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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-11-26
eoUn rfmwa,

A. the late grand ball given as abs
Academy IN New York in honor of the
Russian oficers, magnificent supper
was, of course, served up for them. As
matter Of eurisosisy we give an account
Of the principal edisles ased, viz
Twelve thons and oystsrs- II, 900 poa-
iette and 900 picked. 4
Twave monster salmon-t thirty ibs.
each. - - - -. -
Twelve haudrsd game birds.
Two hunlrsa and fifty turkeys.
Four hundred ehiekeus.
One thousand lbs; of tendsrIoln,
,0ps handred pyramiis Of pastry. I'D
0ua tiaoassnd large loaves.
These viands and oruatnensal pieces did
not appear Ia their native state skril
presence was connected with eonbiaAs
lions Of iellles, sagaT roses, winged py.
ratnidal doves and canoples. For sliea
OF boaed turkey roo had 70 throttle AZ
eagls, pluck aoWer, rase some eyergrseE
or fe6}ose an Allotment oy ferret 0f e5n.
geaied maple. Carving was thus ais.
pensad with, axsd tie spoea suparoeaed
the KATE. - AEHhEat SaaG1
The clever ssLosals of shs N. 7. Tvuas
shas sAiealssss tie aprossslosaio aiios.
ment for easA oas of the vssisess psas.
ens T. segasw s
six oysters ana soap.
Eighth Of poand of aAlnaon win
jsllsys. ss
Half game bird.
A wing Or breast of turkey With stuf
Eng.
half b pound af chicken.
Half y peasa eE ssaaariela.
"A poaad of pastsT. s. ! xss zss
0He-shisd of o Frsaeb icaf.
a bossls df vine and d Kill.
/ II this aalcalaEion, whioh may be "a
ken as ingali ix14ssiltA Aeases san,s lis
Italliss With the indIsidgM ssnssmpsio
llass rig as sssh 81 the sappar-sassEs WI
Ih1ss nasslratsd food Tear times u
| wsigh4 a1 arsay rstionsx
lless ssssAs ~ &
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-11-26

kIDEARpIso Wars Rors AID Sgrxssa
TEEx As SuBsTITUTgs---We learn thai on
the ti3sh inst, I've bays, one named Ra-
fus w. Michell, son VI Janss Michel, ,ags
about Ii ysaEss,iyiag near tGnmboro In
this eounty, we're dseoysd away fgem
their parents under the followiag eircum-
ssanese t+sh5 ~
Gons Elisha Adkins, the Captain Of the
Hone guards vi Gamhogo, ana Bsmja-
mia b. Bowden, who kssps small store
Ia the same town, went 20 the residence
of the parents Of the above beys and In
fuEmed them that they wanted them 20
do scue disehiag. the buys wsus to the
store OF Bowdens where thsY wars induced
% drink liquor until shey wers qaiss
drunk. They wers then taken By Adkins
aad howdaa 20 Smyrna, and there sofd
20 = aaestisats bsnksE, who carries them
70 Philadelphia, for sais, The parents
OF the boys we're quite ignorant persons,
and suspected no mischief TO their sons
for ssseral days, bat On the discovery Of
shat had beea demo, they asas alkdavits
tl the above facts, and have ssnt friend
on 20 The city % ges them back =, if poss1
feie.- DsisabdYs paper.
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A rHoosAss pss..ep Pea AssEAx.

