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There are . large number Of other jcbs being
dressed up and prepared for the paia.es Of the
law makers. relating 70 special interests Of this
| ci'y-such a. ferries. sale Of parks, squares,
!. markets, bulk heads. rights Of riparian owners,
ands held by colonial leases, aud numerous other in
tests Of that nature which the readers Of the hSaAD
shak recsive ample notice Of they cne up sno their
true nature Is made appareot.
\ Ill M s CENTRAL PARK.
INose VA in position enable them TO iadgc Of
such fosters lock upon movement 10 tbs Board Of
Aderme in aeference 70 the Central PARK, as bong
dodge Of tose O Of Central Park
sion pros or az least that they the power behind
nocle snd associate i and that their dea Is 70 get
up a hue and cry n ransi the present management
OF the Park, sor 4 he purpose OF taking tho
aght to Albany and eotns cling the Central Park Com
mssioners 70 accept thu sxA nson with as hish vaus
ton AZ settlement Of The hole question Others as
ser. that emily means ciA nse Ia sonc OF the Com
missioners, and that the CIV, Han does not desire
its transfer to the street Com missioner The idcsi
ehs tho Park would have cost the Soy any sss ~ VIC
hands OF those engaged in crying ID IN mo present man
agenaEt, Is perfectly pTeposisrous neeue 'Hy I'VE
minutsS Wow Of the antccedasc ~ tbe cmacon'ens 20
iscovesIhat ito present only dr. pia eueketc
what would bsye been had those naovA snss the con-
troll Of tisFark What shoulbc done by-a eLessalure
al Albany " tho passage Of Las conY,nE ne ci'y ao
hortIcs cs the bonds nxed by law foe escn oshef
In the HANDS q the Commissioners each year ana anu
sAbe them TO negotiate the bonds ard proceea WIN e
construction OF she Park without any embaFrA 'nenss
romthe rings au cliques and thor brokers sroa sps
City Hall.
rozAcE CoMMissIoNERs.. eea
The prompt ac.unp tho Governor in reference % 'ae
Police considerable e1citcnca ~
that direction ths wrtA which may also Involve sd 40
of the special nimsssioners this w,cr wha view p"
place them under tbs eoA,trol OF democrats ins,ead'
republicans.
CeHCA UsIoN.
With this haay review Of bany matters 10 tho hands
Of tho lawmakers and thsos urging our the
time to keep sharp leok opt fr The operations al
the State capital l.-.--- -. -.
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NA N fhe whols 70 osnclade with
xA-HH FIELD or THK oLorH or GOLD.
&eA In which the justly celebrated
AFRICAN ACk0BAT6
uu, $50 some Of their most Daring and wonde

