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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-24

EQUESTRIAN AID "SrRoxo. .MrxDKD"
WEDprSG.-A wedding took place at
Sherwood, Illinois, recently, Ehs cen
tracing parties being Dir. Josiah w.
Crandall and Miss HELEN D. Elarss. The
ceremony was performed in fruns Of the
officiating clsrgymau's residence, the bEi-
DIAL party being on horseback, and TIE
bride and her three bridesmaids, Aiiss
Fancy G., Hurst, Julia Shellenburg and
Mics Mary M. Thurber,) dressed aHd
mounted sn cavalier.
The brides costume consisted Of deep
blue cloth dress coat, dep blue cassimer
pants, buff cashmere vest, black dress
hat, chos er collar, black neck. tie, rufied
shirt busom and buf kid gioves-plaiu
fat gilt buttons Of the richest quality on
the coat AID vest. The bridesmaid.
WIRE dressed precisely like the bride, ex-
cepting only that they wore plain shiri
busolns and iavander colored gloves. Tbs
novelty Of the ceremony attracted a iargs
company OF the neighbors. After ths
ceremony vas over, the bridal party rode
TO The resi- aenee of Mr.. Crandall's IN ,ths
er, where 9he formal Wedding feast toak
plaes. TIE bride and the bridesmaid
wore their riding saiss during the wbels
day.
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<RsDAY. NOVEMBER "a. 1864.
AxuraxmsuUrRAeg. 4

Aboat sixty Hanaibsl mlIisis arrived
ak PaimySa nighl hefare last, aud daries
tha night, id esncefs with soans aeyal'
On Laaguers OF that place, forcibIy ea.
tered the ofkcs Of the Spectator, Me.
Cleiiau papar. ehyew all the type and .
100 press osk ps the winaow into The
sereets, breaking up the beaches aud play,
ing havoc generally, anJ dtstroying all
the McCielfan kiekets Fsnaaining Ii The
otzoef ins0iyiax . loss % she proprietor
Mr. y. 5ossy, Il 3i 900.
Tbs editorial arkisles ia the Spsrfsior,
we're "a near neusxsl a. they we'll eoald
be, while the editor and putlishsr, Dir.
Sossy, is and has been from the bcgia-
ming "a oaisaoksn Union man. We having
attended Uaion msessng, hsld At Pal
myya, as early as February, '6l, In which
the very Hea who mnhbsd ths oehse par
tieipa.sd, and Of which Dir. Sosey was
Vics presidgns, and which the secession
isss 6aally broke ap. The head aad froas
Of the oHending vas, that hs was nos able
20 s.ksep STEP y rot tsto the music OF shs
Union, - bat With thess s.loysls kessls,
.sn, and sspporiiag MsCislIan shs late
Coinfnanlef ljz Gaisf af - ~ n sFmsns.
We deem Further eommenss entirely an
necessary, farther than 70 cay shas ss
least In Missouri violenes rules the day.
-Qaiaey Herald.
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er Abolisicnisss tell us there can |

R Aboliticnists tell us there can be
no psace--it would be dishouarahie.
Why IL this . dishonorable proposi.'
ion II the diciples Of skoady viii an
swes ct all tsey will say, because is does
not abolish slavery.
Is is dishonorabls TO have the Uaion
"a oar patrios fathers made its
10 is dishonorable TO adhere 10 khs old
Conssitution Of 1852
Is IL diahouurabie to hare the North
and The South TO dwell together 10 bar
nony, animated By eommoa integss foE
national grsatnessp
Yes, say the disciples of the rail-splli.
ter, unless slavery is abolished.
Yes, says Lincoln, In has letter 20 whom
it may concern.
Yes, say WIN. Lloyd Gasrison, Fred.
Douglas and Abby Kelly.
Yes, say the whita liVersd geetry who
are robbing the Government and growing
rich upon she aiiiL.fions Of the people
Yes, say those who vent into 1ts ovsg
the hanging Of Old John Brown, the arss
rebel.
Yes, say Hncoln's hundrsd thousand
hearriess officials.
Yes, sag aH who are willing to Kill
white men to free niggeEs. La CFoszs
Democrat.
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Ryr On Monday last an American Ea-
gle Mighted on the t,p OF flagstaff whieh
the Democrats of liillsboro' Bridge, n.
Ii. bad rsised, and on which the stars and
stripes were proudly waving in The breeze.
While be vas rsssisg above our national
ensiga an aboiitlonist procured q maskes
and Rred at him, bat missed kis aim, and
NE noble bird, the smblem OF our king
dom was uaharmed. After rsnsiuiaa %
the staff for half an hear he spread Ais
wihgs and Hsw to his home In the lnogs-
taing.
-day the mad attempts OF the fanatics
20 destroy the government ef which thas
noble bird lie the symbol, be equally un-
successful Maarhsier Daily Uaisa-
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lANEsss ssAaps kxrs@xs

