davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-02-28
CAPITAL INCREASING IN THE
NQRTh WEST.

Iehf6 QEoe HnGu eAcnHuEc ou NUN 1olA
was ruling at figures raiuously high, We pre-
dIctcd that the day was not very distant
when the balance Of trade would be In our
favor, and therefore that exchange wouid be
sold at par or even at u discount. Our mer
chants had endured the eYtortsons, as they
tlcn appeared, Of the money changers for so
many yeass that our predictions, although
based on accurate knowledge Of thcrcsourccs
Of the Mississippi Valley, were regarded as
idle dreams. Facts have long since proved
The accuracy Of our deductions, and now 1t is
admitted on all hands that capital is rapidly
increasing in al the States bordering on tie
Lakes and the Upper Mississippi with ra-
pidlty never before Witnessed In the history
OF the country. .
The reason for this increase Of capital must
be plain to every ono who has studied the ex-
tent and the vast agzlcul: ural resources Of the
Mississippi Valley, and who knows how rap.
idly it Is filing up with an Industrious, enter
prislng population. Wnatsyrr Inc prices o.
vur 1audu.t. uay pc, these States will always
have large surplus Of farm products beyond
what they can possibly consume. When that
surplus brings low Price, the people vii!
ccopomIze 50 as to reduce their expenses
"1tuu e1eA .n, 49, -. 49,"
pesI tnlee or aoua ~ @ aast 30 ~ n,adn.t,an a. ~ n,d
ecnlase Aoose ~ Nv ss s aon,.a, VI ~ ssa;s,e s.cr. ~
oeo's a'e lss4u W, 49, 49, ortha.., tn,,r
""1a.cs' - 20 oa.e =. ~ 60. - .ho., 1,.~'.,,.
e1s Wuo "e4e ~ oeo'' ooA1s ~ 49,. ~
In 1860, eight If not nine out Of ten are na"
above board, and 1arge numbers OF them hare
sets Gomioslaole su'as ms.'u .sa..;.a - ] s,on-;.
mcnt ponos OF otnss mte1et nea't ST. 49,.
ues* 4he 1eet 1hat Inc SURPLUS % NC ".s.
, 1865-02-28

FH half the stories told are true, the Il
lnois Legislature has proved very shabby
body. One Of its last acts WIS to vote to pay
the salary of its members in gold, while BY
another Of Its acts it voted s25,000 into the
pocket Of the treasurer Of one of the counties
as his commission on the payment Of soldiers
BCSE demands that the State Capitol be fumi.
gated before another session is held.--Abany
EtxtfJa1 J0uyxdl
, 1865-02-28
CCHENK'S PULMONIC

GCHENK'S PUIMON1C SY-
~ RUP SEA WEEp TONIC AND MANDKAKN
PuL9.-1htse desErvedly and celebrated and Pop
pla! snedtctneA have Affected sevnlur1on IN tht
which osye or many 1eaEs. otttEucsed Tho oe5ess
sci:ncT l1s ta1e ,sapp9a1on snos sns
nom attempting md for thst disease: and
PATIENTS AFFLICTED with II reconr1led themselves 10
9ssh without making any Effort to escape from I
doom which they suppCsed 10 be nnaToidahle. Il y
cuRm. and thkt i u nxHS cutet IN : q a. nnmh1
ScheuckS Fallnono syrup alone aad, In other cares,
by the asn medicine, IN ouneetton With Shenek1
corng to the requirements Of the case Dr. -che1e1
hlmseM who has enjoyed uninterrupted good heaff1
70 be 1t the ve13 gst Of death h pnyliclaus having
pronouneed h. ease hepeless. and abandoned ht g
since ny 5eMsoysry M many Thousands similarly aAicseA
zaa1kaole success These excellent medicines afe or
sale IN th9 city, by all druggists Full directions 6
the use Of tnam accompany each hottle.
AEAkHsS&1rn~fx
, 1865-02-28