<x1HH rIELp 0r THk III, oL0 snh W GOLD.
In x xsSfd AZ 's xokS SSssss''d
WIN perfer soms q sAs Fem. %s'' Daring aaa won'Si'
Character. 5, SsSSsi1 w4l'han ana c'psn'
o.... ss..ees s IN go E ssssl.
Tou. :s ,sss ss sGs right
sps ss!s * ri I'd
Ana :ssa ssa sss ~ n . sss
The reteis were The audience bu did IKE ~
And When Ihs second part came on, they cared .
We sase them songs lsom Iron Mouths, our poes
(fhe managers stood ON the brdseour country
And When oarpoes Oss in their aid., the, aid no. W
Nor stayed TO hear the concsri ont quickly ran away
Ssa hs sS ss
sUas.FsAesurs wAsAsHs Por Roysi. O., Noy I'issz
'rIfASwsGNfNG DAY.
s.sassAn hlyfs foni fSlsssl; Ca ny ~ isSs
as .s y A. ss & & Ds sss g
sssS ss ies ss
a'a'' osIsssI s: @
JAS NJ GnErs. Major Forty eighth New York State vo
d. " Strickland Captain ro,tyeIgh,h New York vo,ua
s's: Easn easa a,.s kssss a s
First Iieutenant Fortyettb New YORK Volunteers Con
mtes oil Invitation aud Recepton93
GRAND THANKSGIVING FErE AND FESTIVAL, 0Iyx
BY TIE OFFICERS or TnE GARRISON or FOR
PULASKI, Ca, NOVEMBER n. 1867
Divine a, inc s ssiocs The entertainment.
comsnen noe with
IT. rec competitors from each company Distance two hun
arss yrss hss saS 3. shres s shos s
valcd al SIS Third prze-Bronze medal valued at $40
ti.--RowTSc
Distance mile around stake boat and rs.nrr Fir
n.iize-ppursc q Fly second pr1e-iurso OF % This
r,, -. 1 1n-yooT RACE &C.
three feet high First pxePurse Of So SECOND priEo-
Purse Of s.. TLsra prize--Purse OF 81 30.
ry.~-HuRDlR SACK RACE.
Que aiidred yards and return three hurdles OFT
yards egtsecn inches bt.. First prxc-Purse
$50. seeond priAs-rurss.f ..
Competi;ors blndi,aded. trunding wfeeiearrow Gao
schoss Terrpcin frs pizeurso Of 80 Second prize-
Purse OF -. n er4Nt &ss t&
Exclusively for ha eds tied behind the back
Of meal Sly Competitors Be allowed Ave minies each
accomplish the fest Prize--S5 egs @as
vH.--GgEAsED POLrs
Pole to be fifteen feet high. Prze-$iO. A ea
vr.--GRkA 8FD PIG.
To he seized held nv the ia Three competitors from
each company. Priye--Pig.
4sE u.-HuGLFsQUr DxEss Parade
Each company VIII be allowed - enter equal a.mber 81
competitors for each prize. %t +'-fa4N
,upcE, AND COMMITTEE OK AxusrMHSrs.
Llegt Samuel X. Wallace. Qusrtermsser j. N. Avery.
hall pas, four r ~ Bs!-Eight r N. Supper-Twevs r.
NJ. Lunch at all hours sHL saAt
The Third Rhode Tsand minstrel bard will play 1t inter
The band Of The Fory-eAh New York regiment win per
a steamer viii leave the whsf at Hilton Head 10 convex
guests 70 Fort Pulaski at nine O'Clock uosrG
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,AsTIcIPATEN CITY RAILROAD CONTEST.
our ANNUAL MEssAars

The Legislature OF tho OF New Yor, AZ
Albany on the 9th day Of January 1893 The sct tbat
che Governor Just iuaugurated elected Opposition
70 the present radical rulc NJ Washington in
With tho fact that the conservative and rad fac,io,
are nearly equally divided the state Legislature bos
caused more than ordinary interest to DO
0y tho people In the proceedings this winter at Albany
especially in regard to the action national
and everything having any bearing upon or special
renee 70 the management Of the war; Not few of IN,
rzcns are looking to Gov. Seymour and the CONSERVE.
Eiyes Of the Legislature with the expectation that
, high and decisive stand viii be taken ON national
questions tina. will In fact force the radical narno, -
Washington 10 stop their inrigues their trifpe with Tho
lives Of the soldiers and their wholesale murders rs
under Pope and st Fredericksburg and corduct
va 40 1t should beor the sole purpose of restoring ,be
Union as il and tho constitution AZ II sundar ~
guidance Of able experienced and conservative
~ tns ala that Governor Seymour will have to |
prt him In the adoption Of such course win be tho
3poopbted conservative majority In the House and the
t Of AL the conservative majority OF the people q
S1a State. Az II win be by the following
w. the republicans still hold nearly all the |
80 cmcess and In many instances these re- |
Eqbloen officials arc Of the radical stamp, their |
RW VII bc made the ralying points against the con-
sslye plans OF Governor Seymour, and will no doubt
instances counterfeit defeat his conservative
EogrAmme the Governor fully appreciates the inn
anQe OF his position and the high ancpatons Of the
aud VIII do all that lies within his power 70 fully
he demands Of majority OF the people Of the state,
Emuy inset the expectation Of those who supported |
sn tAp late canvass believing that he would DO able
sore the national landmarks Of the country a thsy
10 days Of prosperity, and stay the march OF fsaa
which q fast fastening the final ruin Of tbs
= ana has already brought upon us disaster arrer
N, and would have long since brought upon IN |
p ruin had not the resources OF the country been |
stblo and capable OF greater drain than any othsr
Hahs face Of tho earth Hin administration viii.
ese. form An important epoch in the history Of
lowing s the list or the State officials, or those
tecruve, legislative and judicial positions, with
nc VI each IL
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Military Departments.