Cltixsas in Esw York can have 40 Idea
Of tbs extent Of the r bbery Of votes sens
holns, and saksa IL the nifitaay caanps eg
tls sesuasys fog l3sa- sios)aslian. In many
iassaaesss which ean b. prossA, Ms0lei-
lsa dckesa hase been saAan from Ehs bali
Iots end Linaoln tickets substituted for
tkesn. fb osh r. eases, tie Mcclellan bal
lots, aheagh sent throagtS tue malta, bare
/ |ne< ysMeked their dessiaafloa. Thass ars
|tsrisue charges 20 make, bot they can be
sabsiantiated 90 the bess authority. The
vsissr uf fhis +. b. lie preparing 10
aake good these ehargee by reference to
wss of aaaaubted ssspssaahilify In Queen
|seuafy, Suffolk esunty, Washington eoana
81, and Dueness county, where be has
been making addresses for tho past week.
|soIdiers write heine ID their private let
Ftefs thas lhey forwaFdszi sbeir ballots ca
: certaia day, aad 70 certain p~rsans
namad, and thess ballots, ii they have
reached their dessinasign, are not dsliv.
cred, sAaagh inquired for fsu1n DAP 60
day. IaIshs fault withl fhs pastmsasers,
|os xish aaosa nc hsaaqaarserss Why are
t1esa sesssFs nsk lRen<. 81 hefne ri. why.
are hey noe aeIlvsredf RepabIican LED.
ters, inclosing tickets, come In das coarse
OF nail. Nhx, ws ask again, 10 gowns
like Fort Ana, Whitehall, Southampton,
sag Harbor, Red HOOK, and other places,
ws specify these upon tbs ssids nee With
Ia cur reaeh1 ars DsnoSrasis tickets kept
haeke Let the honest AND daesag msa 10
ths ranks Of ths iminlssrasion answer.
w has Do mea like Gen. Die Sickles, and
Jadgs piszgepoat think Of this tamper-
ing with the United States mails and the
ballot boxS Yesterday, 10 Dashess coan-1
sy, fact like this come 10 our notiee.-I
A soldier, who had scot home bic vote for
the UsEnoerasie nominees some davs af-
tsraard, Fseeived = fariaugh, and, on
reaching Red Hook last geek, weat to get
bis sealed ballot. he fvun {, on opening,
thai it bad bseu taHnpeFea wish, and that
the eleetoral ticket, which be bad placed
ia she ballot himself for Mcclellan asd
Pendleson, had been substituted by .
Liaeoin and johnson ticket. This soldier
makes oath Of the trath Of this statement
which is nos Ia the hands Of the Hon.
Riilian Kelly, one Of the Stats comnis-
SioneFz Ia WRshington city, with Judges
Alien and Parker. We hare evidsneea of
just such frauds perpesEated upon sol.
diers' votes 10 this city and in philalel-
pbia, and Ia the latter city, in one in
stance, the vote Of oDe Of Gen. Grants
stat was changed frog NcClelIan to Lin
eoin after be had forwarded the ballot
1, is te cover np Just such frauds as these
that w1e hear SO much Of frauds By Dem
oeratie agents.
As specimen Of the soldiers' votes
for Dir. Lincoln, il vas stated in Wash
ington yesterday that Ghe President had
bad bis attention called 70 a case whore
the cploucl and adjatant Of q regiment
have returned eight bunired and sixty
vote., OF which seven hundred and
ninety we're for Lincoln, when oEly one
hundFed ard iifty men are now in the reg
inent at service. The fraud vas perpe-
trated by taking the whole number OF
names which originally left in the regi
ment to lin the army!
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rHE nAExs.Ass sREED sLAvKs


