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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-22
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Ths following confession WAS made b
the Hon. Mr. Dawes, . Republican mem.
Der Of Congress from Massachusetts, Oh
the 25th of Aprfl, Ia which be exposed
the eoEruptness of Lincoln's sdminissra-
ton
aTHE GENTLEMEN MUST REMEM.
BER THAT IN THE FIRST YEAR OF
A REPUBLICAN, ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH GAME INT0 POWER UPON
PROREssIONsoR RRR0kAa AND RE-
TRRSCHAEsT, gHEREis EkDUBITA-
BILE EVIDENCE ABROAD In THE
LAND THAT TSoAEBUDY HASPLUN-
DEHBD THE PUBLIC TREASURY
lWEILN NiGH ISTHAY SINGLE fEAR
AS MUCH Az TIE EETiKE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES or THE GOV.
ERNMENT DUkrNG THE ADMINS
TRAfIoE WHICH THE PEOPLE
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
OF IRIS CORRUPTION"
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LOOK ON THIS PIcT URE.

~ III HAVE NO PURPOSE, d.
REOTLY Or INDIRECTLx, TO IN
TERFERE WITH THE INSTITUTION
OF sLAvgRT IN M . sTATES
WHERE 1T Exists. TBELlEvE
HAVE NO LAWFUL RIGHT TO Do
so, AND HAVE No INCLINATION
lTo DO SO -yn.is<ss LAsssis b
his Es0agsrsl Addres.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-22

- 8 The feet can no longer be di&-
guised that many OF the kepubiioan Sep
asors desire var snd disuniczs Hndss Psss
ssxs Il sasing he Unfoa. Tksy Nisa 70
gss rid of the Southern States, In ordes
to have . majority In The Senate 70 eons
arm the appointments, and nanJ = fh4n
think they can bold psEs sAnens ksp9e-
lican majority mira NdftheFu Statss, bat
not in sts sinas tIn1tns for partisan rsar
aons they sss anEioDs 70 dissolve the Un-
ION, IL II can be done wiihoss holdins
them responsible befors the peopissy r.
StspAsa 4. Douglas IN ths Q. 8. Ssssdtss
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-22

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-22
ALFRED A. SAITH.
aousE. SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL sAlKTEa,

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
Esagkmg, Gliding, GfAtnins, MsTdilaS Eronzsna
szrriags, wagon and buszy painting, in goad style
gapsr hanging warranted not TO peel %. COED
stane sf wzli-RzQeF CO ssszmalT On haAA oasAlAnxs
wA& - n& &&A xazm eebseA
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-22

sE0zzfzas SzwAxD,s Pownz. Ths Sec
rssssy Of sssss, xaile saAsaxssi1a !, sin.
dictate the vitality OF che Federal uovsrns
lsena to Lord Lyons, iilassrstsa ~ ns~i-
sion By saying
~ Lord, = xR ss<<hsa ~ On ~
Ighf haad and ordu hs asysst ef q citl.
xsn of Ohio xsas tswch ths bsa aasfa
aad order ths siapsisoasssst Of . citlsss
NNese York, and 10 peasss % sasxk IN
lskas II Ne Praidssf ean sajeass Hks1s
Goa lks Qsseen ef 1s9lsad, In Aw %.
mistoss, % g mteh
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-22

"t dS6IsEs upon my ON fstpausi-
sbilU ey 0DabeE tAasths 1ibut3n u
shis o016py - u esseew ann3k eoz1Q11
fFem ~ eovsu1 - ftssa ~ - n
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~ So s@M VIII
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-22