CONDEMNED SIZES ScxT orf ON EXCHANGE.
The sandusky Register ssys that eighteen
months ago a number Of prisoners were sent
to Johnson's Island convicted as spics for the
Coniede,atcs in Kentucky. The execution
Of their sentences was postponed In each case
unit, further orders. The last four Of these,
namely, Thomas N. Campbell, John N. Marr,
Wm. S. Burgess, and Geo. r. Sims, were sent
off On Monday last to City Point for eo
change. Eight or nine persons at different
times have been sent to the Island, convicted
asspics, but no one convicted Of that otfenst
only has been cxecnted at this post.
, 1865-02-28

~ The suit Of Stephen T. Clark against
James and Erastus Brooks. Of tbe Eew-Yo1k
Evening Express, which has been IN progress
for several months, has resulted In favor Of
Clark, and the Erprrss has been ordered to
be sold, and the proceeds divided among the
various owners-Mr. Clark to receive one
sixth Of the whole value.
, 1865-02-28

DIPLOMATIC CHANGE.--Edward Blondell,
Of the Belgian Legation at Washington, has
been appointed Envoy Extraordinary aud
Minister Plenipotcntiary to Mexico, and will
leave at oncc for The Court Of Macmillan.
Maurice Delfosse, of the Belgian Legation at
London, has been appointed Minister resident
at Washington vice Blondell. Till the arri-
val Of The new Minister, his duties will be per
formed by Alfred Berghmans, first secretary
Of Legation at Washington.
, 1865-02-28

MonDAx EvsN1Na, Feb. =,
The following summary shows the moysmer.1t
In FIoar, Grain, Provisions, Live Stock, ETC.,
during the past fo1ty.sight hours:
nrur1Pfa Axn SHIPMENTS ypn THx PAST Is Hou1s.
, 1865-02-28

The sca,,oa,d, in The hands Of our Own pco.
nle. Bu. more important results may be ck-
nected from This increase Of Western
capita1 than are jet realized.
II Cmust soon permanently lover the rate Of
interest, ard hence homes. .ut INDECENT enter
prise and industry will I've enabled to obtain
the means to engage IN manufactures, TINS
acain saving 10 our people the cost OF trans-
porting the raw materials for large class Of
our roods to the scaboard md then the num-
herless commissions and costs of bringing
back the goods to be consumed here The
hfcb rntc OF interest Inns heretofore been the
PRINCIPAL obstacle TO manufacturing SUCCESS
fu1)y nt The West. The accumulation Of
canital in banks and private hands will, With
in the next decade, and even sooner, set
thousands Of wheels In molten all
over the West. Nearly every article
Ct cfcopsumpticn can be produced successfully
here, and protltably, rs we'll, If the
interest on capital should rule mot above six
or seven per cent. There is no part Of the
continent where so m1ny elements Of suc-
ccssful manufactures eau be found Is right
here In Chicago, ahd the country that sur
rounds It. Cotton can be laid down on our
decks as cheaply as It can anywhere in New
England. Wool Is produced all about
MS, at the cheapest rates. Iron and
copper can be brought here from Lake
Superior and coal from Morris and LaSa1lc at
the cheapest rates Of water transportation
and food for operatives must always rule at
the lowest figures. The accumulation o1
capital, therefore, will supply The only re-
manning element to make the West as rich
in manufactures as It is In agricultural re-
sources. There is, therefore, good time
coming for the manufacturing as well as fos
the agricultural interests Of the West.
, 1865-02-28

q There has been q strike and = riot
among the workmcn at the Hoosac Tunnel
Five of them have been arrested for setting
FIRE to buildings connected with the works.
, 1865-02-28

~ Gen. Lee writes to afr. Miles, of South
Carolina; "The negroes have been used
now By our adyerearies for long time, and
with great help to our adversar1ea, and TO
our disadvantage" Yet the Coppesheads
stin pretendsto claim that the Presidents
"negro policies u have embarrassed the war
Which knows bestg
, 1865-02-28

