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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-11-23
EDUCATIONAL.


fit North Bridgton, Ne.
THE Winter Term of this Institution will eom.
Il mence on Tuesday, Dec 6, 1854 under the con-
tinued care of MIR. Charles Il. Hilton A. M. long
known as b thorough and popular Teacher
Nov 81, 1884 -d2aw Swtd Wv
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-29
THE COMING DRAFT.

The telegraph itforms the people Of
the United States that the President has
ordered Draft for 800, 900 more men,
which proves the falsity Of the election
eering assertions of those high in author
ity made prior to the election, that II
Linsoln vas re- elected there would be no
more Drafts-that the Confederates
would be disheartened and would sue
for peace.
Batnow whea tAe sleeties j. eSer and
the result barely known, Stanton an
uounces th 1t his most gracious sovereign
and master, Abraham Lincoln, has or
dered aaoshes draft. s. r=
We ara told thai shs reason why this
draft is ordered, is, beaEse under the
last call for 100000 not over o0.Co0
men were obtained. Il this statement
trass and If true IN what Eays could tbs
deficiency arise? The President gave
time for volunteering and when The time
expired be ordered Draft and We sll
know ihss Draft vas ,azaas ssAsrea-
bouts" and that Postawattamie county,
and we believe the whole State furnish
ed its quota. II shs draft was eaferced
In other States sa it was in this State,
bow could there be any deficiency
We rather guess that all this talE a.
bouts deficiency, 10 mads 20 deceive the
people, and keep from them the alarming
fact, that the people are being butebeEsd as
fast a. they volunteer or are drafted into
tho service: bat if it is really true that
there is deficiency, and therressnt drafs
is oRly pFdersd se make up they yae6eiensy
on the last call, then Iowa 10 exempt for
it has furnished its full quota. We shall
see however that the powers that be are
dealing falsely with the people and that
d draft win be made Ia ssis State, rot
for the purpose Of making up any dsf-
cheney on tie last call bat for the rsf-
pose Of sbtaiaing > few kAusand more
men to be eent forward 20 Lincolsis
sIasgbter pens to be slaughtered and sac
rihced as an atonemess for The "sin of
slavery" aud to set the negroes free.
How long, o Lcfd, mast the people be
cursed With such base set Of rulers, and
how long viii they sabmit to be sacriAe-
cd for . worthless horde OF degraded rs
groes &a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-29


