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TRADE NOTICES.

EARLY CLOSNG-A MASS MEETING
Il will be held under ,he Auspcies Of the Furniture
and Car pct. Cslk Early Coslng Association, At Far
!. oelock The public are Invited to attend, N. D.
Ladies' who In habit Of night shopping are invited
70 b" present. US
TO ALL GOLD AND SILVER BURN3
Durnishers Protective Association the following To-
.olution was moved and carriedThat after the next
kegulM Meeting, frst Monday In July, At PythEoias
the iurltdciios Of this Association, Now York and
Kings County pay the sum Of I've dollar. from that
JOSIAH NEWMAN, Pros. GusTAvIs sToS:
HOUSE Vice Pres CHARLES II. HEARS, Sec 433
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Ut refreshing to bear an English statesman
express bis sentiments openly, honestly and
n.nhiy' and IA has been so long since we have
Teen refreshed In this way tina. will no, do to 10,
VIC recent speech OF Mr.. RoEDUcK pass uunouced
This gentleman says thai tho objoc, Of tho English
Ans'oeraey' in opposing tho Union cause during
me ..' war; and in aiding the rebellion. wa. ..,o
spit 'hs Government Of the United s.s,e.," bsu.,.
ns - hey do, that this Communication wa, aha
MY nope for Pspe'ustins mon.rchienl ip,,iu,.
Ions An assertion LIKE .his, coming tieru 30 good
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authority as Mr. RotnroK is entitled TO crcdenco,
and in II we hnd the true cause Of Enslsnd's
course duriug the war. Albion 10 jealous Of Column
bis, and has sougit 70 accomplish her down'sll
when struggling with treason. Bat the plan
failed. Tue rebellion, with oil John Bull's aid,
failed 10 spill, the stsunch young rso Of liberty,
and II may he that John will one dsy see im
br,nehe, stretching across the Atlantic and shell
,erins the oppressed tooplo Of ,be Celtic Isle, who
have Teen so long ground under The heel Of per.
hdioua Albion"
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THE NEW YORK sun.
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNK 20, 1865.


The National Debt
rn lsbored sitsnp, of Mr. JAY CCoKs 10 prove
na the National debt iss "blessng" Las only
Strengthened the public mind in the opposite theory
that IL 10 burden, aud that IL mus, 10 tresied
accordingly. The country 10 peeinisrily three
thousand million dollars poorer than II was Al the
beginning Of the war, less ,hs value Of wealth Or
sssss accumulated In the meantime; and no
amount Of specious tbsorizlng can controvert that
Act The nation mus, regard .hia burden JUS, As
an honest individual would regard heavy person
81 dsbt-ss an obligation tbs, must be boldly met,
and which mus, sooner lser b. liquiisied 10 The
lsss dollar. Economy, perseverance, and industry
ere the agents which honest men employ to relieve
Asmsevss from onorous pecuniary burdens and
ths financial Affairs Of nation sre governed By tho
same general laws that apply 70 individuals. To
svsrcoms this heavy Estonsl debit tserefore, tho
true policy evidently 10 70 develop As fast as posi-
be, the productive resources Of tho country,
and 70 make the mos, profitable use o.
these resources By the proper exercise Of scono-
my. Our Agricultural and mineral re-
sources are slmos, boundless Only small por-
ton OF our srsbls land 10 under cultivation, while
ahs mineral wealth Of the country has hardly yet
been touched. In these elements Of wealth We
have The means 70 hqudsts . dozen such debts -
thss now en,ailsd upon the country, for We have
Individual ststss and Territories any one Of which
u rich enough In minerals 10 lquids,o the national
dsbt To bring this wealth from is deposits and
render II svsilable, q vast smount o. labor must
b expended, and upon this everything depends.
fhs GOLD, sver, iron, lead, and other mnerals
18th whleh n,tx wesssrn StatSs and ~
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A Warning.

