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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1864-11-05
LIBERTY Ann ECONOMY"

This has been, in times gone by, the favorits
cry Of that political nondescript Wentworth
whose name Is a stencil in the nostris Of every
honest man in our district. How faithful be ha-
been to his often avowed principles, reference
may be had to a certified copy Of the proposed
new constitution Of 1862. which this same poiti-
cal Judas vas instrumental in framing and for
which he voted and endorsed in an address
s.to the people Of Illinois, and afterward adj
vocated its adoption before the people at Me-
tropolitan Hall and other places in the county.
As TO elderly article Is, section 1, reads as
follows. No negro mulatto shall emigrate
TO or settle in this State after the adoption q
this constitution" As TO economy, part
of article 4, section 81, viii give the anImus
of economy except upon the bonds Of this
State and the interest accruing the same
heretofore issued" The intelligent reader viii
see in this, the proposed payment Of the Nc
Allister & Stebbins bonds and for whose benefit
they can forn their own opinions. Our duty
Is to deal in facts, leaving our readers to form
their own conclusions.
EXCURSION trains have been organized to run
hatween Paris ard Madrid. The through jour
ney is made in SO hours.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1864-11-05

CALFoRNIA SIIK.-It il said that the silk
grown in California is even better than Euro
pean, the fertility Of the soil and the dryness
of the atmosphere favoring the growth Of the
mulberry, and giving more delicate quality to
the fabric.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1864-11-05

THE Indian names of some Of our ncv yes
sells are thus interpreted SuuaHee bufalo
soup: Shamokin worn out pipe; Aascot1. mask
rat; N1nePo, small pig; AshueLot, burned bones;
Aonocacy, sleeping baby .Hahango, wounded
boas.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1864-11-05

LEADING New York grocers and capitalists
have formed company with million and a
half to manufacture sugar from beets and
sorghum. They have bought lands in Illinois
TO grow the material.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1864-11-05

CAPTAIN Ericsson has been testing a new
thirteen-inch gun, which has proved emiuently
successful, and which il il supposed, viii cause
a great change in naval armament.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1864-11-05
CHICAGO. Nov. LIST. 1864.

TO Messrs HdzliH, and Others:
GENTLEMEN Absence from the city has pre-
vented my answering the questions presented
by the workingmen- ! have seen the answers
OF Messrs. Cameron and Garland. and fully en-
dorse their views Ii am elected. the work
ingmen will find in me a -faanch supporter Of
their rights. ". BARAGWAxATH
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1864-11-05

EXCURSION trains have been organized to run
between Paris ard Madrid. The through jour
ney is made in SO hours
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-01
Got His Thirty Pieces.

Tbs political weasheF-oock-shs man
ct ssssn prineiplss-~-liTs ioavss aud too
snail kshes, W. @. Crawford, received
his thirty pieces and vent body and soul,
IF hs has soul, into the abalisioa daa-
unioa party On last Saturday. es
This man has rah Cor osseeon the DEM
oeratic tickes swo Or thres times sineetbs
war broke ous, and seemed TO say toe
Democratic paxty was a good-snough
Union party for him. In faes Il Ofesesas
City he made speech which snaSked of
seoessionism 30 strong thas the "silsss
sepRsshesds pzsssas could Hos sadorsGis.
He vas running fDs oiles shan bat fab
I'd to ges elected, ~ hs will shis time.--
'fohcei Diies II .0isss I | give me osee
o. Isiak p ID his arg, aad The Dsmecsasy
being unable 20 give him once, be sas
sunk iaso che lowest depths OF abolition
Ism, and we predict thaa the haad Of ab-
olisionisms shoagh willingly exsended viii
nsvsr reach hsm a. place him In olass
for which the poor creature is worryihg
his life away. 81,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-01
The Blind Receive Thsir siaht.