ays TX sxes FeLsMTkkkss :
This issa4ssstssu which Is being Ss-
caused as shs present tins, and We notice
sRsssAz NSspassla is ID fasoxsof the
measure. Fos oas part We take tAss Oe-
sasipa V express our uppositton, as &c
I'D ON fossser occasion, 10 she olfesiuss
d any beaaty By sha sosnsy For veisa-
taes&s ssss.s 4
h Risss, Beeaase b weuld nes be aoiagl
Iassies to saose mon who soaansesEadl
xfthpas n bounty Of when bus = ssaaE.ll
bosasy vas eiEssad, % sax thea 10 raise
= high bounty for those who volunteer
nass
Second Because n wonld be unjust 10
tax d mae wha hss been drafted and has
gSae iuto thsseEsieo seiIk0at > bosntys
20 raise 4 bouaky 70, inldee some ons Of
mis- Specializing ssaysas~Aoass 7ssighbors
30 Yelanseeg. " y.
Thisd: Because II would not be fair 10
tar the msn who has been drafted and
has m0Esgaged bis fArm 70 raise $1,000
10 hire substitute.
And Fourth; Because tho scheme Ia isns
praetibIe ani whits it eouid de- ae gsoa
would work to tie discredis Of the cosnty,
and II practicable would bankrupt shs
oaunty aad sastea - debt apou it that
oar shiLasesss ehadrea woala not be able
to cancel. 91
Itss as see What II wsald cost 20 clear
this county of The coming draft. Under
the call foK 50l, 900 our quota, we are ia
formed. was So, but by voluntary enlist
meats il was redaeed SO thar the draft
was made for thirty men, under the
call for 30a, 600 the quota Of sAls eou9sg
will be at isast 81 mea-
Substitutes readily command $1,000,
aaa is is nst reasonable TO sspPose that
! a man would volunteer ualess he could
get as great a boualy as be could get to
20 as Substitute. The Government Of
fers 500 bounty for men who volunteer
for one year, this would reduce the boan-
| ty, If ws taae the price OF Substitutes
as standard TO 5000. Then to GIL our
| quJta it would cost 81, 300, not IN Coos-
" Warrants; buA in gFaenbaeks. Our
warrants eaDuos be cashed at more than
| City cents on the dollar hence is wouldI
require the creation Of 4 county iudebt-
eipcss Of at least So, 800 % eleag the
county from sha coming drafg. rr
Butit is reasonable to sapYoss, THAI If
appther draft is made the price of sub
stitetes will 20 up to $500, or $a00,
| aud 1t is also reasonable 70 suppcss that
if The ennnsy should increase It's indebt-
edness ia sum saiieient to eleag itfrom
the draft, that its Warrants woald depre-
ciate so as 10 command not more than
tweuty- Ere cents On the dollar. Should
this supposision prove true, then at tho
lowest Gaare for Substitutes it would
require $40 500 in cash to clear the
eoanty from The draft, aRd to raise this
money the county would have to increase
lie indebtedness IN the sum Of $i85, 900.
| We think that we have said euough to-
shes she imprHctieability Of The scheme,
and as we said before, IL the Board of
Supervisors attempt to cleaT shs county
from the draft. they will eject no good
and will at the sams time-bsing tbs eoun-
~. in Gaaneisl point OF tigs, iaso dis
eredis.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-29
Look Out Sor the Buale !

81 a n 8 :.
aOor DAr,er has arrived at last, and
naxt week The Bsgle viii come oat sAs
large as life, apd twice as natarsl,n Ne
iatsnd ID pabflsA ) sasinsss directory,
in which will be iasessed the name, place
Of basiasss Aaa : description Of the basi.
ness carried on By each person adFartis-
lag "a Tbs. Bsgle-
I'VE can fad room for a few more ad-
vertfse1ments, e1m aud We would advise all
who desire TO advertise ia paper that
has a greater circulation than any other
saasy in WSsts4r Iowa, or Nebraska, to
send in their advertisements, SO that they
NAV appear in the FIRST number issued
Ia 1868. I
Emigration from the Eastern States
for the Eldoraios of the West, will soon
e6mmsnce, and those Of our citiSeos who
desire to give CoUScIL BLUFRs 8 promi-
ncnce as an out sitting point, can take ne
better method 20 accomplish their obJeet,
than to adEsEsise thCi4 business in the
efty pap prs. Nov is hctime TO adversise,
90 that the advertisements may be seeEs and
read By the emigrAnt before he decides
what route be aill take, or IL what polni
DO xiii purchase his oat, at,z yvs1F
The busiBess VI > q y, and the enter.
psizs aAi eaergy5sf ias eiiizsns, Il sansE-
ally indicated by the Newspapers publish
ed in it. "A lice city, generally has a
live paper put lished in it, and TO have a
Iice paper, the publisher must have hU'
ing support from the people.
These facts are too paIPabls to need
tsasther olEsiaatish from lls. ali busiaesl
men understand them as well as We do,
and il is only necessary for Us TO add
that il our citiz ,ns, would haze THs
t3gGLE compare fsvorAbly with ihs New
York Nttrs, The Tribune, The World
and The Day Book, they should give az
the same support. i
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-29


