desired 70 get il
out- For this purpose be gas furnished
| q train of Government wagoas and u mil
saxy escort by Ehe convenient HSyey, bal
upon getting Ii to the river It was seized
by Captain Winslow, post qaarsefmas-
| Ter, and saksa 20 Helena THIS Captain
sginslow refused to give Ii up, and
claimed 70 have directions from Gen.
| Steele 10 cell il 90 account Of the Coy
ernmsns - ssqassssred property. IL this
awkard dilemma, the Covingson cotton'
buyer was introduced to DIR. O'Rsiliy. who
said he would get the cotton released, for
/ y consideration. For this serviees DIR.
Osnssilly, agent al the Treasury Depart
mens, demanded the snug sam OF alghi
| thousand dollars, and received Mr
arans'n draft % ais ennsignses ~ S.
| Louis for that sum. DR.. 0sReilly's az
| gusnens With QuaFtarmasseT Ninsiow hse
| Eha desired effect; the cotton Sas rolsas-
/ ed. khe release being endorsed On th'
| pIansersa bill Of sale, and certifying TIA
latter o full iaHessigation gf ths cisessas'
| sfauees.H Mr.. GraaG was found 10 be ga
| titled 10 the cosssnl The aoson was theE
| shipped for IS. Louis, hut at hsmphii
i Was seiaed agaiay again rslsasads aat
| again seized. Having lad axperisnc'
enough 20 satisfy him, Mr Grant sold ea'
and quit claim to tbs cotton. But Dr
O'Rielly appeared, catered obisctisns
and claimed his $500, The eestoE
buysr refused 20 pay, bat 70 settle th'
matter, did pay over 8, 900 and tool
| from 0sReiIIy al order Tor the $500
drsfs, stating thai II was without consid
Grafton. When he got 70 IS. Louia b
auplisd for the draft and wa told u hal
been paid he never ssw u more.
/ Thus In shis eotson speculasioas Ii APP
pears that DR.. U'Reilly, agent Of 10
Treasury Department, realised ths hand
soms sum Of $i0, GOO, What portion o
sbfs suu constituted the argument whssl
indaeed Captain Winsiow 70 release ID
cotton from ssisarss she invsssigasio0 ha
| NOT yss revealed.
i Here l. another instance furnishing q
lllassrasion Of the mannss Ia which sh
was ia the West has been eondussed IN
der sach immaculate patriots - Mslo
Genesgl Cagsas. Chscagg 1fsass.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13
DIES MONIES HOUSE.
Corner walnut a Water ssrss.s,

0@S MOLNESI 'sst'' sssss-srss. s-4... IONA
Thas spsEisua and e0uiortasIs Hsssl Is st:likss,
By 3. ". sRoFFoRp L SOC sho have MID m "a
fnTaistssa IL in gtys uusuryatspa b. Any hsisI IN
khe West. TaeaT table Is always suygAie1 viii Ia
best thak the market AGaFds and pveFg evuv ri taz
Afforded u The DO &c for The oaEaleEE Ea6 klsaEfs
Of gusstt aaff their stay Al tie CEyitRi q lsEa
&tEacasd 70 this hetel, Is shs Stable Es4 CAs-
g4&ss Hsuss, where traveller bsrses are xf4
faE, snd pers5us having business 10 tie Iag1uT
can be asGonazno9Atad With euRyeyaaesa 10 Gny an
Of the State & p SPOFF0EB 4 SOS.
naa Asiasss Ios&, Dec 10, lisa t
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

- BgxkH, Of the Noaparsel, in speak
ing Of lhs bad habits Of she Reporter foH
che Noapasisl says: ave expect q
hear Of bis stealing something bsfor'
long.n Well, If a man hangs around ID
NomparssI once aud associates with sh'
editors of that concern, If he doa't isar'
to steal be must be a natural fool
ssAighty Ii she power Of association"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

