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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-12-02
"a Change OF, Bascs

The New York World. which is fast get
ting to be a power ambng the Democracy,
takes takes the late dofeata the polls very grace
tuHy, ta, and .frank'yadmits that it was because
tne party lad tried to make peace princi-
pies triumph when the country was emphat-
'cally for war, and says now tits; going to
turn round, cease to be partizan, and be-
come patriotic. This is significant of a de-
clded change Of base blythe Democratic par.
ty.s3 1t aims otp,wer, and if it cannot OBJ
tam It in one way, it is bound to in another.
u will be more dangerous ia the new zoe
lnan : . IN the old one, --Miluaukee Sentinel. S
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-12-02
President Lincoln.

In the course ofa thrilling and eloquent
speech at Cooper Institute, New York city,
Tuesday evening, Oct. Goth. Hon. SCHUYLER
Colfax made the following allusion to our
noble President. 1t will elicit cordial re
sponsc from every truly patriotic heart IL
"He rejoiced We had such president as
we have i loud cheers ]-as Abraham Lin
|coln. The Roman Empire voted thanks to
Farro, because in its darkest hour he had
never dispaired OF the Republic. And fu.
ture generations will record their thanks to
Abraham Lincoln, who, in tho dark days Of
the Republic, a year ago, when we had
days without sunshine and nights without
a star, quailed not and did rot dispair of the
Republic. [Cheers.] II there is an honest
hearted man who lives in the country, that
man is Abraham Lincoln. Renewed cheer
ing And though sometimes differ with
'ho ADMINISTRATION, yet without regard TO
what Generals they put up or down, am
for the President and for the Alrninistra-
ton uncondidonal!y to the end"
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-12-02

MIR. CLAY, of Alabama, it will be rember.


MNR. Mr. CLAY, Of Alabama, it will be ,rember
ed, urged in the United States+senatc, as q
justifiable ground Of secession, the. injury
the South received on account ofthe. Fishing
Bounties !! These bounties are small sums
paid to sea fishermen who take, in course Of
a season, prescribed amount. of fish; and
were designed to encourage sea faring life
thus Indirectly rep'enshing our. navy with
gallant seamen. Only about $500, COO per
annum has usually been paid in this way
Yet because the hardy tars who earned the
bounties hailed from New England, Mr.
Clay's malignant sectionalism magnified the
system ysl ~ into nonstrous wrong. We have,
read .,of-people in the worlds history who.
have taken arms against various grievances,
Switzerland rebelled against the CALLING ty.
ranny Of Austria--the Netherlands rcbelled
against the horrors of the Inquisition and
the stake-but it was left for the '"'Confed
,racy' TO rebel against the ,insppportable
wrongs of the Fishing Bounties
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-12-02
An Impressive Verdict.

a newly elected Justice in one ofour su
burban precincts, visited the city lately for
the purpose Of observing the manner of con.
ducting business in orler that he might dis
pcnse justice with becoming dignity and
impresiveness' A capital trial was in pro
gress, and our Solon was deeply affected by
the closing sentence passed upon the pris.
oner. lie started home resolved that he
would give those offending his court an idea
Of the awful majesty Of the law when prop.
lerly administered. :.:aj # !. ii zzoaltt
7 The first case submitted to his adiudica
ton wasas matter of account in which a
balance Of three shillngs was found due
the plaintiff. 'l...- ..a ...- a 5.~
"Let the defendant stand up said the
Justice in tone Of great solemnity.. land
listcn."t -. ,,.... II. .-.H.
'The sentence ofthe Court is that defcr;
dant pay the plaintiff the sum Of three slril.
lings and the cost of this suit, and. ns7a
GoAA AAlm;ghty haze mercy on you1 soul to ).
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-12-02

Before the war commenced Senator Ham.
mond and the southern leaders with him
claiming, that slavery had been gaining
ground for many years; that the South was
united for it that Congress and tho Su-
preK'e Court had furnished new guarantees
in its behalf in short, that it was as firm
as the rock Of Gibralter:" And no doubt
this eeas So. Why then couldn't they have
borce four short years witha President who
promised to enforce the Fugitive Slave Law:
II any have tears for the fall Of slavery let
them ask this question of the ring leaders ol
the rebellion.-Little Rock, 4rhunsus Dena-
0crut
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-12-02