By q military order iasaed yesterday By
Mai. Gsu. Waflace. alI the slaves recent
" emsneipated under the vrovisions Of
the nsw Constitution are plaeed under
special military pFoseeaion until the State
Legislature, by lks eaactments, snail make
such protection unnecessary. A Freed
mans nureAu is 20 immediately organ
ized, which Ii placed in charge Ut Major
Este, who is authorized, in all cases Of
complaints, TO institute Investigations iEs-
to the conduct Of the former masters Of
slaves, and TO make necessary arrests -
Provost Marsisals thru ashout the State
are also dirt etsa to hear complaints made
to them, forward sueh information to
Major Este, and render bin such assist
aucs rs be may reqaire in the perform
nneo of the duty 70 which he has been
assigned.
For the purpose Of making provision
temporarily for the sick and ueety, Major
Este is directed 60 take possession OF the
Maryland Club Honse, ahich Ito be
known as fsErcsdmaB's Rest" All fnes
hereafter assessed and collected by the
Provost Marshal of the Department., and
such donations as may be received, are
TO be appropriated 10 the support Of the
Freedman's Ret.
In addition to the above named means
af support, Aiajor Este is directed to
make list OF aii the aVowed rebel sym
pashiEsFs, resident 10 ihc CITY Of B1lsi
more, wlth d view to teEyins such enntri-
buttons upon them as may be from time
TO time required.
The question might be asked: What
has the military authority Of the United
States to do With the execution Ct th'
eiTil laws Of the State Of Maryland? 80
But that would be superfuous. We
sboald rather ask what is there In the
Union that the military power has moth
ing 10 do wiihS All laws are set at de-
fance by the military power. What q
land Of constitutional freedom sbis isl
The Austrian peasant enjoys more free
dom than ws do, and the serfs Of Russia
are lsughing as TO sooFn, when we nsn-
tion our constitutional government.
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An arsieie u goiag shs rouais Of ~
.papsrs stating han Nssasxs was aAmisted
| ,pso she Uniea, Il Il ssatsd shal ~
lnnxsss dispAkeh ssss senf sser q ssle.
| Ix~pA saaa. N - sefy = - asssdl
Csassisatisu, wklsh asssalned ossr ~ !.
600 wssds. This Dispatch vas sent 70
Lineoln at an expsasa Of over $6, 600 90
soms aas OF the hard earnings gf tbs
people, 90 that Lisools might issas hia
proclamation admitsing the aew State ia.
% shs UaIpn, 50 as 70 ssUars sAfea slss-
soral votes TO all bin Ia bis elee-
tion In his ssowa rag" which way was
rs usu4l, in yislosioa Of the Conssi-
tuition AID Laws which reqnirs in ihia
case, that shs ssats shall be admtt-
ted ''upon duly sssesssd and certified
eopynof ita Constitution being 6len in the
ofies Of the Secretary Of State ai Wash
ingtoo City. The lss could not be Oom-
piled with in time to secure the electoral
vote for Lineoln, hence the iaw muss b
violated and the peopls taxed TO secure
thrse votes for him in an illegal way.
This iilsgsamass way Of gessiug .
Stats into the Uniou, reniads as Of the
woman who bore 9 son TO her husband,
VITO had been absent in ealiforais for
three years by ths simple process Of re-
esiving > lssser from him.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-24

