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We answer, the Republican parfy.--
rhs Republican party might have pre-
vented sbe present devastating civil war.
4, hllshs have saved the Lives OF tbdus.
ands ofths best men os tbs Nation, and
thousands et millions OF the peoples
naney. For proof Of shat we say, read
The following fVomihs speech IF srEraHx
4. DouotAs, delivered ii the United States
senate, January Cd, 1861, upon the com
promise measusee, shaH pending before
the Senate:
81 believe this to be fair basis OF
amieable adjustment. Ii you Of the Re-
publican side are not willing 10 accept
this, nor the proposition Of the Senator
from Kentucky, alr. Crittenden,) pray
tall Us sgbal goa are scitting to dot
: 81 ApasEsS TER ISaElEg TO RsPUBLIcASs
ONLY, roa TIE REASON THAT IS TuE Cox
AIrTEE oP THIRTEEN, FEw DAYS ago,
EVERY xENnER FRoA TUE SoUTH, INcLrDTSe
THOSE FRoH rHE G0Ezoa SrATEs, MEssRs.
TooxRs AND DAFis,l ExFRgssED THEIR
aEADISEss TO AEcxpT raz PROPOSITION or
M vzvERABLs IaIESu TEoN kENTucET.
{ Ma. CRIrTESpKNsl As FlSAI, SETTLEMENT
or THE CONTROVERSY, n ISrzkpED AND sUs-
Tanned By THE REprRLICAS MRNBEKs.
sIIENCE TIE SOLE RESPONSE
.BILITY OF OUR DISAGREEMENT,
AND THE ONLY DIFFICULTY Is
THE WAY OF AN AMICABLE AD-
.JUSTMENT, Is WITH THE REPuB-
.LE0AN PARTY"
Here it is proved that the Republican
party is responsible, for the war that it
is responsible, for every dollar Of nation
Il and state Indebtedness incurred ou sa-
count Of the war--that it is responsible,
for the high taxes that have been imposed
upon tho people, on account Of the war
that it is responsible, for the distress and
financial ruin, which now exists in every
part Of tie country-that It is response
ole, for avery life lostzn the wars-that
it is responsible for, and should receive
sba curses Of every wife made widow,
and of every ehiaj mode an orphan, by the
var. In short that il viii be responsible
for toe dissolution Of the Union, should
the U aion be dissolved.
Shall sgsh a party be continued in
power, or will tho people change their
ralsrsP Let the Ballot-b boxes at the next
election proclaim the answer.
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coon AnrRe.
tFro'n me Repuisioan Fawnieg +


We have before alluded 40 sse faes
that tho darkies hare essa6Iishsa . newa-
par in New Ogleans, unler shb title of
the Black Repnhlican--tbe papeg Ii sdi-
red By negro clergyman, who seeaass On
the whole. to be sensibse aart oil aar-
key, If We are To judge frem Gha soitew-
ing extract from aa article aaladsng 10
the demands OF his race for toe rights Of
saffsage and othar privileges which the
advocates of social and polisieal sQmallty
would give then. 1iany of shewbikn me-
groes OF Counecsieut would do veil la
consider the words of this New Orlsana
Black Republican:
"Ths colcred man ard shs wAiss mar
canacs live together In sAis esnnsry
they must; ard will hasa 70 sspesste, an
less the Csagress Of the eatfan wiIl give
them place 70 thesnselses, tor asil wRs
with Abraham and Lot, 70 Ii is misA ss,
and the SOONER we seek d horsa fcr uur
rising ganarasssn, tas better Ii wiii bs
far uss
ss0ar Anal destiny, as fas - I can sism4
II see, Is that In three husdrsd yssrs -
win be rare thing 10 zee i negro Ii fais
eoantYy. Like the Indian, vss r&1s IL
destined to become exsinel - fils Csass.
try unless ws aseye 10 osrselsss-n II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-13
MR. AsnLEY4 yislr TO vsRsrxta