10 bis Colambas spaeeh Mr.. Saxssasy
Caase intinsted thss he war nass no 90
Rndsr the pssssns admsaisssatiou, even
'sif In doiag d We had 10 come 10 the
old revolutionary standard and pay 4
sAssssna doliars fer hreakfsss." Il ID
cisas from this sAas tbs radicals lsok to
an iadAaiss proloAgasioa Of The VAR aad
aworshless a cnrreuey rather than give mp
their crosehets. We esn Asvs reace and
'eaaian - sooa "a shs present paFsy Is
driven oas 81 power, NOT before. Hsnss
che nesessisy Of DemosFass arising % sAs
izpRQssrnq " sha grsss vssk, hsSsFs
shsiaa!s rsis sdaiaiSss ssiso J 7iassahsRsqb 7iassahsRs qbs
driven sas Of ps~ss = hs hexs prssiasn-
tiai election or the counsry is hopslsssly
ruined, and thousasa dollars Of eur de-
preeiased sarreaey will NOS bay break
fast. su I'll Ahersy will bs geae !fossser
apd d*possm aad eeusrslaea power wiu
be established forever In this country
Let nothing discourage Us. Eyspthiog
depends upon rte result. EsF every
Democrat and conservative citizen do
his duty. z Eaz '.-s aA
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Mas. JEYF. DAEls.--A raosa1 xisitaz u
RlchmoBd says that Mrs. JET Davis dress
e very plainly and usually wslks when
she goes ons. When sha does ride, It ia
In plain carriage, drawn by TWO horses
and driven by negro, VINO 10 by far the
most consequential parsonage of ths Ewo-
She has had many rich dresses and some
superb articles Of je1eiry sent. to heg BIZ
the friends Of Jefferson Davis Ii Europe |;
bat thsss she seldom weaxs, exesps upon
State occasieas, She FeryraRsiy goes 20
places OF amusemsas, bat il always sean
with Der husband st church. I. ,.-..t
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-11-26

e. An "AfricaR Sasaier'' ut ksokuk
vas lately carrying an eboay fair One
across . ditch, when oas of bis heela
caught 10 bis coat tail, aad be fell, de-
positisg bis fair burden 10 ahah foo,
Of mad and watsE. She Arose, like We
nus from the sea, covered, hewsEsFs with
something more substantial taaa foam,
and aha Look she gavs hes clumsy gal
lant was 50 wisherlag that be 10 said %
have tarned pale as death, aud ssaEsea
for camp wishans enc word Of apOiegy.
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No. 2s',.


xO4x ANW k20kUECfN4
The kak md fooliSk GosStnaT u OH
elsst = 30 dissy ~ish sacSsss ~ III for.
ssts lhe senmes dessn1iss wh5oh pss1als
@ gsntlemsn, asd In late speeak y
painesvilIs grossly insplts hislAss appc.
neas. BE speaks 0f kiis q = 1 ons vhom III |.
aidisooass % name, and Hsdb Nm 70
aown 20 soiihyisa. 10, sess - 6so1S4
saFy Chase, self important and boestfnk
Mr.. yailandlgham, In. private lstssf
whieA ~ wsiks4 seR tread In flasaIScats
Chase % the qaick, saa axposss fhs s0r-
did seiGshnsss and msanaess al bis ahar.
sesss. lie ssys 1t' s.H
81 ohswss that afr. Ohase q makinv
hlmsslf aaesry oyse my sxils and dafssts
Vel, tbsa u all right TOO. BusI reusn-
per whea feS ysars ago, the nene ef
saimon T. Chase was che synonyfn of sv.
seyshang odioas sndaviae and when he
vas one Of che. lsadasa af . lpassp mot
10 the whpls uaisad States
one tenth part Oh - mauy as the vokes
whieh received Id Ohio as tho Iaie dee
saoa, and soos4 ard kumbls snouxk Cd be
ceHssnt With ska arunhs &kzak I'll fress
me solersd peoples sahIs II shs nnksr
81, shapeI. ny friend IL. James Rsooks
rssSsnbers also, whea hs rescued III.
0hsss from tho violepss Of q mob in Dsy.
loas aad3led him al trembling by tie
arm 20 place of safety. Ncw Sainoa
Z. Chase 10 high In wealth and petition.
slotbed IN purple and 6ae Lined, aid Tar.
Iag sampssseasly every day, While 4 su
.he sabiest Of his seofs a an ax;ls. Dus
shall live 70 see the time Ehsa Ms. CHASE
siil be rent In pieces BIZ the whirlvind
#hich he has contributed 30 much 70
'a2sey and made the vssslsm ss the vsry
nab before whish be aow ariamphs and |
sxplts, as did Belshaszax at his feast;
md when 'Uncle ALs's gardossn viii be |
VI 40 lstsle value 20 save hitn as one oh |
: 'Useae Ahe's vulgos jssts.s may have
Q /. watch and wais fos the time. bss Il |
UiH come and | shall then he NJ homs
q honor. Let him and bis friends Iaagh
row. SIC. Pc - ~
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COUNCIL BLUEgs, IovA as 1861