In the Field.
To GtasratT Il. LsHss
Oa The 2Slh inst. at O'Clock P. NJ,
after marching all day aud night pFeVi-
yious,v. came up With Price at Newto-
MIA, With Forts au.i Jennison's brigadcs
uf NV division. Price had gone into
emp 10 the timber south of the town,
taiuking that We had quit the pursuit.
Upon discovering our advance be form
ed gne lino Of battle in the edge Of the
timber, another in front OF the prairie,
Developing about ten thousand men. |
o4e.i forward rapidly and attacked him
xith wkoT. The fgbt lasted from three
O'Clock until dark, and vas the warmest
contested 6rld We have bad in the cam
pai ru. With the two brigades held the
field without support until near sundnsn
xhen Sanborn cuEne up just 10 time to
form on my left and Fepulse aanking
column Of the enemy. We then drove
them from the Eetd 10 confusion.
They retreated hastily and moved all
night on the Casssille road. My loss in
killed and wounded is about ll5, aud
about lis horses killed.
A rebel surgeon, sho came in With a
ilag Of truce, reports the enemy's loss at
over 200. Among their killed are two
colpaeIs.
a SPY Of ours, who has been With them
for several days past aud during the bat
tie Of the 2S.h has come in, and reports
that Price haa $4,000 men armed and
10 900 unarmsd that be had still about
400 wagons, mostly loaded with goods
pIun.lered, and that be has burned large
an 1ants OF bis transportation. he says
Price will not kght aaless compelled tos
ID save bis train and uaarmed conscvipes,
bnt will move as rapidly rs possible to
Red river. He also says that Price in.
teadad to make bis headquarters this win
ter ut Kausas City. This is also oorrob-
Grated by nost of the prisoners we baEe
takess.
Price toll tba Missouri recruits that
Knnsas could not raise force enough TO
aistuEb bin in carrying cut his program
me.
Gencral Cnrtis ordered the tr3ops 10
march yesterday morning AT three O'Clock,
and vigorously follow up the pursuit, bat
before the hour arrived, an order came
from General Rosecrans for ell the for
Oes of Plsasonton To ahaadou the pur-
suit and Fcfnra to the headquarters OF
their respective districts. Yesterday !
removed to this psias to recruit the stock
and rest The man, and be within support
ing distance OF Fv1ts 8ibsoa, and Smith.
OYdsgs hays just arrived from Lienstn-
ans Gesersl Graaa, which wlIl, hope, en-
able ~ 70 do fAe enemy more damage.
OF NE Shasnse souasy militia ons bun
drsd have come home pareled. Thev
hare saESsred mach from food and bard
% ayel. All say thsy were well treatsa
as prisoners, They speak vcll Of 0saer-
al Shelby. IwiIl keep ysa advised as
p=sper. Truly yours,
81 - ~ JAS. q, BLUNT.
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a aaa, asisg - keloepes~&ee asRa
iacarDAts, vsry 500 60 tlrsa T. kiilieg
fhoss whoxn he san SO. EvsM the suf-
geoa NE d aisseeeiag y eospss soyssss sp
The fses ct Ais su65esks 1Aoee ksxa sszsk
flssix IRE ipts thssAF~ sf &snkh ~ sesy
are stil bumsa syssvs1e Nskk - 4sssk-
gaze VI tins slApxhtaSd he poor fsalew
whe aeves DID O. ha<n 70 fssf sef ssss
lsliypsEy IN his saseds-es anaMe hip hassa
spart % oas hands snd - Aek hsalas
bgash iRse eur Eses-this kiad sf busi-
ness seq sooa sEsksas 9na fsseiss sss
svases sesdfes. Nbee 80 hswe sssss .
few nen slAsA& - stsk % aesaas my
CbFissiaa fFaea4 -say msae4es2s passs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-24

How LIZ DIp ira committee called
on fourishlng tradesnan 90 solicit Q
subscription for the support Of . elsr-
gymau.
s'Csn't do II, gentlemen," was the re-
ply; al gave fye dollars to tha Rss. Mr.,
P, yesterday" ~
Aftsr much persuasion, however, they
succeeded in getting him 10 pat down .
like smouas for sha Rev. MIR. R., and
dcrarsea wssA shanks hns q minute at
serxsrds be was Overheard giving shs
following directions 10 an assistant -
stDraE OF Hss dollars worth Of liquos
and GU sish water. Take IT oak og tbs
rev of easks sext 10 those tsas yoa wasrr.
ID yesterday FOE the Kev. Mr. ?
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DEGRADATION OF TME POLITICAL
CLERGY.

