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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-29
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aHENUR THE S0aIK RESPONSE.
BhITY or OUR DISAGREEMENT,
AND THE UNLY DiFFHGUE1T IN
THE WAY or AN AMIOABLE AD-'
JESTAKNT, Is WITH THR RRPUb-
LIGAN PARTF8 ssza .s@sdstat 1
Hare n % proved that shs Republican
party u sss.ss::'.' sor shs var that Il
10 responsible, fer sysgy aollsE OF assiaa-
al and state Indebtedness insasssd On NJ
souns og sks wxz--sh&. ID 10 Fespeusihls,
for the high taxes shst have been imposed
npoa ths people, an aeooant Of the was--t
thss II Ia responsible, fer shs distress and
Hnaacial ruia, which now exists In every
part Of the country thai u is rssponsi-
bic, for every Iffs Lost Ii tbs war,--shas
ID sssMpa~6bg q Co., ma sassld Fss1vs
aeesas n ssssv i~<fs A4tss wdss,
and of svsry skild nads an orphan, By ths
war. Id abort that n win be responaibls
for shs dissslssion Of ths. hpioas sisazid
the Union be dissolved I
Shall saah party he sontiR nsd j.
pssss, pr aili tAs vDpis chang slsAsiF
rulers? Let the Ballot-boxas at the next
elsction proclaim the answer.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-29

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-29

$" shess Internal fanatics aad Abo-
Iisionisss susr gel tbs posOsr IN hsss
hassds, shsy wiR ovsrids tAs Gossssia "
Hon, set the Sspnasas Cossss ss defiance,
ehaaas asS ss0ks lass 10 sust thssHsssrea
Lay SIoGSxy KAxDa on 1aosE WHO DIP
Exs wrTH rHxx IN oPrsIbs, or dare qsles-
sion sAssr fidelity, aa6 ssaaiiy bankrsspi
The ss@vssss@sd sslswt n ssssa bsos p
DANIEL WxssTsa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-29

Even admiaissrasisa papsrs are Aegia.
lag TO epea their eyes 10 the dewasIkhI
Implicitly of the wss Depsrsnsnl h tbs
matter ef sAs sxshsags Of prisoners. Ths
Springfield RepsSliram givas tbs faliow-
isg sannasy aud iaagnsus sf sas ssse
4 Kasly u the prssens year Major Nd
furd proposed On our part to exchange
u ah TOT man and oiEcef for oiieer. Yha
contfosersy ABBOTT negro pyispners was
aftefEards renewed by aenArai Batisr, !,
and che rebels made no repiy 10 this offsr
I'LL ths 10th Of last mouth, when Com !.
missfonas 0uId signiAed ths aosspssncs
'of our o5sf. Major Mulfori sent his dis
pKtch TO Washington, and On the lass
dzy OF the month Informed Mr. Oaid that
he had received no reply FROM Wahing-
ton. Thereupsn Mr.. 0uid printed tie
whole eorrespondeucs Ia the Riciimoud
papers, TO show tdat ne confederate gov !
'arnmsnt was NOT sespousikis for the
fzilute 20 Teuew ssnhansaSs - u
e Tff6 Estsaf of General Butter 10 rzrs
Culd II giaset: SIN tfe 6sia. sAugustp' 90
day) i ind TIE purpors OF 1t il thas the
Rpsernmsus win not exchange according
8 its owa otfer siiI tie ccakedessaes agree
to axehguge basck az well as white SOL
diegs. Tk@e the matter stioks. Gsn-
esal Buffer arguss foreibly that the gov-
eTnmant il under obligation TO protect all
iss solaisrs, without regard 10 color, and
that the rebels cannot bold their recap
fared slavas - property since we have
freed them and they are 20 longer prop
srty. Bet tbs fses vsmains fhaf ws wsgsi
recover aR ossY teiils soldiers IN rebel
h6sds By he PROPOSED exeaasgs, and get
hoId . large 6aIsanes "a host1igs for noj-
grad sesdisss scsiis shess sssssss q sA cs7s-I
syecsFsy. Gsmeyas Buslsy aAolls faiis
TO msks oas any ascsssity for gsswsss
sss sskits soI8isrs 10 ss.6sv aaa dss sss
soaiAsrss pstssss, q 3oss vet Asip tha
eassss of tAe ssegro eas issa, and we can
ass knd iu bis letter q shAdew sf reason
Why 20 shoald mes sxuhsags man for saars
seldiers from the ssssuy. Ths honns of
the gaveTnmsnt would nos be ss aai oon-
apwomised by iss On 0snsFal Bsslsssa
showing, sna 30 aajars she pssstsisas %
intarposs, and not ailow thls iznporsaas
matter 70 bs 90 srasily @xaagsd any lea
ger. 81 a# s
IL viii thus hs seen shas sssn shis
wrssehsd nagse business efEsrs no sxenss
Tor the hesxrlsss eonduss OF the sdGninis-
ssssscn sowasd our usfoFsuasks soldiers
u the hands sE ths rebels. h b siesr
thas sasy Do nes w&ns IN sxohxngs ef
pxissnsrs for whm shsir own oEsF xas
aceepssd thsy hssksd out Of iE.
Tksfs ssa b only assnosiss, End shsE
q mess vsilsinoas ons, fsr this outrage
oaz oraslsy 90 sas ssptursd soldiers. The
sdministxetiem wgHtS 10 ksap them in
Soushsrn prisoas 20 ~ 20 be athletic spread
stories Of tksiF ssdssiags abous sasstien
time, and shaa hslp them In the sanEAss.
They cosdamn eur brothers and Sons to q
afasl sapEivity % make political capital
of thaif tsrmsnts, and 10 keep aP the sR-
nifty bstwsea the North and Seash. Wa
defy any ons 70 give and other tanabls
sxpladhsien ef their conduct World.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-29