d u
While the Earslling Beard vas In ses-
sioa In this city many favored ii with
thsir presence.
The aged and TIA inErm, the halt and
the blind, the deal and the danb, aers
there. Men eoasciensiously opposed d
lotteries were shers-all evident With q
view Of not being placed IN such 3 posi-
- TO be the eAasss OF selling By wOas, tear
or psrfosafion Unole Samasl's raiment.
Among others > eappeE Of His sasanis
Majesty, oas On The preach and pray for
var, q wosthy zasraAer of the Lryal
League vas thsra sud stood up in their
midst also. He had been blind from Lila
birth, not ouly TO what was, but to what
ought 70 be, and vita srsmaious voice
sold the meabsrs Of the Boara that ike
our old friend uncls Edward, s<Hs had no
eyes for to seq. yet they refused him
exemption. Bas strange 20 relate, spon
this announcement. be Immediately re-
ceived his sight, and got hence with rapid
strides, his coat tail still ut lofty eleya-
tioa on the flank and rear, as be disap-
psafsa from siew.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-01
What tho Enslish think about our
Fulane. A

TAs following, which We clip from ths
London Posi Of Jaly l0th, vii give oar
olsixsns some idea pf bow aisinssrestsd
party looks upon cur troubles and Whist
shey thsak L ID store Tor us IN fasnse.--
We are sorry "a be aonpsllsd % adEsis
thai thsy hase saksa eerrscs view o.
eur fasars prospects. Tue oaly hope We
have Tor or nAszoaai salvasioa lies ~
the Chicago nanvsasieh. u that body
rspudissss he idea 81 seassing aasdidass
from the army and the Democracy shp'd
sisos the neusiase then shs predictions Of
Tia Pass may prove aassae !; Dos 4 iAs
Ooayenssoa ssssoas b candidates fsom ~
rnoax the generals 81 tbs va sbsa ill
shss ias Post has predicted wiii prsss
moro than true. Here ID Whist The Psss
says :--
s.rna vAlx on rAn sazAr AKsascAN M
EUBfJc.
zar.s ysaxs, aswsyss sssssasa, Ass sas shsss
apaes q sissss ost e shs ks.stzs,ss n.slsn -
ssuzf. Ara yst In thai sAeFs interval sas q ths
ersxssss Fepsaliss ~ World has sssF ssta xsiist
ssslz Ap "a ihe ysxes stsnxsa v ysssn hAs ssss
1921 ~ 80 % - - IL q ~ sssx q
essas q ii lsFssaslzh sssssst srsss ssssss -
49, ~,ss rs,ss sssss y - ss ssssssss
farssIa ttza ssaxas Bas FSs# yszrs sIncs 10 RID
80 poapesess. ~ asassItss !. asas ss:ss stnss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-01

h. g Il ahms iss3ss1sag fanatics cad Abo-
ksioasss spw get the poaesr rs thsis
kanass kh<y ssiR onsvid< fhs Goasiita-
iioas eel iAs Supreme cossrs al dsSaaee,
cAaags aad asaks ksacs ia sas AaszassSUss
Lar VIOLENT HAsns OBJ THosR ssEo BILE
FER wrra rHRK II ngzsEoS, OF dzss qszss-
sssa heir ysdsIsfy, aad .saaLy bsakyssps
he sosszsrs and 5slssss i sSssa stood. Pr
DAsIgz WEssTK94 -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-01
TThe Pacific Echo quotes the phrase
ssNo compromise With sraisors,n and

- The Pacific Echo quotes the phrase
ssNo compromise With traisors,n and
asasa
ssaAs above, or something similar,
shalsfd be che raotto Of tbs Democracy IN
The seming campaign. The fact i, Dsm-
Ssrsts have been too much on the defen-
slss. md, instead Of occupying such po-.
sislsn any longer, they shcald assume
their natural and inherent rights, and
strike bone at the real traitors Of the
Land, she ssloyaps shriakers The Aholi-
sionlsts- who, vhils dcsng all The mis-
chief. dlaim 70 BE- all pure and undecided.
Had The Democracy, frsm shs outset Of
Tie pressns war, ssoed boldly up for the
principles OF Ds, sha States Rights doe
sriae. 'the CousslauaIen. and sha lack of
uowss IN an ADMINISTRATION " oosrcs q
ssossrsika State, Il woald to-day hare
baaa smics a. foTnidabls sad sssong
As It isls
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-01
sTf0g THEz IN YoUa HAT AND KEEP
IN rHEREg

