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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-01
yINELAND LANDs-TO ALL WANTING

FAR,ir.-iargo and thriving settlement mild and
hcahiu climate 81 miles south OF fh1d pha 10y railroad.
!d.A .o veh produce lagr crops which now boz .eeu
growing. Ten ~ cty AMI tracts a. 1m no s'
ftr acre. PAYABLE Good oufG.ur-
Or uanuciorcs and other; churches schools uli good
Is Is.cc East Wee.
tle D aid posed Letter. G..wtgfl Plpcrs
containing reports and gg- ri informal ION wi ue 1rrc.
Ndiress tiiAi IL. iA,Dl5 NurtI loii-u itc tuuDrI-
land Go. y. J.. FINN Rg1Ti 81 SI RobsasoH iJft Hn0i
hdf2rof Iae Tr.taHes one o. ace nso'i ersi, 'yiic
.Ipcf dsf icft! position and sU1It!c condition l,r
fea,4nf jarss DGt k.oo Of Of TIC osferH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-01
COE SALE-The tIrce- tory

nor SALE-The three tory BRICK HOUSE
a.dG3OJ EDS, No. lo3 OTau-e-si. newark, NJ House
- ft H f 4rv way; lot, 81 about 20, tr1ufln-
li-i- Soc Tic glcunds We. all ont, con ails ~ iu
sud bushes &C 70 ~
,tt .,, r.tes wall OF Morris uud Essex T. r. DcPoi
a. %. pass III u-t every few nits of
farrfr fcu,ars inquire Of DAVID T. GAtsNlSS, 40 -
,.iai-.I. .1om no. 10, the prenhses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-01

(NOR SALE-HOlSE and LOl No. 20
lHf1i-t. BfooL yu. Lo' - .bv luii tous, y OK :"
.-.. o. r.. i.h basement cerr; fLlaae pti4 pliei
sd stone front; ce a. ct-4r &C. if a h'l"' ha
.rn room. stationary tubs. bot and cold water TWO
sfoserorfns irs story, r. cHeaaou af siic n room
s.. .0na ~y tilee AID hltl-lo1n; tA9d story "iI
~oous .orrroons. ius iuu-ton Of inarhc; 80 ~ a
she raDms. rernIits aud lar b. u Is, pr 3
SPAfAkp so. % Walls, OF to HENRY SlEN LH'o-''
TO 81 GouT-st.. BROOKLYN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-01
Hfal estate for 6nlc.

4 TRACT of valuable COAL OIL LAND
y T., SAff consisting If Id situated n thc june
OF El' sandy ard Pine rs lust above th' territories
Joe Adam! filo ana he stone Companies Of Phi adephie
This -iei vii be sold a Iclsouat II applied fo Of
JOHN &. ~ VILLAINS ESQ.
No lo8 South fousth-st.,
..r'1 rsr. 70 f,v selected The lind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-01
i1rlntlnq.

WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. I04 Fulton.
w s;-SrEAA JOB PRINTERS and LABEL MAN.
UPACTIRERS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-01

INFORM iTION WANTED-CI my Dnueh-
ts- fiAKY AM MEEHAN, VINO was stolen from M
1or rrgei yrrs and ent from the rNe f"n, hs
M III S.u-Yo.t r,oul f,ul ~ Gc1r place ct
hrv Information to her afflicted rather 10 o. hoo'eFe
49, CHARLES MEkHAN.
T.e.err and Wa.tefu lapef pl'rsc copy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-01
Go Ect.
,I,O LET-At conner of One-nnndred-and

mo IET-At corner OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
twenty Gfth-st and Ei-th@ve the terminus Of the
T,,hih-aye. Railroad su1teuia BRICK HOUSE and
STORE - feet by Co. wi stable an lots Of ground The
House contains - ard well dspted Tor hTscass
as.ding hotel The cn,ruce 10 The house is ON
0no hundred and twenty fthst; it o the store E.t-
~. rLey car be used 'raratey Apply the
a--rises, D TO BENEDICT 4 bOAlDMAN No. l28 Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-01

gErO BANKS. SAVINGS BANKS, and
y TRTcy COHrAS1Er-Any person WHO niHy rNc
feti, which nav led 10 the drsnvery = m'nrys cup
uord 10 fave been Deposited b. eona safteih Deceased
..jIl hr suitably rewarded by Obs brother 49, =,
D. b. SAKGEANT Fairfield house 20. l.S avenue -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-01