Sesns MMM MxxM0n0Kn nEnG9sg 5ss Il
| Ths hsw Tssk Rreemsafs Joasaal
! IN sishuisg what ID means by Psass, says
Then. what do We meaa BY npsaess'
We mean ihaI the hostile srmiss rekiss
from The ccnEics. We mean thai The din
| ok war shan oaase. Wa mean thas .shs
States shall sland In the attitude they did
afser Englsnd acknowledged thsiT sevsral
indepcnd denee- thai they shall stand a
they aid ths day that TIE Doavsnsion tha.
iransd The draft q, q, Ne CenssiIasioa ssss
frss assembled. Tbs Hrss stap % eli i
for each State 70 asssrf for itsslf, and 10
recognise Ia every other Ssatss ffes, indie
peHdent and saYersign iakegrisy. Such
Vas the condition of the ssatea when the
Union was hrss formsd, Such mIst Il Be
again, a. shs condision pssosdaat of amy
future relations. We cannot stand, alEo-
gathss, a. sha stasss stood then. As that
time, no State had recently made war on
another, No State bad shed The blood OF
slIlzaaa Of another Stats. The people of
oil the States had stood, - band of
sEothsrs, bsttling against eonnen foe.
The idss of wss bsfHssn State and State
was neither in acs nor In thrsat--elae
there had never been . Uniop--batif IL was
. prsnoaisioa of aan0sv thsk all wishsd
10 avoid. -. az. +..fg..3'.
SO Js must be again. That prepoater-
ous siniie OF ssthe sword fn one hand and
tha olive branch in the eshern must be
dropped. The swo ara incompatible
Such double -headsdasss bsspeaks doab-
le spd divided heart. II the sword be 10
"one han1i'' 1t means ssifl sDaY. Ii means
q shEeal, and brave men, armed, nsyeg
yield 10 threats. II he oliEe branch, be
offered, il must be nth shs sight hand
aad il til sword Be kept in tie left,
meantime, II il an assassin's weapon
Th swori and the olive teaneh caunot
Be teadersd tegethars They are ipeon-
patible. They are an insult, IL shey were
not an absarsiity. Try such praaks with
slaves, or With ehildf q, never With ,free-
men. Bot resarn the sword into iss scab-
bard, and bid il be still. Make soasting.
forks Of your bayonets. Use Jour can
non for miie-posts along sbs railways, or
convert tsem into seats for RrigadisEs, 70
rest on while blacking the boots al way
farers ID the public parks, and let The
whJie vulgar and fraudulent machinsry
Of var, with all is elamarons impDrtp-
mites, be stopped and thep las the tssae,
the iadicioas, aud the good men on each |
side, hase opporsunisy to consult togeth. |
&c, as, even La the hahbas Of ear, they |
are trying already 30 do. x.El u y
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-11-26