In bis late Toledo speech, Mr.. NAshisr
gave short ascpunt Of a visit he bad
made to the Stale nf Virginia. aptl stated
the conclusions Id wbiah he had arrived,
as the results dl The observations Aa there
made. We copy this portion Of bis ad-
dress for the iufarnailon Of our readers
generally, but especially for fhs edihea.
lion of toe s'prgan grinders ever the
Fish Mnket. lie sayt:--
'sAud, gentIemea, vent to Virginia
on invitation, and I remained amongst the
peorle, aad becaaie satisfied that undeg
the arraugeaef1s Of The executive The
rebels would ta46 possession Of the new
government, ts shfy have dose, ard said
there was no way OF ekcapsug from ths
dilemma unless by the Presidsnt eonsti-
tuting himself as niiitary goFhEnor. Toe
State is puw cnznpletelr IN fhe haRds os
men who fSftg days agosers ID rebellion
against the govern nenk; and this will bs
so in every raAel State--4 they will assume
the rebel debt as para of the State debt
they will alopt 3 sYstEm Of laws which,
even IL the Constitutional amendment be
adopted, viii psacsicsllF enslaye the black
man as mach a aFer.p
So it seems, aesordinR to The tsstiulrs '
Of this dieiihgRiahesi Republican, thag
under the prssgat@ga1d srospectiya cohai-
tion of things ID Virginia, ths black EaaF,,
practically, nAs aaarA i sIsvs as era, ~
As it is in FEFkinia. aa Il will he, be Gays,
ia every rehal State
This, then, III Yasa sseonelusion Of sh.a
whole matter. Z as6ngdfng to fAlF.' Con-
Rreasman AaAaH5. Surely, this is not 10
keeping vita saa pgpnlses made by Mr.
Ashley and biz friends to the negro, Noi
In keeping wsth the pFoclatnasius 0f AIr.
Lineoin. lsNa what less than this eeald
Eaye reasoeasisy been expeulqa2 Evssry-
body, exoers ~ blind, infnFSgsed AbBIs.
ton leaders asdthair follcwtts, foresaw
that this wpaId hso the result or their rerk-
Less system af HtcaRaras. The tes1imonY
Of Mr. Ashley, eosAFsns their predictions.
Let 1t be EemEmhessd. praetisaliy, sass
be. the hIask man 10 every rebsl State, IL
as snaeh slave ~ ever. Snoh, confess
edly. Ia the result Of all the iabors of Ihe
Aholitianisis fsx the negroes. Mr. Clay
always said they w4re the nssros's worst
enemy -. fRep. Farasr.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-13

MESSAGE aF Gov. SArLtBrar.- Govern
or Saalsburs. Of DetewaFe, In bis mes
sage TO Tho LPgtSlatarel Of that State,
takes slrong and tenable grounds la fa-
vor of the uhrestraincd freedom Of speech.
He urges The members Of the Legislature
to guard with cnre against MI attempts
to make the negro the equal Of the white
man. He also debates that the Govern
ment can gain nnghing BY dealing harshly
With thoso who hase bsch engaged In the
rebellion Ills message shroughout IL q
very abba and exhaustive document. The
radicals may depend uppn 1t that II Press
dent johnson does noe change bis conssi-
lutional course with reference to State
rights, not negro In she whole South
will ever bs allowed To VOTE Repablf-
caa Farlaer.
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to rveach a sermon upoa the jeath Of Mr,
rjncoIu. ana rot one Of them bat carried
him in triurnrh to Heaven. on neeo4rnt az
his po1ttscnl services. Yet they praach ta
to the world that all men are equal bafoxs
God; that s. lie is M respeoteT OF persons.'' .
How Is it, then, that lie has one plan Of
salvgtion for mankind in general aud aR-
Other for Mg. Lincoln in paYsicaiar. ki0w
10 ID thai men are saved by tha tbIoad of
Christ il they beiieYe ou Him and do His
will. and by 40 other means, yet Mf. Lin
coin goes straightto Heaven from the box
OK thaMfre eE account of services hsis
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-13


Ca Tee following item is floating
around, and will be Of interest to all
those who bare th. interest Of Massaehu-
setss at heart:
s'Dr. Di7 Lewis, the latest apostle Of
| Gymnastics, is the principal Of what we
may perhaps term Ilygienic Education
| al seminary for young ladies pt Lexing-
| ton, hlaSk.. near Boston. wherein Theo-
dore d. Weld is one of bis associates
We bear that, at recent closing exami-
nation at this seminary, enc of the exer-
cises Of ge NAV 40 characterize I'D con.
sisted of careful measurement of the
waists OF the pupils respectively, and q
comparison of the result in eneh instance
with a. record preserved Of similar
measurement at the opening of the term,
| showing an average net gain Of 3-4
inches in circumference since the lst Of
October last"
Wewould like to know if>Dr. Dio Lew.
is' system of gymnastics was in vogue
among the Massachusetts, schoelmarms
at Port Royal that caused their waists to
expand. The climate Of South Carolina
ID more propitions than that Of Massa-
chuselts, hcwever, for 2 "a inches was
nothing compared 70 the growing length
Of the Port Royal apron strings. THIS is
momentous matter. Let somebody
write TO Cooley for the facts.
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STICK THIS ~ YOUR NAT AND KEEP
GTTHERE!