THE inconseniense Q: :crinoline haye beens
'ounl 50 grsat il The Siafordshire potter;es,
that Il . principal panufacturers, Messrs.
Copeland. Nessrss Minson. and o.bers, hare
forbidden Che use n crinoline On their prem !
ises during he hours of work i one shop
alone tie losses Is breakage Of 1r:iclss swept
downby them amounted e 600 year. The
workshops becams Too small. and lhe work
vas inpeded. The uorkwonen hare sub
nittea. q The change xi.i, almost en'irs %
anims,r md goodswilI. and nox enter npop
|Ibeir xork iasarrpcnts Ike ikoss of Greek
s.stnes. 8,
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-12-02
WE think that hencerorth there will I

WE think that henceforth there will be
n ditfernce Of opinion in this community
that no candid da'e for state, municipal, county,
ortown office, can ever hope to obtain a
majority ofvotes in this city, who voun-
tarily accepts The endorsement ofhis political
sentiments by the Chicago Tines That "a
per may defeat Democrats by malignant
opposition, but its support on the ground Of
political identity With the candidate IS now,
and will continue to be as fatal, if not more
So than its open opposition. Six thousand
Democrats on Tuesday last refused to 20 to
the poll, because: the county ticket represent
cd the peace and disunion sentiments adyo-
Gated by that papcr.-Chicaco Hoa.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-12-02
To The Friends. or Deaf Mutes

- =
+. The comn;ssiones charged with the duty
ofproviding for the education OF the Deaf
Auses OF the State, take satisfaction in "a.
nouncins tha. the School opened At Pari
baalt on the 9th Of September last, according
e published notice is in successful operation,
They further express the hope that no mute
'n the Safe who is : pncper subject for ed
'cat'oninthe sign language. will faiI:,o a.iesd
'Iom inability 70 adsance The S2o. the esti
mated COS. Of pssvssions % the frs, Q. ann
sry next None will Be rejec.ed. for such
inability. .-s $ 4 u
Il s Of the highest importance that a
intending p become members Of this schoo
Should eonmenee = soon = possible.
. BY order of III. conasssissicsscrs,
R. A. MOTT .ser.
| FSrihsuit. kor. 9Th 1851
p----.rs thrcuyhoa. The Ssssc please eerr.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-12-02

AN lScIDENT1 IN CALlFoRy1A,---Thc Rev.
MI buel, the Bible agent in California, in
recent communication to the Bible IIouse
in New York, mentions the following singu.
lar incident: Il was ascending a mountain
road some distance IN advance OF the stage.
On passing fallen log, suddenly panther
sprang upon it, aad took deliberate sur
vey ofme, evidcntl;5 regarding me as an in
tfuder. / looked upon him long enough to
note his long and glossy coat, his big glar.
ring eyes, his broad and well developed mus
Gle, and his capacious jaws, when bo,h Of
US left the spot and, am pleased to add, in
opposite dircctiors." 1,s:--l 1...y4 ...:.,5@
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-12-02

Dr. George Winship, the strong man Of
Boston, now raises daily the extraordinary
weight Of twenty sir hundred pounds. Hls
operating rooms under the old park street
church. Boston, are daily throngsd with the
curious as well as those desirous Of learning
the art OF how 70 be s..ong.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-12-02

.:"HEno1sE" is perhaps as peculiar word
as any in our language; the two first letters
|ofisare male, the three first female, the four
first a brave man, and the whole word a
brave woman, sa@sE s.>9z IS &slsg1 5E .f.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-12-02

AcELEssarEDp hysi;e;isn oDcs s.id 10 I1osd
Eldon's brother. Sir WiI,sass sectt, fssber
more dipsaniiy thin became The gravity q
bis fsoscsssos, feu know after forty. man
j. alwsas eisher foos q ! physieian. s.The
bzloref afssly pssiied, iisss insi1as,isf ,ssice
feshirs BE nay s. b1b doetos -
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-12-02

Major Stearns IS still prosecuting the WORK
Of raising negro troops u Nashville, with =.
eellent success Thres regiuents hsye been
,a.ssd and the fourth begun IN thst immedi.
ale vicinity, willie ! large number oinegroel
have been raised q 50 o. ssns inpsrtsnt
!, abroad iinpTovsnent bsing csnstrnctsd N,
der GovernrDent direction. 8
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-12-02

