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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-18

Iad SO # : 81 arDIamo.
9lQa Union Bridge, (ii5er @samintes) se<
ben Die 3lse tdgli4 800 W0rseEe unb 800
Ra6mitta98.
8On Union Bridge un1 4.45 Il. 8.45 8prs
ittagSs
Rad Sort Mpnrpe NAB NorfoIt
Jeben Die 9ampfbOOte jeoen gia6naittag 500
ubr pOn llniOn Sod, SUB Der GpncorbIt r.
1b.
Na1 50 mDntcnn
sebt Die Yferoe Giienbabn BON z ubr Wlprs
GEMS bic Z l1br- 9la6mittagS finoli6 pom Der
gde Snlpr unb GaItitr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-18

W 0nti5. 9tebe aud bic
,terte Seite we9en tntetelIan~
EN- QefefpffeS.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24

g The AholifionIssa cannos e@wsrn
this country always. IL is not likely that
the occasion will ever occur agasn wfsn
they will lave saeh advantageous &wsm-
iden,lal election as they bad is EAa aasss
Oue half OF the Union, in whichs Of
course, they viii never get vosas waa
then In no condition TO Rct. Yet, not
withstanding the exsFaoTdlHars asbsapsa-
yes these people possessed, aAsy @sra
hardly abe to carry the other kAI. Ggme,
they carried most Of the States, has by
sseh iegn rnaiu7ities, that & change OF
80 00D votes in D poll sf more ahaa foaR
millions wnald hase defeated thea. THAT
theS would have been defeated Eaoalh
enriisr, nobody doubts; that they wouIa
have been defeated anyhow, without Siauss
peculiar and gigantic fraais whssa csa-
troll # large army enahasd shen topsae~
tiee. IL also clear; and even the Yy&kmss
admitted that nothing sayed Mf. IiDsola
IA rhAn Of more sanfTng and feas beaiam
than f4ny other man ip his posisssa- bas
ths Gilmore jaca aass 90 nissioa % Rish-
mo@a by which be made somes paopi@he-
liere that be was In favor of reasaaabIe
settlement whils Mfr. Davis was<nos.
Tbs conditions hays changed. We Asssa
Southrrn States are 10 take thaig gplaass
in the Union again, and that free spesch
aud free ballot are 30 be rs-essAhIisheA
In the North. In spite Of efforts 90 pre-
vent these results, they szaass, swsE Ehinks
De aEarted for more than shsseysassE and
we know that fanaticisa and folly eaanas
role gsiis country Enoxl.esss lonNsv. La
us hepe they may not rsfn u bs<0fss--
4 Unson DamocyaG.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24

~ The Ssiota Gaxetss A. P9Ailliar,
editor, 10 putting On . nsw dress, admits
that its age is almost thsca score and ten.
The editar says
stSixty-Eix years and 1--WE monks ago
the Scieta Gazette made its FIRST appear
ance, and sinoa then, amid ali the musa-
tions and ehangrs4h 4hat have marked She
histsrY Of aus s:ate and Nation, II hss
very rarely failed 10 make iss weekly visis
10 is# readers. W vas started by Nathan-
isl Willis, erandfashsg Of n. r. willis,
sha poes editor of tie Hems JoarnaI. II
was sAsa aboua sus-fo1rsh The ssss Il
tlis ahset,s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24

ET~s The fact can no longer be dis-
guIaed that many Of the RepabIieaa SEN
ators desire var and disunion, under pre-
text of saving the Union. They sish 10
get rid Of the Southern States, in order
10 have a majority 10 the Senate to can
GRIN the appointments. and many OF them
think theyfcan bold germauent Reruh-
Iiean majority iathe Northern States. but
not in the Whole Union; for partisan rea-
sonx they are anxIgne TO dissolve the Un-
ion. If ii can be doue without holding
them responsible before the people. o--
Stephen A. Douglas IN The w. D. Senate,
Dec. IS, 1860.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24