Under the constitution Of 1913, France
vas RepublTc With Louis Napoleon, BY
ga free aud fair electioa" as President.
By the French Constitution the Psesiden-
OF was limited in the same person TO q
single term bas Prince Charles Louis
Napoleoa BagnaPaFss, the statatory heir
Of the Rrst Freneh Emperor, desired .
re- election. As the ghief Exeeutiys Of
France, he haI sxorn to ''rreserve, pro
tees and iefend the Constitution - but an
Empire vas a prize not to be losl by the
mere written provision Of constitution
although that Constitution embodied the
Will Of The people oi france.
Louis Napoleon had the reputation of
being sshonest,' e hat bis AonesEy, Ike
many others who bad Beishsr been born
great, nor acquired greasnea bat bad ID
thrust upon shem, would break doaEn an.
der the pressure Of ssFoag aoaiEa. Up-
der bis administration every ofscgr civil
and military vho was believed to be at
taehed to the sCoastitution, was, under
some pfetence Or other, dismissed and
oshsss more faYesahIe % the sslsemes Of
the would be Emperor wers placed in
their stead. While thus preparing the,
Way f5rswhas vas to fsalsw sss Pfesi-
dent became the champion Of universal
suffrage, Of ''Liberty and Equality p ssd
90 every oecasian declared hia aioyals1"
TIE Constitution, and bis determination
70 maintain the rights and Liberties of tbs
people. viii him t'IibsrtJ and eqeaIity''
atpsSss ia - Easaesss iSssss, ~ yell
as With his paid miaiqas, and sahosssa
hirelings who claimed shat thsy were tss
psouie "a arb s1atsS
In order TO change sha RspabAis iaao an
Empire, ii bssams necessary 20 ges eos-l
troll 81 The army, or rather Miaisteg "
Va Ehp saula assssis y IS sss fss the
Betrayal Oh the liberties Of bis eoaatEss
IN Alsssis ~as found , gspsral oihsasr1a
proper inssrumsat for The OCCASION, by
whose orders the whole 1ssd and naval
! fps'ssss3.a ll.sa. ss "a ss.splsss i sal.
versai safEfses. aaaasf ssiib~sy and
aaallty.n Esvsry thing pertaining %
'fhs sxseation 81 tbs plos, even q -
pssp@si@e a x<seiswssieu6 skxan-
ixed aaA With sftsrs from the Minister
Of var, bsswsentwo Desembsf days, aon
nsssss - ws<A 4 nskise blssss
Ministers sss Sisnisssds pr siesns sss1
esa,4nd, npewAls ars ssTs51s6, ~ assS
11pess ats stsssd ssd -
Legislature Asssnhly = inupsisessd --she
sspss1ns d3smat sHen ~ - l n ~
u . from II bsshs bst sssaass - hnsyl
szfTx&8EAE
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-29

TnE CAsHolac PEsrlvAI.--Tho Festival
gises bS shs LaJies "A - Dasholie
Ehureh d PaImer's fials aoa Tharsaay
svening lasi, proved grand saeeess and
tho proceeas sxsseasa lhs msss saagains
Saxpessstsesu ID Ehssa snsased ~ grtsiag
II up. II i not necessary for rs 10 saats
that the supper sas gettaa up ia supera
ssyls aaa aks sasse aboaaasd wish all lie
rare and eostIy esiblss that sas grsassss
epieaEs ssald aesiFe; far al kaos that
she 6stboiie Indies psysr do anyshias by.
halves, and never fail In aaythiag they
aaaexlaks-
The proceeds, which We are Informed
amount to near ave hundred dollars, ass
to be used ia tae comp lssisaod ths Catias
ollie Chasch, and ne are iafeFmed that
they are quite sufficient Tor that purpose.
The Church, when 6nished, will BE- the
best In the city, and 40 honor 70 the La
aiiss, psho, sas saIfkAsns siaaes hare hsea
insarsmaassa N proosssag funds for its
erectioa aaa eeapsssiea.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-29
eoNerEssroNAL pIsraIeTs.