DENMARK is massing troops on the South.
ern fr.nticr .: Schleswig, and Sweden still
in.ends to support her. '.t'z's< s8'zs'ss}szi -
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-12-02

The bull fights At Victoria we're varied thi.
fall BY the Introduction tame elephant. But
the bulls could not be persuaded to attack
him.. s @ts.s s.#r s :.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-12-02

OsE oftbe largest dry goods merchants Of
New ork says the demand for ex,ravagsnt
luxnries if the wsyof costly snd snowy
goods i greater now than II has been fcr
twenty year5 past.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-12-02

sA1Es Z. Montgomery, de,erter from
the the "a Indiana was arrested the other.
oishi-isken ont 81 his bridal bed. Rather
rough On nee Young nan. g
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-12-02

TnE Virginia farmers refuse 10 sell thei
wheat for worthless Confederate paper. u
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-12-02

A new balmoral shoe factory st Hartford
IS SO arranged thata shoe goes through
thirteen different hands and comes ou: con, y.
plete in ten mihu les. ss3 saz5Es ~ s;ss.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-12-02

A barrel Of sorghum syrup, slowed sway
IN Michigan Eve years ago, is barrel ofdry
sugar now. z5ssszasz .s-...5s',
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-12-02

THE Fun TRAnE.-Fron all parts of the
State, We learn Of there being large in
crease offur- bearing animals this fall. The
Increase IS attributed to the departure of the
Sioux AMI Winnebago Indians from ou,
, 2@s%@ Ea.2s. + @@& 9~sss#z>a q. &s.-.ss
4 great increase in the fur trade is there.
fore anticipated, as large number Of trap
pers are leaving for the hauats cl the ''var-
|ments.-St. Paul De,aycyu,. $50 ssGz1aG
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-06

p1Q1In \ atsAseoms,gpse - ID ehis
q - prta iss barscssr = brbks
4. VI III Bord Ssea - army,
= ean md The Essl lass shrpx-
T. ~ cssr tho -, = a1h1disr =
n 11kl8 txcsesf& IL DAsH nd n
assosistss 70 eantinas Hith rsnswsd
setSSGh - 14sefniaalien ~ seA<Jiieas
- Thnt The 1nassIal and militsxy ia-
1epseik4 - - ~ njntstsssten, sd tbs
en1xupkioa ard exfrnvaeanee 81 IL agents,
|hase bssn demoasfrsted, snd thss past
evsrts nd prssesss surroandines isdfaass
.s1nssing4R1 YgsN1lf sfsueaTss
stesp ~ Uniee. but viii s9znFste 4ths
haf1nr3 e NJ, ibid NO Is1 ~ net ell
asisiss. gsssai bsakupssy and disor-
Resolved TaAs we saaoasss 10 Esw
KaeIaad, asweA % 20 lie 6aSSky sAAs tn
gssas Northwestern Ssstss asvR ssns end
asvsF vii, s1rFendw ~ sieht of tha
ffse n4yieasion u ~ Mi11ts1ppi rivez
from 10 sourss II ths Gall III 4sxi0e,
and that ws nall insist uron srss Aecssz
70 the msyksss Of the Coatiasnt whashsz
tbs sszAs 10 ksssh, 6osshs Eass ss West
On motion Il Eas ardsssd thai ths pro.
eesd Of the Copvsnsion be signed By u
oazir1zazsd sssssEsry, ma the Eaispr
Of sAs Ooassii BaGs Dss1ss ~ sssssssss
% pasles - saNs ng III 9n
| os ssolioR sSs CSavsukioni sdjoarnssi
D. WINCHESTER, chaarmaa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-06

~ Calliess, the traitor Speaker u
the Nsw York Assembly, has sosas %
grief. Immediately on the adjoarnsnenE
of the Legislature be vas arrested char
ged With bribery and ooErapsies, sad sae
ken before Police Juaties Cole for ex-
azainatisu. asoSge Law and some thir-
ty or forty aembsrs Of the Legislassse
we're sabpeaaed ~ witnesses, and "a
last aesoaass sha trial was golag On wath
olosed doors. Camsron and Calicnt arr
therefore likely 10 have iastice dsals sui
TO them the same az osher eriminals.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-06
- The Loyal L,eagwe 81 New Yer

