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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-27
PEACE DECLARED!
AT
CASAD 4 GILMORE,S.

After months campaign and the succeeding
terrific onslaught and obstinate resistance of the
Fort Emporium on Fifth street the welcome /
news Of peace will give such 10Y to the C3&tcss, .
Eatless, Shirtless and Shiftlessr the csrtainty
of peace would convey to the hearts of those !
who live in war times. The past week Will be
ever memorable as a n,ost event's' ohe in the
annals of this crusade upon GAsAD h G,LMoREs
celebrated Clothing and all kinds of Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods. Our special reporter,
armed and equipped regardless Of expense, ar
rived, as usual, at the scene of action ia time
to see nothing of the occurrence; but after a few
inquiries from very rel able gem eh!en aided by
most fertile imag nation, noted down abe rec
ords of an eye witness to the last engagement
of the Coats and Grecnbacks. The assailants
attacked the Emporium front and rear and were
met by the blandest smiles. No sooner had they
entered the lines of the finest of goods in The
country, than they were seized around their
necks, measured and repulsed for want Of ammu.
/ milton, with a display of
Coats, Vests, Pants, Shirts, Hats, Caps,
! and Furnishing Goods.
! Nothing daunted; however, and knowing that
/ the most preciOes bargan3 we've 70 be had. the
besie gers pressed on in overwhe lining Numbers
! and determined to carry the fort and everything
| in it with a storm Of greenbacks at any cost;
! while CAsAD 4 GILMORE were equally determin-
ed never to surrender as long as there was a
garment IN the store a shirt in the locker.
kt1H1OrcPmeNIS DelHp TcCclNcu ny every uaih
for those so cruelty sacrificed, all hope Of reduc'
ing the stock by assault was abandoned by the
beseigers and the olive branch of peace finally
accepted on terms alike honorable and satisfac-
tory TO both sides, and by which all parties re
ceived what they wanted. Whilst by the treaty
of peace, signed at the Fort emporium, tAsAi
x GILMORE agrees in
Article Ito sell, as long as they last, tn
), cheapest and hest Clothing in Iowa.
Article TO sci! Over Coats from So to 10.
- Article $40 sell business coa.s from Sc to 2
Article 40 sell fine black cloth coats frOl
S. to 20.
;. Article ITO sell Vests from s. to 6.
d Article Ito sell good pair pants for 81.
s Article TO sell fine pair pants from Sc t.
10.
Article s-To sci the cheapest hat in Iowa.
Article so keep the best stock of fur cap
west Of Chicago.
Article lO-To keep the best assortment o
Gents Furnishing Goods in the State.
- Article Ito sell more goods for less green
V backs than can be had at any other place il
Cedar county.
Article l2-rurther agrees that whatever !
purchased and does not give entire satisfaction
will he exchanged or the purchase money re
funded.
IN confederation OF which everybody agree
to get their Clothing at Casad GiimOre's
and save at least Is per cent. 10y doing 50.
nf,- Headquarters on Fifth street, north
the court house square, Upton, Iowa. n35
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LIST OF SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE SOLDIERS Mon
rMENr FvNp.-The following subscriptions for
the Cedar county Soldiers Monument have been
received, and are published for the information
Of all interested. The list will be continued
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-27
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
For Governor,
WILLIAM NJ. STONE.
For Lieutenant Governor,
BENJAMIN +. CUE.
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction
DRAM FAVILLE.
For Supreme Judge, ,,our

arRxv. J. @. DIHA1rr one. ':. -. . -..;s....
lots 9sr sale. n 10 . very oefsI0ie fss'oenco'
pad hfs advertisement
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THE FAR FAMED
DR. WEIR,