First District. James F. Wilson,
A., Home ySsa l3 SO, Army sote q, ,40I
for 5. K Hefuish, Dem. Home vets g.
9l7, Army Vote l6l. Maioaisy for VIII
son, ,e99.
Second DistrieG.-For Hifsm Price,
A., Home vote Is ,435. Army vote 3,I36;
for Geo, II, Pasker, Dem. Home vote s.
=. 4sa {, Asr'at cote s Majority fos Price
Third District. William 3. AlIi-
500, A., Home Yoss 1919. Army vote
2,9l1 f0r b. 3. RisAasds. Dem. Houae
vote 10, ,227, Army vote 35l. Majority
for Allison 1852.
] Rourth Dlsts4sg -ros J. .. GsiuAel,
A., Home vote l2.9la Army vote 3 3,002 ;
for Ira G. Mitchell, Dem. Home vote To-.
Eli, Army vote sTs. Majosity fer drin-
nell ,324.
Fifth District. .-Fbr John A. Kasson,
e. II B B. yf Seirsars bs5. s' ifaS IPons go sots
1899, Army vote e0o. Majority for
Kasson, 8 ,ss2.
Sixth Dissrict.-F'or 4. w. Hubbard,
A.5 Msma xota72Is. Array Setk laa /;
for l.. Chapman, Dem. Home vote 3lSl,
Army vets 81. Majority for Hubbard
$3.50.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-29

ssem. not until ii had made an brslrr ~
ths isupeaebmcns ii TIA pfcsiSeas.
The people hayiag been lalled ins< :
falss belief nj sagssx. hxmshs pYesen1 :
osa.pieas ID ssIlssrsg And saaalisj
who wsro rons others than the nuattssI
spics, pimps and lagormsrs OF tina fr|
daal. realised whaa u wss tao lass,
the liberties OF The .peepie anh tha
public wera sssanglsd in sls,gls II =
s. 4 shis9 Ihs psssidsss DaIis,I fssp1
ssesse.s, svhsn ssay dAwned thsy k =
pproelain saies,saa On sbg vaIlnIaa2 e.
al froza sias b sinzs thas alss Ipsamin1 ~
grisads Of ths code democratic, and u
whosa they locked for aid hsa ssen
ressed and were then wi.hia do walts
a prison. The army vas under the i
sohae psppUl u eshs sssadqns thsoa1k
his servils minister Of War, and whenss.
or any resistance was offered hy. tho 90
plsEso toe pnessdcusss sasamsgiaass tIx3
we're Slaughtered in the name Of alibss
ard squalssy." Proelamations hsvss
taken The plase Of the constitutioa md
laws, it was shought beat TO sh- " ths s.
sayssnos ii tho sssas ssaer sf tlhingz. Al
eIsssloA aas held and resulted al every
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-29
ANYKn.

Oticea are wansed And the day
when this want will ripen approaches
rapidly. 0faees are wanted for thoas
aDds OF smbitipus obaps sho Isiectisu-
sefed Tor LihcUln. 0fSees are wanted
for the ofsoefs whe swiasiisa array votes
upon tie people, and made false resarns.
OAees are wansed Tor she petty .ysasss,
nuderssrappers aad seyeophaats who dare
natiss tAe silaivrs read Bsmocratic pa
pers, Last thsy learn to dsspias ths spom-
er which toys With cor liberties a arlyi asouks
ascus lore Eos ahe leasaasaifiusn Of cor
forefathsrs. oahees are Eaassd for ths
liars and slsad 1era sbo noaa pssess rsI-
pit and plasform educated tag ridden
people to bate the party which alwxys
sseod true 10 the Constitafion and the
Interests aa Ice psgpls.E EE
0fiees ars wanted for The men who
have spsas Hnonsy and Iabosed for The
election OF Liacoln--nsa whs have no
more fdsa Of constitutional liberty than
q monkey has OF espapshjp, hnt rho
ssrssd II y sor 81 ~ ty okdes are
wanfed Tor thoso who ere naw In, bat who
sill be turned oat--oT for shoss wha xre
oas bus hare for years lived on hope
Ter monlbs keassea on psawimssuf als
a@sgsteka sky ed assE III ia the,
can earn and grow fat On she sweat ssa
blood OF their fellow men. 0skess Il
waasof for tha blatant abaliiienssss aad
war democrats mk0 euaaxse What thss
know 20 be false, bus who have nos Ia
strsngth ef misd TO resist tenpsiag prost-
ises, or the ooursgs 10 fass Eks esils -
s@f. 80 sbvsE N26 N& IN khI{h
viii zoo s0on burst npou lhe Iand, Oh
ses are wantsdl Tlalf nilIiou wasa
oiiics. Half . mllliou sormorabts sra
x'hskkialf tAsiF tsaks HI { SE ne g ~
carcass. iIalfa nillIsn nan have bsxa
promissd place, Psy. aoaasaets and sesstJ
s1Hl ess g. s. cs.
ekeds q fAi1E, h65<f w1y, ~ pit1 - ~
Eqstx5oss AbrxAam, far ~ ~ ~ sua
foanasd - h2fras1sd ~ slksse n -
gost hansfys depeitknlv. ise&penstAj d
dl1eone ooFrQ4t sad nerssnnrf pefisk
: = g M o.
I. III = - n
Abe1 - Qooss yox = 1Ie - !
1a41F tnSn1fo1 ~ q
E t4Fe<i - s-tkl
g. Ia, istsaiIS - - - /
Ia C. Dsmserat.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-29
8atest WIar Delps.