FRos intelligence received st the Custom House
in This city II seems that the Russian plague which
created some unesunsss here few months ago, Is
still steadily extending westward. Our Consul al
Port Mahon suggests ibst cargocs arriving 81 this
port from Russia and Turkey shall be closely seru-
tinted in order 70 guard against danger from
injection. II ia no, certain, however, that the
disease Is contsgiou, yet prudence requires that
every nesdful precAution be taken. l. would DO
well, also for our port authorities TO be their
guard in respect to csrgoes from suspicious quar-
,srs nearer home. We have had enough indies-
lions lately tha, the dniBtus Of the rebellion 10 no,
wholly extinct and there may still DO DR.. BLACK
BURss with yellow fever plots There 10 no cause
for unea,inss' on this subject, OF course, but
nothing is ever los, by caution and prudence.
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DENTISTRY.

A SET OF TEETH ON SILVER, t1o;
f1sold, si6 to s2s; rubber, SIS to $50. Aching
teeth filled with gold other filings or eIirscted
without pain, 81 cents to and warranted, by Or.
II NILLERS, o Twelfth at near Sd ave. 346
A FULL SET OF TEETH INSERTED FOR
Az and upsards Teeth filled with 20 and other
fuingh SIC. and upwards. Extracting without PAIN
MICHAUD GQCkDlEk, Dentist, +64 sixth ave, two
doors from aSth ct. 332
"A SET OF TEETH MADE IN HOURS
IA A. S+5 6 sv.. bet. 2lst and 22d sh Beautiful
chosp, light upper sets. Plumpep TO bring out
checks and youthful appearance. special at
tention given 70 the adminlsl Arion Of the laughing
gns tor the extraction OF teeth without pain, No
extra charge. No advance required. No one re-
quiz cd to pay Tor work unless sAtInheI with It. Our
work IL not surpassed by any In the city, at 345 6Ih
sv, bet. 2lst and 2Sd sn. W5
A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY =
"A Tee h extracted without pain or charge
beautiful Teeth inserted, u each Teeth ted with
celebrs ed lone lling Without pain. All operations
warrsnted. j. JAY NILLlERS, lb5 GRAND OF, Two
blocks n om broadway. $50
A FULL SET OF TEETH INSERTED
"A With or without extracting tile roots from ~
and upw ards gold silver, ana bone Filings cents
and upwards extracting without pain At lss East
18th sleet, near 1hhd avenue JOSEPH DoDlS,
dentist. 5Zb
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take drive around the Park. Visitors may nov
take . pleasant ride In boat on the waters Of tbs
lste 1t cost which permits such pleasure 70
even the humblsss citizen. Why mot improve
upon ,his BY permitting three or four sn,srprinns
stage companies 70 establish . line Of light We
hicleA for the purpose Of carrying passengers
At reasonable, fred rates, around the main drive,
stopping only 81 certain stations, where they
would no, disturb the prozrtss Of other vehicles.
These carriages should be built 70 seeomodsts par
tics Of four, SIX, eight twelve and the prices
regulated according TO the requirements Of patrons.
Thus, 1.-TWO persons hired . carriage for . single
drive they would pay the prico Of four. &c. &C.;
or II parties wished 10 hire these vehicles BY tho
hour, let them be so accommodated. 81 the lowest
rates eonsisten, with profit enough 70 pay the eI-
ponsss Of such grss, public accommodation. i,
10 pleasant to sse the wealthy men and women nd
ing behind their last horses In elegant carriages,
but u 10 rather unpleasant for other people, who
| cannot afford TO hire even . moderate turn
out 10 bs compelled TO forego the plea
surs Of extended tour through the Park,
from sheer inability 70 accomplish II on foot. Or.
amer reaching some point remote from the 'errnini
| Of the railroad lines, 30 obliged 70 rstraos their
steps, when they would willingly pay moderate
sum for ride thi,her one Of the carriages We
| have described We know there some objec-
| lions 70 our suggestion. bu, we believe the mos,
serious would be removed by suitable regulations
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SEWING MACHINES.