DR. WEIR,
of Pennsylvania, announces to this community
that he is practitioner OF the
German, French and Spanish Mode Of
Medical Treatment
so successfully practiced flate in France Spain,
and America He has been engaged several years
in travelling and successfully treating people
who ljncsr under old CHRONIC COM
PLANTS.
He not only ascertains the nature Of the dis
ease as formerly practiced by Physicians but
passes on and discovers the cause, however IN
trcate the disease may be-
Old complaints Icured in from thirty to ninety
DAYS Charges reasonable. Medicine furnished
for 81, 25 per week,
Persons who live at distance can have med
icines sent by express to any point they des,g.
nate. by sending a statement Of their complaint
4 in writing The money must be sent in advance
| for the time YOU WISH All letters must be sent
| to OskalOosa, Iowa.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
In all THAR forms, treated carefully and conf
dentially.
ass-I will visit and consult patients while
remaining in town free Of charge. Those hTing
! at a distance, aud unable to visit him, can be
treated by sending him clear vial OF their
morning urine from which the disease VIII be
! ascertained.
DR.. WEIR, inventor OF a new mode oftreating
diseases of the genital organs, cures radically
and eflcctually Syphilis, Gonhorrhea, Gleet5 and
| all Blood and Skin diseases. Young men sui
fering from nervous debility, caused by invol'
untary losses during sleep, can rely upon a pos
tive and speedy cure by new and lnfalhbie
method.
NB--Ladies who desire to avail themselves
| of DIR. VS. sure and safe mode OF removing op-
structions, impressions. &c. from Whatever
| cause Produced without use Of medicine, can
do so at one interview. Dr. W. has invented
method by which Conception can be prevented
simple and certain.
He will be at
Mnscatine, Ogive House, July 81.
Washington. Bdd!e House, August %.
Id Cleghorn's August 9th,
Upton, AlGlish House, August 7th
Clarence, August sth.
Liebon, August 9th.
So!on August 10Th.
lsy-As matter Of Information we append th'
following list of patients treated by the Doctor
since January 1st 1864: Oskaloosa, 34i ottnm
wa 3o7. Fairfield, II: Mt. Pleasant, 81; Rome
~: DanyilIe. II; Burlington, l04; sigourney, ~
Mnscatine, BIG: Wilton Junction, ii; Duraht, :
west Liberty, -; Springfield, 9. Total number
l32o-lfueeatine Jouraat.
'''' ORD X. WEIR.
REs,psNcE-For the last six years in Iolede
Iowa. He will visit the above named place
every sixty days
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-27

nrAmount contributed by the Teachers and
Pupils Of Cedar county to the Public School
department Of the North Western Sanitary Fair:
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-27

NOTICE..

The co.rartnershp existing between JOHN G.
grcurr. Of Clinton, Iowa, and T. G. NcCLELtAED
.nd GEORGE A. EAGERLY, Mechanicsville, Iowa,
has heep dissolved All accounts or Indebted
nass created and due by said firm, are to be paid
Inv said McClelland and Eagerly, and all accounts
or Indebtedness due said firm are payable to
them. - - DIV HIM
Clinton, Iowa, March LIST, 1855.
&c. BrcHER & Co.. of Clinton, Iowa, will con.
Time their General Warehouse and Agricultural
Imnlement business at their House, at Mechan'
;r.yile. where they will be pleased to supply
,bpir old customers, as usual, with anything Ia
then line. . y. bCchns W.
Clinton, Iowa, May 27th, 1865. 23m2
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J. &. BtCIlER l. co.;
steamboat and General Traasier cents,
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
CLINTON, IOWA

-. c. UCHsR, Of Clinton, can justly claim
extraordinary advantages in furnishing
lmPhmehte to the farming community. lie has
one Of :he most extensive Agricultural Depots in the
west and possessing superior facilities for shipping
to noirss in the interior of the State he
as he deserves, patronage CONNIE nsurate with ths
enterprise In which he is engaged. "-InsuraHes .MeR-
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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINlNi in the Post Office at Upton, on
IL the 10th day of July. 1865:
Bezarth, Miss II Patton, MaryL
Beston,CP Raflensbarger, d
Eddy, Nathl Sheldon, G ca
Flint, JR Truesdell, Mrs NJ
Howard, MrsL Truesdell, MissS
Lightner, H + Walsh, James
Morrison. Jas Williams, F
Maffitt,
Persons calling for these letters will please
say "adverused.n s. S.DANlELS, Z. NJ.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01
wmoas RgsPnSstaaE Eoa THK
WAIT