Wars ruR TsE2--ft II esSeialfy am
uoaced that 100, ,000 Negro seAdtsfs are
still in the pay of tAs gaFeaam eat. -
What's the nse2 Why hDt. aiAhAnd them,
ard lea them earn their pwn Issiag IL they
can2 In view o. the sstasasans debt rsaw'
hanging over The oeuntlvs We aen's sss-
lieva shas esen Abolitioaasts ere sillEng
to carry the additionsl bFfraea ok feeding,
clothing and payipg 100. fNgB annesessasy
scldieFs, If shey sTs hlask n @ila take
ina bread from shs childssa ) aaaushss De.
fore long
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24

- The history of tbe world can no.
where be spened, witbeaa sraestlag wish
sha aanals OF the dscliHe aaasfau al asse-
dom. Ths saaasnary iR shesA LxbsFsy
becomes hcsntiousnsss, and sbsrsss she
hounds Of constitutional 7s~s. Faesseas
rage ana war againss each ether. TA@
var of faasions l. saeossslsa ky . psaas-
eaiing and saasuiaaTy aaarshy. AmzgsAy
u superseded BY fyvanny.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24

pAraSa FoR ORsERrArroNs.-Th Aa@
burn Advertiser, the homa organ Of Mr.
Seward, calls for y bait ou the negro saf.
frage Issue. Ifsays:
'tLet US pause moment TO take obser.
vations. The soldiers have returned from
the var. They are power in the land.
Let as consult them. Unless they are in
favor Of negro suffrage their votes will
defeat the party and The candidates fer
Office who favor it,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24

THE NEGROES M WAyHfgcToS.--Ths Ea-
tslliqe4ceY saws that fall rs 900 yaggans
negroes are Ioa6ng about Washingson.--
They came in from the Yirginia plaSsa-
tions wElh high hopes Of an easy aud lag
urioas life; but hare found them fatally
delasivf4 Th4y are diving Ia barge num-
bcrs, from waas and flth. They sEa
crowded into the meanest novels, apd
most oil them live by charity or crime.
Theyjhave no convenience for cooking
or wa6aing--an old hrpken stoys, pIaeed
l1outside on the common, sufEces for ssss-
/ raj families. In many instances Faas
| furnace. built OF broken brick, On the sop
Of which 10 placed a kettle, takes sha
/ place of steve; and q line stretched aaa
| oa the common, and watched by the ehii-
dren, is the drser. All day, boys and sis~
sers and sbe old and fnfrrn delve In gas~
teFs among plies Of rubbish aud asnaezs,
On the whArxaa, and in the trail Of wacd
| and coal carts, for bits Of fuel, whisM
they carry home in old grain sacks thsA
thsy hare picked up about the camps.
| ThsiF clothing 10 also gathered, 30 .
great extent, in the saEas maanrr. Rays
Of tselve to eighteen may be sesD IN aai-
ssrzas e fvlI-gre=a men. s.snidisz
| oletAsaa' seem TO be the rage. regardless ID
fit. Their wages and the offerings eS the
cbaTitable supply them with bare asbs
| Eisttnee.
lf such be their summer condEtssu,
Fwhat ara Ehey to do through the coaziag
wihter2 That SO large number &C tasaaa
people cannot remain here pernaneEklys
without becoming pest to society. q
curse TO themselves, is, we think, self -syv
ideHt; and that they casaos be reza0sea
this season perhaps, 10 iastas apparess-
We found many Of then, perhaps tha
majority, anxious TO return 10 the paaces
from. whence they came; but they sra isn~
/ pressed with the idea that, aE this season
of the year, they would be aaabla 30 sb-
tain employment Or the meapa OF sashsss-
| tence.
The effect Of an unemployed, aags-
strained, and imposerished race ssasav-
ing thousands, apon eAe iateFesss nd seaiu
/ ety, can hardly be conceived. sThey 1xa-
ate an unhealthy competition efs Iahegs--
they are forced In ehauueis "a visa. ua-
| der the plea of necessity; and shsE re-
move the odinm that naturally hangs ap
On igaorauoe, by uaking is sommaa9
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24