= Il - y
RatfA II - tsspls 5Sms - - II.
asss = - Russss1 s1n16susuu.. -
that ~ sxs sspshIs q III. lnysra.
me1G 9esS61B 1T k0wstW, she3pietS1rss
dhysnms, tmk1G1psppls % sou63eseIy
sssnata4htaf sAy she6oaufnsnt osstx =
70 anahle 1nally sox6sSullf fk61k 1t
kal an1heuf1y y.4~ 0ux fnAkaee ~sn4ahi hiina = =
ffse sapes1stise 9sfsm, -, n deiss
/ - - - - I'D iSn.fT ~
nsls $3.50 sefx6l ~ f3evara -
so161 - 6kn114 pou1seo 49, -
Mnpoo1 = 8 Wxit1en US |. ;na33skk
y NJ Iass sleaR % its retexS3 3fiSs. IL go
Ix rigbl4 and Hbgxfi<s. tfon = ~ nsssis
f6aff69 q ~ U&H &SNSsf ~ ii a
~ psprts IN ss1uneeisdusi ssvsrsisnsv.
OnRiag tia isss swa.ysass ana . knii.s
tn domdnaaa paxsy has Iabar.d "a xpxesg
iutionsss e1r fsss iastisasious bv esussx-s
sng the Govsramspt from enc al dslsrs.
Ted powws int ene IL sxbiteary assaSu.
tteu, liafs1 ao{F M t5e ~ e{etsoa IA
the Chisf ExeoQtfre. T6e fuudsmenkaJ
principle of lie Ess6xs, that fshe psoplg
Are the sourss M aII bo~sr. l. opsssIv rs =
pudistsd; md II is aeainss shis radiesi
psxvsrsioa slns the Dsnocsssis passy b
now bwt<1ine tor popular rixists sxsd Hh-
srtiss. Bsnss she insnxurstioa of this
war. ths people hass qais&sr submisssd
10 uecsrtain anoomstssssipc~ acss Of sas
Federal Adzainissrasion, rather sAreuxh
the hope of GHAa sosreetiosy II exToss
than from permanent scoufssosuos In
them. A failure 10 aoupsehsna shis kss
aasssd aoss giseny fsrshoaiags "a the
future. .eassa ssb 81 80
The people are yes savsTeign, despisa
the tyranny Of Abrsham EAincoln, and thss
der IL not far dissaak. whea kheir rawsF
viii be felt In restoring Ehs xpssFnmsnt
% its original integrity, One hsnsGs, at
gs4st, has arisen FROM this war. In that
the issass superindaes d By IL have led Ehe
people back TO tha siras- honsssd prinei.
pies Bf the father she invaiaAbis les
scns Of history have been carefaily re-
viewed The spsriF Of sha past has been
INVOKED and nndsF iis inspiration We now
behold pop1zsr demonstra atlons without
parallel In our annals. We behold tia
life OF great people seeking
20 ovaf throw party whose purpose IL s
70 emsisve and degrade them.
Our faith, therefore, in popaIar Gov.
.rnHisns ia - Hrm To- day a. eyer, sad our
belief In the skheiensy OF Democratic
,siaciplss 10 ssrengtAedaa propassioa to
&sxNf r. IL Il I. -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-11-26

"if these iatsrnSf fanatics and Abo-
EItonists sUsr 9s! The pOs0sr in thsi'
hazds, they scia ovsrtds The Gonsiist-
fiOn, sci the Supreme Court at defiance
ehaaes -sssd lgtsks iaao&+O stsit thsHaseIUe'
LAY vT0rRNT HANDS on THOSE WHO DIFF.
PER WITH THIN IN OPINION, or aars qzsss'
Hon their fidelity, and finally boRkTuP
The eotsaIry and deEass ii tOith blood. -
uaaxI WaBsrxz. p ~ -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-11-26
LOOK ON THIS PICTURE.

~ Fl HAVE No PURPOSE, DI-
REUTLY OR INDIRECTLY, TO IN
TERFERE WITH THE INSTITUTION
OF SLAVERY fN TIE STATES
WHERE 1T EXISTS. l BELIEVE
HAVE NO LAWFUL RIGHT TO Do
so, AND | HAVE NO INCLINATION
TO Do SO."-Prssidsnt Lia, Oln ia
his HnaagurG! address.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-11-26
THEN ON TVS.

al ORDER AND DECL ARE THAT
ALL PERSONS HELD AS SLAVES
IN THE SAID DBslesNAFED STATES
AND PARTS OF STATES ARE AND
HEREAFTER SHALL BE FREE
LinfSsa's Essasscisaiion Proclamation.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-11-26

-.
SzcaxaAsx sxwAsp' spowxx.--Ths sec-
rstasy Of state, while sn&eayoxina ss VIM
diease she vitality OF the Federal Gossrn-
ass.s A1ss Lysss, 1 llssssasea aas posi-
Q I 4, fasslia,,sa. spa sc
ssss " 0Ais. fcaa ssasuk aks ssis uoai,,
aed osdsE ne sgsprsso1gsess ef . ssix1l
b Nssc York, and no poscsr on edrh Bsii
tAag rsf ~ FSsssdsnl eaa xeisass thar
Caa lks Queen of Eagiaaa, u her do
sssions % - nsslcai assi.ass.
EaI deelars upon nay own rssponsi
IhiNty - Senator, that the liberties o
tAis country uTs In grsaisr, danger so.da,
FROM tho spsxGpfjsps, asd Jresa fhs prof
koaev Ne<tipeS ~ tAs svassess depart
Ixspfs &C ~, Geesrnsaemss khaa thsy ar
lys1e ~ sAssAs IN The spsM - .s--sl
lP. Haies ReSssiieas Sssas0f i N I
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-11-26