DIVORCES legally procured for persons from
any State Country, without pnDLc or chang OF 70
5..e ,.otfn.fIi It's deirri1u. d. iAcnnfas nlG non
p,,rt suf ici csrs, Snlcess rn1sanietd Aa'ice irf
snd cgrfdrni1l apply 20 II. SAT lAN, Counfcio9 a. .s"
So 81 Nastsu IT,. opposite TIE Post-Ofire
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-01

TOH SALE-A new and elegant brown stone
HOUSE With two Lots Of ground. rotfa.iiug choice
Iru uo4.s 2.s9 front bcL .l-. ard a. d. modern
supror, iui he'd m tie chest n4rl,T ua,t u. nay
.ort4s-. Brooklyn T. D., TIE toll.5n tI i-itLvE
r-s'icl..r. apply af No. e. hoss-s. l.. D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-01

NOR SALE-On One.hundrel-md-elevellL-

VVI0 INNIlI-VTI VTIT'-- IUlTTIV 0- I-T ~ T-TTT-
e.. hetu Third and -Four near tlc Genital Pork
--~eVrrll uscf vsclrhui shed COTTAGE HOUSES. er-t
car md htc yards and oI-ouiiu-s fcilte' good
getting down Price 5u fso. Nuc'i' sf..
AgcnHr o. lr ok HGt tsos CRY Placement and sub
cellar Price $4,000; three fourth. nay Tenn gage.
Inquire o. a. HlDWELL No. 80 Fcal--.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02

The following account Of the atseDps~
ed escape of DR.. Mudd 10 from Aha New
York Tribune of last week:
tWe have obtained from an alsiear OF
the steamer Thomas A. ScesE, the full
particulars of nr. Madd's attempted es-
cape, differing IN many accounts from Eha
particulars hitherto pubiished. The pgss~
oDera at tha Tortagas are allowed ahs
liberty Of the Island, except sn the day
of the vessels departure. At night they
are expected 10 sleep within ths fort
The niGht previous 10 the return os tbs
7. a. Seosl, Or. Mpdd slept outside tha
| fort 10 sEed, and the next mognlng be
| quietly walked on board the steamer, dis
| APPEARED into the lowest deck, an aans
| frsaaan for Quarter master Kelly. This
waa the last that was seen of hiaa. Scoa
| after be vas missed st the fort, aaa "a
oEhcer and squad sent down 10 seaEch tAs
vessel. On the vtry bottom Of ths vessel
| lay q plasform resting on two eroas4 beams:
the officer thrust his sw ord under enc aide,
and the colored seldier fnseas ted hayo-
net ander the other. The roar OF pain
| that Immediately rose told thai both bay
onet and swegd had reached their magks
the plAtforn was raised. and Dr. MusA
arose aud returned to his status Of cap
tive prisoner. He was imme mediately hso's
to the fort, and the thun b. screws applied
to him, and undef the pressure of paan he
acknowledged that Kelly, with whana he
bad formed an acquaintance wishln o. Rsw
days, had agreed TO help him 20 escaps,
on the promise Of receiving Madd'a gold
watch. Kelly was therenpon marched to
| the fert, drum head court martial held.
and he was ssntsaced TO six years' i'm
prisonment and hard labor in the Togku-
gas. The vessel then aaiied wishous
Mudd or Kelly, and the papers were for
waraed 10 Washington for con6rmaaion. ~
The intFodustion Of the thumb sarsw tor
tare Is one Of the many hArbarisies of Abe
dark ages, revived by. Aholitionism. Is
has not been used 10 any civilized eonn-
Try Stree the Spanish Inqaisition, or the
days Of the persecution Of the Scottish
Goyenanters. The thumb scgew In ma~
chine which gradually crashes the shnmh.
and has always been regarded "a the most
hideoas and horrible INSTRUMENT of tor.
tare ever iaysnted. After being exesxa-
ted and banished from the moss faaasieal
aud cruel aalioss Of tie old world. it Ii
revived in the United States By the aganss
OF the " God and humanity party 90 kor
ture prisoners. Ia there no hnait to- khs
hidecus atrocities of Abolisionlaua2
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02