III THEA&G
The following eoafsssion was made b.
the hon. Mr.. Dawes, Republican uasn-
tber Of Congress from Massachusetts, On
she 2ssh Of April, IN which he exposed
the corrnpsasss Of IlnsOln's adminissgs-
zion
sTHg GEN fI.EMEE MUST REAEA-
BER THAT I'M TEE FIRST YEAR OF
A REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH GAME MIRO POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS OF REFORM AID BE.
tTREHoHMENT, THERE'S NDuBITA.
Bile EVIDENCE ABROAD in EHE
LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM.
RERED THE PUBLIC TREASURY
WELL NIGH In THAT SINGLE YEAI
AS MUCH AS THE ENTERE CURRENT
IYEARLYaExPRNsgS Oh THE GOV,
ERSMEHT DURING HHE ADMINS.
ITRATloN WHICH THE PgoPII
HuRLRD FROM POWER BKOAUSz
or IT'S O0RRUpTIoN.o
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-01

Wm4 - L. - -. ~ ~ - ~ -
We enslr,
Ths 80 - 49, re Pr
6 - - VII was.
Z. .i9 - IN r. shous-
= '.l1 b & y. u =.
ands d t4 - - III = y s1ons =
thosronl 81 mf1If1os ef ~ peoRIs's
-. ~ rwoof & ubat - ~. sssd
|s.S - e; -. a. 3 .rsssh 81 euraus
80. - - A .ss.. = 49,.
it'd 1..s... a. ~. ~ - .s ] con-
-. -. .7 sfoxs
III. 49,,
a.. A..,. =
-, 49, s;.,as.s.'.s 4 80 4 - r.
rs6i;ssr sids - sot willing = sesspt
tbs, nor TIE pEaposlties at We hse.sos
from kenssesy -. ~. ns,..s y Ssss
s. - - 9.crssT 81 Rsrvs r.,ti 1xs
oxrr. yon In xaA5os mar ~ mn Cox
xrrrsx Or Tzzzssxx, ksEw DArs Aao,
svEsr nsHsns 10 = - - J 49, 49,
5.osn -. - 49, - e..sersssn -rrrr
= s .nss.. 80 : .c1sS9 N Ys8roarrros q
n vrsrs.sra ssniss txdx 1nkisOxr,
(sls. OansExpns, - sznAss EssEsHass
- - ces.ney.sss = = z ss ..' 80 -
sHENGE THE EulE KE9rOESI-
tBH1TY OF QUE Rl6AGk.5 ..End
Ang - VsL. ssr 81 an
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-01
THEN ON TH9G.

ssI ORDER AND DECLARE THAT
ALL PERSONS HELD AS SLAVES
IN TIE SAID DESIGNATED STATES
AND PARTS or STATES AXE AND
HEKEAFTER SHALL BE RREE. ~
LsncslH,s Eas,as<spa1Sem Proclsssalsoss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-01