We sassss, shs Reeablioau party
The Republican party snighs Asve pre-
vcntsd the psnssas Devastating civil var,
II atghl have sased she liyes OF taoas-
anas Of the best men Of the Nation, and
shoasaads CT sailliona OF the peoples
money. For proof Of whas We say read
the f,,ilowing from the speech u srxraEs
\. d ,uqtAs, ,ielivsrsdinshe Unite ! States
Senate, Jaaaary Sd, 1861, uFoa The eon-
promise meas aEss, then pc,.Ang beasEs
the Senate:
ssi believe this to be n fair basis of
.mieahIe a.liussmsnt. Ii you oa the he"
publican side are not wiling to acceps
this, nor tha propositions OF The senator
fram kentucky, Mr. CrittenAen, Psas
tell "a trhat gov are piittn9 lo sof
81 Apuskss THE Esauass 70 ksFg aaIeAss
oxIY. Foa rue REASON THAT IL rus IoAr
gfrrxE OF TaIRFgKS. Fkw pAFs Asos
xygRy xzvBxR FRua THg SOUTH. iScLuptSe
ra,sk Fan4 raE Cores STATES. iNEsSRs'
foaaas Axp DAvIs,1 Exf7EssEp TAx1s
sxAplSEss TO AccEPT THE FRaroslftoE OF
NY vExKaABLE FRIExp FROM kENTuekf,
fAfR. IRIrrgNpRS, j As a FISAi. sEfTAESKSF
az rus CONTROVERSY, tE IS~ SNDEn AID sEs-
FAMED az rug REruElIeAS &gsRxns.
"IENCE TIE SIZE ar.spQNSl-
BfLITY OF OUR DIS SAGREEMEAI /,
AND TUE ONLY DIFFICULTY IN
THE Way OF AN AAEIGABLE All
JUSTSIEST, IS WITH TIE REPCB-
LICAS PAR1F." -....
Here it is proved that the Republican
party is responsible, for she war that il
| is responsible, for every dollar If nation.
Al aud state Indebtedness Incurred on 80.
count Of the war-that it is responsible,
Tor the high taxes ihas base tsesn Imposed
upon the people, on account of the waF-
thattt is responsible, for the distress and
anshciaI ruin, which nov exists in every
pGrs of the country--taat il is response
BILE, for every life lost in the war,--'hat
il is responsible for, aud should EeceiVe
the curses Of every wife made widow,
! aad Of every child made IN orphan, by ths
WAY. In short ,hat it will be responsible
! far the dissolution Of the Union, should
| the Cn!on he dissolved.
SHALL such - party be continued in
power, or will the ueople change then
rulers? Let the Bliiot-boxes atshe nexl
election proclaim the answer.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01

War THg pREsEUENr TuoCaHr or AB-
o1IrIo SI-Ts. Wednesday, April y,
Is62. Andrew Jehason, then the Eecensiy
appointed Gavrrnar of Tennessee, made
a speech at Nashville to the Third Mime
sofa Regiment, which speeeh vas report
a,l in tb+ Nashville Union, of the 28th -
This copy If thc onion is noe before as.
From 1t Ke take the fa.lousng extract
a hIcb needs hide COMMENT:
''Es had been charged by lhs apostles
of treason thas the North had come here
20 set nrgroes free. lie knsx the North
--hnd travelled among their peapie. and
he repelIei the charge with scprn. There
were aboii'i n fanatics there, il WAS true
-ssrfion aIisls, iraitorx-bfothsrs Of
SoutherA secessionists--has these Greg
lnres caBEtituted bat q faction of the
great body Of the North. The voice OF
The overwhrlming MISS Of the Slrth, as
we'll as nine men out IT ten uho stood be-
fore him, vas we care nothing for your
negroes manage them az beat suits
yourselves, but the Union shalt be pre-
served, and you must obey the laws."
Hr. johnson frequently refers 10 his
past deeiarauons a. hey to bis future
policy. The above il easily understood
to say tho / ast Of it.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01
srIcK THIS IN YoUR uAr AND KEEP
IrTuEREt