RE - Thsfaes can no longer hs dis
gaised that many Of the Republican Sem
ssors desire war and disanion, under pre-
text Of saving the Union. They wish TO
get rid of the Soatbern Statess in order
t. have a majority In the Senate 70 con-
grin The appointments, and many Of them
think they can bold permanent Rerytb-
lican majority inthe Northern States, but
not ii the ws0.e Union; for partisan rea-
sons thew are auxions to dissolve the Un.
ian. IL il can be done without holding
h.,n respansihie Aefore the peopl9. -
Ssphea A Douglas In the U. $. Ssnaie,
Dee. 25 1860.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02
STICK THIS IN YoUR HAT AND KEEP
EFTHERE!

The following confession was made by
sha uoa. Mr.. Dawes, a Rrpuhiican mem
Der Of Congress from Massachusetts,, on
aac 25th of April, in which be exposed
the eorrupsuess Of LincoIn's adrninis1ra-
tiOn:
THE GENTLEMEN MUST REMEM-
Der THAT IN THE FIRST YEAR OF
/ REPU BLICAS ADMINISTRATIONS,
WHICH CANE INTO POWER UPON
PROFESSION OF REFORM AND RE-
fRESCHuENT, THERE Is INDuBlTA-
BLE EviDESCE ABROAD IN TIE
LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM
DERED TIE PUBLIC TREASURY
WELL NIGH IN THAT SINGLE YEAR
As MUCH AS THR ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES OF THE GUVa
ERSlENT DURING THE ADMINS
TRATION WHICH TIE PEOPLE
aURLEO FROM POWER BECAUSE
0F ITS CORRUPTION"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02
wHo II RKsP0ysfgLG n FuR TMg

MAMSf
Wa aasxsr, shs Rapnbllaan party
Tas Repablioan party might have pro.
vented she prsssas devastating sissl war
Il might have saved the lives OF thous-
ands ag Inc bsat men Of the Nation, and
thousands et saillloaa Oh the psople's
msasy. For proof OF what We say, read
tie following from she speech II srxpHEs
A. ID DouaLAs, delivered in the I nIsad States
Senate, January Sd, 1861, upon the com
promise measures, then penIing before
sAe Senate:
81 balieSe this 20 be fair basis eli
aInieable adjustment. II you of the Re
publican side are not willing to accept
tAis, nor the proposition of she Senator
from kentneky, lAr. Cristendon, pray
seH US chat son are Uilliaa 10 dot
sfT ADDRESS TaE ixQCIRY TO REPUBLICANS
oSLT, FoR THE REASON THAT ~ THE Cox
MITES ~ TuIaTgKS, TgE DATs AGO.
EVERY aEaBEk FaaA TaK SouTn. INeLUDiSd
rtfosE Fgbm THE CoTToS SrATgs, fMEssss.
TooaBs ASp DAvIs,1 ExrssssED THEIR
sRADIsKss TO AccErr THE PROPOSITION or
aY VENERABLE FRIESD Faoa kEsTuCKv,
INA. CaIryESpKN,l As FINAL SETTLEMENT
or rHg CONTROVERSY III INTzSpKB AND sus-
rAIxKD BY rue RgruBLIeAS MEMBERS.
"HENCE TIE SOLE RESPONSE
HfLITY OF OUR DISAGREEMENT, ,
AND THE ONLY DIFFICULTY IN
THR WAY OF AN AMICABLE AD-
JUSTAEST, IS WTTH TIE REPUB-
| LICAN PARTY"
| Here it is proved that the Republican
party ID responsible, for the var that ii
! ID responsible, for every dollar Of nation
| al and state indebtedness incurred on 40
count Of the war--thas it is responsible,
| for the high taxes that have been imposed
upon the people, on account of the war
qhas IL is responsible, for the distress and
| anancial ruin, which now exists ia every
part of the country-that it is response
| Die, for every life lost in the war,-thas
Il is responsible for, and should reeeive
ahe earses of every wife made widow,
and of every child made an orphans By the
var. In short that it will be responsible
for the dissolution of the Union, should
/ she Union be dissolved.
| Shall sueh a party be continued in
power, OF will the people change their
tulers? Let the Ballot boxes at the next
sIoctiuA proclaim the answer.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02