EOR SALE-l SINGER SEWING MA
i chine, At the Blanket Factory, Deyoe It, " I
liAmsburrh. /.
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NEW YoRK. June 81, 1865.
There Ia no change TO notice In this commodity, the
market ruling very irregular at the following prices
Thee figures however, are 70 be relied upon only for
the present moment a. prices are continually huctu.
ating. We quote shipping lots 1t sesa1 o. hay In
bales tor city use, oval " and loose bay q l2Al 70
per 100 poundh
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Commencement At ST. Johns College,
Fordhsm, come. Of ts-dsy, aeth inst. The cars Of
the Harlem Bridge, houissnis and Fordhsm Rail-
way offer the readcs cheapest and most convenient
way Of reaching the Coiere. These cars leave he
terminus Of Third Avenue Railroad, at Harlem,
every Ave minutes, and land passsnssrs 81 the cate
Of The College Grounds. The cars regularly Till
amer midnight. 1i2
wheeler & Wilson, No. 62J broadway,
Lock stitch Sewing Machine and Buttonhole VA.
chimes 3ls
Diseases Of Throat, LunGs, Heart Dip
theria, A.thmA &C. specially uss;ed By Dr. II: }.
PHILLIPS. Once hours, "a Is 7. N. Treatise
mailed for 50 cent?. 4l2
All Persons wishing summer Clothing In
everv variety, will do better a. Y. II. Baldwin's,
No 70 and ~ Bovery, than at any other establish
ment in this city Speciality made 10 Return Sold
ier. ChildIen's department not surpassed. Please
call. 55l
Wheeler & Wilson's sewing Machlne.
10 rent ana kept In order, without eharse one half
Of rent allowed on purchase J. T. Ellis, sss Broad
way, cor. 2zd ST. at
Howe sewing Machine Company Rliss
Howe Jr. President No. 629 Broadway, n. Y. 3s
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PUBLICATIONS.

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Ser year 's IN ssHsSss SPS Sss' kS y
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-02-23

TwgxrY- SECOND OF PgBRUAgr.-Aa Jet
We have scen nothing In our exchanges
whieh would lead as to infer that yessss.
day, the Twenty second day Of February,
vas eommemo,ased in any say By the
Leyalisss Of to-day. Here, - elsewhere,
nothing occurred Of character caicula-
ted to remind rs Of the anniversary OF
ahs aoble, the great, the good WAsarsa-
ros. ais ~ veil, perhaps, thai this dag
has been passed By in comparative silence
that &c saention should be made of that
great name, which once was bresthsd
With so mash pride from the lips OF every
true American--that nothing occurred to
remind Us Of the ssFather Of bis eounsrys =
Who was always afrst in the hearts Of bis
eoantrymen'' when We were a united and
prosperous people, for we have derided
bis teachings and paid ne heed to his
warnings, bat we hare, Oh the contrary,
gone headlong In an adverse COURSE bailt
up parties marked By geographical lines
iu their distinctions -engendered section
al hatred Of the most bitter and maiig.
nAat char aetsF--destroyed the public
ersdit--seversd the Union, aad brought
ruin upon the united, prospsroas, happy
country be left as al Inheritance for our.
selves and those 10 come after as. These
Loyalists having betrayed the tr&st re-
posed in them, is 1t not meet and proper
that they should also Oeglect and forget
the donoF2 Acquiring almost fabulous
incomes at the expense Of sheir country's
best Understanding in shoddy con
tracts, and crying for more war aud
moro victims, they cannot be ex-
pected to take lime 10 think of the good
Mr.. WASHINGTON, who once lived for his
country and his country only.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-02-23