RaasuT eeAs 2e xs&ss Dsacsacs In his pgsfazsaeaE ,
xzgsa Srs4ass4 oF ys&srson Ms1ien1 Calves FaAaA
asapslx Pa. sn6 Of sns Fayslsians AsA sazKseps q
weetssu Hsw Torkt tenders hiS services 30 the
inAknsssass ~ ooaneil BsnFs sUd vsefn1Hs 8psesss
asssntaea etssa 90 diseases ct
FEMALEa AND CHxL4pREN Z
zsAasf sehssA Ass AroussAaAors &ysri&as 4sssk IN
e4dsnx 10 sAs west.
Gaz ba fsHad at his Tsatdsaess 2v&ssess aeSys
sne Ress Case whsa nas enthusiastically aessaf,
MsFeh ~, 1884. fy.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-29

sTaCK TMsA kM x0ER EAx AND KEEP
Yf THxRE!
The fsilswiag seafessson wss made hJ
the Hss, s,ar. Dawes Rsps sblssaa mem
ber Of Congress from Massachusetts,, on
the 2sth Of april, In which be exposed
shs sSszupsassa oil Liaeosa's adzaiaissga-
sivz $s3 49ff8S Stssetssss Ff@sss
ssTHRsGKETI4E 4EalEN MUST REMEA-
BRR fHAr LIN RAE FIRST YEAR or
A REPUBLICAN, ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH GAME INTO POWER UPON
PRoYRSsRsGS OF RxFoRM AxsD m
TRENoHksENT, THERE Is NDUBITA-
BILE EVIDENCE ABROAD IN THE
LAND THAT soMEBODY MAS PLUM
DEREO THE PUBLIC TREASURY
WELL NIGH R THAT SINGLE YEAR
AS MUCH As THE ENTIRE CURRENT
YRARIK RxRENsES on THE eiaaT :
ERNMENT DURING THE ADMINS
YRkTT0E WHICH THE PEOPLE
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
DE IT'S C0RRUPTIoN.e s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-29

VIII say faxes, buy and sell City and couafy
0xAsras Maks calse&iens, Furnish Abstracts Of IL
alsss and aa svsryt la& pertaining 10 . 6saeRal
AEsneTs
We hays tAs eply ssszais&s AEsKR A0f or xlSSsks
sa KKxxs EsEhM& amasxaea&8 pss&s, &sxsxA8ex,
Rrast Deeds and Tax Titfss, togskhsx vita fan sad
so@piaas Docket ss al Juasn s1s4, Daas&es snG
ExsSsti3n Sales In PsstawSktazaie CsHnsE, &Aew-
tag al izrsEn BE- Mncsss usas aaa asfsc<ivs titles
ID" Coawsyaneing psemptiy Attsaasa TO.
Aus. IL, lsSA,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-29

g NEITHER THE PRESIDENT
NOR CONGRESS GAN EMANgIPATE.
SLAVES ANY MORE THAN THEY
CAN aaaNr sfKLs oY 'DfYoRoE. =
-Ex- Gog. Hsmry Dslssom.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-29