81 declare upon Envpwn RESPONSE
hilitT as a Senator tint the liberties Of
slsis couasFy are IN pfsafer danger -day
feosa fAs eorrApfians, and fTogs she fsgqf-
Iiqary prs,esseeasia ffts gzrfoas depaTt-
uasnts of .hs Gprermsni, Than they are
from she snsmg n The open field. .o--y.
p. Hale, Republican Senator from N.
III.
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Clothing

Bernard & Eiseuan, tsneeeEsors to aay, We'll
Co.,3 Lever EEaadu AZ. n " ia aide.
= Bloom Lower Bra4dRay, noTth side.
KnlngeT are, Loser Broadway, north side.
s. ssefu, Ne. 5 PhspAix Block, Upper gfVa4wsy,
uurlb side,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24
STRANDED.

s'AIatt. Anderson, Sd {. s. Infantry,
sentenced To be branded scifh the letter ID,
leaglh one inch and half ete., etc.
ssCharles Il. Harris, lth U. s. Infant
nv, sentenced 10 ee b4aHdsd on ths isfl
hip wiih the letter ID, lRgtt three inches. "
The French editor, though accustomed
to see hard sights, doubtless, under mon
arehies aud dcspotism, seems 10 marvel
over this. But why need he2 They are
only white men.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24

NEITHER THE PRESIDENT
NON CONGRESS- DAN EMANCIpA ATE
SLAVES ANY MORE THAN THEY
CAN GRANT BILLS OF DIVORCE p
--aEr- Coz. Henry Dsato@g
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24

Kntpper & Geesaaran. LoweE Broadway, north
side.
W Mackenzie, HAss's Bioekp Upper BEoad~sF,
uorta side.
Dousacrty 3 EarElay, Lover Bsosdsay, north
Side
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24
Bsczs sIx "a Busrxnss Akxx. ID

--*$ss-S~--xlss ~-s--%--&zs.*1@S.-E~
BsHl 81 = Busrssss Mas.-IA
fasassing ID = partial A0SsasE u The
annssaf cf bnsiasas txanssstsd bg ahs
General Gossrnneat u o. ssaf = \ as'
gIa department ga.ssa safa axs
Dariaa The sisgas azra 9sAs ssasag
juno 90, 1868, there weFs purchased By
the Goxssnsn~us 1F4,5e9 kersss, 6Nz6A
ssIss, : !. g 4, s s. -
90 20 pcunis ~ corn t13 ,s9o
pounds of hay eaha fodder, IS, 4s7 ,7SY
peunds Of mixed graIa& The sssnspsr4As
tion By The Quartermsstsrss Depxxtsasak
IaIoas, aasiag ths sanaA gear was, Of sxzbs
sisssncs stores hv land 7B4 e33 bAfr$da
and kegs; l7s654 eatties of anbsiafaaoa
stores, by water. as, I4S Asssela and
kegs; I02, ,9i4 cattle; Of ordnance ssosss
Eby lard, 354.550 barrels and kag., SS3
guns. Be; OF ordnance stores. bs watas,
5s6, T56 barrels and kegs, !. .l193 guns, ,&c.s
IT saastwmastsf's stores, BY Hard. 49,
6o6 barrels and packages, 126sSe4 Aal-
mais, s., ,354 tuna of forage, fuel, &s.s.-~
Of quastegmaater's stores, By water. 7as.~
$50 barrels and packages; l09. .009 apls
mails; 3s ,438 lups ns forage faels &c.
There swera ,2G4s Coz troops Transient
ed during tie year Ay kand, Ind so s9ST
by watsF. The aaaeuns paid for the abesa
franspoTsatioas we're, BY isnd. d, ,US0 ;g0S
03; by lakes and rivers, $9,476, ,6M f3,
and by The ocean, 81. Tg8 ,sg5 CO. Thaes
were paid turing the same rear Tor horse
I and wYftA shoes and nails &22h G9f "a
for medicine for horses and other animsaa.
$50 .292 30; for forges, blacksmith u mo
shoeing tools, 500 9l9 10: for barracks
and quarters. - $50, ,7G5 CO; for traa@-
pnrtation aud supply on priapneTs, $95s
! Sg6 Al, for clothing and camp and garri-
son eqnipage. SIS, 1857 sos So. Tksgs
were purchased By the War Dspartmena
during the same rear, 2f4,93I eords OF
wood, l30, 800 tnns of coal this @g
course does not emtgace the anorno@s
| qaantity purchased BY the Nary Depart
Hsabt during the &aas period, Ga loeo@os
tives, 800 freight cars, 1872 medisine wag.
ons, 9,4l2 $3.50 feet OF lumber. Sc, 600
/ bricks, I ,436, 500 pAantis Of nails, 2,0TE,-
$50 horse shocs. z3s ,2s8 pounds bsrss
shoe nails, 4l4 roo pounds OF leather,
ss4, 4,o44 pounds Of rope, II, 800 ssddle
blaakets, 4,2T3 mack saddles, g., ,40T
wagon covers. There were employed is
The Qhartermastef's Department daEaAg
/ the same year. 80 ships, II brigs, s54
/ sEhooners, i sleeps. f2 propellera, s8
| steam tugs II ferry boats, l3tow boats,
Gas baEges, ,222 steamers; for the earn
ings Of which wgre paid 81, TsSs sQ43 IS.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24
Physicians.