B Junius Henri Browne, one Of our es-
capped correspondents, will deliver q lecture,
"Seccssis Seen Through Prison Bars" en-.
bracing his observations and experiences
during twenty months Of captivity in Dixie,
after the 1st pro1imo. He can be addressed
at the TRIBrSE Office, or that Of the 1Snses,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
, 1865-02-28

MexpAx EVENING, Feb n, 1873,
BEEF CATTLE-Ths receipts By the Board Of Trade
report to-day were ~ head. 6h1pnentss ST. Ths
market vary tull to-day. TIERS being nut few Of
fezed, and very limited demand. Thaze ato but few
len over unkold.
There WIS not enough doing to indicate the
ice11nE OF the market, but there Is NO material
change from Saturday quotations. The salesy yeater-
day sud to-day loot up SO head st from $t73 for
lcallavsgs to &9 for extra shipping staers, mostly
asazange Of 4. .oatoxs63.
The sales At the several yards since Saturday evan
Ing were:
, 1865-02-28

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

sProbably slaughtered at come Of the slaughter
housee-namc not appearing on the Assessors
hnc 70
, 1865-02-28

PIrTsHrRG AID IT. WA1x1 IANps-
McPherson sold Gordon 60 fat oxen sad steers. ave
raging 1,a03 ns, on private farms.
Georgs Adams sold Myers & Co. u head sood steers
averaging 1907 rs. at SEQ. and = head averaging
12S NJ, at II 1 Zegler, 10 head averaging l25Q ps,
at 50 OK. and a hsad averaging 80 nsar u. ~.
Wallwork 4 Mallory sold Nall la he8d light stetss,
averaging 81 NJ At $40: and Kelley Is head coafal
aEinR 124 bs, at 4as, 10 had averaging
9G ns at tt.s5. AELaging 80 ns4t ti5. sad eYe-
raging SIG NJ, at u Is.
MICHIGAN sorTH1Ry YARDS
Hoidsn s9id Aehan Ii head Areraslng about 20 Ma
nxovn ,o.t ,ssn; ,ssoT;TAo.. saoYp rAaDs.
=. ~ ~ ~ ~ + IS head prime atee.s Averaging
Wiley oliver sola suatton II head Light stees1
ia ks!Ise3 Geo. II head good steeF' aver
i eHKRHAH rARDs-
stsader sold Cook Is light steers ayeraz1ng rs q
$st0: Allen CO. 49 head prime steer ayeragin ~
aging 1854 nj a. &9D ,.-
Tanner sold Xorrts C4 % head good llfnp4 sseeFa
Averaging lN3 ~ II 39sO
HO6s-1he receipts = the b7aEd OF Trade report
today WAS III shipments 1,066. ~, ,,.,
The market to daT wAs most dcctdedt oin. aussr
were bnt few Ges. offered, and there ate noae 'els
over upso'n.
There Is some little demand for heAV Hogs, but
bpyer1 Re not disposed 10 pay outside figures.
The sales slnce Saturday evening loot up 1r@I at
E8c go Tor stock pigs, aud TO to III Is for lsht
to Extra heavy hofs.
The sales 1t the several yards we're:
zC7.Y-E1 ~ htnTH NM - 81
, 1865-02-28

ocsrrTe;l nnTeN At North Collins, Erie county, Now
oes9ttsa r., tho 1ti in slant, by the bursting Of
aGt1 Re1oaene se ss lap. resulting ia the death ot
Mrs Urah and the tats n}nsy tges Of sw9 sw9
Of asea iaury sTetpo of apohsr
te:Ftseeh her Children aged sixteen.
, 1865-02-28

The following table shows the movement IN
Flour and Grain during the week ending Saturday,
18th Inst: +.
RECEIPTS OF FLOUR AND aRAts DURING TH1 wEgK
, 1865-02-28

COT. WK.IsG7. ltl15 1tll5l @@4lz5 1Sa@so 0&R3 o0<
SHIPMENTS or FLOUR AND GRAIN DURING TIE WEEK
xNDIN0 1xB. IS.
Flour Wheat. Com Oats. Rye Barley
bfts. bu. bu. bu. bn. hu.
BY Railroad 2s01 lSan JEW 40 103l
, 1865-02-28
DEPARTMENT,