- The Loyal Leagwe Of ssw York
ID . VERY patriotic association. It's msas.
bers have subscribed for tbs printing eg
i00, 200 pamphlets prepared By GeoTgs
Wilkes, the notorious blaek. leg editor Of
the Spirit Of the TEaes-padaeiag Me-
Cisliaa a. Gsnsral, knd aesamlag hlHi
AZ . man. Is 10 inteadsd 20 dissrieata
sAsss Free amoag she soidisss--so destroy
" possible their sonaisasa In shs sabless
Of Wilkes ISLANDERS. A very Fa&riesie
body OF msn 10 the Loyal Lsagas.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-06

.ArrxSrrss, CoErxsx ~ olansssFs,
who sxpsSs % rstain their hssisA aalzs-
paired dssiag ths ssnpsagns nast see q
il sAsnselves, 90 aos ssass the Army 6sT-
gsoas, supply yourselves wish HoIL0-
WAYS PILLS 1 oIETMENf. Ever.
Kaglishs soidias's Raspsask eensaina
shsn. 0aiy q ssnss psr bon On poo. =
y rs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-06

DxxocRaFsc Dogazfos PAKsY.--The
demosFmss 81 LapoFsn soxasys Ind, hsse
ing hsea charged BY sissas sppeneass with
being unmindgal of the wsnfs of aaa-
aiess' fxsniliss, gos up q dsaasasa party
b Eew Days ago. af which sAs Aasdseme
sazm 0f sevsassen handssd dollars wes
ooutssbused for ne relief u the wives
ana ehaliren a. the soldiers.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-06
A LECTURE
no ROU Nc Me-

no YOUSG Me-
Aass Essmsa 10 ss@I&S ESssasP~
saICK, SIX CgNTs,
A LBlsxEHA O. TIE NATURE, TEEAAs.n.
AEb kAnlCAL CURE OF sfKRA4fpkAAssesSs,as
~ &aminsi Weakness, Inv04aataET Entissf'.s =. =
aai psk4lify. azd lmpe6azssnss b. Alffass -
atty, Nervousness, Sssns usaptten, kpiieFt . -
MentAl assd FrsIeaI Incagacaty, rsssia@ ~"
NJ KoBT. q. CCLvMRwELL 4 p
.zsE&S4& " - ~f2Kees Eask,' 81 -,
fhs waxlp~xAnnwHsa sathsF, in Ehsa $50 So,
Lscsnrs, s&ssFw 2rswss asom his Swz ssssssIs !.
thai the Awfua esa2s4ne8eea OF ssaf-tS1st 50 :.
aPsyaleg 11seysa without iateEnai zssaas4ss =
The AaHe14osE saskzl eeeTstioas, eoSgleS "a. -. :,
naeafxT ktA@s W eerdlxfs, petsttnS GU - -,
csEs as ancx c4Ftsin md sfscsSsi By waA !,
sa4ssess No matter what his oonditios - ~ e.,
cSrs kliAssat chsaply, ETiystsn aea - - a.,
LsssEFs viii prove hVus *S tkf Ma e4%s So
- .sss 70 40 s.sarsa b. = - $3.50 49,
~ 80 DA'yas rsceipt 81 SIX ess1ss " '~0
r. csAs.I.c KLIsB 60,
ass sswsxy asw Tefs' ro'' 0ssS' S@4 II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-06

~ The Ohio cFssis wants 81 know
the difference beswesn war Deaaoorss
wisA bis pocket foil of gsssabasks, and
IN abslisiOsiss who hiss jsss divided xisA
him There IL not nnehs Governer,-~
One steals and Owas APP 10 H. aails tbs
other steals and Lies shoss IL. We thlnk
The aholisiosiss preferable. IL ws ooaid
bring ourselves 20 believe that ws sAould
ever be redaced to choice bsswaea tbs
Ewo, We shoala have no hsaisaasy In vo-
ting for the saolisionist.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-06