AB Malcolm, NJ HaeE's BIoct, ap stairs.
Upper Broadway, north side,
(. Geo. ". Wilson, oElre at Gsesamaa's prtig Store
Lower Broadway, Horih eide.
W. L. Pattoa, ofiiss opposite Eagmsr's Hotel,
Lower Broadway, sids.
b. Campbell, oc8ilse, LoweT Broadway soalh
side.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24

" r, Raymond, Bates Huusc, Magnolia, Iowa
v. L, Blxss. City Hotel Ml4ate Bfosa IS, sosali
side.
Peter Hedges HENDERSON House. Lewis, Teaa
!. 3 BrosH Drs Nslnes House. Des Eg4nes
Clg, Iowa,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24

Rast. PereevaI. As5d!e Brgadway, south si'le
over Coanty TreasaErE's offrs-
p " PRISE offscv over Tre4sarsE's one, Md
die Brsaduar souIA sis}e.
Casaty & Test, Atsoracys and Laad AsFHts,
Lover Brgadgay, uCrth sIAe
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24
WAC IL REsPoxsIaLE FoR THE
N AZ

We answer, the Repablican party
The Rspablisan party might have pre-
veated the present devastating civil war.
1t might havo saved the lives of thous-
aads of the best men of the Nation, and
thousands cf millions of the peoples
money. For proof Of what we say, read
the following from the speech " srErHES
i. OogcL4s, Delivered 10 the Luite.l States
Senate, january Sd, 1861, upon che com
promise measures, then pcnling before
the Senate:
''I believe this TO be fair basis Of
amieable adjustment. If you of the Re-
publican side are not willing to accept
this, nor the proposition of the Senator
from Kentucky, lMr. Crittenden,l pray
tell uTtrkal gog are tciItfna TO dof
ssl ADDRESS THE ISQuiRY TO REPUBLICANS
oSLY, FOR Tag ggAspN THAT IN rus Gea-
afrFEG or TafaTRka, AFEw DArs AGO,
EvEgY nEaREa FEeS THE SouTH, INCLUDING
those rRoa rnE CorToS STATES, MESsRs.
TooMBs AND DAvis,) ExFREssEp THEIR
READINESS TO AccErT THE PROPOSITION OF
NJ vExERAnLE FRIEND FsoN kESTuGKY,
INA. CafrTENuEN,l As A FINAL SETTLEMENT
or rug CONTROVERSY, IL INT r3SpED And sus-
Tanned BIZ rHs REPuBLfc MEMBERS.
"HENCE THE SOLE RESPONSE
BILITY OF OUR DISAGREEMENT,
AND TIE ONLY DIFFICULTY IN
THE WAY OF AN AAlIGABLE AD-
JUSTMENT, Is WITH TIE REPUB-
,LICAN PARITY"
Here it is proved that the Republican
party is responsible, for the war that it
| il responsible, for every dollar of nation
al and state Indebtedness incurred on 30
count Of the war-thas it is responsible,
| for the high taxes that have been imposed
upon the people, on account of the war
| that i. is responsible, for the distress and
| financial ruin, which now exists in every
part Of the enuntry-that it is response
/ bic, for evoryt life ipst in the war,-that
! it is responsible for, and should receive
/ the curses os every wife made widow,
/ and Of every child made IA orphan, By the
/. war. In short thatit will be responsible
for the dissolution of the Union: should
/ the Union be dissolved.
| Shall such a party be eontinped in
power, or will the people change their
| rulers2 LIE, the Ballot boxes at the next
clectiou pro .laIm the answer.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24
Forwarding - Commission.