AkLx&s DoMxsffC ANU RokKfaH.
Mr.. Sswasdss krisnds IRE NJ Jealous AZ
shss fanioas liistie haIa which Sand as
his righs haad, and ssazs sAs libsxtiss q
~ tss lard - IT, sl@REg - ~ ssses-
sASJ himssLf can be. The secretary txi-
anphed Heona aams6iss, over Lord Lyous
In Che thoughs shss 'ske Qussn of Ann-
land might finA hells sin har vssss ashed
witasat haisg sole 10 iaeimidass % maeh
90 . Toeley ARREST tailor, while soysrnoss
ADd representative tremblsd as e~sry tia-
kls Of his Own sinsinnahulasizg tkuulb
and forsfnger. The sscretaryss organ IN
tais esty, the New York Tsas. fairiy
howies with raxs ID diseovssinx tAss n
Palssas On tia easkrzsys pssssssss o little
bsll almost - posest - iss Aagass mss-
ssrss own.
In a article On ssRlssseral Liberty n
FraAss'' he Tinss sets fsFsA with ssssse
emphasis the atsocisza shsxsesxsf esrssin
. legal proceedings lately eakenia Franea
90 punish sesersl sminaas Frenehmsa az
liberal opinions for holding what we're al
legged 30 be ssdisloYap' meetings In. their
houses. These proceedings eersaialY do
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-22

E g NEITHER THE PRESIDENT
NOR CONGRESS GAN Es1AE0IPATE
SLAVES ANY MORE THAN THEY
Gan GRANT Ellis or DIVORCE. 2
-Ez- Coz. Hsmsy Dssfea.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-22

.spsstfulfy solieis u fntRyisx wish ps~-
ideus Davis. 1hey visit Riuhmond o.
nsfvata cisisens, and hare no q ncial shsx-
ssssr ii sathority, but thsy nrs fullI
posssssed Of the visks 81 ths UAlted
States Hosarnusnt rsiatiss " % -sdjust-
mssk sk ths difItrsoees nov sxissink be-
tween shs MORT md Sodth, and have
fftsis doub& tk1t FREE i1tet0Aenks %
visws bskwssu Pfssldsnt Dsvis md thsun-
ssavss, wsnz6 spsa ahs wsy 10 anon u
GciaI naeoeiatfSns g w0ald ultiEnaks in
rssssriEg Pnacs 10 the swo sestions 81
ear distressed sountxy,
ssTksy Sesesfcss ssk - interview with
me Rr1idsns, - s~siting yssF rssly,
are as
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-26

NEW YORK aAIlzET--seps. "a


COtIOn-Bpll, heavy and fully lOc lower. with
small sales reported a. 81 a Tor middllng uplands.
ElOHr-Stats and Western heavy and unset
tied and nouisaIly 6Oo per bbl lower
sales st 50 O0e99 20 for extra State; Ss so89 90
for superfne western; s. -56sIO " Tor common to
medium extra western; $40 Oogl0 50 for common
to good shipping brands extra round hoop ohio,
$40 659Sl3 OO for trade brands. Market closed
heavy aud unsettled
Whisky Heavy and lower Sales western at
81 7s9l ~.
WSeas-DuD, unsettled and DominaIly SOS cts
lower.
Rye-ouist and droopiu -
IiarIey-DulI and nominal.
Barley Malf-Dull and iminRl
COrn-Heayy and about le lower, ct 81 go for
mixed western. ..
Oats-scAros and frmsr. Sales at ssesO5<e for
western.
Riee-Dun and heavy
Conee-Continues dun and entirely nominal.
SugRr-Dull, with fales Of 1sS khds Caba and
EGseVvado at 193Sc
MOlassea-Continu 8 dali
PetFOieum- Inactive but prices nominal.
WOOi-Dull aud entirely nominal owing to 3
large decline in gold. sE1 sl-f. =.
Pork-Decidedy lower with moderate demand.
chiefly for future delivery sal 3 at g. 621<8
A. % for new mess; SIS 0O9Ss " for prime, and
81 70 for prime mess. Also = 0 bbls new mess,
BeeE-Dun and heavy. Sales at sl2 OO9f5 90
for country mess; 50 O.@l0 90 for country prime;
$40 0O9l9 90 for repackod mess, and SO OO925 %
for extra mess,
Prime Mess Beef-Entirely nominal.
LRrd-Heayy, unsettled and decidedly lower
Sales At 2O@2214c, the latter price an extreme
Butter Very much unsettled and prices nomi-
nal at 3st944e for western.
Cheese Dull and nominal at lT925c for COM
mon to prime.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-26