To CuR PATaoas.--Ws woaid again
remand oar readers that this ssasoa OF the
year il . lime whaa they ere constantly
liable to saddsn coughs, inaaenza. sore
throat, 10, while the ehildrsn are 10 con.
slant danger from eroaps throat and lurs
complaints. Il Is Important thss ever
head OF family should provide RENEE
dy that Ia ready At all times from immsdi-
ate usa, whether assailed at the dead haur
Of night, With the breaking out OF hard
cold, the raokiag Of q violent eoagh, 81
sha shildrsn wssh that most dangerous II
all diseases ct the midday
heur, yoa should always be prepared
In Goes Cough Balsamr yoa win End .
rsady..aad effeStaai remedy. IL grapples
aad controls instansaneously the most
stubborn coughs, while ia eroap, IL Is .
sovereign cure. The price Ia but forty
censs per bostle--ths bottles twice the
size Of any othsr At the sams pEies. De-
lays are dangerous. You should always
have it In the house. Il can be found II
all our drug storss.-Fsb. 2--lm.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-02-23

.LocArIox OF TnE stats CAFITAL.-We
notice articles going tho rounds Of the
press of this State, relative to lecture
delivered by Prof. PAEvEN on the fret 10.
cation of the Capital Of Iowa at BuFling
ton. We haYe no doubt THAI the lecture
was highly interesting and abouuded with
"reminiscences OF pleasing character
We suggest that while the Professor has
bis hand in, be prepare and deliver lec-
ture oa the third location OF the Capital
Of Eowa-we mean the one made at Des
Moines. There ia a vide field for labor
open which might, under the manipula-
sieus OF such a man as Mr. Parvin be
worked to advantage. If the Professor
is at loss for dctaiIs LEI hin call On Hon.
Jas. w. Grimes, judge Wright, Mfr.
Baldwin, Of this city, and Mr.. Goodrell
of Dss Moines. They, We doubt not,
could supply any deficiency of detail BIZ.
PaFvfn might meet With ia searching the
public records.
Try yeur band at IL Professor. Wen
guaranty thatit will prove highly inssr-
esting, and draw crowded houses every
time.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-02-23

THE DIsTxTcr FAIR.--in consequence
the extraordinary ssate Of the weaiheas
and the almost impassability Of the roads,
the meeting on the Goth INST, for the pur-
pose Of organizing District Agricnila>
raj Society was but poorly attended, and
was adjourned until next Saturday at 2
o'clock p. m.
We hope our citizens will turn out and
take hold OF this matter. They must do
il as is will be impossible for thoss living
at distance who feel an interest 10 the
organization Of tho Society TO be in at
tendance.
II that Ia necessary to make District
Fair saceess Is the cooperation of .
few energetic men in each county. II
they will take hDld Of tbs matter We can
have On The Missouri Slope as good and
as interesting Fair as is Annually bald
In TIC eastern part Of the State. AL
kaow shs heaeEts 20 be derived fran shs
hslding Of Faiss- Then lss all taks bold
Of the matter and hslp on the oreaniza.
don. The meesiug viii be held at gadg,
Baid~in's efiee.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-02-23

4 FLo1p.-Not one of Noah's kind of
floods, bat one that Indian Greek gets up
about once year, 10 keep the people in
remembrance Of the old aood. Early on
Monday morning, rain commenced falling
and the ground being frozen, nearly all
thst fell ran iato the raFines, and from
them into Indian Greek, which rans thro'
the city. About noon the creek over
lowed it's banks, but did but little or 40
damage, and before dark had fallen and
vas within its banks again. just at dark
rain commenced pouring doWn again and
continued until near mindight; By which
time the creek bad again overlooked its
bank and continued out all night. The
water ran into several honses, doing lit
tie damage to carpets, and other furni
ture. The great damage consists IN the
washing away of bridges, embankments,
and portions OF the streets, sc. In some
places there are holes washed out from
three to Ave feet doep, which will have to
be filed up We presume the damage
done, in washing away bridges and tear
ing up Of one OF the streets which 1t ran
into will not be lees than ten thousand
dollars.
4 We have, seen The creek much higher,
and hope this little food will admonish
our City Fathers of the necessity for pro-
viding a way for the waters of iadian
Greek.
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gT The following Capital hit we clip
from the Crisis:
THE CABINET AND c0uRT.
Tee ship of state is sea-waFd bsown,
And ia enr h1azT Of need
Law on q wtla goose Chase il aewn,
Ard ruin eenss wiah Speed.