A Pggr1x saAER HiT.--Aa exchange,
alladiag 20 the faes shas Van Barren, Bra.
dy, aad Joe. Wright, and some osaes
criminal lawyers, are just uow eag&ged
10 defending the administration, rsmarks
s.Whaa woadsxfal thing fores Of Aabl
10 pa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-06

fallnsss tAssesf hsloegsa = shem-as
ifhoas hss kbelis eisse I'D N righs -
,Aink, - o. svsa Hire t. world.-~
- de- beware ~ Beg 1oase mo
&ssein lion - PED III saasrs
nsah ID the prssans unhappy eosditioa
81 oar ssaatsy, fsr sks ssks ~ - Uasss
and The Ooastisusion which shsy lore |;
Fsss Hsksif sppsssssss sssssd . sssssia
limit, not MI their axnsl ssaFss soatsttss
and thar sAsllsioa bod xa.ras VII ssss
ftksa Tron - ss11 $3.50 49, s'sT srs
Isavokinx. k5iY
| In tas mean TINA, ! seald adnoaish nj
D ressxss and easssssS,iss ,sea u y.
sreIss pssisnss and fsxSssranss, ana q
oosy implicitly evsry lsx spea The ssas.
ate book--to rssias anaoasulsssioaal and
aajAss lsws ealy = sAs balass bon aas
hsfses the jsaisiasy. Rsyoad thass
| wsala acs soaassl fsrbsarasss even q !
Rsssasn sssf, mssa lees 20 Amsrissal
srsssasn, uho aknow sheis righiss an
Knowing, dare maiassiH shsmsa Wha
j | tho time sonss, ne shsll see sAsE sAss
sowsraly Asolisioaisss. who bowl .
aercsly absat eosserirsing aCoppsR
j | hsads, p will ba shs arss 70 resist b
/ lIaw. MAx.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-06

~ The ssLaysl LeAgass' i sndss-
asood y take its name frcm - associs-
ton which % paedged nod % 60 Mishia !
lssgus I'll shs ssas aef wnxs 5g s.w3 IA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-06

b
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ID. - b
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s.s..-.s. q. -. 80 !, ~ -.
: 49,. !. ~. -. - 81. a,.ssh .o.l.,
=. =. =. sss,~'s 49,, M. ~.Iks.s
haek and sorsh asaoas the crowd esrsrinx
i ~ avsa il s,aa an M. n. and a
-, 60. -. = - Il ia u.
~. NJ. ssersssry Keuus,iv saws. ssshs
:. -. i. p..s.,a..e a.saa.. & ~
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| -. .,as b,,xis. v,sAo.s = mlsa. vsrs
- =, - yea,,;rsx,s NV nv. Il suneaysw
-. ..a ga w.s s,,a aeoss anf;i aflae
:. 49, -. .e,.els.ss,g ,rAss ~ sxses-
-. a. y J. .,rtA. AIra was syuassd
! ,o.s h,,.s a,., sAe ssx,ys eAaassa. mir.
$500, .,,vx /. d aes s,,ss shas Air.
$50 -. si,.waa sw., ys.,.,axs h.,s Id.
/ 80. ,a.1 ~. ,,,..,,svs ,vsrs ohanssd. W.
- a., AL, ga..l,. ,,as aun.,aase., runa
=. a., ...sa. s.vsrsl asri.. Thai aas
- .ls..a,e. n. ...sss m. a,,,al,s
- i. =. 800 m,,a,sa aua bsi;a,s ma |. j.
! hla = 49,, /. H., xlaaul.,,a $ ga ! .sas
/ ..a....,..a i, .,.s,.,s... taa hsea.
s,,,, :. ha.a.. IA $500 ;s.sry III.
.,....a 49, a.. "a. ,asas /. w;ll
-.r..l,.- = -, ,h.s -.
- !. - 80. 49, $50, =,
-. ~. 80 80 49, two runpsrs
-. 80 81. =. -. sn Tha 60 =
- -. -, n,.,..w :, : -
80. :. - ,,,.,,,a~ $50. hat =, 4,
- = ~. S-,,a,. Ala. a.
49, -. - 80. 80. II
- - = -, - -.
= - 80. 80 - !. !.
- 80. -, =. 80 - j.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-06