zExSX 3110 al 80SFA
~ g
From psiv( Ist1 y Learn bat the
pssse meeting r Ioy DIR va lsresl1
s...s.A -. - e. go
|. -
lng was sseen w - UuDaq3s wnaen wxs
also large gathering 81 the MASSES VI
fsxow al naaus ana i restored Union.
80 ,ssi;.,. - r....h1. "a
-. -. - -
rssoIntions adopted ~ iowa Uisy. 1nsy
spsak fer thsnsslSMt k,lon6h ~ In -
ss,eng ana sxnIieis serrns q "a wonid
"a . = -. -. e. 49,. -, -;
~ = nsss sss1 sas s4s ~ ~
fef beginning saa nay DC regarded %
fore rnnnsss If uhas. 10 10 GEMS hsreaf-
-, fam the, nesss znovs,.sms. I s.As
ID. -
= ass1A sass sss
aaAzes someacf whash wefe from tNeqe szsfs
tefar& slassed ~ War Deuoerates This
.Aexs rhish way ki,s earrerk Il er6kfps.
-, - - rS-s-r :.
- Fs's'S ssas u - = Z = =
- % sFesy @ue 0smoHraw nsea1ea sEy
dusing she preasns eaMpeigas II The
Chsssxa eonxsnaien. Iaxx dawn su an.
,-.-s.h,. 1870. - -.
y s'''sss psese = = - ses ss.ss
srssd statesman ana az eaSasss feAse
man 'upon IL, ell the powers OF Abolit-
ioaism will nos Aa AHA Ia prsveok sht
.l-..;.. 4 -. Is...,...,,. =. 1870
s''. 8 - :
nsse are sas Fssotussoxs. iiss sssFy
true De9nocras rsad and endorse them
ana be prepared sludar Ill eifeunskancss
"a ar, msainsain ana sarrv fhem ouk both IL
-. - -.
i<'ssSs aAa sessa -
Kzs9Egfasas.
Iss. WHxxxAg. We bciieys that there
ID andispatable syideAcs existing thai
the Uuidn may be resto "a on the basis oil
the Fa1 Hal Conssisuaiou, Ard
Whsrens. Va further believe that 4
xivurous nrosecufion Of tkis abolition
wst ssseans the st,eedy bringing about al
a dixision az The Republic-snd being
onrssives in favor Of a restored Uaior
ana aeaiust the aeknowiedvenent Of 4
sautksrn Confadaraav.
Therefore b. q Resogrsd. That We AIRS
oppossi 10 the further proseeasioa Of shs
VA. believing that ne Uniou can b
preserved in its Integrity by the presi.
DENTS agreeing 10 an arsaissice, and bs
ealing 4 Nasionai consention Oh sover.
sign States ID consider sha terms upor
wsIah All the people mas live togeths,
Ia neace and lar1nouy.
kxsotred fxykssr, That beIiavInz wa,
10 Be disuaion. and desiring 70 stop III
further dow of precious blood, for
purpose 90 wicked 10 disapioa, We re-.
srssefaily urge the President 10 p0stpons
the draft for SOC, 200 men, adrirsn likl
buTlusks to she Slaughter unaT the re.
salt of an armistics and National Con,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-01