Judiciary.
UNITED MATES ,JUDGr8
Northern district Nathan X Hall, conservatives.
Southern district. samuel Nelson conservative,
C0uRr or APrRGS
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Of the construction and repairs Of the canals
Tho Canal Board Is In session during tho sitting the
legislature and such other periods Of tho year they
nay decide spon. They establish the rates % TOLL sr
Faint.
There are far more experienced legislators In the Ascm
Div this year hnn rsual There thrtythree members
sf the session o 1902 reelected an unusually large num-
her In 20 those there twelve elected who have
served one or terms in previous Legislatures since
less making IN all forty Ave members who have had
esslave experience This large Number d experienced
he ads cannot fail 70 effect the results Of the deliberations
u the Assembly Many Of the Senator's have served
<ra terms while al but hare the experience Of the
session their guide ana sto Do hoped that some
1 Of tho members win pro6t ~ thai experience
viii be ssen by reference 70 our Classification o the
mcmbers-whIch will be found nearer than any
has been publshedha the conservative psrty will
have a working majority in the Assembly, ana VIII be
able 10 the organization OF that branch NJ the 10
gsaure without the ssstance a. the Union democrats
resortins 70 any bargain trade with candidates
for Clerk presented by tho Union order TO
secure the Speaker There doubt but that the con.
scrvatve party viii have the srgan Of the Assem.
bly, 10 their hands, and that the Governor least
win have that branch Of the Legislature 70 GO opers
with him. The sixtyfve conservative votes IN tho Az.
sembIy 70 that party working majority aud
rcodcr them responsible FOR the action taken on Nil ea
submitted 70 them " likewise givez thcm ful
power prevent the election of Uued statss Senator
this winter n they see ~ 10 do 50.
The senate largely republican, Nhus being IN rcsi
ton 10 counterfeit the decisions q the Assembly d ecc
tusy block the plans q the Governor and defeat III
measures Of the conservative House There may how
ever. be change In this majority before many weeks
The session roll away. Should tho rallrais attemp
to secure The endorsement, Of any. VI their cxtrcm
measures, the present party .,nes viii undoubtedl
be broken up and a new division line drawn, 4
which the conservative rcpabcaus and democrats wi
vote and work toseths leaving the radicals or rabb
republicans ina n.snori,y "cut in the coldn By then
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The Albany and susquebanna Railroad win unqusson-
ably make appearance In the legislature this winter,
notwithstanding the hard tmes The work this read
has slowly progressed during ao past season. and rs
managers viii endeavor 70 show that with the credit Of
the stas certain amount, the relief long asked FOR and
refused vi be obtained They look upon Governor Soy
oaY with hope than ,nsy have heretofore done
Governor Morgan.
The Erie Rsilrcad Company have regularly asked Cor
legislation FOR several ycurs past 70 facilitate the winding
ap o. the old concern and Strengthening organi
zation, We unable 10 say whether or no there are
any more weak spots 10 that concern that will require
plaster the share Of special act q the legislature
strengthen stop up. From past experience should
presume that there wouidbe several found
The question Of tolns the railroads is again being
agated II said that bill has already been prepared
and win at early day be submitted TO the Senate
The heavy taxation 70 support the war VIII be tho
arguments IN favor 81 i,s passagc-arguments thai
viii have great weight with the country members Tns
oyponcns Of the oing interests havc great confidence
thai nothinwI out Of H. from sns fsct that the
Central Railroad interests control Governor Seymour ana
working majority Of the Houses position Which, ts
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There will be another pull at the Quarantine lands on
staten Island this session. Extensive combination. ara
being formed Tor tho purpose Of securing the passage q
bifor tho sale Of these lands which, taken ehsr a.
aouarsnse landing or camp ground for soldiers Il
considsysd BY tho people on Staten Island decided
nusvce Those interested 10 this MATTER This year
me Of experience and influence In legislative circles al
AlSany and there are Il last strng probabilities that
the people on the island yin Va grsiinsd ~ the sale Of
thcss lands sh!s ssa5on
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They apprase the damages OF individuals growing oat
Of the construction and repairs Of the canals
The Canal Board is In session during tho sitting the
legislature and ut such other periods Of the year as they
may decide uron. They establish the rates % toll, sr'
mi
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-18
HATS :