u Ie,slare anan mrawn response
hilitv as S+nsfaF that the liberties ~
this soun4 are II esreafer larger to-day
from The es,rrapfipns. and from the prfsf-
ti1aey Brnrfired ~ the rafsoMs depart
,sss,ls pf tAs Gwsvsaems. than fhvg ars
fr,ryp ths sHssas m The epea .fetd. .'--J.
r. Ysis, Rspubiaeaa SenatoT .froaa N.
H
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02

"Lf lhsss internal fanatics and Abo-
Isttonists suer GET The Poaosr IN thst'
hands, they wiu ovsride ths Consiiin
liom, sci lhs Supreme Court al defiance
ehaags aad make Iatrs TO sHft fhsmaetve'
Tar VIOLENT HANDS ON Taosg wHo Dir
TER wfrH TaKa IN oPIsIoS, or dare ques'
tsoa their fidelity, aad .flaailg bankrupt
The country and deiugs Il sDith blood. -
DASIEL WEBSTER.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02

e~ ssyRITHER THF PRESIDENT
seR ssaNRREss CAN EsI4Ns' IpstTE
81 AgEs Any MORE THAN THEY
Gan GRANT BILLS 0F DIVORCE. -
-Ex-Oev. Hsmgg Dwsg0w,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02


II ~ Dn11qne Timss ak o.. IDs1sw4
fnd tks folleslng fsea issaiae -
al:
ayass non ~ srs N saisiue snsleur6v
yss hopefnily for ths result x - i1a1e
campaien. The real ssss4 49, - III
III sosasof a. 6tafs, tAx u o~rs n 1ee
fairiy nssf. That gives - the Io44 G@1k
tina and impogtAnea Il would aot a1kxfv
wfse have possessed.
ssWhils va xss waiting for she sstarns
that viii declare shs nsWkaye sen4Sunens
upon giving hla1k msn thsir rfkAss. 10
would sAll atsention u = lAss daslsiems =
ka.
Tbis was after sIeesioa, and sks aessss
sity for misrspreseBtasion In ordsr 20 do
fraud tho people OK ghear soeea hsa osms~
I'd 10 exiss. Thaa Il may bs aeen hsw
sualdan the change effected IN ths soss ss
the Times sas We quota a. foIlows fron
the lsadisg editorial Of tbs Timss I'll the
ssh ina4., just before aleesi0n
saThs Cnppsrheads Of car Stats are de-
Ing thsiF beat TO make i appear that ~
gro sasfsags In Iowa ID ths read sssas in.
velEed in tbs present campaign. They
have succeeded In making soms people &c
q distances heiieva II. and for ama thws
was sefns, perhaps naaHsia the Ssass whe
were laboFing ander this dslasion bot
no considerable namber are dapsd By
them. That the saajoEity Of the RspHh-
lieans are In favuF of negro suffrage In
Iowa 10 clear shat some ars opposed 10
it 10 certain. Should the qassiioa hs
broaght hefors ns a. 1t Was before tbs
free men Of CounsesieuE. IL is possible
| that ii would meet with the same gassaak
here ~ 1t did sheTs. We knew that maaR
sho would support and help swell xhs
majority OF Ger. Stone are pot in fayeg
| of giving the aegroes, at least In Iowa
the elective fraaehfse. Now. if that Ia kAs
question before ns, Why do thsss mea
support Stone and taFn o cold sheulass
TO BentoH The truth of Eha businass
Ia that the Copperbesds hoped 10 raiae
false Issue snd signally failed. The pee
pie know that the question OF negro smf-
frags in iowa eannot be reached before
1868. No legislature or executive, sow-
ever eager for 1t. can bring it aboat pel.
or to that. Kno#ing this, they eannos
be deceived into forgetting the read issaas
which IL now as yeax ago. and ak the
polls as on the field. asau sredsea sss-
tampb, schich soar shall prors failure
the 0as for an on or disaaion Pc
The clerical pressure on the ediscYaaA
columns Of the Times makes d veFy nax~
al paper oft, bHs it tuttfrly failz to maia.
tain that degree of consistency which 10
necessary to character for truth Fgam
Sunday TO Friday of the ssms week ws
do not belive Eho sfrsal issnes changed 90
materially as ID indicated by shess sx~
tracts fran our stsrn wheel cotsmposary.
The aCoppefheadsn were not 80 ackivs
by great odds In attempting 20 daps the
people a. we're the radicals, IL We msy
believe anything in.the Time's stassasnlss
What do the readers Of the Times ahink
of the reliability of the statements ok
their oracle ? We venture its charaesaz
for unsFalhfsiness has suffered no ioss da.
ring the regent political cam paiga.-D Ds~
taqtas Herald.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02
LOOK OY THIS PLcTURE.