CO Volunteers fof the army should
not leave the city until supplied with
HoLL0WAY's PILLS L OINTMENT.
For Sores, Seurvy, Wounds, Small Pox,
Fevers ard Bowel Complaints, shssessd-
ieines are the beat in the world. Every
French soldier ases shsza, IL lAs reader Of
this notice cannot ges . boz OF Pills Or
oinsmens from the drug store in his place
lee bin write to nae, 80 Maiden Lane, en-
closing lks smounss and viii mail boz
free OF expense. Many dealers viii nOs
keep ny medicines on hand because shey
cannot make ~ nash pFoft "a on oshss
persons' make, % cents, 90 cents end
| 10 per bex Or pot. I'll
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-02-23

SoUrHxsS Szw% are presenting
TO the readers Of THs BUGLE, every week
now q series OF articles, clipped from
Richmond papers, undsr the caption Of,
'sNsws from the South" which featare,
of itself, is worth The subscription prize
to our paper. Our object Is to keep our
readers posted, and for ibis purpose We
have inssitated this new feature, which
in connection wish our Geographic sum.
mary, under the head Of, "The --latest
War News" viii enable eli to Judge
more correctly as to ths true condition Of
affairs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-02-23

jon PRETISG-MoKR Exw THRIVE
have rsceatiy ssaed 10 yob ofsce large lot of
new Types cats Barriers, &s. ali 81 sAs eest quail
lily and istess styles, and we are neg better pre-
pared Than ever 90 execute every variety of psAia
and farry JOB Printing. as&s, qsaek ans eAssp -
We have shs largest and aaosteoEplets AsseFtmsnt
ei Jobbihs material in the West, and can tura cut
any kind Of work shat nay bsdsstrea, CA short no.
ties. Merchants and others Who have Printing 10
be done are requested 70 cali aad examine spsei-
Hssns ami priess. We guarantee saslafsetion IN
every ease.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-02-23

L1sr = - - 4xxrss -
ssa1kusst sssn9, uhfsh ~, far ysazs,
hssa III fkAs ~ - III - old M0smon
Ismpln - Na1so& ~ rassd to tho
Kssand 1ns DR. ieet xesk, by the sxplo-
Sion Of mina, MhIeA Mam placed under
it ssr shs pesposs BY she owner Of the
property rho, " andsrstand has-seld the
reck- many al which ere unisjared-fex
haiiding nsFpeses. and shst hs propossss
~ seen = rs rn3bisA n xsmossds 20
plans tie ersnad Ia grspsss So snas The
history 81 this wsadesfnl sad Onsa gfand
and beautiful eaiScs.- ~ Cs1sstifafi0aa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-02-23
A Cam no EKvALEDs.

A ClergynsR3 While residing Ia South America
missionary, diseVveze4 safe and siEnpse REM
d. Tor tbs Cure Of AsSvous weakness, Earsg pecsy
Diseare sf tbs Urinary and semlnai orgsnas and
tns vhsis txaia q dishssdsrs bseexsa 90 w haBs~
fus and Vicious habits. Great asnsexs hsvs bssa
already cured ay tais nssis resaesx. Prsmpssd ~
desire 70 esness ths pfBistsd and snfsftsnsss, !
viii ssaa sas rssaps nj prsvaraas aaa ssing this
mediclns, IN a ssalsA emvsseps, 10 Ans enc whs
needs H. PSss ~ ohayys.
Rssass iRcisss stasapsa sassssps, sA6ssssed -
ysarsell. Ad&rr@ yesss9fT 7. IwkASs
saaasn D. Bibls Haasey
oA. ~, - IL. Mss gsrH catg.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-02-23

FAILED rn Cosskcr.-W We learn that the
bridge over Walnut Greek, on the main
route East, vas carried away by the wa
tiers the other day, thus "eatsing our lins
of communications" We hope to be all
right in THAI direction 10 fsw days. In
the meantime the people viii have to
place what confidence they can in that
photographic institution for any thing
10 the way Of news.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-02-23
IMPORTATION FACE
To Nervous Sufferers