Tho following confession was made by
she uon. Mr.. Dawes. Republican mem
Der of Congress from MASSACHUSETTS, OF
the 25sh Of April, in which he exposed
the corFuptuesS Of Lincoln's administFa-
tion
"THE-GENTLEAIEN MUST REALEM-
.BER THAT IN TIE FIRST YEAR OF
a REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH CANE INTO POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS OF REFORM AND RE-
.TRESCHMENT, THERE Is iNDUBITA-
BILE EVIDENCE ABROAD IN TIE
LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM
IDERED TIE PUBLIC TREASURY
WE'LL NIGH IN THAT SINGLE YEAR
. As MUCH AS TIE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES OF THE GOV
EERNMENT DURING TIE ADMINS
ETRATION WHICH TIE PEOPLE
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
IOF IT'S CORRUPTION''
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6 &c The fact can no longer be dis
guised that many of the Republican SEN
ators desire var and disunion, under pre-
text of saving the Union. They wish to
get rid Of the Southern States, in order
to haTe majority inthe Senate to con-
erm the appointments, and many ofthem
think they oaa@ho1ds = permanent Repab-
Iiean majority in the Northern States, bat
not in the wkoie Union; for partisan rea.
sons they are anxions 10 dissolve the Un-
ion, if ii can be done without holding
them responsible before the people. ."-
Stephen A. Douglas in The U. s. Senate,
Dee. IS, 1860.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-13

On the night Of the 25th inst, al
Portsmouth, Yirginia, q serioas ARRAY
tnok pIhcs between the blacks and the
wbife citizens. Pistols were used. Afr.
Tyler sas wounded by shot, and sever
al at tke eolored combatanis.
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MORE orrosrrrox TO ma goasssS.


The leading abolitiaa journal Of Wis
oonsin, the Milwaukee Sentinel, re- sch-
oes the dehanciations Of Congressman
Ashley, threatens President Johnson With
opposition from his owa pasty, aaa sails
bin to account for presumingio disagree
Sith the radical policy on The easattoa
Of negro suffrage. We quote -
"The government has taken IAa poai-
tian against negro saafrsga disaiursly cad
nuequiseeAly, just az President Line1in
did at 6rst against en- ineipasion. Bua
be had to haek Down, jaat rs Trees aens
Jahason will be obliged 10 datin this
Ease For his course IS now disapproved
by the leading presses and memhers of sha
union party, and is approved bY the ea-
tire Corperhsad party. People sAay
tyFn Up their noses at she oppasisiea Of
Wendell Phillips aad men Of Dis sypa. -
But when such. men as Prof. Amasa
Walker, OF Boston, lake patlie issus
With the President, and The cunscieaec
and hearts Of the people, not oaiy of tbs
religious bodies, bat Of the ioTal press
and loyal masses, are opposed to tbs
President on this question, be must
change, or be withoat party - suppoFt
him, or throw himself inte the mEsas d
tba Coppefhead pagty.1
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-13

E 81 declare upon nav own RESPONSE
hiliny IS Senator that tho liberties Of
ibis country are IN greater danger to-day
from The corrnpfions, and from The prof
aigacy pvassiced in lhe raIious depart
msnis af the Gouevnieat, than they ore
from he sfssag tn The open field. .o--J
P. Hale, Republican Senator from ".
FL.
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sTRAYED on STOLEN.

Prom the premises Of the sGbscr Der, at AO5aie,
HsTrtsoa Co, Iswa. On the nIshL Of The sFh mat
iAtgc bay herse, ave years cid, well built about
one third Of the rlEhI sye3 has been cut eM kaees
iaeIiael forward when standing, q scar on heel ef
right forward f0et, eansed By having been stepped
Ga. kaotheT marks remembered. Any persoH re-
turning the sHimal, or giyias me information fhat
wii lead 70 kia recovery, viii be anitahly reward
cd. wM HAISRs
May IS, Iss5-bws.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-13

gT aNEITHER. THE presidents
NOR CONGRESS 0ANEMANCipATE'
SLAVES ANY MORE THAN THEY
CAN GRANT BILLS or DIVORCE. u
-~Es- Gos. Hsayy Datfoss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-13
EvERYBODY,s DRAY.