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
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stseE sfwsf-eaesr Ssastsntiy On hAnas Ceilings
aseStaasA asd w4Ila essefsa-
re Orders from t1wn eF ceunaSy, soizeAteG and
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-29

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-29

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-29


AarraA Fss AhrAhaa shs greaa,
u As. y ssssss5s sss @ y 'as 7 sr:snassks sswl,
q AsA sacA saan Asyss iMxTss wsgs n
AZ sweet as sugar candy.
assFaaEK MAkE.s Nksx.
ME Saward has given mero posalar
denoRssEasssa OF the propssiaiaa that
zoe Daaosssls wAe oppose Mr. Lincoln
sssI sss gsIssTs. ). M Hs sassxss sha. shs nsn-
hsss been I'D sSpsxassssSa .wazh Msssr.
Clay aad Halssnh at niagarss bas was
nol Ar. Horasa Greeley, Eho u in the
vssy odor Of Loyalty, guilty o. the sans
The ssxsssry OF ssass p<svss 10 Inn
own sAsisfassioa thai shs Demosxass who
mss Asssrs. Clay and Holaomh In eouA-
ssl aSrssd on basis cf peace. The as
sass Mr. Seward goss sttli further and |
shows that the terms agreed oa bsswssn
sks higa contracting p&rsies axs ssabea.
led IN the Chicago plasfasm. This se
are happy 80 have asssrtained, for ID. nd.
dision 70 cur appFoval 'ea prinefpls Of
thas szabodimans 0f she sisws Of the De-
zaoerssy, ss san nor give IL nil the nsrs
earnest commendasioa, On the gronad
shai xith all lss noble daeiasations 81
righs poaicy and eonssitusiosal lAw, isl
sAbodlss sn sgrsed basis Of, shsssfcrs,
assured peasa I--Dasly Ness.
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hiaalsa, Ssath oarolins; Dsrisn and
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prssids.ss asgs~ .s@ piscs.-E =.
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------.-.------.--.-.-----.------@
TEE TEsr os LoyAasT. Dick Rassssd
appealing . AZ Sgrasass Caassnsi "a IN
fassf Y1 oss of two rival associations
each sisemins ta ess par sxsellsness lcy.
als afEsd ais Reias With more aandos
shsn psndanes- "Ts shink" saia b,
Eshas re alone represent the ssas Hnisa
parsy of Nsw YoFk, and Il 10 quits ssi-
idsaus thar prs<idsrs Lincoln thiaks 70
eos. Tor hs has inst appoinsed to the Cell
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-29
LOOK ON rms PfoT URE.

E0oK ON THIS PfCT URE.
Sm HAVE NO PURPOSE, DI-
RECTLY Oh, INDIRECTLY, TO IN
TRRPEKE WITH TIKI INSTITUTION
OF sI.AVKRYu IN THE sTATES
WHERE ri ExlsTs. | RELIEVE
HAVE NO LAWFUL RIGHT TO DO
so, AND / HAVE NO INCLINATION
TO DO S0.o--Prssiasal Liaeo5a IN
his Kaaggufsl Addrsss.
THEN an THIS.
sssIS SokDxRJ lND DRoEARg THAT
ALL PERSONS HELD AS SLAVES
IN THE SAID DESIGNATED STATES
AND PARTS OF STATES ARE AND
HEREAFTER SHALL BE FREE.''--
Lsmeola's Emancipation Proclamation.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-29

x~sr vzaax spscIasAsIaus and biIls Of material
ag rEbHie or pTtvs1s buiAtngS.
gr Arcaltecsnr&l Ornament, foEasssrsonss and
1gRe a@eMxHs e. FsS ass stS4sss~s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-29

fprom tos ohtc Crtsas-
DoM8 O @w. megE KlG&H ACCEPT 9a
RE1 EET TINE CkksCA@@ M0AzN A..
xEoNf
va urfns below the lestsr of General