A ToEYADo.-The storm of wind and rain
which swept over our city on Friday night
was very much more furious TO the west Of
US; and between Toledo and Fremont, on
the line of the Cleveland and Toledo Rail
road, as weare informed by passengers who
came over that road on Saturday, increased
almost to the violence of tornado. Big
trees were torn down-not uprooted, but
snapped of at height of ten or twelve
feet--fenees were completely overturned,
telegraph wires broken down, and the rail-
road track obstructed for miles. Men were
busy during the latter part of the night
and early Saturday morning in repairing
the telegraph wire and clearing the track,
and in consequence of the commendsble
energy displayed in this work, trains got
through on Saturday without any cOnsid-
cradle delay.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-26

ACADEMY OF MusIc.-TEE BoEIFAcE- -EEw-
TON Communicable Ticket of Leave
Man was repeated last evening to house,
which, in consideration of the weather, was
e very fstteringOn The cast is, in many
respects, the same as that of last summer,
our faYorires Mrs. ElIsler, Mrs. Bradshaw,
Mr.. Lewis and Mr., Purcell, reappearing in
their respective parts in which they won
deserved applause lsstseasOn. Mr.. Evans
Bob Erierly was quite different indi-
vidual from that Of Mr.. McCollum, and as
comparisons are odiOus we shall not force
one here.
Mr.. Locke succeeded well as Green Jones,
and Miss Hewitt as the St. EvremOnd was
very sprightly and announcing. Mr..
eimcoe Lee had difficult task in follow
ing Mr.. EllslSr as jack Hawkshaw-a task
in which he succeeded beyond expectation.
The piee was szcellently rendered last
evening.
To-nightis the first Of the Bonifsce- New.
ton f'alIiance" or combination, consisting
of Mr.. G. G., Boniface "a young and successful
actor from the Metropolitan Of Buffalo, and
Miss Kate Newton, an actress Of an high
order of merit. They appear this evening
in shskeHpsare's best comedy, "Much Ado
about nothing" with Boniface as Benedick
and Miss Newton as Beatrice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-26

SOLDIER KILLED BY THE CARs.-Charles
Huester, or Hurst, German, and private
of Company B, S7th Ohio Volunteers, was
killed September 23rd at Shelby while at
tempting to get upon the train after it was
in motion. The body is now in charge OF
Mr.. Rowland, undertaken, who will retain
it few days for the friends. The papers
of the deceased describe hint be 81 years
of age, feet inches high, sandy complex
ion, brown eyes, light hair, and by occu-
patton lithographer. He had recently
been discharged and paid of, and his
money and effects are in the hands of officer
Warren in this city. He had trsnsporta-
tion to Toledo, and it is supposed his home
was near there.
For further particulars friends are refer
red to officer Clark Warren, or the Sanitary
Commission, 95 Bank Street, Cleveland.
Toledo and Northern Ohio papers please
copy this notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-26
HURRAH FOR PHIL. SHERIDAN
Let US Celebrate his Glorious Vie
tOries!i!
HRAND UNION MEETING on FHE
SQUARE TONIGHT.
GRAND PROCESSION IN PROSPECT.
RaIIyi HaIIyu Rallyiu

oDiag to the storm Of ,rind and rain. on
Saturday eve,ing last, the grand Union rally
soas postponed until this evening.
Let all Union men rally tonight to cels-
brate the glorious victories by which our
brave boys, under gallant Phil. Sheridan,
have cleared the valley of the Shenandoah,
made the capture of Lynchburg certain,
and struck the deadliest blow yet aimed at
Richmond.
After the marching of the procession and
the display of fireworks, roUsing speeches
will be made on the Square.
The different ward clubs will meet at
their respective places of meeting and
march to the Square, where the procession
viii be formed. Come with banners and
transparencies, if you have them, but come
at any rate.
Turn OUT Every UNION NAN AND RALLY
ROUND THE FLAG.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-26