We have received Q printed circular
FROM j. M. Eliwood, chairman Of tbs
State Democratic Central Committee, In
which Ii Ia stated that the Commitsee,
'supou consultation, have deemed 1t ad-
Visabls to postpone the Democratic State
Convention called to be held Oh the &1sh
Of May inst, to the stA day Of July"
Of course We do not know what rea-
sons the Coma ittse have for ordering the
postponemsns bat We think they must
be or should be good ones to aathogiss
the COMMITTEES to make the postpone
| mant. When We reflect that large ma
jorisy of the Democratic papers in the
State, which are supposed 10 reject the
views Of the people, were in favor of
holding the Convention st mach earli-
er day than the 10th of May, We SIRE
much surprised at the postpoaenent, and
We regard the change as the result of the
inhaencs of set Of intriguing soft-head-
ed politicians in oar party, who are svsz
prating about policy and ever adopting
What they call policy Instead Of prsncs-
pie. The influence Of this class Of men
10 the Democratic party has been the
means Of its numerous defeats, and while
that influence 10 allowed TO eoatFoi ths
action Of tha party, defeat, disgraeeful
defeat viii follow every political cana
paign. Er
| Ii the Democracy would maintain then
principles-if its members desire to pre-
serve constitutional freedom from over
throw by the hirsling dsspots Of the land
the party must put on bold 'front.', ii mus
announce it's principles, policies and de
examinations boldly to the world, wishon
any regard 20 what their enemies may de-
or shat policy they may adept W,
have too many men in the Democrats
party who are holding back to see which
way ''ths cat Ia going 10 jump befor'
they dare announce What course they In
tend to take. Sach men, If allowed n
coasroI the acsion Of the party win al
ways lead il to defeat. ...
We want bold nsa for our leaders
men who will stand up for their pRiBci
Piles, right, the Constitution and th
laws, no matter who or what power m3,
| be against them. When such men &c
control Of the party, they will pszfscs al
/ organisation which will syensaally b
, crowned With success and . giorioSs vic
tory for the Consultation and shs right
i Of the people.
4 We asa aware that SONS of our mes
intimate personal and polisieal frisSds
/ hare been isaaesd b. the ssieksssrs In ID
> party, to indorse the possponsmsat Of ID
Convension, bat we do nos believe tia
| they aid 20 wish o pesfses understanding
| Of the aims and purposes Of the soft
! heads, VINO hare 20 long led the Dsmoe
rssy 70 defeat bot we rather asaribas
, their scsion 10 shsir gsaarous disposition
10 acscmnodAss thoss who claim TO b
| their friends; % the same ssms hoping
; probably belissiag, thai ihsiT aosiea wil
have no daIsssrious indaence upon b
party. With such Wa have no oonssoyss
, ", bat sincerely hops, thai sAsar hops
may be realised and thst the sours
adopssd By shsm nss prove % be be-
! salsalssed 10 sabesrys ths Interests of CHI
4 psxsy and the eoansry, whils - he ssn
J time ws saa giss No good "rs&soa TO
, shs hose thai ID in as.w
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

- London spreads oseF more kfsa
one hundred and twenty square niles,
eontaiss swo shousaad SIX handred milss
Of streets, has three hundred sad SIXTY
thousand houses, Q popaiAsaon "a tafss
millions. and an assessed annaai rsasai
Of osss sixty millions at dollAxs-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13
Now Open fer the Retsw,,..
of the Public Generally!
4 iEH FIRST CLANS HOTEL!
DEkAY HOUSE,
a d, T.. DakAr gaorRIEros

Tks Proprietor has rsesally sstsA Ana tr,,,,A..
the shows H9sas Assushssl IN Iae nsga sontIses
comfortable and elegant Gtyte AL tvgu. hi, I,rg
s2sSts7ss in shs eazEDess he asttsTs kintslt al
ne Is sGe prepared to accommodate ffavslISr, ~
koaFdeTs st4h AL Ese eehvenisness GaG lVxvrt,
pertaining 10 arsi class hotel AID ave szufe
ssN1fsetioE There gill be no pains spared Ia RS.
Ger the s&ay Of Guests pIsAxzat comIertssgs I'd #
| Aezss. The Table vail be supplied VI u even ST.
saey and the best that she market aEords
"CdHRected vita the house. are the bss, 4
1 Stables and wagon YAKss, and travellers al Frs
assured that their horses will be well carsd ssf T.
rlns their sol0nIa.
| E~ Horses and CArriagsa fGTuiahsd On EAast -
/ tlee and ST reasonable FRt4s
! Dec 10 1851 II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

- The Hartford Tinaes says it has
been asssssainsd By acsaal esuHs that
three thousand soldiers were Withdrawn
from the army TO vots the Republican
ticket in the Connecticut election.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