at hat aeesauts Gen. Thomas vas
following the Confederate Gen. Hood,
who had fallen back. to Duck Riyer. The
statement Of she results. Of ste two days
fighting before Hood commenced retreat
ing is NOT very de6nase; but it is certain
.aat ILOed Was badly shipped and lost
nearly NIL Of his artillery and about 5000
men, and at the same time il il evidsns
that ihs forces under Thomas wcre 90
badly crippled that they could not make
vigorOas puraais.a EFsE
It Is reported that the Confedcrates
evacuated Savannah on the Goth iast.,
and that the Federal fOrcss under sher-
'aan occapied the city on the 2Ist. The
Cenfederates are reported to have taksa
away all Of theis lighs artillery; but
we're eonpelled 20 leara one huaarsd Or
more heavy cannon which xith 25 700
bales Of - taen fsll into lhs hands Of the
FederaIs.
II the cannon and cotton do no&eeseape
as Pope's 3 900 stand Of arms at the
basde II eosinthdsa gtssgsverasnsns ba.
snaiR : pretty gssd ialaI ia the eapsars
Savannah.
The Confederate Gen. Lyon With about
1--WE thousand men 10 reported to be raid
through X ksntnsky. Al iass soeo4a1zs be
vas at Elizabsthtawn tearing ap tae
Louisville and Nashville Railroad track,
and was going abryh. FIJI
A party OF Confeierates boarded the
steamer Morning STAT bsaad irom Evans
vile 70 Louisville on the morning Of the
23i iass- AZ place called Loaispost, and
took from the passengers about % 900,
killed swo disshargs Federal soldiers, q ad
compelied shs captain 70 bake them to
CIovsrport where they released ths boat.
Ali quiet on the James River.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-29

PnoToGRgHs.- Miss JENSIx FLamIxG
announces thEough. oar colamns this
week, that she 10 prepared, at her Gal
lery, over the Post -oEhce,i 70 DO work ia
Us Raea siyls II sha ass. Photographs
AmbEosypes and Argentitypes, exeossed
With skill, and put up 10 frames, cases,
or in any other stylA, 70 order.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-29
srarr rIckEr orFIcIAL.