Tie Chiaago Tunes relates how last
Su1day clerical saAs eul0lss az Bryan
liail. 10 that city, told the female meln-
beers - tis audience shas the day vas nos
disla,H Thsn ths aristoeratic and haughty
woucr of the South would kneel humbly
1T their feet and implore the privilege OF
doing their washing, the happiness OF be.
iag allowed 90 serve as menials Ia their
kitchens.
Female shoddy heard the words With
sinpering yeonpiaisanee, wagged It's rich
head load OF featasFs, rusllsd iss costly
silks, ,swiadlsd iks fsa, and gave the speak.
ar aadiabie round Of applause.
Ths Rochester Democrat, an AboIilion
sheet If acreage responsibility, conducted
by once holders, bad 90 Saturday last tbe
folsewiRa announcement.
LAsr CALI I--Copperhsads will be skin.
ned on Monday evening 10 the City Hall,
by Rev. DR.. Robinson, who has lent a
hand at the business before. Ait such
creatures who dc nos want to be hayed,
ara hersby aaeetioaasly sdYissd - keeP
sway Hs lhls tixac.
a Aelssieai skiaasr Of ns1l
Wehsse becuta little agsn On shss elass
81 professional shsissiaa bas hare con
eladed 70 let shsm alons hessaEses. Theg
say thas we viii 10 20 bell whsn we diq.
u that y 70 bs Ger fats, ws had bssses
make friends wlsh The preachers and hy
and sssass srssa sassa i lssssssf aalxosas
sissae che &ssil hssere We ssaxt ~ sai
ISnk Journey. he certainly will have
sosas eompassicb On hose wbe eoms Il
hia wssA ssroas ssssammsadAlssas fsoaz
N seassss I'D ssss irssasas.
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g II Lhsss safeSnai faH0tiesGnd Abo-
I;tioHists sUsr get the poTsr TIA their.
haHd4, they giA ovsride the ConsiitW-
lios, set The Supysms Coart al de6GRes,
change and make Idscs TO ssii thsnaselrss
Lar VIOLENT HANDS on THOSE VINO DER-
rER wITH THIN IN oPISIoS, or dare gues-
ton heir fidelity, and .6aafiy bankrupt
the country and dssa9s ii soith blood. -
DANIEL NkBsrKR.
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THEN ON rHTS.

81 ORDER AND DECLARE THAT
Alt PERSONS HELD AS SLAVES
IN rue SAID DESIGNATED STATES
AND PARTS or STATES ARE AND
HEREAFTER SHALL BE FREE. D.
Liaoola's Emancipation Proclamation.
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LOOK. ON THIS .PTc7 URE.