Py0m t0s unfe CTts4x
noms Q NV, aeGEKLGA1 A&gRRT 0A
nEzKc xHK cAaacASe MoAaNA-
Rs prins below the lsster ef General
MCCLELLAN, 10 The CommiEtse sppoiaasd
81 Chicago 10 notify him oil his noaiaA-
sion, and diressily Relieving Il the plaa-
form Cd which be was nonanssed. Tha
Commistee say thai they pressnssd ihim Q
eopy Oh these resolutions as sha saIne
Esna thar ankiRsd hiEa ef ASS nsAxn{ assan-
Hs barely nllndes TO thssa resolutions,
and then onIy to missspressnt shair latent
and msaniag. The psaesproposlsicns and
d eonvanlion Of States, be sousEass into
shs permission of ssany ona SsAte1 TO
come back into The Unioa, is shoaId re-
eeiyed at onee, &c.
Nu& word ntsuss an fsaxznisslassH .
eeasatioa Of hossilisias, &c., &a., hut be
falls back on the war a. consaenos8 by
|LlScots, and which be then sppFey
and approves still. Tbs CxBis opposed
war before ons was iraguralsd, il op-
posed Lincolnss war when ha sommsaesd
hive opposed is through ali It's staguss
from krss 10 lsss, and shall sontinus to
oppose 1t, whether carried on 90 LincDfnss
or McCfsllanss sspiau's Of cosrcing soves-
I'm Ssases, iassssd of ealiing soavsn-
don ef sueh States, thas shsy may sstEis
lhair difEculslss and preserve Stass riglsts'
| Cosycsa Is aepotism--s consolidated sm-
psre--a lcss of liberty 20 States and csti-
sens, and exchanging s ssvigUseus natisn-
aiitys for cenststutaonsi gcvsrnmsnt-
| If such doesorinss iose the New York
bond halders their nnoney, II will saxs
shis and the nsxt tsr gsnesskfuDs fros.
taxes worse than kgyptian bo9dags. u
ne stood alcna la the Wsss IN 1861 in op-
posing ths war in It's incepsEun, We can
stand alone 10 maintaining ssths faith oi
our fashers'' In 1864. Les thoss whe
suocumbsd 70 the war threats of 1881
bow to shs threats Of 1864 frofa the sson.
sy plandsxsss o9 Wall sssass, IL shsy
| choose 10 40 %, We expect 70 live 10 sss
Ishsm cenfssa shsis .arross, a. shsy die
shses ysass ago. IL aos, 10 Will sos DE.
sarb IN. We ara net - lsass Aaaad y
sappsss aay man whorapudiatss Me ssry
plsffesm oa which be wsa zssnainased sa<
nho nskss one Cor himself. Ehsss shingl
ase wershy Of confederation AZ Isass be-
fore ssasibis ssasa, janp = essa0lasisns
"a fraudalena ssla IN aoa hiaains In law
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-29

DABBITT i SON,
R0Nw A. jon PRKNTE Rsy
y,s.sa ma !. phsuai Bloe&, sus< u o L@aA oaAss
uppar Breaaway,
COUNCIL HLUFFs, IOWA.
xFoxaers ssassssss sa4 .s<aassty 49,.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-01