ET"I HAVE NO PURPOSE, d.
REUTLY OR INDIRECTLY, TO IN
TERFERE WITH THE INSTITUTION
OF SLAVERY IN THE STATES
WHERE IT EXISTS. | BELIEVE /
HAVE No LAWFUL RIGHT TO DO
so, AND | HAVE NO INCLINATION
TO % SO."-PresideHt Lincoln in
his Inaugural dddress.
THEN on THIS.
"I ORDER AND DECLARE THAT
ALL PERSONS HELD As SLAVES
IN TUE SAID DESIGNATED STATES
AND PARTS OF STATES ARE AND
HEREAFTER SHALL BE FREE
LtncoIn's Emancipation Proclamation.
SECRETARY SEwAsD's PowER.-TheSee
retary Of State, die endeayoring to vim
dicate the vitality of the Federal Govern
mant to Lord Lyons, illustrated his posi-
tion by saying:
1fg Lord, I ran touch bell on nay
right hand aud order the arrest Of q ciil-
zsn Of Ohio. lean touch the bell again
and order The amprisoumsnt Of q ctttSen
in Neg YORK, and no potesr on earth but
that Of The President caa release them.
Can ths Queen Of England, ia her do
miRions, do as much
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02

VIZ. B. AsroR.- Nc bank clark on the
salary of one thousand eaaIars a rear
goes to bis bank a. reguiariy, or werks
so many hours, as VIM. B. Astor, whp
counts up his forty millions. His tttle
one story Office, step os twc from Broad
wav, on Prince street with lss iron bars,
making IL resemble police rrisdn, ID the
den where he perfoTus bis daily toll, and
out of his wealth ard lalssr ghts only
ahis victuais and canshas.N He attends
personally TO all his hasfnmss, knows ev-
cry dollar Of rent or iAecgas that is to be-
come due, pays out svery AoIlsr, makes
his entries In his own band and ohilges
bis suhordinates 10 eA@e 10 him for in
formation while BID does rec go to thsra.
He generally comes dtwa ID the oTnuibpa
as an early hour OF lhs day aud rsninips
closely absorbed Id husineas until Eve
o'clock. Hs rarely sakes nasrcise, and
hnas Ills pleasure In the casssas atteBtion
10 business. A fsssnd al aains rods 70
WashinetoU with him ID shs eams ear
from New York. Hs neither spoke nor
got ous of bis ssak, and ssrdly moved,
fr0m Jersey City 70 wasbiagtou. He us.
sally leavss bis ui6cs ss Eva O'Clock, and
waiks slowly up Broadway 10 Lafayette
place. He IL over six fees high, heavily
built, with q decided German TOOK, small
hazy eyes, as If be vas bali asleep, head
round M puTnpkln, and ahcas No desti.
tuse Of hair, He ts exeeediugfy hospisa-
bic, snd In the ssshasons gives dinner
to hfs friends weskiv, st whicsi fha richrsk
vianfs 20 services nf gaaa and silver a-e
yrrssnts9 hv 1iseried servants TO hia
ruess sss.-I NsstYork f' W. spaeAsns.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02