~AsAtsutox. February 1s'h. 1se6.
Whs5esa, BY satstsc.esy evidence presented e he
ea9o u lie conat1 o. Cook snd slate q ilinoi' -
qalrements q lie Aes Of Congress entited ian Act
o1 s T.
S.a = rs R5orstgna q nsa az
Soa asrkPf s1sff
sSs ssfsSs sss!y s9s5 S z Il X
s Sc Ss snssss & bssai anasI
a'o-es. , In se,tnons Whereof witnes. uy hand sd
of oea ''' hSsa Ct s: I1SsSHfn''''
M e1s Conplro.ler Of thu Currency.
DITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE
L Ard CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPANY.
Ors:cz or Inx ssen11Ax1. l
Pu1snus.g9,. e F.: n Esp11a,y a 1ika. 1s5,l
Of ibis I or panJ fot the
ELECTION OF DIRECTORS,
ANA sach other ha.ln, - before It, I'LL be
l. oce of satd Company, in The citI of Ftts
furgh, en- The
Third Wednesday I5th) OF March.
A. D. 1563. Al 10 o'cle An TIE Stock and 1oud
TTans!tE BOG ct The .Ampany at their ONCE In toa
e,y of =: qrh snd st nc Trsn>er asrnes "a sns
q! rs s % ssTss s. 'hsFssss asrra ~ M
5000 oE p AR P osrs
: FOR SALE
Inquire ut our E.,per Factory.
! tea nsolxn C,H. MCCORMICK 4 B3os.
, 1865-02-28

New York Stock a1xrkets
UoAng pt1ses for cash, Fob. =, 1855. Received By
G. Ealtonttan 4 Co., Commission stock and Bond
Hrnk NE II Clark ptraet. Chlc1KQ.
, 1865-02-28
The sale, 1t the aereral yards we're;
HOG SALES YESTERDAY AVID TODAY.
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

-.--. MONDAY EvK1tS0, Feb. q. 1855.
FREIGHTS-The1a ia no change In rates. We
, 1865-02-28

TEA+Are without change. We qu0te:
Young Hyscn inferior to common. q 1..s.3i aoa1se
do Superior to nne, p N........ 1.:368l.f3
do extra to choice. n..,....... I. .BtG33.23
Imperial superior to hne. TD............ 1.45Af.N
do extra TO choice. y n....,..... 1.90A2.5
Gu1powder, superior TO hne, D...~....s 1.109t.S0
do extra TO choice. = D.......... 2. .00(s2.5
Japan, natural leaf inc to eY dne+ D... 1.sG2tsa
do do finest 10 choice, + D.. ,aHat-f8
do rolored. Rr............,,.... b 1.s53l.n9
ColunE, Inferior 10 dne, Rn............. 1001l.11
do extra 10 choice, 2 n.......... 1.s03160
Souchou2s r m....... ................... l-A@l.6z
IA G28 n shipped, noue.
Market dali: Sales weFe:-2 brls Country at BEt;
brl c. ke Ut l1c-
!, ,TUBACCO-Thertis = light inquiry and auota-
tons are unchanged. We quote:
, 1865-02-28
5000 ED AK P osT

FOR SALE
Inquire Ut our H..per Factory,
tea nsolxN C.H. MCCORMICK 4 BROS.
, 1865-02-28

IS Hogs At 60 3ooaIs dividing q 1e m M ana @ s &C
* :. fsM. Il Il @$f3g. Id and Do 0a
uIGuWiSEs Eecelyea todaI. sa9 be:s: ship-
pc1. 8: tbls MARKET Advanced 1@sc; Ssles = H1fes
, 1865-02-28

Here the market opened On the street at 19a, adj
vanced to 199, and closed steady at tha: quotation
On the Stock Exchange at the morniag session
sales were made ut 1a81319o, and In the after
MON 1t 1DQ69OCS.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30
BLuFFs IowA. THuRsDAy a1ARcH 3d. 1866.