The North Star made pass for him, but
missed. Their the City of Cleveland came
up, her rail passing about three feet below
the yard to which he was lashed. He
sprang aboard nimbly, having perfect use
of his limbs, not being at all benumbed bv
the exposure to waves and chilly air. He
was rescued about eight O'Clock on Sunday
morning.
The brig Sultan was built in Chicago
sixteen or seventeen years ago, and was re-
built in this city by Foot and Heating a
year ago last winter. She was in good con-
dision, and ran between Cleveland and Buff
falo. She was owned by seven or eight in
dividuals in this city-Messrs. Thatcher,
Gardner, Burt and McNary, owning ones
fourth; Henry Laughlin, one-fourth; Cap
tain Cartright, One-fourth, and William
McNery, one-f fourth.
The names of the officers and crew are a.
follows: Captain, Nelson Webster; first
mate, Eleazer Spear; second mate, Douglas
Webster; steward, Christopher Roe; hands
before the mast, James Greer, Stephen
Johnson, Monroe Ellsworth, and Canadi.
an from Dunvills, whose given name was
Barney, the last name not known to the
surviving mate, our informant.
The wives Of the captain and steward
were on board the Sultan while she re.
manned at this port, leaving by rail fol
their respective homes, we understood, OF
that fatal day. It is fortunate these womeI
did not go on the brig that trip. Four la.
dies came up on the Sultan from Buffalo
Although Mr.. Spear is much battered
bruised and ehafed, we sre happy to know
that he is doing as well as could be sx
pected, and will be on duty again in fey
days. tHe is stopping at l5O River street.
His feet and ankles are badly swollen ant
painful in consequence of the chahng O
them by ropes, and his eyes are terribl.
bloodshot, add look like bslls of FIRE. The
he has had a taste or =" senss of reality n
one, we imagine,-nOt even the langui
New England Trsascendentalists,-- ,--woul
deny.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-26

POsTPOSED.-on account of the unpropit-
ious state of the weather-the rain, cold,
and high wind rendering procession i'm
possible-the grand Union demonstration
which was to have taken place on Saturday
evening last was postponed till this even
ing. It will come off tonight, and will be
one of the most magnificent displays OF
Union enthusiasm which Cleveland ever
witnessed. Every Union man in our city
should participate in it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-26

THE AxeIER.-The continued popularity
Of this cid and well established house is an
evidence Of its continued merit which we
ore glad to note. For years the Angler
House has maintained q most excsilent
reputation for its elegance, convenience of
location and neatness and beauty Of ap-
pointments. This reputation is more than
maintained at present under the expert
enced management of the well-known and
popular Colonel J. P. Ross, and his gen
tlemanly assistants. It is doing a most
excellent business and all ItI guests express
themselves delighted with the character
and quality ofthSir accommodations.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-26

STRANGE WORD ON BRoADwAY.-sosonoat
which is last becoming a household word,
is derived from the Greek, and composed
of two words "Sozo," to preserve, and
"odontes," the Teeth-SoEodont pre-
server of teeth. For beautifying the teeth,
invigorating the gums, and sweetenin the
breath, it is without peer in the world.
Sold by all Druggists.
septl g .eodIR4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-26

Fnn.-Between seven and sight o'clock
last evening, ,ths watehman Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, on going into
room in the fourth story Of their building,
on the corner of st. Clair and Bank streets,
which is used as a machine shop, found it
full Of gas from pipe which had been
left open by careless workmsn who had been
repairing the gAs fixtures of the block.
The watehman was careless enough TO re-
enter the room with q lighted lamp, from
which the gas ignited, exploding with con.
siderable violence, and throwing, the
wstchmsn some distance. The building
took hre from the gas in several places,
but, the alarm being given Immediately,
No. Twas promptly on hand and extin-
guished the Are before any serious damage
had occurred and with uneommonly slight
damage from water. The entire less will
not exceed Afty dollars.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-26