thirty days supply Of subsistence, On the com.
irgTy, we are led to infer that he took uothin or
next 70 nothing, with him In the way Of pro-
visions. lie distinctly tells his mon that
Il ey are TO rely on the country for food, anl
in presses on the various commanders tue
necessity OF collecting Ia thor wagons, by
raging, at least ten days supply IN advance.
Having thus settled the COmm,soriat qu"s-
tie to his satisfaction, he seems 10 have settled
down into the comfortable assurance that no
will make a safe and easy march Of fifteen miles
per day, unCmbarfassed by ubdumte Confederate
soldiers, and uninpedcd by anything like mill
tary resistance. IL is encouraging 10 Us 10 know
that even this limited rate OF advance has nor, up
TO this date, been accOmpli he'd by the Yankee
army. We do not intend 10 inform the Yankee
newspapers where Sherman now is but we cl
no hesitation in ASSURING them that he is no, IN
Charleston or Savannah, or either In Macon OF
Augusta ard that not one Of those cities has
even been threatened by his forces. We can tell
them likewise that his march has been even
more ltsurely than he anticipated; and that, so
far from accomplishing the modest fifteen miles
a day, provided for in his orders, he has not At
tained much more, on an average, than the half
OF that rate.
1t is now fifteen days since he lef Atlanta. In
a week he was 10 be In possession Of MtcO1, and
in twelve days Of Augusta, aud in few days
more of some other important point; bui where
is he now We leave iC 20 the Yankee papers to
gu, IS, supplying them only with The intormlipn
tbJt be has not found sweet potatoes very abun-
dant in Georgia, and thar hog and hOmuv have
hot been served up for the prlliill Entertainment
Of his hGdeyllIed troops.
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eeis are-Alfred Fassltt president; 7. A. Wafer
man, Secretaryi Frederick Fairthorne, Trea-
surerj and James W. Paul, Solicitor. These GEN.
tl'men are well known to our business cou-
munity.
Government bonds continue IA demand and
prices are steady with sales of5.2Os at 1904 6s Of
1881 At ll23@ll2s; and new 1905 at 99l; PENN
sylyana 5s are selling ct 93}; and new City C.
at 1914.
In Railroad shares there IS no material chaags
to notice Reading sold at 67I; Lit sehuylkiu
at 10, Camden and Amboy at 1872 Minehil at CO.,
Catawissa Railroad common At l6I; and PENN
sylwnia Railroad at 07i; 60 was bia for Phua-
dolphin and Germantown; 80 for North Pena-
syiyaniai 81 for Caawissa preferred; 10 for
Lehieh Valley and 81 for Philsdepha ana
Baltimore.
CanM shares continue quiet, with sales Of Della
ware Division t38s Su-que1aura Canal At 143;
and wyoming Canal at 7S; 32I was bid for
Schuy Ikil Navigation common, and 3s3 scr
preferred.
City Passenger Railroad shares are dali, with
sales of Spruce and Pine Ats35; &C was bid for
Second and Third decline OF o; 50 for Fifth
and Sixth, decline Of 3 26 for Thirteenth audi
Fifteenth; &C for West Philadelphia; rs for Arch
Street; and 2j for Green and Coues; AZ VAS
asked for Tenth and Eleventh; 10 for Raoe aAd
Vine Streets and 264 for Girard College.
Bank Shares are firmly held, with sales Of
Grard Bank at 81; 81 was bid for Mechanics ;
50 for City; i5 for Consolidation; snd 81 FOR
Manufacturers and Mechanics; 1856 was asked
for North American Bank; 1891 for Phiadel.
phis, 60 for Commercial; 20 for Northern Llber-
tics; and 90 for Kensington.
Oh stocks, as we have noticed for several days
past, continue inactive, and prices are unsettled.
Dalzcll sold at 9l@9si McClintock at % Perry
at Al Cherry Run at 30; aud Densmore at as;
So was bid for Maple Shades 81 for McElhenyS
4Y for Rock Oil and % for Noble and Della
mater.
Gold is rather dull this morning, openire at
2263; advanced and sold at 22Sl at 10 o'clock;
fell OF and sold at 225A at Iii rallied aud sold 1T
227 at u; and 1854 at p. M.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES, DEC. !.
Reported by Clarkson Co, Brokers No. III s. Third g.
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PHILADELPHIA TRADE REPORT.

THURSDAY, December The Flour NJ act
presents no new features, there bsng scarcely any de
maEd either for export or home use There has beeb,
however, steady demand for the supply OF the Comnis
sary ont and notice sales OF 400 bblR Ponnt n
yapa family at sl2Q so; 400 do and about 200
obs. Delaware Mills extra terms not made putne.
Sales for the supply OF the home trade al from s9f " t9
for supernne OF an inferior quality and fancy lrands
in quality. IN Rye Flour and Corn Meal there ID IN"
paratyoy nothing 10 fix prices.
Holders Of Wheat firm IN their views, aud he
business effected in the way Of sales continues cf
tremciy limited character supplies come forward slowly
and the stocks ON haad much reduced. The sales re
confined 70 00700O bush prime Pennsylvania sOahera
red az ~ GI@2 3d. aud about 1000 blsl Kentacky wA8
81 ss There is very lltt doing IN ya In he s3sengs
uf trar sactons quote the article al u 70 roe e sd
van &C in tue price of Corn has caused hra feens sd
sales ot Old yellow reported nc SlJO and neF &c as
s65Hl'75 Oats N limited demand at We, Win s1el
BARLEY and Barley Mali without essential chanse "a
prices. 81 , ., -. ~,
no'brg doing In the way sales II is worth So o. .
IA M. Tim nv Is quiet rhsre Is Idefate dem 1ua
for igaNs eed al 50 30, with sales. ,o
woradl, posed ot At 81 90. .,.-, A.. H. ... .
.-HtH.. AsanaH