Tho following confession was made hy
the II ~. Mr.. Dawes, Republican memr
n ct of Congress FROM Massachusetts,, Cd
thA 9Th Of Apsii, in which be exposed
she eaEgaPEnass Of Lsaco!n's administFa'
tion:
"TuE GENTLEMEN MUST REMEM.
BER I lat IN THE FIRST YEAR GE
\ REPUBLICAN A tA3NIsTkATi0N,
WHICH CANE INTO POWER UPON
PROF FESSiuNS Ut REFuaM AND RE-
Observation-Disclosures Is lNuUBlTA-
8LE EVlUENGE ABROAD N TIE
LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM
nERED TIE PUB. &c THt ASURI
WELL Mi II T IT STNGLE YEAR
rs MUCH AS TIE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEA tl.Y NPENS - OF TIE GOV
EREMEyT DURING THE ADMINS
TRATInN WHlCII TIE PEOPLE
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
.OF IT'S CORRUPTION"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01

p3weg can plead sha acansa IN *vsa night
az liberty, II ha be- aaliasssa sp = bfakass /
W which does not hesisats NEsA iaaaasnE
haste, With m utterly ua Marzaanaed ef-
frentery, to object to the phsAlEng Df q
man who y = practitioner hsf0ks tho Sn-
pre1se Court ef ahe United ssa3ee, snd ID
evea non aemher Of tbs Saossx "a tha
United States, on ehaHre assmcaa;iBg
him With the vilest ruE ne kapwn to
criHiel Mr.. Reverdg Jutnssja II neither
personal nor u political fTssHfi of ours !;
bni In this cssse he raprGsaiss ) rsiacipls
dear 10 the CAUSE OF Ilberta. ani has tbas
become saac'iaed 10 our 9lsns ss d jour
uaiiss who hates from tAs Aesihs % bis
soul every net AMI agens "a exsra consti-
tutienaI authority.
Tha uoprs nos sitting 10 Toe ease ef
the alleged eoasgiracy Of aasassina ssaads
BEFORE the country stripped. By The ascu.
saGion made against Dir. Ishnesr, Of all
popular confidence. Ihs A&ssa and chas !,
aetsT of that accusation AAva broken
lawn all respect thai may bare bsga en-
tertained for that body nj SQUIRT Of ins-
tee, morally and infellreTasiiy. When
10 the want of modegatt8H, Hsa wans Of
public sapacity exhibited ID sAe atseranea
81 that charge, NE a4s.ths following
fact, that tribunal viii be seen to stand
before the essantry a very Gnpak ery of ere
ry idea of tbe j,s icfaE- AFishous sny
warranty whatsoever. ia the repart OF the
language OF Mr. ReTefly Jshnston, Aa.
jur General Hunter, the Psesitlant oflthe
Court, said: "1IF. Juhnsoa has maie an
insmatioa as to boiling members Of this
Court personally Eespofsilie."
Mr.. johnson answered: s-I made no
such intiIpatipn. nor dti i intend to.n
tianerhi Hunter vent Oh 70 add az
shall say no more shaa | MAS going To
*ay-thas Hoped the Dig bal passed
xhcn frecs n from tie NgFgh we're 10 ho
hnliied and in.utrcd Ey The huuhug chiY-
airy Of the Soaih.n
The '.Bsnch'' whhse rres;sins officer
has goHe thas our Of bis 1say, ], aad with
out sny excuse whatever in The words of
Mr. Johnson. into this ruseupfrata sSag-
ger, does certainly not appear capable Of
that intellectual disnisy kaosh as jadte
'aI temper.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01