A COOP PLAoE.-Winter is coming and
makes his advent unpleasAntlv manifest
these cold nights. If you want to fence
him off by good suit of underwsre, we
know ofno better place to find it than at
Mott & Hsights, on Bank street, opposite
the WeddelI.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-26

UEIOE MEET1Ess.-on Tuesday evening
Union meeting will be held at Newburg
which will be addressed by Major Hamil-
ton and Judge Tiiden.
Another will be held on the same even
ing at Berea, and viii be addressed by Hon.
8. Williamson and T. Il. Oakley, Esq.
Let the Union men of these townships
rally in their strength on these occasions.
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BuReLGEY.-Th The Cathedral, on Erie St.,
was burglariously entered last Sunday night
and the following articles stolen tberefrom:
4 Capes, 4 vestments of various colors, 2
Dalmatics of purple color, 2 stOles, 4 Bur
plices, Conporals, Silver Spoon, Small
Ter Cape, Alb, 10 or more Csssacks, some
Napkins, &c. There was about $4,000 worth
of silver plate in the same place, which was
not disturbed. A liberal reward will be
given for the recovery of the property, or
apprehension Of the thieves. Address A.
RAPPE Bishop, or NJ. GALLAGHER, Deputy
sherih Of Cleveland. sept 31:170
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LOCAL NOTICES

ATTENTION FIRST WARD.-The eitizens Of
the First Ward, and ali the members of the
Draft Protection Association of said Ward
who have 50 literally provided money to
pay bounties to volunteers to fill the quota
of the Ward, are requested to attend the
meeting at Chapin's Hall, this Monday
evening, at half-past z o'clock. A good
time may be expected. A band of music
will be in attendance. The various COM
Inittees will make their reports; and other
matters of interest will be presented for
the consideration of the meeting.
FEST WARp.-We are almost out of the
draft, only $3.50 or $40O are need
ed to fill our qnota. Let those who have
subscribed and not paid, come up early
this morning and pay ovor the cash.
Committee are desired to report at the ear
lest moment TO JANESW. LEE,
Treasurer Of First Ward.
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To TIE FoURTH WARD.-The undersigned
takes plasure in announcing that the quota
Of "the Banner Ward" under the call OF
July IS, for 500, 900 men, Is fill. None OF
the funds collected for the draft Association
have been used. Holders Of Certificates
will please present them at the Engine
House on Huntington st., on Monday even
ing, October ID, and receive their monoy.
By order Of Finance Committee,
r. ]. TULLER, Treasurer.
Cleveland, Sept. 10th, 1854. sept. 21:170.
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CoxEu.-sam. sharpley's famous Iron
clads are comingI They announce their
intention to lay siege TO Cleveland on Fri
day and Saturday evenings next, septem-
Der S0th and October Ist. They are old
favorites with Cleveland audiences, and
will have crowded houses as long IS they
stay with Us.
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PERsOxAL.-The Hon. R. P. spsulding de-
sires US to state that m consequence of the In
jurieS received by him in the reeentraiIroad
accident he is prevented for the present
from attending to his correspondence and
from fulfilling his engagements to address
the people in behalf of Union aud Liberty.
He hopes, however, soon to recover his
health, and to be able to join..actiyely in the
present political canvass.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-26

FAIRBAEKs's soALEs.-It is with some
business firms as it is with some individu-
ais, that they stand alone in the depart
ment of trade to which they direct their at
tention. It becomes a speciality with
them, and by making it such, they carry
it to the highest perfection of which it IS
capable. This is the case with the Messrs.
Fairbanks, the celebrated Scale Makers.
They have devoted themselves so entirely,
and with such thorough science and skill
to the manufacture of Weighing Instru-
ments, that they seem to bave left nothing
TO be done bn Others.-N. 2. Epenino Post.
Sept, p: 1t.