NW8LAM@ - A1AhAA La "
About the somme Assmsne oil the spss,
smali hours" Of last Ssndsy mors1egs
shs eisissas Of she lowss psxs Of tewn
we're aroused from thsir 1lan5an = .
great tamais In the streets. The Copper
heads dreaming happily osar the sssslaas
wlskieisms and psrkiiag sialassrssions OF
Morson,s speseas and radsay awaksaaas
Supposed At arss that the Collector had
saoneedsdaia haxing Martial Law pro-
siAimad IN Goaaaia Rasisss ssa wss saza.
msaisg his forsss % asrssa RsAaits and
sappress he Bssls and tho iand drum
ming ssazasd DO wazrsas tAs idea shs
some brilliant military movsmsns vaa y
Ifoos. Psrchaacs, Stonszaaa's oasals,
vera upon as-who eoald sslla Aas
the voice al nasas aFess with Ito heaven
| ly swsll, and we knew Thai the Collsetor'
party wers pioas, for shey sung swsssl
eta
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

rMx RaornECIKs or MRsAx cLAr.
sm RepEA - skyaxfsss NsxNA. -
III q aaisAsione J rsgas p the Ia
xf31ss Sl5se Law sh6 u g hu4, and In
a SsA I'd hscome sr1 =. twill isad
"a he Esmakion IF sI& nsw p>assy
ONE FOR THE UNION AND THE
OTHER AGAINST THE UNION
1 Present parties have hsen created by the
diyision Of spiaion "a regards system OF
Ha<sonai psaiey and - % &aanes, free
trade. or profession, the improvement of
rivers and hArbors. the dissribatien Of
/ saa praoasds af pahlis. lands. kG.. has
these sysssns of policy speinking out Of
4 TIN a@uinistwstfon oil kks k6pMumsht,
I Iaosa III ghsir Interest md fnSporsanoe III
| shas Unlon d 10 BE- dissolyaA They
sink insa insigsiSssnes hafoes 3 eli i'm
$500. usryssiys and psxssaeuns iassg.
90 Al she Union itsslf. and the piaskogu,
/ | "a sAas Union psssy will be- ne Unsoa,
/ sha soustitasiois sud shs snsorcsmsss oi
. ma lnws-an8 n necessary 20 form sasl
nartv. and Ii shold he recordings
D formsd. announced myself In this plac,
! maEaksr "a thss psysy yshassvsr1 ma,
!, ~ ~ aomponens aIsnsu1s. Sir n
lgarshsy. have had great houes and cess
adenca In the principles oil the VIII,
, 1 r.,,{y. a hes,s mosF fikess % conduc
: | q 10 hooar. she usaspsriss aaa slsry o
al ~ aounsrv bat Ii ii In Ia merged ont
! sontamnsibIe abolisiou asrtg. and
sboiIsfoaisss Il 10 be engrafssd In kh
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

THE new HAGssRsKK esTRAsx.
Geys ssyspas of NJ York, has ssas
Ans gs to Lsgisl1 IRE, In whieh be
ptid4 shs resas sasn committed by
Shs administration IL .Nsw Hampshire,
upon Lieut.. Edgsrly, and incidentally
speaks Ut the slaxmIng pfaessse o. asing
the army for slsssssas ssiag pssposss.---
Tina languages n1 khis statesman Ia war-
thy Of oil praise
ssIf shs expression al sAsiE oplniens
By ana sssas shsy Eisa On b. customary
politieaa action u 70 spbieet o8oers 70
! dismissal fsun service, and ACldiefa 10
iaessasea prisasasn, hardship end sxPes-
uss, the flames of sivil war will b kim
died Ut tbs NORTH. | have noticed, With
/ deep rsgres, attempts On the part Of SOMA
Of the 0zkeers Of the Nasieual acssxns
msns 10 iatsffsss with the fgss saisymsai
al their politaesl opinioas By persons il
4 the array. Thsra have been marked In
J stances of this Kind whieh have jussa..
; excited deep feeling shroaghout sha soua
try. These insxsasaels aSss sef aacla
I tyssany sxe Eandssed mere 0bleskionabl
BIZ tha Language ussd In their sxeeufioa
which 10 81 ones Spprobsioas In segras IN
. waason and unjust attack upsa ona
halt Of the psopla of soysxsjEp and loy
D al States. WhiIa Subordinate oi6esra ~
! shua pnniahsd fsg doing their dasy - Oh;
. sens Is THAR homes, those Of high raz
have besn smployed 10 iaEsrtsEs IN =
4 g. 4. 4 Il e a.
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n EAW