sew EngaanI. And why aas2 Eor the
iass 4 yemEs the Demeerse sey ,moss af wAoga
left their uwa conatrS because the rights
af self 'vurnment were there denied 70
GAesa, and came 20 this. because here those
|rights lay a. the basla of political society,
have been fghliag 10 ovesthEpw tsose
rights, and Ia thai fgbt have By sheer
|hrase fnrsa succeeded. They have been
Ishe wflling cata' paws oi crafty Ana
privilskad class of people, In garkiag out
|nos only the subiugatioa Of theISouthern
people but also their own, far thay have
mo reason tdexpecs anything bur the shell,
s@ftaT Is. Mnnkey has eaten thsI chestnut.
What iongs hpaIel craps lhosq Yankees
mre, how thsy hare follel the people along
against both Ia Igasns and iucliaalion;
keeping them ap 70 the work from the
ysry hrss jump until nov, Fifst, u vas
the flag. then ii was TO reLaks ths forts and
lpther property, then II was 20 protect
stSsahingsaa. 10 relieve and release Gha
Union loving Ssuthsrn people from the
military devpotisn which bound them;
then ii was the UHien, the Constitution,
and sha laxs-aHon the coHtrahand MP.
neaTed; eFst We I'VE him a spade, be vas
ghea but q military necessity; then follow
I'd emanciratinnp proclamaii.ina,n negro en-
listmeuts, and coon TO be foiiowsd By
grand standing army Of ebony, ivory, and
rosemary. This latter will do eo-sidera-
hla TO rid the 90sefnment OF a verv EN-.
barrasiag question whas 10 do wish ths
ncgre2 If they can use up ths able bad.
led as p1ldiera- the old and ihfrm can
easily die, the balance must "ruot bog, or
lie /" f'Dtar senability! On, Ia!" Next
in the programme wa1 20 nppssr the Es-
gra citizen and vpter-s'If be In 6s TO
aght. hierd and die for his country, to
march in column, or line Of aattle With
to- Democracy, surely be is iit to be
citizen wisb them, to vote With them "---
low do yos1 get over that, Mr. Fighting
D-m reratY Elsy enough; tee just iC0as
haSe ii; the thing has gone far ensugh,
| and, In fact, too far, and, what il better,
Aady Jnhnsan sees IL, as sell ~ Anyltoly.
We are not going to have your San Do
niugo institutions here-this Gosegnm ent
wss m ada for white folks.
These remarks may seem ous OF place
in au article appropriated TO practiea at
fairs, but the sahj4cG il Of high political
Iimp0rtance, hears directly on products,
and has sew England afdnlties with trade
and iaanef.
Trade the past week has besn unsettled
md dull, We notice very acceptable
decline in the price of beef, aour, and
urpvi<inns generally. Stocks generally
| have fallen OF from | to 5 per cent. Cold
his been dawp to I2s 1, and as re go
TO press is l303-S. Goyernmens bonds
ga of, it il said Ike bot cakas, bat We
are, Notwithstanding, reminded that ahcrc
/ is nothing SO safe, sure anh honest as
hard Casa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01
4 sTRAyEHTFoRWA Am LETTER 0g
aESEEAL AsEERMAN.

4 sTRA{EETF ARD LITTER OF
sff GESEEAL ssFEkazAH.
uEAporsErEg Mrs.. UH, or rffg Nsss.,1
In TIE EskLA, KALEIga, d. c. April al.g
Gtv. r. y Johnston, coaasrding Cgm-
Ee1rafs 4rmgs lzs ID : sa5ys saw
GExE2AG;. 1 stz1d you lettsr for Gen.
Wilson. which, if cent By telegraph aad
e3ugier, will ebbek bis career. He mag
mis;rust telegraph; thefcinse better seEld
sbe original, for be eastas nf$tske my
with EIich be is fam i!iaF.-s-
He seems to have his blood ups and wall
be hard 70 bdid. II BE- ean hry com. fod-
der; ana rAtiors, d5Ea ahnab For: Va4iey,
it will ebviate TIA necessity Of bis going
u Rome or Dalton. ID
1t reported to me from Cairo that
A9biie j. in our p1sseasioas but i is nqt
minute or ofheiql. s-a
Geueral D krr sent 10 u mr., wsgstfug
to snrrrnsIar his car1snaHf, on Toe theory
that The Whole csHfpderste army was sas-
rendered. explained 70 hin, % bisssaR
officer, the exact truth, anil left bin TO set
as he 4hoagAt proper. II sectns 10 have
disbanded bis men, deposited few arms
Habuas sRentY uailgs from aeTes and him
self awaits your aeIiou, Kill net bald
him, bIs men, or arms subject 10 aay con-
dition other than The huai tns we mdy
agree on. g RS3
| shall loak for Maj 1r Hitchcock back
| from Washington on Me1uesdayy aaa
shall promptly notify you OF ihs rfsalt---
BS the action of Gen. WeitaeI In feAatSon
70 tlha Virgins Legislature, feel sersaah
We wiil have 40 sr2u5.e on the aasre ak
reebgnizins existing State governments.
II may be sac iaaSyers viii want Us to de-
tine more minweiy what Is meant by the
guarantee of rights Of person and psasss
arsy.s Il may he construed inte camBass
for as 10 undo INC past as - tie rights os
slaves and sgeases Of piantations- an
/ the Mississippi, of Svaeaht and af1aRdSn-
kap pIsnsatieEs. wish you wnuld sAlk
10 the best men you hsrs on those Poissas
and, If possible, Let Us in oag Hnal eoa-
yenIibH make these points 50 clear as to
leave DO room for angry controversy.
heiisre that IL 4ha Soush wsaisf ssm-
pig and publicly declare, shat We Dbl fseA
that slavery is dead, ihAt yoa sonld ia
ansayate an era of peace and prosperity
thas would soon tfface TIE ravagex 6f tbs
pasE foar yeaTs Of war. Negroes xamld
remaiu 10 tAs Saath, Ard afara raa abaaE
dance u cheap labor, which Otherwise
vii be dTiseRsvay it vii save the conn
try she senseEess discussions which bare
kept us all in hot water for 6fts yeass.
Although, strictly spesk,Ras Shis il ns
| subieet Isf . milf sry canyeniieG. Tet asa
honestly convinced that our simple dec
iarasfhn of result with ba accepted as
Igepti laHs eserywhgre. OF courses hEse
not sinzle wofd from ! y aahinztop -
| this ar nay oshsr paint Of our agyefmgnfv
/ bat guDw thc eject Of such step BIZ as
vii! b. university hes1nteE s.s
aIn. RIth great respect. 4
Iaus ssseateak seFxaak.
/. . E4s 1saFF
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01