81 III z skx IA M - -! - ~. - NJ
= szhinkssn dispasaa d ths N y.
TEsanns, u ths 2sd, ears that aae laxxsss
party essf given In Washingsoa sams "a
- the rssideaco Of Charles knapp, con.
tsscsos fes shs hssrY ssnnon,. on tbs
esening Of ths 22d- Two houses wsss
senassaed Into enc by tearing down tha
ssparating walls. Caterers from New
York proyided ecstiy supper Tor seven
Aanarsd guests, whils she gsssl hssses
oi shs whols sisy wera drawn on Tor asw-
ara, end nassrai decorations Tor walis,
pasIor and tables. The waiks and slsssss
u frost Of the naaason wsra earpssea
and acered, ,--aad ID 10 estimated shas che
entertainment ssst not less than SfD0,-
0oO-whieh sum vas the prefl on aboas
Jffs cfths raaHon
10 the sazas city Of Washirgsoa, With
In aighs, aimoss, OF sAis carnival Of prof
ligass folly and reckless exwavasaaee,
on hsds ef pain, racked BY saatsTiag,
crushed, naagled, mained, diseased, ia
sha hospitals Of the aity were lyiag i2,.
o0o soldiers Of the Federal Array. Wo'ld
not the money spent In q night BY this
shoddy contractor, hare contributed
greatly to their comfort, and been asors
wissly expended, seos Il seems 20 u
that il would.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30

S Senator Wilson, Foote, Morrii,
Wade, Gsimess Harlan, Ramsey. and 9th
eFa with their wivess are contemplating
an exenFsian to Savannah and Charles
ton Ia Government steamer IYibssse.
Grimes, We suppose, goes 10 open tbs
Savannah to the free transit Of emigrants,
afssr the manner IN which be opened the
Missouri. Grinss Is great On openings.
lsbss . peeaIiar penehsns for wassr ccur.
ses- Grimes is great on navigation. II,
takes 10 boats and from boats in mosI
asionishing manner, as soms Of tbs
''oldest iabahisauts" Of Burlington car
testify.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30
e1 The New York Trsb,sas thu.

- The New York Tssbuns thna
spes ks Of az act of the last Congress
ssThs Senate yesterday passed bin
increasing the amount Of bonds TO be ia
sued in aid Of the construction Of the Pa.
cliffs Railroad and bEanehes to $i00, 600. :
600. That IL enough to build those roads
|if economically expended. The measure
Is thoroughly atroeious, and the commit
tse that reported it ought to be indios-
ed ~
BIZ all means "indiet 'emo Horace
We rather think one Of thoss ssbouds''
even 81 q small denomination, pus over
poraee's mouth, will keep him quiet
Splendid plAstefs those bonis are, to
draw ihe silence ous of . nan.--Musea-
iiraa Courier.
Tbal's 80. It b not q great many
years age tbat 81 900 draft vas found
to be most excelIens application foI
lousirg Horace's tongue On the Des
Moines River Grant question, and a 9, ,00o
or 5000 $3.50 boado would, no
dosbs, eiEsctusily seal bis lips nov. Lei
the Committee make the application and
stop farthtr proceedings on the indiet-
men&.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30