sr&rE TICKET OFFICIAL.
For SeerStary Of State - Iaanes Wright,
A., Homs vots E2,5lT, Army vote 1924;
John ii, Wallace, Dem. Home vote 49,
056, Army TOGe, 1860, Majority foE
Wright 80 655.
For Audiior.-Jobn A. Elliott. A.,
Home vote 2,5I3, Arm vote Il ,2222 r..
q. Hendspahou, Dsls, iloEa&Eote Is, ,0SS,
Army vote, 1871. Ma srity for Elliott
80 81. 60 o.,
Far TEeasnTe - w. IL Hd4uses, a.,
Home vote 72,4l9. Array yote II ,226 /;
Johp B. LAl.h, Desn. Hbae Ivots 4I ,Ts2,
Army uote ,S62. Majority for HoIncs
4e,90i, rs F1
For Register. A. Harry, A., Home
Tsts % 5o9 Army vote II T,234; ID. b.
ffoibrook. Dem. Home vote 4s.0T7, Army
vote 1850 Majority for Harry 81,
$40.
For Attorney 0eurrss. IsaaeL, Allen,
A., Home vote y, 1913, Army vota { cas-;
c. II. Dunbar, Dem. Home vote As, ,023,
zArmy vote l.8ah aIhjority fer Alden,
% s1e6. es 80
For Supreme Judge4~-C. q. Csle. A.,
Home vote T2,l70, Arzny role I7,lt}2 ;
ThOs. NJ. Monroe, Deuh. Home vose Az
s5T, Army vots SAG. Majority fer
Cole 81, SOS.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-29

"Grv AmLs."-HoFrMAYR, as will be
sssa By Yhisadserslssnens ia aaetsaes col
ana, offers iuaasHasass ID tAs pabHe
that sasst certainly command attetitiers
Ills reputation IS miller and the nopu-
iarisy OF bis brands Of Hoar, preciudss
the necessity OF any extended notice of
sbs sEity nlllsval oar hands. IL you
Faat COED a0pE 50 sasas 'seay Mills"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-29
asFOHMATs0 n Fa EE Z
TO Nervous Sufferers,

4 eExELEM Az sesEsa ~ 81 sfsssss Bsbillsy. ss,,
ssmpstez9y asaa F1AAssnsS sssSsy. aaa TessAgas
Error, sxasaEea ~ .sssss ~ bsssas sshsrs, wiis
lSAasss t. aasaiS ~ 80 $50 il, free u shsrss)
The recipe ami aiFcctisas iar ns4kins tAs stsnsss
teaasay assd h bis Es4sss ssAwsss rtsaiax II
saFs aud valuable rezasgs sssns sas So ~ aaasss~
stag aim u. aess y At% sssda os saslssss. TAs
aeeips ani ss.a laiormaE fSis-sf visal impeEsanos
--xIiI - cAsssfullF seal u return asil.
+ ,kaazess s0Hk .. osGES.
Nc -. haasaa sssae&s hsw fsss.
Ps ~-aervsws sa6sFess VI beta ssxss sias and
ahss lpassassksw aessie1eas ysss, ~ stsS aesl
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-29

PANrrSG.-See aiy ertisernent Of JoHS
III. CAaLis, in our paper this week, and
when you waat 3 job Of painting done
don's forget 10 call upon the young man
who has bis shop ga Upper Broadway,
nearly opposite the ph0nix Blosk.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-29

a aevkxxaKsT DxsAuLTxn.--fs. O.
Bersyy caissSsf u % istsssal HsssAusss lfas
the District oi Dsssois, u rsporssd % =
ssdGlksisst As aIsas sss u II tsss-
spsnt funds = xhsaks spssaiasf1ss,
1kSsA 4ss;sis saussd his dowufsll sy h
aia mary stbers,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-29

Below VIII be found the Official major
ities fer STATE oGsees and members Of
Congress
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soDss Mxz nd ssAsss - Assu1hx fssm nsrssas
nsssllsg. PrasaAtms Dessy e MAeAss4. hs.i ssss
piFias as ahs sams fime rsx MxAxs oT akAv
cuaE. ~ eas sas lad esrs6 kdmstsf sfser sa+
asrse ns canssasrssas sasexssys ~ sseseslns o
pess raia aasssseaa esg sssve sisssss esplss msy
- ssa q ne AZ zfAfHAnfgL MAxs4xR.
krsskasA. kEnss -. r. sssselAl a0tsse, saaa
pa 30 Mss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-29