5EEsE co. 8 PATENT VENTILATED, sELP
ID. STING HATS are so constructed as 30 samit
I:f-t -.f-1laAon II air between the swsas-lsathaE
AZ he s1fy Of ths Hat; and also, TO adjust itself
= t4rsheaa Is aoou the hat is put ens SAsSe
y soaring 10 the wearer Of any snGened bat all
%s?4sacy and comfort Of tbs soft fsit hat Besbe
racl are new mAnafsesAFing AoIsakln and Cas-
here Hats. Of The Spring and Summer styles. for
ga zsns and yosug gents Dress Hsts, which
Icy VII furnish TO the trade At S5s, Sss, 90, SO
~ 80 per dozen; together with a complete as
rr1zse1t of hiaek and eoIored Felt Hats, mAnEEae-
issa By themselves, with special reference 10 arsi
Ass retail trade throughout the country. Prices
SOFT BaLs, fronl els 10 $aa per SossR- Always
.Il4 she best qualities Of Paris Soft Hats Of A'
.I.s,I styles Ali orders By mAAI viii EsSs&T'
= apt attention. Terns Cash less Dee esnt
BKEBR 20, iSS Brosdway, \. 7.
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COhLAGERCIAL-
BuaLE oFElcE. COUNCIL BLUFFS,
February IL, 1873
b N e As-sasiaS S%#saaks sannkwtsf 81 q
= CoHS~Frfmsissr, f5rxa euah r Helm
OATS-In demand ~ sc9xa eta y Guah
PuTAroRs-PTims. So@sS sas y bush.
HAT--TiHotay sSi Prairie a. y ton.
p stss AssassS2 saa asAasFsas % $500 so v 100.
BEBF-on foes, s3@s2 30 y Iao.
HIpEs-GEssa, 4 c; dry, Toe Y =
Fl,0UR-ohOies Family XXX, $3.50, supsrans
81 BOZ Fine, 81 10 y 100
ooaE AEALr-YeilpFE IS c, white, IS y busa.
BuegwHBAT FLOUK-Eoitea s2k39y 50 q 100.
AASTTE R--F ssssKssas fS92aswm
Ta9s% y .. - =s3e S#"assaa
EG6s-FFssh, I2G5Ia v doa.
TALL0w--PElIae, los ga,
BEgsEAx-xsIlow, 2a&2s ? ..
i TELsEEE-~sAi l. Bowsa'E, IS G; St. Louis Star
20 . gal.
oHEcKEss-Tams o. ,6oSsa, 90; Prairie, 81 ,sHa
81 81 p doz ... .-4-s.
TTgkEYs-Lfsw, rs q essf, astA-.S - 80
EICHANGE-st Louis, 3, Kasteru.gA cent.
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Sec 1. De il ordained by the Cou1rnon Council
ct thsEclGy Of C0uBl Blsa Thsl all the streets and
alleys IA ca at portion of Mrs PeTry's AddttteG %
the city Of Csuzicil Bluff, situated on ths OF
the " u OF section No. 81 township No. 70 y
Of F8azs No ~ west and Afsa 10 acres OF the east
SIDE Oh the " N of the said 81 Of SAID sssctlon,
being twenty rods In Width aua cue hundEed and
sixty rods in length Containing ia all obe hapaE ed
acres s84h the exs@psIos Of Broadway street which
IL TO he and remain public highway, without any
claim Of damages from the present ewueT Sf said
real estate his assigns from said city Of Council
Bluffs scr the aSs and right Of var fer Saa SEese
ne located on and through sAia px END sss be and
the sagne are hereby Tac4ted and abolished,
rae str eHts sad alleys hsfeby YseAtsd ana aeas-
ishsa heiag those contained Ia all that portion Of
said Addition Rast of . line due north from point
aso feet east fFuzn tbs southwest eaFaeE Of said
kadaton AID the streets parts Of streets hereby
vacat4d and asoii4hud being naFned on the Record
Paak cir safd Addition EFvwpg MyEs1srs Perry
Forest Clay, High Mound, WEBSTER, Jefferson, and
Calhoun atressa.
Sec! q That khs gity Of Council Bluff hereby re
lnagssh ali claims to the treais and allRys In that
eoriIan of sad Addition described IN section one Of
lhis drdiuancs with the sxception Of Broadway
srse aud that hereafter Il khaa be the duty OF Tie
proper Aasassofs In making assessments against
said real estate described In section Of this or
ananre as one hundred for valuation aaA tax
alton 70 assess saia nundrea sores Of Lana w4tA-
out regard Is kaerecorded plat aknow lodged By Aa-
cline n D. Perry add EecpTaed In the RscaraeT' .
ofee of Pottawate2EniE eouty Iowa. on said praz-
issa said plat being hsrsey abolished, the sad
city "a Council Bluff retaining anly the itEhk 81
way for Broadway street 30 naE lSeated tkTaugh
said 9ue andsed acres. s-sEs.s-ast
1t6ess, !. N PALERR, Mayor
We. CHA wFoAD, citg Recorder. ~ y
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-18