NoSE bur AsoLlTloN SOLDIERS WANTED.
-"WEs MAaT NO SOLDIERS UN-
DER QUE BANNER WHOSE GESTi.
MESTS ARE SIMILAR TO THOSE
OF Mr.. JUSTICE WOODWARD
Phaskespksa Pres. .s@s =
Ar. Jastics Woodward agrees il Risws
With q 'ncrai Mcclellan, a. testified 10 By
thsslassszs We hops the abelisioaists
will sssisaeagh' naa OF tAs kindi taRy
want TO fghs the war Wbile the war is
carried % according = their -polieg. We
shall now look with interest to see them
step forward.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-11-26

- In the ysaslsoo the Lord's prayer
commenced, Sure Fa8eR sAss are in
Aeifnssy' In 900, aThes ure Fades the
hsofam "a In Iloo IL was rsyAssed, aFa%
der tshoa art In hesssn blissss'' 1900,
Sure Fadsr Ia hsaveu - In 400, Fsdsr
our in heaven 20 sad In 1897, so oar
Father who art In heavsa.o @ -a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-11-26

- An hishnaan being q little faa-
died, was asked What was religious be-
lief. f a2a f-ta4 T
sis IL me belafs ysu'd Do askin' aboalg''
said be, ssit's the same a. WILDLY Brady's
ows her twelve shillings for whisky, an
she behave pll never pay bee, nm galsags
my belafe too.S .ass anEssisp s. a. ass
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-11-26

rHuasnAS, NOVEMBER d, 1888.

EoaRRGsseKeRMsx kzem every seesssm Of sbs
osxRszy, ssaieis$a faT tAs s&sss FsIsKgffl4 sssa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-11-26

A Quscy NDAIsxs yoS VIcx PaxsI-
DEsT.--A correspondent Of the MissouFi
Rspsbaseas, whose somnazieasioa 10
dated fraa SsE Esssss ssye sA<s es aom-
iuates in epsa mass zlsstiag af TIE pso-
pie a. Eise tnion Conssrvsiiss Eaadiisse
for foe psesiasst. AaIos 0snssal asosgs
D. MeGlsal@s, aad sos Vice prasiAsnS
Hoo usville q. Brosains, IL IJiIal6is.
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LOOKOUT moUNrAIS AND y,O.sIrx

LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN AND VICINITY
A description Of the country between
Bragg and FhO4nas may naG be aninsas
esting at this time. The strong position
of the rebels is in the Pigeaa saaeantaius,
4 range twenty-one miIes long. This
range has the greatess altitude at ghe
southern extremity, where iE is separated
from Lookout Aeunsains By Doherty gap,
long and heavy pass. 4 less elsvsEed
gap, In Which there Is good mountain
r0Hd, is two miles this side, called Rape.
Blue BIRD IL seven miles further north,
and jSa = snggsa passsg Dag GaRs sapon
which much work has been done, and SO
callel from the fact thai the road has
been "dug" out, affords good passage
for an army, and is very defensfbie.~ :
This Is In possession Of the rebels. and
Is shsse tailAs fspdu Rlsa Bird. Cadets
ID - sasrrew pssss tArehsh which rtfls
mountain stream. This L. two miles and
iss gced.Eoad- Tls rebels have forces
il that gap also. Two miles from shis
Ia Morshing, which is really q rough road
Uses ghe pl@aatain, q thaz lis ssasmssibl
for hYtIilery. Wicker isa good road
over The mountain Which has here aissin-
| iaAed to the dimensions Of n hill. One
Imils and hslf from this, the mountain
esases spbs called such, and siyss way
30 ~ calculating saantfys This range is
separated from the Mission Ridge, tners
ridge of hiIis that lies TO the westward,
by the Chiekamanga valley, fawhice sre
/ fields OF good eern, and which seems To
bera pscsua&ssss dsaask. IN Atsg6f far
sher 10 the wcst, ana separated by anoth-
valley. are ths Lookoqk Aouatains.. the
hsgkSN saugsef N, atsa ~lich srunss 20
giihia thre niles af Ghsttsaoogs- ) Thia
| Asfa @aliu1tss atk ~ ~ shS Fesssds
sssTfydf, kieh ! bldRfwo sssouSknd Afss,
high, from The sarnrhls Of which pros.
ssss -sf alness aaIimitsd sxssak Aa d
1 Isaiogsds ii a,a,ot4l <. aase a4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-11-26