.-.....--.-..-....-.-......,........
-
= r9ossCuxscg 81 -
a tTanton n ~
h esd b. 5ily ~. ~ = ~ InSInss
t6feres{ raid - tho recent ftatpond 6oe
80 AZ hau sT.incox - Il =.
Cir ara III eomh. fhss Ihs k1eFs ii the
oo,sessv Z tnrcbbins With u stYargs anx-
ious sisisa for 5Sares The faas6y MeiS1h
AZ wsr has baen mora than stated. and
sasharins m ths frarmas,Es AZ his hanni.
ssss he nafson dssSsslIs psass--Iss Id
I seGsstian a. reIsnsless apd parposeisns
S6ssill In.
..s7rks auankion sxises. h6w - - $50.
Il. IxneoIu - aid mosl sanphslically
a. s. nm nSo...o..ts ths rr.rE NJ s1.vs-
:. = ahundonsd. Nxv. -. hswfai rot
lssksr 10 ovartures al peses mil sokire
ahniitiaa 4 psada = I ,s,rei;miaarx ulIui;r
IA. Ths viii a thefr presia3snf II 10
Ersd psruoss n ~ nsrf1. a. ocs saIiue u
elesx. e ths sonth wla nsvss sonssuS 10
skslitioa until forcea 10 do ss. tie wsr
uaust 70 d, IA lonu as Ills psxIr hoIds
pcwar. win ia pr,,s ,cusion 81 On also
tbs ta,x;bIe snaBsrfngs fhsf. 7bassfnrir,v an
= q - thasaseiy - fsit hsys swskas.
u he rsaastis.e ~ sroassa Isis Tara al
Ia ooantry.
= r. 81 a. ....,... ~ ~. -.
3. =. s. s..s..hSs Sas IN. Esssr -
- y ksss - .s ~ :. = j. Il
- = e - - - VI -. $50
- y -, -. = - s"-lT - \.
49,; - 80 - -. - 80
c I s.anss. - 80 ss
49, = sls s.Is i1sIss - -. e
sns-onAa re = s1s - -
PoTsE. ~ sae!aeasssn " 800 49, ~
sssasaaeis--ana Nnos ssAs01iax - sns
aalofs ~ sny pss.s ~ 1870 - y
s,e - - ~ p.ysPsz.sy, op.zlss
ptsnsy saau.yg ~ e s - lskPIa
sas 80 = - = i,.i11s =. 80
$500 - sn y = os'sos.s 40 - passssls
.AnaJ : s..es ~. e. 8 .ss1 ~
80 $500 " 80 49, y 80 80 ~.
efsyf ~ sus moss .azn uoupssul E.usy q
saea ah sss1s = Asaf uons -, !. aes az
assslassaon - osf s'.sssaesA
: 1pu sas efsttyu ~ suss1 ssssa = Aop7-
:. icss anu rssaos ssasss -
- 80 - 1870 80 "a "a x 49,
70 snAs soula % sns Essoas Z 'as pol'sy
g sss PfsseA. aaaaa.ss3 esssn
so4hssu an 10 I've 800 $ s us r. 49,
p y "a anI passloss0 -, onsf - - 80
On s1s 1oasn SlS ~ 80 - ss.-s -
oasss'ses io1 PsA s
waIas 1919 ~ "a $3.50 aEa. ~
slou g a4A' 800 sasM Z 80
~. - - -. -
.asy - iaI = -. ~ d. .. -
1as.se ~ IN = - - -
kstsys $3.50 = ~, - -.
~ $500 80 III W.. = - 49, 80
- ~ 49, - 80 - 80 .s.a.ass,, -
70 sssals " - - ~. ~ -.
sos,n. = !, $50 4. ss.'s y - -. - ~
~ sasas PeSss g .sss 49, assasaI ~.
sssaIss = - 40 ~ -. - 800 -
Sss - = 49, a1 - - = - -.
p ~ Sounsks - - sssasal = - 20 n .
sas1s ksaoss. ~ pa1g sRRPossa1s sns
= aunanasa = s1.S q nsss oss.sssy salssa
ne eHorss % sne DslaoefaqJ " DTlag =
800 .,sl;s 40 80 s-nhsa;ssl,,. -
- : - =. 81 sS1. !. f.. -
ss. ~ go .n,.,,.s y nj .s,sonsl
s. -. - : ! $500 -
sFvi;ng ,he,asalvas shsmnsos.x NJ an
a. -. - ~r.a,as-sd x 1.erbis
80, - x;Sfcssla,,s 4, IT, se.r,s,-
-. snS as.s,,..;,sa : IL nr..s;se fhev
snsk sssvansags ii Aha trpubjes whirb
shas, -. 80 haa .ea,,masa 80 alangad
-. .,raasrw ;u.a - go So 81 sses ,f
s;aris,n sba,,i5 x n.;niT,;nalI Car,-
s. g q "a 4. Asn.;t
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-01
look on THLs RfQ1 URE.