BRISa I'm DowN!-A reverend man
who wears minister's ei pthea md license
to preach In Yonkcrs, New York. on late
occasion gave bis hearers the following
ssunner 10 ths shape of prayer;
We pray for the deienebrating infuen-
ers Of the Holy Spirit to arouse US
from vur cou8atose couditien aud inte.
crate Ghe evanid vaticinatians of our
minds. May we stand on mountains Of
purity, roll Ia oceans of lore, sail down
rives of delight, asd drink in prairies Of
lowers.
That congregation must sit on The reof
of the baiidiug, or foilsS him in his up
ward Gighis hy balloons, kitds, continaaa-
ladders Or other contriEaRcoss Iis'll hare
to come down vehrmently befurs he can
frink in one Of car prais'cs of flowers,
iaeluding milk weed, mule thistlrs, puE-
pie tips and scrub oak With sand bar
sx eetcning! -La Crosse DemocYaf.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01

RTThe Boston Courier, speaking Of
ths dlfieul.iea that environ a perfect rs
adjustment of the onion, nnl the bad
passions that should be allayed, concludes
as foIlo~s;
"Ia sabrt, the political problem before
us rnuss be solved hy reaYoa and con
scienes. and not Big inaamei passions n
party. aReyenga.' saws old Meg Muir
riocxsaa, SIS the sweetest mcrseI TO the
mouth that ever wss coakpd iH hcil.'--
This nav be true, bat ws must also re-
mem Ell that disaes cooked in that kiseh
ca are exnensive, and that. the master OF
the establishments nevcr falls 10 cpilect bis
hiIls.n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01

co" i" The fact can no longer be dis
gaised that many of the Republican Sen.
ators desire var and disuaion, under pre-
text of saving the Union. They wish 10
get rid of the Southern States, in order
TO have majority 10 the Senate to con-
srm the appointments, and many of them
think they can hold a permanent Rerrsb-
iiean msjority In the Northern States. bat
net in the whoie Union; for partisan rea-
IONS they are anxions to dissolve The I'm.
inns ii il can be- done Without holding
thsFn responsible before the people. ~
Stephen 4. Douglas in Ghs o. S. Senate.
Der. 25, 1860.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-01

SEcgErAgr SEWARD s SPoRER.-TheS Sec
Rotary Of State, while endenvoring TO vim
iicatc the vitality of the Federal Govern
tnent to Lord Lyons, illustrated bis posi-
tion by saying:
Bfy Lord, ran touch bell on my
right hand aad order the arrest Of ella
zen Of Ohio. ca, Touch The bell again
aud order the ,npztsoa uasa4 Of ritiSeH
In Aete YORK, nd no potesr on earth but
that Of the President can release them.
Can ths Queen Of Engtd d, in her do
miHtORs, 6o-as 1nch2