. - 4 Scott eoansy farmer has lsssfy
been detected 10 sharp plan fos eAs&s-
Ing sAe graia bsysrs. His asads eps-
raadi Nss thls Hs woald hsss his ioAd
Weighed, receive the certificate, aad.sssfl
Tor the ware house. On The way n
would taxa two Or three sssks af gssir
sn nis load and leave them. AfaT DE-
lirssias "a issd 81 | sssssI ! II xss shs III,
lish nd ssn sAsn % atA~ paxsiss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-11-26

4 Tws snskefy shs Republican party
TAa Rspshliaan psrsy nsghs have pre-
vented the present deYassAsiag ssssi var
La might hose ssvsd the ivss Of sAoass
] Iaaas sf ths - aea Of DE Nsaisp, M
| thousands n millions or the psorse's
tnaasS Esspsosf Of what We say, read
the following from The spsseh p sEsrHEs = =
A. DousLAs, ,delivsrea4d tSe enitsf states
ss@aass yaspsxT sax lHsalu upon the com
promise measures, then pcniing before
a<Ae SeAs@ III .F,Ef AsE
81 hsliess this y be . fair basis Of
Amioahle adjustment. Ii you OF the Re
publioaa sids aFa not willing 10 accept
shis, nor the proposition OF the Senator
from Ksasacky, As. Gristenaens pray
tel ss seAes scss are svsllsng 90 DOT
aT ApD8xxs rax rsorIxY 70 kxPUBLIcASs
ONLY. FoR TaE xkAses zsAE II Tak CoA-
xTrxxg or THTsTgRs, A FEW DAYS AGO,
SsszAexs msSShsa szs0 rim SoknH. lscLUDIsG
smosR yasR xKz CogFes SzAIxss Mzsszs-
fooMsa AND DAVIS, xxfxkssxp rzxfs
ss&sssxzs pe Accgss sxx gzoPosExios oS
M vzxxsAnLK EEIxSB FROM kgSTUcxT,
ma. CarExKNDES, As EiSsL SETTLEMENT
4 s:Eses 20 81 & ssss..s. .s' '''-
ssHENCE THE SOLE RESPONSE
BHITY OF OUR DISAGREEMENT,
ssR waE EaE s aaAksIlssiEssf A6a 8
SGsTAENT, lS NiTH fHE REkr 2
LOAN PARTY"
Here it lie proved that the Republican
party is responsible, for the war that il
is responsible, for every dollar Of nation
y anassas indsbksdssss incsEzaa on s''-
'eoant q he wsrZshsa it 10 sssSsnsibIs,
for the high taxes that have been imposed
upon the people, On account of the var
that ii rs responsible, for the distress and
financial ruin, which now exists in every
pagt. Of the ossatEy-thaS it, is response
be, 1for every life lost IN the waF,--that
il il responsible for, and should receive
the curses Of every wifS made widow,
and Of every child made an orphan, BY the
war.z IN short that it wiiI be Eespansisls
.s@ DE sksOissss Of sas . aicBs shosasa
the Union be dissolved.
Shall such a party be continued in
powes. -sr xiIl tbkpe1saa change their
rulersa Let the BAIlot-boxes at the next
election proclaim the "RsEer.
sruom xREs IN ToUR aAT AND GEEP
THERE!
r. Tbs following confession Was made BY
the Hoa. Ar. Dawes, Republican mem
Der of Congress from Massachusetts,, on
the 25tb of April, ia Which he exposed
the eOrruptness Of Lncoln's administra-
den . .a z2'Esh41s
"THE GENTLEMEN MUST REMEM-
BER THAT In THE FIRST YEAR OF
A REPUBLICAN ADAlSts GRAFTON,
WHICH CAME INTO POWER UPON
PRaRESsIoAS0B RERORM AND RE-
TRESCHAEST, THERE Is INDUBITA-
Bile EVIDENCE ABROAD In THE
LAED THAT SOMEBODY HAs,PLUS-
DERED THE PUBLIC TREASURY
WELL NIGH In THAT SINGLE YEAR
AS MUCH AS THE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES OF THE Gov
gRaNEE 81 nIyRisG THE ADealgls-
TRATioN WHICH THE PEOPLE
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
OF las CoRRUpTI0E.'', 3 .:s.. a-gE
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T. TIE tFss kAsNs ~ sle bexssaaes,
sT.us apls i ssia U . b = rssA /. u u 90
ssine na1sms = - ssex -. -
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PACIFIC HOUSE.
c 0U.HCaL BLUEFs, low A.
q = nAvTTSN puopRTkYnn