D. y. Hitchcock, Forwarding and Commission
wsrrhsnt aud ssratf arr transportation sIttes
one d4oE East of Pacsae Houss, Counflt Bspfs
IaRa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24
hooks and stationery.

] b. Rue 3 Co, two doors ssst Pest Co.'S
N gIdla Bcoadway, aorth side.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24

Chas. b. J4equepin, Lover Bl ose~ay, sean
side
" P Conznt, Lower Broadway, north side
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Jew eIeFss

ET. Y osdbury, Empsre Block. up stairs, Lover
b. aadu ay, south side.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24

FT The French Courier calls alton
tion to the following reports from the
shouiier.strap Court (Broome street.,
New York;
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24
BuGLE DIRECTORY
Business NHen who Adver-
sise in the Bugle.
Bankers.

oases & Passy. togaer os Bto4iwag aad MslR
streets, Svrta side.
Farst NausnaI gaEs. Loser BFOsewaT. saath
side
baldwin Dsdso, ons deer wast Of Past~0taee,
Broadway, north s!de.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24
Valuable Rcal Estate for sale.

EasthfS \ war 10, u, Ga : nItes from Hastae
Hsnss.
fBirfy-a atnp totstE tine Riadie TTaS.
~HIorks = : J snA IN Andrews suf-ii v1Ston.
2aEfa2 tgsl RRsiness iol Best al Palmer Block.
Tar tt1ye ipr, Qars some a tbs NEST dss3t4eia
property fer eflgats residences ia the City ii
C9ansis E'ua', And will be sold chase for cash
BY Il. V. LARIMBR.
April p I8s5-4m.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24

-" If these inferaat fanatics and Abo-
titioajsts eper ges The pqEsr IN shsT
haaG@, they piH ogeride the CoHstitu-
sio1t, set the Saprsme Court at defiance,
change aud make Ears 10 salt tkeBtssiaea
LAY EIeLgST uASgs on THoSE VINO BIF-
gER wITH THEN ~ OPINION, or dare gties-
sion their fidelity, and finally bankyupf
the country and asluge it soiih blood. -
DANIEL WEbsTHE.
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Attorneys.

JF. Hopper. P o, baiIJiug. cOrner ct Hrast
way aud Bryant streets,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24
Grocers.
Mercantile Hous es.

stewart * Haas. Wholesale and retail, Jsmes
Bloek Lover Bseaaway, soats shis,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24
KEarnessand sadaEes.

J. D. Lcvis, Middle Broadway naIth side.
J. B sickles & Co, No. it2 Mala Street, ST,
Louis No.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24
Boots, shoes and Leather
Furniture,

j. n Phluips & Co. Lywrr BFoaawsy. SCI"
s.ae.
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&aRneaAfeEs
ware and stoves.