-" We are indebted to HoLHRoog l.
Bso., Land Agents and Real Estate deal
ers, for very beautiful aad correct map
Of MomcHa County, Iowa The map 10
gotten up Ia good style, and shows cor
reCtly all the towns, roads, greysa Of
timber, lakes, proposed railroads &e.s IN
the county. To persons interested 10
Monona, they win and this map 80 invaI-
uble reference. @ &
viii not some OF our easerprising land
agents in Couneil Bluffs, get out . pMb-
lished map Of Pottawatsamis County.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-18
Democratic CLUB.

We are requested to call q Democratic
Meeting at Rabbits Hall, in Council
Bluffs, at I o'clock, On Saturday Evening
February q, 1853, for the purpose Of
f0rming Democratic Cluh. ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-18
SN ne RIFFS SALE,

B. Vifsue Of special execution tn me directed
from the once of the Clerk Of the DlstElet urt Of
FsttswASAanis Eepstys IgwR, ssalL spxscssd 10
ssifoH wefn smtay the 2fSt day Of Wy 4 D. 1854
between the hours Of Ie O'Clock A. n and 1 P. Il
Of said day, in front Of the Couaty Treasurer Once,
in the elty u Council Buas the following dsscFib-
ed Real E&tste Of wFiifxn Leslie and James Marsh
te~wits
The West half Of the South " est quarter and the
South West quarter Of the North west quarter Of
Section naEaba Thirty, fss &nd saAs Vast n&f of the
ssath Fsat quarter ot Sectiaa TnlEty-sns, E2I ali
in Township seyeoty-Aye Isl range FoFty~twe ga
Containing IsH acres more or less gafe to con-
nencs at a'cioek r. M. of &aId day.
Taken IS the property ag William Leslie and
James Marsh TO satisfy an execution In favor OF
Jane Heron. 15.a - p .r=@-
J. P. WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
Council BlaHs, Iowa, A. ri q, i6sz 2w
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-18

- Dripping with corruption, says
the Milwaukee Netps, the odorous slime
Of his dehassd moral nature oozing from
avery pers ia has body, Simon Cameron
went straight from Harrisburg 10 wash
ingson, whsTs he was Toasted ~ she table
of Chase, and toasted 10 rspublicsn
congressional ssuansl he has ths bra
zen assusancs Of msa who has never
knswn that distinsssoaa sxisss bsawssd
xirs4a md ssee. q sassT !. go 80 80
- xIf4T - * i. 4 $3.50 assss za ~
g. fas the hene4s N car xqas
sslafs s&s2as ssn la1sIy, Ne wodljss
! state shss cor s&ssssa are vssy 49,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-18
Joa pvtsytye-ssoxR NV TYpx.-W,