NEEDs 6REAsIxG.-B Boston, tbe ssTEub''
Of oil Abolitiondom, will soop need greas-
ing, II We mar judge from the foilowing
omincus, tqssakiug sounds emiDasing
from oDs Of its journals as the "Hab''
tafns On rs axle.
The souads to Ehieh we allude are con
tanned in q paragraph Clipped from the
Boatea TrausIler, and will serSe to show
TO what deplorabls condition the com.
mercial and laboring interests Of tina,
"loyai" city are rapidly approaehing.
Nor viii Boston be the only city from
which those startling paragraphs and ON
inoas SQUADS will soon eminate. Nheu
New York, Philadelphia, and other cities
begin to give forth those emiaous para
graphs, ttcn "stand from uudar," for The
cry forsvssd viii sooa be beard, and
then woe betids tbose who have aided in
bringing this trouble apon us, and have
reseIed In the I'LL gotten gains which bavs
lowed int their coolers ffenn such stale
OF affairs. Bot hsEe is What the Boston
PAPER says:
"Sinee the commencement Of The mes
year, there hss been great seagnaiion 10
all bEanchss uf caamsFns. both la Bos-
ton and New York. Ia tbia city partica-
larly, sbe whaEsess doekss end business
localities hass peesenssd almost Sauda5
stllipess. TIE lsboress aad nseehanies
connected With ths shippiag interest have
hardly averaged one dag y employmens in
. weeks The prospects for . very brisk
sassea IL oil deparsments aF bnsinsss
were ssevsr ssnslser than 1t present. Al
this port but tsee sAips Aaps arrived siaes
.5anssvs mai, . apsriod d shivfy IRE dngs,
asd bas yefg Sew are now dos Only
twcise ships Ars now at this port. aad
Ahsat sweiFs ara uow os the way hifhss.
Only ena shlp i on Ehe wmy fFpaa CsIspl-
% to the DATED States, instsaa of twen-
| ". aass fseeasasly ths sxssl Oar nSef.
chanss hase nol ordered goods exsesssss-
| y from Ahy alssssr, ard oar impsstxsiefsa
bid fair shis yaas u Be The Smallest knapFf
for maaY ssasaas.1 z w
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30

"a FIVE hundred doliars, it 10 said,
has been offered the Gio6s reporters for
a copy Of Andy Johason's speech made
ca the day Of bis inauguration, but it
can't BE- bad. Well, as an American, we
are not sorry. We woaid rashar ii would
never see the light, for that speech and
Ola Abe's Inaugural, would be enough to
iisgrnee us, IS people, in the cstima-
tion Of svea ths Digger Indians. God
kuews we are log enough now, without
ths publication Of Andy JOhnson's maud
liz twnddis.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30

ET A youag married women, only IL
years. Of age, and poor, was recently tefs
to suifsr and die ashoeking death as Men
SOP, Mas, for vast of insdical attend
anee, because il was uEeertain whetheF
she belonged to Monsoon or palmsr. The
selectmen OF Palmer took no notice of
lhs matter and altar her decease she
former buried her without funeral eese-
nony, 49,
Ifsbs bad oaly been black, these same
swo sowps vosid have disputed shs hon-
or(sl Of protesting her while living or Of
butying her when dead. What's In col.
err Vsry mach Day- Boak.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30

REcEuTTTNo FoR MAxIafLrAs,-There
ara reporta in Washington 10 the effect
that there ate men at tho North recruit
lag soldiers Tor Maxim iIish's army in
Mexico, and that they are meeting With
saccsss- Il 10 said they are paying az
high 40 81 900 bounty In Mexican gold
ana silscr, and are picking up many Of
the retarned veterans OF cur Araies Ia
New York, Philadelphis, Cin>innasi,
Chicago and other cities.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30
- q Irha faak aan - Innrer hA l

sY q The fact can, no longer be dis
guIsaa shas many Of the Repablicaa Sen-
asars desire war and disanion, under pre-.
text Of saving the Union They wEsh 10
res rid Of tbs sOathern States, in order
to have q majority In the SENATE 20 con
srm. the appointments and many OF then
think they can bold permanent Rerub-
Iiean majority ia the Nnsshern States, b1i
nos in the whole Unioa for partisan rsa-
sons shey are aaxions % dissolve the En-
lou. Il Il aan be done without holding
them responsibIe bafore the psopls- 81
,Stepksn 4. Dougsas ia TIE o. .. Ssnasss
Dec. 3s, 1860.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30

fTf Ehess internal fanatics and Abo-
llionists srsr get the posrsy in ihrsf
hands, they riH ousrtds the Consiiia-
liou, set the Supreme Coart al defiance,
change and make Eatcs TO sssiG thsmseluss
Lar VIOLENT HANDS ON THOSE VINO DIP
sxg wIrH THEx II oPIxIos, or dare ques-
sioa tAsif fidelity, and .6aaiiy bankrupt
tAs eonnlry and delm9e il scith blood
DaSKxL WEBsTgs. A
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30
Danfisfs.