e~.Ia,na4 WsrtI5a a. aIsfII Nyep;sI aa,t
tsfs he rrs stef statss, alsalia Nyw Ynk
.e r0or thas his rsInafne Fknna i resirng
piaee sh4Harh the cfasisY ~ H4e a ii2
friends ThfF raEaaiHes III . aeeaastesy in
ri hosI sirset for i gtsk tis&gk lus no
sonumefss Aafks.l The 4sIss wlspra they
rsruses.s Sdrne9 asarA kgA IIs1Y were Fs-
saaresa sa RichsnnsEa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02
s.auEs Lsuril aanEtl;

TAe ard sFsien~d hss aasrhssed 9hs MYnstes
Llsssr-aaFrfy ami EiiHs snass.d sxp rrsifes sth
vi c ,useal asaE wasfs h. wti keep sttts sHfIy IN
hsaa the hsf qssIity II Lime which viii he sold
issananfitlss % salt Purchasers ard m ths agaat
reasonable ks*mx. JOHN HAMMEM, /.
azne q, iazE-sx.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02
Valuable ReaI Estate for sale

East ht wqr 10, ~, IL, y miles from Pasiae
H8gse.
TiuTty-aing lots 10 the Riddle Tract.
Blocks |, ;, J ssBi IA AndreS's sgb-sitTisi
2Jxla2 feet GnsIuess IsG West Of PaIuer's Biock.
Tie aBeEs IneinsIeM some of the nIaat dssirabls
property tor private residences rs the City Of
Council Buff, and wLsi be sold chesp for cash
by A. v. LAhtAsA.
&prll 10 lS55-sn
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02

VT. Raymond. Bates ususa. Magnolia. Iowa.
v. L. B.xss, City Hotel. Ei4die Broadway, south
ssis.s
Peter Hedges, henderson Huuse, LswtF, Iowa
J. s BEovH, psa 3uIaes ugnse, Des Aetues
Gag, IgW4.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02

4 Asgro nfHlfsar ggean GSeevasf
Ito~h was arrested IL WAsbIsafs,s on I'd
day asarnina Tor ,srRsEaa asssE hlsras, aas
shpaIdsr asd d aaS sf ssseaa sesAasua. III
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02
Hardware
@. J. Fox, Lever Broadway, aoEtA asas.
Druggists

Knrpper 4 Geesauan, Lever Broadway, aeEth
siEe.
". Markens4a. H&gg's Block, Upper broadway,
north side.
pauxasrty b saEkIag. Loser Broadway, no5ih
side.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02
YHR ylnatgGA gLgcYaesH

Tie eiectiun for Uongressmen In Tfrs
ginia On Thursday lass passed Oh qaigaly
bnt Ae Fesais 10 net kaoan. lis halssss
ed that Union men are generally elsassd.
Ii will be remembered that meEnbeys arc
required 10 take m anesnssitasional tess
oalA before being admitted ID Cssgrass.
and tbs dishcalsy sish the Eirginis pss~
pie waa TO elect soma ana who eonld taxa
II. We believe, however, that the people
voted for msn without rsfersaca 10 ths
oath. The oath snaessd by CenxYess in
JaIys 1868. ID as follows ISL seismnly
swear that have never volant&sify b0yns
arms against the Uuitxd States sisea /
have basa sisixsa thssso5s sAAs 1 have
vosarsasily gIssn no sad, aosssenanes.
e1anasl or snsoaraxcmens % psrscns as@
gagsa Ia armad hossslisy ahsrste shas !
have neither soaghl nor accepted, a6s 81
tempssd 10 sxsseass the fnacaioas OF ang
ofkca whassvsr andsr any aaEhaTity a.
pretsn5ed suthority IL h1ssiliEy . aAs
United Stsses shas bsss se4 yieldea
volansasy sappeFs % any psstended
government, aEtbaFiiy, peweF "a Cnnxtl.
fus5as withir the United States. hassiIs
or inimical tberesc and | furshev swear
thas. 20 tire best of ny knowledge and
ability, j viii snppess ard defsas the
ConsaIgiioa of ths United SsatsasD &e
IATsa--- TIE following ara ths namss
vi ai1$ sasdiaases assesai to sanesass
frot@ Iisgiinla - First HiesFas1s u III, q.
lassas; Sseuai Disariaf, L. e. Chanafsrg
Third Iiissriss. 3. j. Bssbear; Fexrth
"a Xzs 49,. ssSsSsx
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DemGists.
jew cEeFss