- - - - =
pspsfs, 70 preaots sas fesnssaon o.
Democratic Claas, and d asAssess ioeais
10 act la saboF<aiaAsiea Shsrsse.
On mosios, the followsaR aasaed pezs3na
w,..ra sl,,,s,d ala rxsA.,ssxs sro,s,.,..ss
!, 80 :,
nNas asWhsRaP 0a1osAss
Crssesas s7sa 3N ID. Dankis,
Boouyy # M. Goodwin.
&C., sfd ~ 4 $50
:, "
nsssxsssa saassss fsssessss
James @ e J. L. Rstter,
Knox q Iosiah Trae.
,s....san;. = u:Ia..
=
xsrk ~ y. u. kasakiss
Silver Greek j. ID. CsAven,
fs,owa 50 i 0ssa
-. "a a
Y Aaas ef ass essssss
On @ossop u vas ordered, Shat sas DELI
swasas shjs day elected Do Authorised DO
,s.rs~a,,s postmwsata,.sa f,on,,sv IN tha
-. ....,. So. -.
s sSA's $3.50 $500 = - a's
- Lea Moaass "a ne x3sa ~ Nay sazss
os aE any othsF tims said CouvenssoH sAali
s,s held rrsos "a saeond qrasssav In flaso.
e. .l..g ri =. .,.-
~ sAs' AaA shAs = aa sss ssas
elected are a9s In attendance, shaa fhsss
in attendance are empowered 10 cast the
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-06

A Exsr or CorPEgagADs.m -Ar. Poser
brewer, Of Poughss.siss bias ave SONS,
two grandsons. and one soa.sa- Law in the
Federal asmy4 biz. iaa vsssfan asno-
Graf. tsH
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-06

- Col. Hagh z. Rssd, At the lsss
losA Iafaatry, has bssa ses8Fnsd ~
Bsigxdisx General. ,f'e't:i,'T -y Z
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-06
cMaCAe0 KLECrEsN-

The charter salectiaa which eazns OF In
Chicago GA Tuesday, Fssaltsd Ia the coma
2lsse, and ws believe, perznansns ever
shros Of the moagrsi ahslifisa party.
Tha Democracy have YEA . sigaal and
Important viesss9 ---aad she ksrahlssaAs
have saasssd wosss dsgsas sAan sssF
before.
Last Gosemhss thu Republicans carried
Chicago By al1 maiorisy This waa On .
sssaighs oas race hssweaa the Dssaaesalis
and Repablisan parties This year. ne
Repahliaaas mos daring 70 20 iaso che
S0asess ON their own hoag, agsaiRased .
Q sndidase for Mayor wheas shs Dsxnocrass
ran swa years ago Tor the sasae oiEcs ana
! whom shs Republicans beat. The uaoa-
grsl party also pas severed other Deaae-
srass Oh thar fickssx--ThsiT asmiuasiRg
uanvsnsion was called by ain Rspabaasana
and six psssoas who called themselves
Democrats. Bas all 70 no Psrpsse. Tha
Demacracy sweps everything before shssa.
earyyin& The Mayer ard tbs snsirs essy
ticket and swensy Of she shirsy-two alder
men. Tha Wsss wants 40 bigger riots.
ries iuse now- Thrse cheers for the gal
liant Democracy VI Chieago. AssGasss'
Courier.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-06

xas Capyesaead or Esdxs 81 tloerty sos rsaay.
ssCspvesSeaSt ~ Ii iss kes sssxT waits Man NC
eeRk stAe inaHix y &aA wear the 8rsAA odd snSssm
81 LihssT-ths cSppeFAssdf xaiIs4 psss psid
- fscs4ss af - senAss ~ aIe Rg kzAdfDa ~ sx-
pxa&a All efAass est as the kzsy sAeMM Be aa-
afes8ee "a aana ta kA@sa&nsfxexarSrx,
a#ska nuUMEEx d CO.,
e4 $3.50 a&x ~ Nsw Taxs k,asy, =
D. d ca. are slIswsd 10 reter 10 the esltsss af
sAs D.. Y. C&ae&ziaM. - r.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-06

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-05-06

a. The Amsraesa Esgssy i abs sisas
Of q assspapar jass ssArssd " Joas o.
ErYs, In psala, sIarioa Cosasy, and from
the hrss aanhsr shieh We hsss bsfsss -
We sencIsaie shas is . and viii soaiinss
e be asoaasa Dsaeerssie Journal. III
saissriaaa hass shs ring u shs sras metal,
AMI We hspe the cftixsss Of MArisA cssa-
- viii bold up the hsads a. th~ Editur
and pshassAer. by giving shs p4psx ! lib-
aai ssPpsst i'lF - -. 81 4, 80 II
W. hAss piassd he Esels spea -
listss esr sxsh4asss ard hsss shs etys
Will No fsii u ply - i usshiJ ~ IN
rias ~ sstarsl life. 4 S !. ss s.. !.