81 Look ON THIS PFCT URE.
sS~s4l NAVE No PUaPoSa, DI-
RECTLT OR INDIRECTLY, TO IN
TERFERE WITH TIE INSTITUTION
OF SLAVERY IN THE STATES
WHERE IT EXISTS. / BELIEVE
HAVE NO LAWFUL RIGHT TO DO
so, AND 1 HAVE NO INCLINATION
TO Do SO."-Prezideat Ltncoln ia
IL. En....f 49,.
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- There - ret denaesrasis paper
left In Maryland. All hAvs bsxa fup-
pressed By tke military authority placed
there by AsFmbam LIncDla. ssAEisceKe-
aation', pscsnres are mos allowed 10 Be
exhibiked II BAitimurs. f1etAiAg nsy BE-
pubtisAed o. dspiUssd but what is fassFz-
bic to Mr. Lincoln. And this 10 e&llsd
liberty and free alestfea.
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g s4rgtss gsssr~Y'~. Y'~.e.lplg1ATt5 = I'sf psss' 7
Badwia B Dodge,
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Tys.fsfr / s(ss,,f fE n s4 sss go TA6 srrxni
Mossz aud GsssFszi ast - sEs a.f fS
ksasz aasa AcroHass, as Rroersts u same prsmesr
ix rsMlEi3l - q T ~ FSx
1Tsse& asfd fuf asEs-ry ieat tRsa swvsss q Cas-
ala4feMs csaRliez Of Iosss saa Rsexsskfea aessAi
terms
Rauxisa< pxEEnzsa Savesuassak HsRnsy zz& eeC2
pay claims collected fT relative Of deceased sssd
isgN. tt< HfEt ~ 80 p
REPgkERCRs-Fars BANK, New Ysrk ssgts
saxinx Associ atiaza. a. Lsais; Drsxsl . Co., Fht
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eAagh Ga, Chicago; G4lmeSs, puniap CO Cla.
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J1pSlat4nE Of s4--. sss.r --gsa-t-a
5AMs0,- LAVA, MosAIu, CoRAL, AEp soI.p
STuSE SETT, -|
Bracelets, LSekets. RlnEs, Stads, wsteA kRya,
vest Chains, Hsek GhzIus, spect4cles,
&c. &c, '..
LR~whteh xil be spid at lsw prices, xpd sssTy ar
iicle HaTFBatsd To grove gast a. Fspgesented.
wserhes CIoek ans ge~plry TsSa&rsa iH thH most
thorough aad xoFkmanlike RTanaeF, aud all w0rk
ss<TeMtsS anil eAarges veas0Habie.
COsnciI Bluff, T9wS, Ars, 10. 1880. u
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-E.s- Cor. Henry DsIIoFs.

! ik~ g Tbe fsst can 30 lengss bs dis
gaised thss sasay af the Republican Sem
asors desige war aud disanTon, under pre-
text OF saving the Union. Tasy visa so
get rid Of she SaaAhsxn Ssakss. In order
to have asisrisy IN sAs Senate to con-
srm the appointments, and Haanv Of them
think they can bold permanent Repub-
Iiean ssaioffss in thv Northern States, but
nos inIhs wxDss uaisa sf1w pmskisaaEea-
sons shes are gaxious 70 dissolve the Un-
ion. n Il ean be doss withost holding
shsss sespossitse befsss tbe people. ~
SI.3hss Il. DoASias IN ne q. .. Sssssss,
yss. 70. aed0.
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10 ,a.s - =. 2 toVr0IL HLuFFs. iowa. III RsDA,


We sas~.E, shs Rspsbiissa pszsss--
Tue Kspahitsss pAxsy misAs have pre-
s<ssijt g aii1s tsks - spsissasaassasH var,
l'It uIeks MRS nvsa he iisss sf taoss-
aads ofthe ssss men 81 shs NAsasa, and
sAoassddk 70 aiiiiioas Of ne psaplss
] sseasy- Fa sssf IL shas "a ~, ssasad
Ehsf Relieving frpn shs spsseh n srzrxxs
A. DegsEAssasliysrsd in ne iiastsa Ssatss
Ssaass, Jaaaary ID, 1884, apeaahs saa-
sramiss aaeaaassss shsn pcniing before
the Senate: - .. sa @ ! - ! z
ssl believe this to be . fair basis of
ami6Ahls sAiinstmens. n you Of the Res
pahiieaa si1e ase nak wiIliax 70 aoeeps
this, nor che proposiaisn al ehe SsAasoT
fsom kansnsky, { ,fr. Crsttenasn,l pray
fsil us vAss yea ars ssilliaa 20 d8f
r ri fAnpxESs ssx aSasiEv 70 RgrusxleAss
osLr, ros raR RxAsas FaAT sN ras Cox
Mgrsss eR TaIxTgxs, Rgw pArs Aoos
rs,o.s saps ras Tsrros slsTss. lsflssss.
| Tpssas AAp nAsis. sxssxssxs sakis
xxsufkEzw ys Accxxf snE EaoF0strzox ~
III. .vxsxsAEsx vxixxD rzcs kxsTucxv,
Ma. CssxTxSnxh,i "A 4 Rss&i. sxTTIgxEkT
on fHs CONTROVERSY. ~ fS~ssDED am sus-
FAgxgs av rHz REfrsLlcAx MExRxass
ssHESCR THE S0lsE RESPONSE
BILiTY OF OUR DISAGREEMENT,
AND TIE sOSLYrs DssFNNLI1 Ik
THE WAY or An AsfitAsLE 40
uSTMENT, Is With THE REPUB-
LIlAN pARTY.1
Herr a is proved that shs Rsvablisan
pafsy isrsspenslhls, ior shs sas thai 1t
is responsible, for every dollar Of nasioa-
al and stats indebtedness incurred on a.
eouas Of the war thas it Is responsible,
for the high taxes that hare been imposed
apoasss psSpae. oa ascssmx -sf the war
thasss is rsspeasible. for the distses@ and
anAass Al Fsis. whish aow sEisss ia every
part Of the eoantry-that Il 10 response
Bile, for every life lost in the war,-that
Is 10 sespsasible fsrs ana sAeala ssseivs
the sarses of every sifs maasa siasS,
and Of every child aAade a orphan, by the
war. In short that it will be responsible
for the dissolulboA of The Uusoa, should
the un!oa bs dissoissa. E,EEs
Shsu sash las Easty BE- continued in
power, or will the people change their
ralessf Let the Ballot-bexss a. The next
election proclaim the answer.
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asES NOISES aaOUsE,