The subscriber takes thiA method Of informing
the ciizeas Of Council niurs AMI yieiuitF that he
sRs purchased from n. p. snow, the Horse and
pray WPicl has been so constantly enpfoyed by the
pAbhe, and that Il will eantinhs 10 be run for the
bsneAt of those who may DESIRE H.
Gsods % every description wIE be baalea Ia sny
partoi taa city ioF reasonable Compensation. &
@ssc l, ieoo--s JOHN HAMMER.
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pIaysiCiau Sc

A. B. Malcolm, II. Hasg's Block, ap stairs,
Upper Broadway. north side.
Geo ". Wilson, efase at Geesam4R't Drag store
Lowrr Broadway. north side.
". l., Patton, onics opposite Farmers Hotsi,
Lower broadway, SIDE.
L Campbell, otulist, Lower Broadway, soEth
side,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-13

ET An old darkty in Petersburg, Va
recently Was heard talking on freedom.
He was giving advise TO some Of his
"coloFed breshern," and said "stay wid
your massa and work, bell feed and
clode you, but you como to Gown and
gi.s ycur fresdeia 'sis like eonfed.
erate aoney. de more you hab, de wuss II
Ii ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-13

". r. Raymond Bates Hoase. Magnolia, Iowa.
". L. Blsgs, City Hotel. Nlddie Ire sdway, aouth
sHFe. ~
Peter Hedges, Hende Fson House. Lewis. Iowa.
J. g. Brown, pes Moines House, Dcs Xoines
CITY, Iowa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-13

e Since Barnam got into toe Cens.
Legislature, unusual sensativcncsa bad
been manifest b les members. They are
afraid be viii sbow them up.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-13
CIoGhing.

Bernard = Eisemsa. (snecsssoss TO May, weii
Co, ) Lower Btoadway. noFth side.
8. Bloom, Lower Broadway, north side.
gllnger * Bro, Lower REaAawsy, north side.
s. stern, No. 5 Ptsrniz Block tpper Broa4Say5
north side.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-13

Rest. Percsrsi, ul1Ge Broadway, soRth s-tsc
ever County TreaSurer's Ufiee-
d. ". Price, oFnce over Tressurrr's aa!ce, MID
die Breadray, south side.
C4ssdy A Test Attorneys and Land Aggats,
L. ser broadway, north side,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-13
Dentists,

z. !. Woodbury., Empire BLOCK, up stairs, Lower
Br8Rdway, &outA side.
C. P, Artman, HaSs's Block, up stairs, Upper
Broadway, Evflh side.
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Valuable Real Estate for sale

Fast hf y wsr 70, n, q, ~ saisss from paelae
House. -
faiFky-nlns lets Ia the Riddle Tract ss
BsDcks d !, aud I In Andrews sus~dtvSatoa
2sxiss feet business lAt west ofsPzlTueysz Hioek
The above ifseindRs semeo OF the aost isEIYAkls
pFypersy feF private rsslaea@zB ID ths s;ltv se
Coaaci1 Blssla, ss6 viii he ssl1 eAeAp faf cash
By ~ " LARzMkR.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-13

sT-The GOLD mauated pistol as the
CbicagO sanisary Fair. ssso be awarded to
Ehs best geacrak" |" has been voted 70 Qsa.
Sheridan,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-13

E1~ss idle are doll readers, and 80 in
dassEioas are dull authors, that paiFcd
nonaarse bids fair TO hlo# unpuEfsd sanse
wholly eue of The field
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-13

CO II isa some~hss singular eiFoana-
stance THAI shs cwasf of the farm upou
which sbe ssst batsla d ths var lBall
Ran1 vas iazxhss i also ownar q tha
house q Apporaaltax ooaFs noasa Ia
whasa sha sarsseass u Lssss aslay Has
signed.
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Forwarding = Commission.

D ". Hiiehcoek, Forwarding snA Commissiez
xerlhani and aEsat Tor Trsnsportstion Lines
one door East Of fPatlae House, Council BIaEs
Iowa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-13

:" g these Internal fanatics and Abo-
I.ttoaists frsr gel ihe parer in shdF
hands, theg tsiii oueride the Constitu-
Iion, sci the Supreme Court a! defqnce,
chGnge aad MAKE Ialcs 10 san themselves
LAT vIoLESr HANns on THOSE VINO DR.
FER Win THEN IN OPINION, or dare ques-
lion their tiaelitg, and finally bankrupt
The country aud dsIHge IL toith blood. -
DANIEL WEBSTER.
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LIME! LIME!I LEME!tg

The undersigned has purchased fhs wrr.tsr
AdHss~9afFTy ana Kitas, situated ave rsiles North
ef Uquncll BiusRfw where he witt kpeu zr,flx ~,
asua the best quality Of LluIa, which will Be- solf
ia agHantitiRs 10 suIt purchasers aAA og fhe rsent
fess9aabis terms JOHN HAMMER
JaRe u isa5-If.
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eWeIeYa.

chas. 3, Jsoqaemia, Lower Roadway, sou1t
side.
\. P. eouant, Lower BTaadssy, north side
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-13

r. Why shaald pnsatoss eF0~ hettsr
than ans ether ssgssahaes Reoaass ahsy
bare syss 10 80 what Ehsy are doing
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-13
Wnrness and saddIes.