LOOK On IAIa flll IKE =
a. al HAVE No PURPOSE, Dr.
RICHLY OR INDIRECTLY, TO IN
TEREERE WIEN THE INSTITUTION
OF sLATERY IN THE STATES
WHERE LID EXISTS. l BELIEVE 4
HAVE No LAWFUL RIGHT 10 DO
so, AND 1 HAVE NO TkoLIEATIoH
TO Do SO.n--Prsssasas Liacesa "a
Ass Asasausa! Addrsss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-01
e. = EETTHERl 1EIR pREsDEET
MGR CONGRESS DAN EsAAN0IPATE
SLAVES ANY MORE THAN they
OAE GRANT BILLS or DIVORCE. =
,-Er~ssoss Hsnxy D~stan-

Tbs fact can e. longer ha dis-
euisse That many Of he Republican Ssn-
sssrs assirs var sza disu0ion, uzdtt pss-
sskt of sasiaE - UMaen Fhsy Nluk u
get rid 81 Tia SoskhSrn Stsiag ID esiw
70 bars 8 mAjority q she Senake - eoa-
erm The appointments, and nsar a tkesn
think theJ nan hold ! pssnl1as4 81 k6pz5-
|llsan mA5sxity = IN Nerd 11nss6s III
Iaes in ths xasls Unieut for pttisan rssr
Sons they ara anxions . dinp1ge tb4KI1r
Tor, II Il ean be done without koldine
'yhsn reseousibie bakofe IL p6cple =
I91snkN 4. Desgtss = - u q h11nti.
D. =, 1890. 5.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-01

wac BtuSpxaED At PErRasapRo. = The
Philadelphia Press, now that Fprusy has
abandoned the Administration tn disgust
and gone to Eurepe, explains, Up Eha fol-
lowing paragraph, yho bluadsred y Pc
tersburg: ss
The fret cry of The North NJ sbe re-
pulss, ap are told, was that ssnasbody
had biundered--soae general oEaesr WA
personally responsible. Hew uAzny sad
Who have hundered il 10 dfkcalt 10 de-
eide. Bat she general oficer who direct
" caused the failure may, With solerablA
ACCURACY, be pointed ous as Gen. Robert
g, Lee. m
II 20 had altribated che federal
defeat ~ Pssessburg 70 the sups-
rior gensralship Of tie confederate Gen.
Lee, ths editor Of tha hoapasssl ana all
other Abolition ours would hare been
yelpiag yea. Davis synpsshixss, srassos,
sessssioHist, Tory, and ell other spishess
in the vocabulary Of Abilities dlszaaioA-'
iss - q; has RssasJ . : i + ssas i
says h and ~ Ii Nil sighs-ao Abesision
sar dare bark % him.
Z q =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-01
rasg NnmIHATEoAa.

We have delayed this issas Of cur pa
per one day hepiag 70 receive shs pro-
sssdings Of shs Dhicago Convention for
publication, bat are forced 10 20 to press
Without them. The telegraph snnonnees
the nomiaaeioa Of @. B. McCIxLLAx Tor
Pssadsat and G. 81. PEsDlEros for Vice
President.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-01

81 s sssa
IS
zzzs3 e M s.
= 1f
M n! !|E H. ~
!ll .. T. -
B. - - u ~ II
III
- ll5el
: - Nh 3
III e ~ y fsS
pns -
q z " II II peaee.
4 - ~ 4 = T. II z16no1i~
It DNtt ri <loo Ersat
0T 4-egz 4 yI] ~ moot nse-
~
~ E< - pixA 1fSmn1111s Hal
~ - 6eoIar0 1ken - ~ periisss
- A1nt - \ - IN hs
u II afSoko-
r. = esx p NJ - = 1k& ~ Be
- o11 + r. 80 800 81
20 III III = - iafosis5 ~ ~ wkoas
$500 q = ednid ~ fiuat9 1snteased
n56 - Droo1oofS ~. ~ Mhsns
s n - es6 80 eFgnaisatien
Ill t6th ~ III eESn1nd go u tbs
1sc(i oe---she3 tndiyiknal i fa
Ne 4 feSer ,cl - - - lD6ut and
ssin11 ~ 10y 4 49, -. pssa1sr
III WilE ~ ~ To- II ~ eys of
2o6ls1 y. fkrn |6k NJ - n $3.50 1900
: ~ aSor1 = knxsSrS 1890 no fraf-
n al btocd. = a.
i rs M .arsslock he ii fsaaliu mi al
III 1n;aks s uav 81 - imursaiale esrI.ak;op
AZ kosfilifiss. or srruien' - - il r.
innSd 10 rrassrse M sssh osksr. AZ
.r~i al;ak.a enIsss 1919 IS IS falfarad
81 s Nnal settlenent 81 I'll s,nssses a cen
afct. eouId 80 afteruaras. ssu1kors shs
49, s.,dinsst nsssrlise IS thsis uSsasns r&la-
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-01