The Proprietor has spared neither expense HeF
pains In making the "PAc1ae' Of the HFst HO-
tets il the West. rae house Is = four story SFlck
fronting one hundred feet on Broadway. IL has
been newly Furnished hTsESho0As snd vtIl accsI1-
medAts four times as AkauY gasxta aug ho ssH Ia
the city. The ems large and sell ysntllAted
ths table is always supRie With every lux ury the
nsFkst &n3Tds. Eyery convenience Is sGoTdea in
tha house for the roafort and pleasure Of guests
daring tAsiF stay.
me nsw aud spacious BRIcK BARs connected
4 Ynsfe Is also Iares " ssou lard nad sSa Issgs
et&A fats, wsa 8Ssssd ast2ened 10 tsss Rsra, and
abandantIy suppl "a witk Ester froaa 1adzAn 0tssk
Horses and C&rTiSEes furnished on short aO-
Aicg and Rt fair rates.
i JAMES PoRTERFIELD will be found in tho Of
& see 80 feb 2S-IS1
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- 81 NEITHER THE PRESIDENT
NOR CONGRESS CAN EAAaCIPATE
SLAVES. ANY MORE THAN THEY
CAN GIANT BILLS OF DIVORCE. -
= Esz GosA Henry Dssiton.
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ER TEE PRxszDHsrfAL QuKsgEow.---
The Wsshiagssn Gorrssposasas o9 she N.
7. He, aid says that the political saul-
dron is beginning to boil here. Parties
and faosioas are preparing FOR DE haal
Struggle. Il 10 d noticeable fact that,
asaeag shs wireworkers alrexdy actively
sagagsd, 0Aass ID ths cabiaes and Baaks
IN ssss aela are the onty opponenss sf The
rs4eleceion Of Mr.. Lincoln wha have pre-
served the organisation which supported
saesa 10 sae Onieago Uoavsnsiop. They
are, Ii fact, me anly Presidential sandi-
dates who appear aew % hare orgaaissd
pAraos - their back. The Chase fsroes
are naarshallea from the Nsv Eagisnd
States. The contest is being rapidly DE-
vsloped. Tbs fears af w. Linoein,s I'd.
vsoasss ssashAs hs may b. slssgesssed il
tae hoass sf bin frieasis. - -
- 0psnins the Mississippi, srestsring
ths Unzon,s u, ao not teen ID bsiAx
bASk laax commsres, hasinass sna psos-.
parity - Nsv oslssas. Ths Ps1syza4
says: aTrade and oommeres 80 ssas.
aans, the people are Impoverished, iadas-
trisl employsnsnn srs prsearioaa, and =
nscsssisy i felt that someshlag aass ssos
be done 70 avert sbe fassnse suiEsrsDg
a - =. y. - - q Il. -
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sruCx xaEs IN ToUa aAr AND GEEP
TTHEREt

| TTHERE!
The following confession was made BY
the Hoa. Mr. Dawes, Republican mem
Der of Congress from Massachusetts,, on
the sstb of April, ia *hich he exposed
the corruptness Of Lincoln's administTa-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-11-26

Shall such q party be continued in
powes. -sr ViH tbs-peesaa shangs then
rulersf Let the Ballot boxes at the next
election proclaim the ansEer.