Ell woodbury.. Kmpire sloek, Ep stairs, Lever
Brssawsg, s0usa shds.
e.p Astm W uaEe's DlscGs ~ saaAssa oSSss
Ereaawsy, uorth side
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30
rnE HxRMowsoEs. 4xoYALs FAMsLv
OF ANRAGaA ID. IN m1tm LaNoT0A, aM
A L0v1AG EMHR AGk.

Tue Demeeracy OF RarAagtoa haylng
been successful ia sxposing the falss pre-
lenses Of the s'layal'' wiss- wosksss Of the
Aboli'iaa and plundsE party Of thai eis5,
and Ia defeating them at The Late Spring
eieesions, the great "thimble-riggesso Of
the defeated party are spitching into'
each other most handsomely. To one ac-
quainted with 'sail banda rounds pc.
rusal Of the HDek- Eys produces most
exquisite pleasure. To See Ben. Darwin
Foots no The 'selique ticket" backed by
the "Ring tailed Rorer, " in the most ap-
proved Frvneh-iaed stjie, and notioa the
manner in which the Hark- Eye has
Dua'am al up in rag together, mass
eertAiniy be gratifying 70 all honest men
Of the Democrats persuasion, as they
witness the expose Of the rottenness and
corruption ef both factions OF the Aboli-
tion trieksters, and ihs discontinue of
those renegade Democrats, who left the
party for the party's good, and who ara
now threatened TO a Pooteing cut Of the
ranks OF the Abolition camp by ths
s'Praise God Bareboues'' Of that sioyal'i
institution. Take fFesh courage courage,
Dsmecrats, the rogaes are falling oui
and quaEreling among themselves, and
hssest men mar get their rigbts.
The Hassk Eye ia sp ,aking Of the
leading men in It's party, ustains toe So.
| ssrtions Of John P. Hale, 10 the q. S.
Senate, tpabllshsd ia THE BroLR few
weeks sgo,l when it says:
ga bakers doSsn of unprineipaled
| mountsbanks have packed every county
convention for the selection OF delegates
wbieh has assembled in Burlington for
years. Two years ago they packed the
concern for Warren for Governor. Vow
lhey are engaged in little domestic broil
among themselves. Warren owes TIE
city sene ffteen tbous&ud dollars, upen
wbieh several OF these gentlemor are sure
ties. They pretty much all do business
upon safe principles, having ali theiE
property in their wives or otherwise bid. .
.
"Wel, thess persors, who plnsdered
the city, seaip the general public, and
when DO job of this kind Offers, ons
another, have hesn laboring injastri
| II, behind the bush, and have succeeded
By falsehood the most barefaced, in de.
featirg the nominations of tbs party al
two succeeding elections"
q
'If the prudsnce and discretion oil
Rorer, the wisdom Of French, aud lbs
pondsrosisy Of Darwin had been hrougbI
10 bear--R thsy Ind managed, all would
now be going on smooth snd Pretty as &
SUMMER morning. Or II Rcrer had beer
made Lieut.. Governor, Freneh Rear Ad.
miral, and Darwin appointed to the Span.
ish iBission, ali ibis blather about count
ing room cliques' would hare been avoid
ed. Things would have been lovely p
lie, ha, ha, dog eat dog, and the dssil
take you all, for 4 set Of demagogues ans
Epoiisiesl sriekssers, -whose patriotism con
sists p=iaeipally iaflip service, holding
Ofdes, and drawing yoar salaries regu
arly.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30
THEN OY THIS.

az ORDER AND DECLARE THAT
ALL PERSONS HELD AS SLAVES
IN TuEsAID DESIGNATED STATES
AND PARTS OF STATES ARE AND
HEREAFTER SHALL BB FREE
Liasoia's Eaaaaeipatisn Proclamation