J. B. Le~Ts, Middle Broadway, north siar.
J. B. sickles Il Co, No. Ia Nain Street, ST.
Louis, Ne.
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SECRETARY sEwARp'sP PowER.-TbcSec
retary Of State, while endeayorinE to vim
dicate the vitality. Of the Federal Govern
nent to Lord Lyons, Illustrated his posi-
tion by saying:
By Lord, I ran touch bell on my
rigAt hand and order The arrest Of a eiit-
esH o} Ohio. can touch the beI again
and order The imprisonment! Of eitisen
ia AelO Kork, and no. poWeT ora earth btt
that Of he President can. reIeass them.
Can the Qassn Of Eagla:.d, IN her do
aiaioHS, do as much?
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Attorneys.

IF. Hsprers Pc. buildIags corner OF Br0ad
way ana Bryant streets.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-13
Hooks aud stationery.

J y. Rue x Co., two doors east Post otass
u!1als Bro 81, BeFih side.
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THEN ON THIS.

"I ORDER AND DECLARE THAT
ALL PERSONS HELD AS SLAVES
IN TIE AID DESIGNATED STATES
AND PARTS OF STATES ARE AND
HEREAFTER SHALL BE FREE.
Linco!a's Emancipation Proclamation.
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noots, shoes and Lealher.
FuguituTe.

IN. Pa4Rips & Co, Lowsr Broadway, soutt
aids.
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TioteEs.

John ByhaHT, Bryant street. north q BrosfsTs,
r. Z. De Kay, Nikle BroaLrays ueFJh side. .
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LOOK ON THIS PICTURE.

LOOK ON THIS PICTURE.
eY-'I HAVE NO PURPOSE, DI-
RECTLY OR INDIRECTLY, TO IN
TERFERE WITH TILE INSTITUTION
OF SLAVERY IL THE STATES
WHERE 1T EXISTS. l BELIEVE /
HAVE NO LAWFUL RIGHT TO Do
SO, AND | HAVE no INCLINATION
To Do SO."-Presideat LineoIn in
his Inaugural AddrEss.
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o. A Fisher, Upper Broadway, nearly opposite
Phuuix Block.
A. a. saith, Upper Broadway, saath side.
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Photographic.
Painters.

Mss Jennie Fiemlng, P. o. bRiHing, eUrue
BroEIwzy and Bfyant streets, up stairs,
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Colorado and Id a h o.

- Storage furnished at reasonable rates -
Brick Warehouse on KAN Street IN the Cl;y, aHd
Warehouse OF the Leytc.
~ Al information relative 10 routes rates, sc.
g.vlu on apphrat4ga. Mark pasksErS care -
d ". HITCHCOCK,
" lrcb %, fS6S-tf. CounCiI HsUnS, Iowa.
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Tin-wure and stoves.

C, sohasaa, Carpenter and Contractor. 81
On Main street
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BUGLE DIRECTORY
Bankers.

onesr rassy, corner q Broadway aud Maia
streets, North side.
BAAwln ; peiEe, enc door wsss Of Fosi-oflse,
Broaaway North side.
Gr0cer8s
stewart 4 Haas, Wholesale and retail, James
Block Lower Broadway, seuth side.
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KXard ware.
Druggistss

Q. J. Foz, Lover broadway, pgrta side.
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Architects
Carpenter.

". ward, Middle Broadway, south side.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-10
The Kentucky Election

The radicals in Kentucky seem to have
rIther ovef-reached themselves in their
attempt to carry the election in that
State by military interference. Mack
the well known correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial telegraphs from
Lexington to that journal as follows:
The most fragrant attempts We're made
here. this morning, to carry tie election
by aid of the military power A list IF
prescribed persons had been made out,
By some self-constituted Committee of
Public Safety, and was placed i'll the
hands of military officer. Every one
whose name appeared in it was arrested,
if he appeared near the polls. There was
no appeal from the list, and n willing
ness to take the test oath of Governor
Bramlette did not save the prescribed =
Private malice, in many cases, was the
only instigator of prescription Oh
The indiscreet zeal of the amendment
party has 'alienated many of its best
friends and inflicted Waterloo defeat
upon the cause of freedom in Kentucky
from which no speedy recovery may be
expected The conservative ticket has