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-01

CHAxGEp his PsoaaAzMs.-- The Masea.
tine Qonriar infarlas ne shas Dir. LeGssaA
byfnEtou has changed dee plan Of she
Peacs State Oonsealioa to Be bald al Io@
ga ossy on lhs 24lh inst, fran Dele.
gate Conssnslon 70 mass meeting. This
proves two things, thai fhe Democracy
ere resolved not to be disorgsaixsa shia
fall, and thai great men sometimes make
mistakes. We congratulate Mr. Bysngtop
% his change Of taesiss.-- Saissss an.
The above IL an easy way oil gsssing
downs Isis true that Ms. Byingtpn's
call solicited che selection d ssas lsasl
ten delegates from each oosnsy;s bns that
did nst gre "a u the form Of delegate
aoayshtica saah ~ aha SESsaasan gppcs-
"a. h Ms from the beginning ! mass
sssssahg and the reqaess fof Sal isssss ten
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d ~ orfanisation - epporaiennssf
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-01

ZOE N&QM1T&&x wv STATE
JOHN =. WALLACE,
OF Auseatine Csunty.s
RoRsxATR TzxAsuaxR, ~
JOHN .. t-ASfS,
,z;e st Or naaEy CaaAss. s,
roR AUDsrox OF srATE.
c c.. FtEfsDEf7SACTT,
1855 of Iosa eeznfy.
EoR RxaasTgz LAED OFFICE
e. Q. FsOL~ERCOk,
on AapoaH 0Sunsx. =
e FOE suRzaMx supsag 0s9a tt
THOMAS ~. MONROE,
isxsss tsIs OF nse4aus oeansy
reR Ar1eaxxv axsEaAI.
/ CHARLES M. DUNBAR; /
OF Sagxssn 6sanfy.
RxzaAxsxsAE ELRsToas, @rATx AZ LAnsE
4a IRA c. MFTCEELL,
.iss4s n IA 5EERTOag
The Grand Haven news., 1864-02-17

IGNoRANcE IN MAssAcHUsETTs.-
who are accustomed 10 regard Massachu-
setts as the center Of all learning, will
naturally be surprised at the following
statement, which is copied from late
number of the Boston Commonwealth
1t refers to the recent Communication by
Governor Andrew of a murderer's pun
ishment:
Reynolds was boy of eighteen, born
and brought up in that part Of Freetown,
known as Slab Bridge Nobody, with
out undeniable proof, would believe that
a community of such ignorance as this is
represented TO be, could be in Bristol
county. Two-thirds of the witnesses at
this trial, adult natives of the town, sign
ed their names with q cross. The bible
was literally an unknown book. Rey-
nolds could neither read nor write, and
had never heard tho name of Christ, ex-
cept as an oath! AT the trial every mem
ber of the family, except the old father
(who appeared through the whole as an
honest many, committed the most delib-
crate perjury"
The Slab Bridge" population blonged
to the constituency of Henry Wilson,
alias jeremiah Colebaith, and largely as
sists in debating the legislation of the
country. The New York Times thus re-
fers to this case:
"What picture is this of u communi-
nifty living within an hours ride of the
Hub of the Universe and not more
than a gunshot's distance from Plymouth
Rock itself! Heathenish ignorance,
the Bible literally unknown, the name
of Christ never heard, except as an OATH
Such is the account of Massachusetts
paper. The reader can draw his own
moral"