What the Denosraks heps 10 do when
they gss into power. alsa a 80
4. Thsy will restore the liberty os the
press- az
Q. They will restore the Freedom Of
spssah. q zeas fts=ts.A sss.s5 a5s#
4, They viii restore personal libsrsy, by
restoring the privilege Of the writ Of IA
RgAs dbKrgs.
1. They viii rs-essabaish The suprems-
sy Of the Law, by SUGGESTING che militia. y
10 she civil aashoriEy of the country.
). Thsy will disniss toe army Of pro-
vass marshall 10 the loyal States.
8. They will aos ailsw che amllisary DO
dsa~a apia Line At the pslsss daring d
p0paIas aiacslon. II
I. Thar will aes ssaow ne vossss 10 be
bgibed or iassmidatsd by Govarnmsas ssE-
cials.
8, They viii call aE0ddy osassaesoss,
Fasaslly Goyesumsnt agenias and middls
Eass % ssries acsoanss and perhaps make
them dlsgorge soma of sheir prq1sts.
q They VIII atop All arbitrary arrests,
and bold The party Who caused them 60
be made answssabia far their crinss, not
wisAst&ndSax he aneoassiaasiaasI bilI sf
ID. Tlsy ~iIl suasvor b sAsss sad ali
othsr iaNaal means Id Fass0ss the Con-
etisutioA. And NnsilJ. ~ ~
li. Their NilI nss all shsir nowar. ana
al iheis stalssnanship whisA der can
muster 70 sheir aid, n rsstovs IN Hns0m
q Il was bsfofs aaiassAss fanasis~l p~r-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13
FINANCIAL AND ceMaKRcuAL,

Tits week's New York baak statement
Ia a. follews Loans SiTi, oT9.S22; in
crease, d, s46, 300. Specie 81 ,l55. 00I;
increase, s4I3sslL. 0irealasioSs sly
565 $40 decrease, $48A, Q09 Dspossls,
sl67, 6s2, 900 increase, S3, 74I 1853.
Monsy is paeasy, and rates correspond
ingiy Lea. The baaLs rAAnos use shsig
sanda al present inssrsss, and We shoail
cot be surprised 30 eco neasy at 3 l-4aa
per cent on the average
Securities are advancing. Stocks are
again apward In prices. Orders frou
tbs saaasEy are larger, Aad this wssk shs
speculative fever 10 unmistAksable- 4
very heavy business is now doing In rail,
way securities, bat tbs principas ssfaney'
| Ia Harlem, which 10 the ieadiag article in
the Wall and WilIiaa ssress smpogiaRs
Gold Is feverish, ranging from Lac Il
I.55, tending apward, however. Ex'
/ change I.5Taf.6e. Money offering frou
The country obtains 40 bids from the dis
couut houses at over 8 l-2 rhia week, ant
the headers asak anxioaSly ether iasest
menss. Ii this plsshosa holds Or u thi
Secretary Of the Treasury has really, ~
report sara, had an ofssr al $l0o, 0O0, 00i
Of gold 10 Europe for u. s. hoads Pc
eeat., there IL nothing 10 prevent per
| fscs whiriwind OF speculation, for . tam
at Ieast. Mr. Chase has given oat tina
be has no intention OF calling for loai
at preseat- He expresses hisasslf per
fectly satisfied with ths pTeaaat esnditiol
Of the enhances Of The saausry.s The sub
treasury here ia getting $2,0o0, 600 pc
day, through conversions and deposits a
per cent. a 3D. ~#g u ..1s75
| Business geneEally V reported % rsth
er im2eoEiag. There 10 mAsyeaasnt ala
in real estate, and upon she whole shi
week is much less som rs than last, con
msrcially Hodges bassk Journal.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

TIE PoEiT4cAL Passes OF FRAScE Qua
ING THE RxVeLuros.--Ths Bassile was O
Ssata Prison, masaire structure, which
bad stood four hundrsd years, eysry atom
Of which wa saturated With signs and
tears, and echoed The gsoans Of foaa
centuries Of oppression. Ii was the very
type and asablen or Tbs desposism which
had 30 long weighed apon France. De
moiished fram iss ssHait Co. foundation
At the frat shos OF Freedom from the
people, what day could be- more appsc.
pirate than iss anniysrsary, for the day
Of solemn conservation Of the asw fab.
nc of government, founded upon The
rights % man. The Bastile had Ions
been odious as the place Of confinement
Of persons arrested By arbitrary ORDER
for offences asaiast lss gorssnfaessa, ans
It's destruction was hailed by ,noss at ths
friends OF Liberty throughout the world
~ 20 act Of passiotisn and rnagnaaini'
y % the part d The PsaPls,--L Q
4doms, -. .rz....... ~,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-13

R3&sN ~ sg aAs anAersignsd ssas his rsss4ssZs
in York Township, On the al dsy # 2lF ia1 -
bay nAreA-slgai hind Eest Ehitf-tsGy u kIslzs4
aud ussEty twelve hands high. 2 gEaa Al lsFs
ths saHa4 sg proving property 10 bs'ssf fhltEs.
i-E LExE sEA2D
April ., 1883 W