RT The position OF Chief Justiea hss
been filed, siace il was created by tbc
Esdsrnk 0cnssstvsiun, 7hyy fssar Ess#Dns,
namely 1, John Jay, of New York 2.
Oliver Ellsworth, Of fConnecticaE 3. john
Marshall, of Virginia; 4. Roger b. Tanv
sy, Of bieszssEs8s Assssaa.sJasy aad Els
werth we're respectively nominated BY
Washington aad each resigned after
serving bat fsp years only. Jasigs
Mar shall was nominated By john Adams,
just before bis retirement from the Pres
ideuey, and Judge Taney by GeneFal
Jaeksoe 10 the aasseF half "a hss sesohd
term. HarshattooR The ofses in bis ma,
tureT prime, and held IL over thirty fcuF
years, dying tn 10 ~ tie ripe age oil eigh-
ty- sesen. As Eliswerse . liYsd tsT be
ssssass ss@os ssd jay nshssy shtes. aais
sisss par b assssa hSoss6iygaa long
s;gurs 1 10 IestO
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-29

WxTNs ax rae pkAiss. Sescral gen-..
tlsmeu rssgsuedt ~ Ahis ssty day bsfoss
yesterday from trip 70 Idaho. anoas
oshsTs . son OF DR.. Snelsoa. Before,
rsashing Denver the party we're aa0ghB,
in Q seFsrs snew stprms kaAeme cempIs-
tely shaa no snd suffered untold missrt.
Most Of their mules psrishsd, and waeaSt
had 10 be absuduusd. 40 yell ~ caekiax
n4WisfasEpIles. TEapsktY skB6s-
tsd faf several days Iupon parnhsd c0rt,
whieh was prepared by Gre made from
willow twiEs, The only fuel 10 b4 ha1.,
Altar Ieaviag ssw5skIng bshiad, tAa pas
~ walked ahoas aas hundred sad swsaV
miles, ard slept CO TIE snsw d nixhf,
with corn for daes. MAny persess a IL
rfnfnssk sk6GuB UniEx fGosH ~ = -
ssormsy yAs1zt y ~ = ~ & ~ hsys,
psrished. Uoming b reports " lndiapI
dspssdafIons wess azfrafst. bnl the paxzf
hAd ao dil1exlty xith them ~ ,nl
ra1 9 iasaza
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-29
- CASADY a. TEST,
Ksmsssl, Collecting and Tax
PaySmg Agency,

sA$ssSA E#tsts-,i ~---~ { y
will pay Taxes, buy aai sell Cliy aud COUNTY
0fiers, faaks UsgeesIshs. Furis AbstrRcSs of IT,
: tkss, . ~ eysFxt kss pertain tas b. &ensfSl
- s@EzEya ,
w.kIvath s1IY csmplete ABsTR ACT or TITLES
fRgAL ESTATE, esnbFaciHS Deeds, Mortgages,
trust .efx aaI Ak Tltirs together Eith fGil spd
-,m.lete D,rrRet OF all Js4gzeatS DecrecS aHf
Exes-s,4iaa S4lss ia PStfa go sEssate Canngg sh5E
5;sx All nsg4uEra uees tfeHs zs1 aefss tttlvs.
TT~ Cauyry agCtng prVMptiy ai&eaded To-
Aag- II 1854
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-03-26

ALLEGoEtCAL.-A traveller, setting ou.
upon long journey, was assailed on the
road by ours, mastitIs. and half grown
puppies, which came out from their ken
nels to bark at him as he passed along
He often dismornted from his horse to
drive them back with stones and sticks.
into their hiding places. This operation
was repeated every day. and som etimes as
often rs twenty times day. The conse-
quence was that more than half the trav.
elers time was consumed in chasing those
dogs and puppies. At last he was over.
taken by neiehbor. who was going the
some road, but who had set on, long
time after him. The latter traveller was
very much surprised to find the other on
his journey, and on hearing the reason,
"Alas |" said he, ii is it possible you have
lost your time and wasted your strength
in this idle occupation? These same an.
imals have beset me all nlong the road,
but l have saved my time and my labor
in taking no notice of their barking, while
you have los. yours in resenting insults
which did you no harm, and in chas,sing
dogs and puppies whose manners you can
never mend" .s..s..