GoEEer waiE. : Wafer Streets,
DkS MHkNks ,ss.s.-.s...s.s .rss-tlnaA.
This spacious aRd Oss.Eortable Hutei Is sillkept
sy 3. y sForFeWa kseN, wko have fitted ap aud
FaFnixksd IL In sly unsurpassed by any kaiel Ia
Ike wpSt. Their tablets zIways supplied With The
bestxhst the Esxskss zASr3k, aRasvssy sSnxsnienee
Afforded In The ho foF the canif@Ft and pleasure
OF EaeStx &zsg sAesE stag ~ the Gap4tsi VI i9wA-
AltaeAed ts ina hotel, is a aBs stable and Car
rfsgs Hanse. where traveiiefk' horses are cared
eaf haa pt4SSa1 AsSiAx aus zsess In he ssusstry
ssrs be aco1nagnodzted vita eanssysres TO shy pau
ef The State D. y. SPuffQA0 u Son.
Dea Aoiues, Iowa. Dee fe, Bs6S-
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COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.

COUNCIL BLUFFS tuNAs
IN q HNGAx aAa CMNAx. ESs ~ agN seEvsng 8s-
Essria led thesTis ses in els Aartise &Cemzm saSpa
business wl attend TO the selling e fhsr ~ public
on tStwale ksie of IN kIss cf stcek, wasass, bar.
nes. AMI sfi kia<fs Of rrepsffys
NJ Bs-S SsAsIiHK sDf JsTa seessaa&aAa sns fsr'
x,shssi on reasonable terms,
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SseskrlaasssAa fawKss Tss sss.
sesaryvsf ssass, .biis snasessziag "a, ,sinr
ssIsass sss ssasiy of shs Federal dosssh-
sens 10 Lord Lysas, iilsssssssd his posi-
siss - 948sIfn II ALlI7
yisSi haMd aasi saiv ~ svvssl M q aIisp
ssm of DASs. taH foHsk - 81 a1ass
sms srdsv aks smpyisesNest q y sstfssH
y sss Ygss 1s1c.esr ,sas =. ssria 80 %
4s s; Es.;s,t IS 8 ss.i.,' .'ss.
sssaSonst - easA&7x6t4 aslaE 10
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"TIIE GENTLEMEN MUST hEAEA-
Der THAT IN THE FIRST YEAR OF
A REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH CANE INTO POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS OF REFORM AND RE-
TRESCHAENT, THERE Is INDUBITA-
BILE EVIDENCE AisfsO AD IN TIE
LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM
DERED TIE PUBLIC TREASURY
WE'LL NIGH IN THAT SINGLE YEAR
AsAIUCH AS THE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES OF THE GOV
ERNsfENr DURING THE ADMINS
TRATIoN WHICH TIE PEOPLE
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
OF ITS CORRUpTI0N.''