Jos PRINTFss-AoRR NEW TYPx.-We
s1rs rscsntly ADDED 30 cur Job Once Large ioa 81
sss type, Gusa. Borders, &s, ALI Of tbs ssss quail
r. ad lsseat styles and we now better prepAE-
s,taaa ever to execute every variety Of plain sad
sa.y Job Printing, asGt, qsieA saS eAs9E We
ave the Largest andbsst Assorta4sr4 Of &oSal nj
zltsrial ia ths wsas aud can turn ont any kind ct
Eask thai may be desired, on ahsEI zotisa-
Merchants and others having PrtntaRs 70 b Il sae,
asa rsaussSe& 20 call and examine specimens oi
sark and prices. We guarantee sasAsfaetioH In
Hszy case.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-18

0sgsexST CfrT, Sept. ], 1859
w. T. OAarnELL, 0csslasg,
Councsl BlniEs, Iowa,
b Dear Sir at Is net TIVE months aipcs
gao esassasnsed srsssing n.y. wife's eyes,
and | am happy % say they are entirely
restored For three years previous 10
your tssatnsat, sae #as unable se see,
And We had dispaifed Of their ever being
restored, bat now abe does her own work
ana can thxsad the Sasas samAzss psedle.
= 80 Yours truly,
[2mwl WILLIAM CASS.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-18
Business and Profess

y Business and Professional msa.
AZ ,e aeeSsasno&atea vita place IN the AuaLR
+, heir cards. we sxpess every snssspEising ou'
,s.ss man In this satS to advertise Ia the BuaLx
..vsrttaas IL means Of carrying onsa' business
,,,, every Aoass whidA is ssrve&ey RewsRaRes Aa-
,... n w.ittuH FOR sms4eznass 10 isak soE onss'
,,sn oysT his place Of business, 81
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sTRA N ED ,

EARDM lac aRssHse@r In tale Gaay, A6aua EhH lsa
IL az September. q nmd CgsW yaaxs cid feet ALI
whiIas S1As ans EEsesreis In rixhs cart sna white
spot - bop iNft kkeutagS whls8 SCOT iafeaeAsza
af ganaary. Il -ss.sfz szss Il sagzE azR
AIsD--A iva year sla Ned sTEMa sssAYea szoaa.
ths sahseTibss skeut sAs x3xh af Inconsistencies
~ hpFns szsa hwash 81 tail gan@, Tazs @axkz sci
reeollec8ed. AnF ReESaa sxakxswin9 The Asasa
SsoG " nss ~ Efvtmg iwfosmxslsn VI thsYe where
aboHsa ghatf sss khsms wasss bE aiA&saasy
warded. JAMES EIlxRAgE
No3s-2t ogpossts easv Mills.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-18


Mr. George Francis Train was arrested
at his room In the plansars' Heuss, 90
salarday afternoon, Of half-rast khEes
o'clock, By OapA Talhon, oS the unise6
States Police aaaag ID 0rdsw FROM Major
Gen. Curtis, commanding shs Department
Of Missouri. Mr.. Train was directed to
leave ST. Louis at once,
l. tHe was allowed 10 inmates to make bis
Infringement for this sudden transit. At
she expiration of that time be was convey
cd By the ladies' entr nance 20 q carriage,
and fgan -shsgsseaesqss sh@xisag I'D she
Ferre HauEe and Alsoh railroad depot.
Arriving in this city al six O'Clock, he
spoke In the City Hall al eight o'clock,
to respectable audience, hassily gathered
70 hear him. These a re the unvarnished
facts in the case. The Captain Of police
bad no yyitaR order, cpuld give no Fea-
Isda3 essaea Ties hs ESQ sIeply sbss
the psremptory directions o1 the Con-
manding General. Odmmant 10 useless
the truth is enough-the people can
think. faw-srEIVrB any .axs.s {
We have known Mr.. Train twelve
years; known him az q high-minded, pat
riotio citizen, representing With honor
and success the spirit ami enterprise Of
the American race wherever the AmeYi-
can flag floats in the four quarters of the
,Slohs.-,Hs defspded .Lha,eause. of the
Lnian xasE ng fAad Nv heffaoes theF zAmeri-
can dared raise bis voiee in our behalf.
His loyalty is as iudispusabls as his
genius. $4,000,
He only claims the right 81 2reo spssehl
IN free land, under & free government.
Below we print letter from MIR. Train
q Gen CRestss, xxe,<s xex>
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-18

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-18
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