Ell Woodbury., Empire Block. up stairs. Lose
B1 1uaI@sy, saaLh side.
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Rost Psrceval, aIhlIe BFo&dSsy. sou'h side
ever County TrsasGttr's ofase~z
D. ". Prise. eeies over TTSasatrE's SE11e. MID
die Broadway. soath side.
Casady - Test, Attorneys snd Land ASsnts
Lgwer Bgvaauay, aoTth SIDE.
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John DvhAng, BIZ AIT street. north Of broadway
h L. De Kay, Middle BroEswsy. neEth sids.
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0. A Fisher, Upper Broadway, nearly opposite
PbuHix Block.
A. A.. smith, Upper Broadway, soutA side.
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Pirst CIa.s Silver. stable.


Corner ginas @sts streets
DEs anISEs, s,.s.s.--......-.-- -.-...h1EA.
I'd e sp4ris.sss sai estI as, s'r tst3t nrw ksps
ey J. 3. BR9wS ws" Hs- Hfit=i ~ &Ha
furnished Ii ia sly e ais~urps = by Ai'f hl'i y
tbs Wesk i{i~ tSfyle l. aigzss ptIea ~ d tha
best that Lha ntrSsI tRsrf- t#f 't~rg HTFniepcS
ATBreA la Lha d ~ bg kass ssfstf u Sa pleasure
OF gaasts tsrt th~ir ktsy fis TapttSi af Iowa.
Att2thst IL this hs,tst l. assa ~ able and Car
Ti4<e fIss wG.ra II Iyeaef.5 hsrses sFS esr@
ar, aai psrsaas tYiEtg h,..ir..s ia The essHntry
@aR Or Aacsni atssl d IA IL sssy part
ef the stale 9RfwH
epas Iaia9s, low ., Nag 70 T1A II
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PhysiCia ss

A B. Malealm, N 0 nasS's block, up ssalrs.
Upper Broadway, north side,
Geo. W. Wilson, oflses at GeesamaE's Drug Store
LoweF Broadway, north side. .r..
W. l., Patton, orses opposite PaTnaF's Hotel,
Loser Byoadw &y, side.
B. Campbell, oSaust, Lower Broadway soz!h
sldrI
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,

SUCH As
yEDLASS, BANJOS,
FLCTINAs, GUITARS.
AND FLUTES.
CUTLERY, POCKET ROOFS AND ESuAB<
WlEh = great ualny UtAeF articles too numerous 10
aIsntIau-
viii b. prepared to make aAY kta4 1f JeWHify
ae~, either out af atI JeErlry, aRt 81 Gold
fTam The Mines. HavIaz beFu practically euGaErd
ia manufacturing Esuery fer several year past m
Jh~ HINES Of 0rsGan AaI idAho, / aFa acIaztRted
"a ia al EyRI~ aat styles made there.
Ia4ge 8I.J aaIle arrangements faE the alSIag
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02

Evrsy description ef Baaah Wsrk done al laas
.sgsre 10 rae best styse 4Ra At lsw prices.
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HAER JEWELRY, GOLD MOUNTED

I have the hraEIing lone in Omaha, 50 as to
avoid 8ilstskes aid warrant satisfaction.
Espy,tl4I attsHtlpR , Ia "a the repairing II hRe
watches. EaKfawTuE neatly done, and all kiRis Of
Js.s eIrg repaired. Highest prEcrs paII fIr ad
tinti and Silver. GuaS. b. JAEQCEIiS-
Nay is ls5S-Iy-
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Photographic
Painfe eTs.

Mss Jennie Fleming, P. 0. baiIains, Garner
Rro@dwAy and Bryant stEesis, ~ stairs.