A GENTLEMAN GATED Of Nervous psbliisy, Ia
competency and Prsusssurs Decay, and Yesthfal
Error, sstuased By desire 10 eeaeas e4Asss, wili
be harry 10 furnish al uho need H. tfsee csehssr,
sAe reSips aad dirset4cns fOr making the sEmspss
remedy Hsea In ais ease. sugfersgz wishing se
proat by the aavestisefs bad sxpeffak and possess
a sars and xal&aess rsgssdy, sah DO 50 By a4Arss-
stag kim a eacs Ni Ma psaes Of Hasiassa. gne
Escape and fail iafornaaiea---of vital imssrsaaee
---witi be ehesrfaily seal by return raall
Adarsss john q opGEg
Ne. 80, Nissan stssss, Mes yexk.
P.s.--Eervsas saMssers az beta sexss viii and
thls information iayaiaaais. Dee. Nd, -. sm
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-02-23

CO "IIow brightly breaks the morn
ing!n we we're led TO exeiaim as we
emerged from eur domieil yesteF- morn,
aud with delight inhaled the pure, fresh
air. o, Il wasa lovely morning, which
tAH n&tnrs smiled - sshsT Ia"
Aad il only needed The warbiing of the
little birds TO impress as fully, that the
Spring tine bad eoms, gentle an, nc,
'twont dp-wifs says ssnone Of thats7
and We dssist on noticing certain stsato-
getieal movements On the part Of cur
betser. half.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-02-23

TEE AxERTcAS AoaIcULTUEsr.--The
November number of the above named
invaluable Periodical ID upon enr table.
We notice that the publisher has raised
the subscription price FROM oil to $3.50
per annun, which Is not equal to the
raise in sill other commodities yet not
wishstanding the increased price Of sub
scriptioD il is not now As high as Ii shoald
be, for each number IL worth the cub
seripsion price for whole year. The
publisher as an indaesmens 10 get up
clubs Offers preniurn Of one dozen d
the great "Agricaliuriss Strawberry
Plant" which are worth at lsass AYE dol.
lays.
He also offers 500 IL preniums fol
Essays upon the culture of FLAX and
Hops, to be awarded Is follows:
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-02-23

60 Business and professional men,
eaa be seeomOdated Win place IN shs BvsLE, fer
their cards. We expect every entsrpgisiag susi-
ness man in The city to advertise ia the BUaLE.-
Advertising is The means Of carrying eHes' bnsi-
ness into every hoass that Is seEFsd b. newSpa-
per, instead Of waiting Tor customers 10 look fes
eHe's sign over ones plses of husiHsss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-02-23

- J. 2. Benjamin, Secretary Of State
q shs soashesn Coafederasg. 10 spsaking
Of Blairss sisit 20 Richmond, says: aHs
said ha was not the messenger 81 hfss
Linssan. Had be % asserted but ones, l
sEoaid bAvs believed himi but be keyt %
chs denisi, rsisswaaias itGs sr six tims1,
and then Ibid faes bslisys him.n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-02-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ths BRIDAL ChsmAsF. IA Rs&as Of WaFatns
and Iastraetiea fer YsuHs ass--1ubllshed sS tie
Howxrd Assesissisn, AVID ssnt tree Of ehaFss ia
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-02-23

ET Last winter, says The astuts phi
losophsr Greeley, the sswaisksy gamblers
escaped taxation" at the hands Of Coz
grsss. This winter we notice that one
branch refuses to remoTe the tariff on
paper, and newspaper publishers aud
readers ars lsfs so suffer. Why is this ?
WAY did the Great Aoguts Of that most
virtaous, that most wise, that most tenn
parate party, whose cause is asserted to
be that Of "God and humanisy"-w by
did they remove the tax on whiskey nd
refuse to remove it on pspeE2 We know
of 20 othar reason shau that they wanted
that made cheapest whish ihey use the
most Of.