C. Joansoa, Carpenter and Consraetor. shop
en Aain stFeet. --
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,

St-Eff Is
NJNLINS. ii E*N10N,
Fi-EFlAAS. ai tGAHS.
AID FIJI fSS.
CETiEGY POCKET R9DES AND CONES
b alb <FyaE atEay oEier BrrIrirs Eag 88aEsrsss g.
ns-Hg.G..n-
WIFE he rraVsrv8 o. rssEa aEv kizA af JayNf-s
H-ry. vflhrF uagtg a.B I..lr. .ivy or a#f 81 C3ral
frr rH- Hin.s- iL'vHaz h.. 8 sr1rfgsafly saEs='sl
tE Hg ,uE'f ls.sGsg sw~.ty tr Ffat Yeats past a
-l.sr NaHss nF OREGON aut 7fFHr. I 4e ia GH!-a
Erl r} 81. esd ~Iy.+s H1ff- IarrT-
I1,se sI~H Elg4F aEltGtseEsstats fQr tAa a1rk.tts
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24
An EKE OPENER.
Just Arrived III FOTnan's.
500 BunChcS Cotton Yarn for s.. Is,

LARGE LOT OF
Boots and shoes
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24

o. Fisher, Upper Broadway, neatly opposite
FhmnIx Bleak.
A. SAITH, Upper Bsoaaway, south side,
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phOtBgrapiaist.
Pafnferss

Mss Jcuaie FiemIug, P. 0. bailding, eOraer
Rroadway and Bryant streets, ~ stairF.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24

Every description Of Blank Work done at this
ofyiee in the best styie and at low prices.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24

SECRETARY SEwARD's powER.-TheSce
rctary Of State, while endeavoring to vim
,licate vitality Of the Federal Govern
nant to Lord Lyons, illustrated his posi-
tion by saying:
Mq Lord, 1 can touch bell on nay
right hand aud 9rder ihe arrest Of q Cit
@sH Of Ohio. lean touch tie bell again
and order The imprisonment Of a citizeTa
il He1c York, and no p0ieer oai earth but
that of The President can rsIease Them.
Can tAs Qkeda Of En9La, d, in her do
mtHiOHS, DO as M uchf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24
LGMEI LIME LHME!Gg

The undersigned has purchased fhN MrnSter
Ig4ue-quarTy and Kiius5 slfastei !y uSllss S9rth
Of CaHrtl Bluffs where hr viii keep c1hs' 'Iy IN
h4BI tae best quality 81 Lime. which VIII be stlsi
.HF44af3aes l." agfIt purchasers ana 90 thr NEST
reasonable terms JUHN HAMMER.
Juae {, Iss5-tI
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Hard ware
Drsaggisfss

c. Fo4, Lsver Brosaivay, naftA aIae.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24
sTtCk THIS IN YouR uArAxD KEEP
ITTEfEEE.

Tn. tgjlowlng confession wHs made by
sir II,a. Mr. Dawes, aRepuhlcau mem
Der Of tC5h.rass from Massachusetts,, on
sas 2Ha Of April, in which ho exposed
taa alrruptn@ss of Lincpla's administra-
ton;
"TGTE GENTLEMEN MUST EEtiESf-
Der THAT ~ TIE FIGsTIYEAR OF
\ REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH CAME INrO POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS OF REFORM AND RE
TEENCHMENT, THERE'S INDCBiTA-
BILE EVIDENCE ABROAD IN THE
LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM
DERED TIE PUBLIC TREASURY
WE'LL NIGH N THAT SINGLE YEAR
rs Much AS TIE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES OF TIE GOV
ERNNENT+ DURING TIE ADMINS
TRATl0N WHICH TIE PEOPLE
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
OF fTs CORRUPTION"
LOOK ON THIS PICT URE.
rz. II HAVE NO PURPOSE, DI-
2EUTLY OR INDIRECTLY, TO IN
TERFERE WITH TIE INSTITUTION
OF SLAVERY ~ THE STATES
WHERE II EXISTS. l BELIEVE |
HAVE NO LAWFUL RIGHT TO DO
so, AND HAVE No INCdSATIoN
TO ID SO."-Prcsiaea! Lincoln in
his Inaugural address.
THEN ON THIS.
81 ORDER AND DECLARE THAT
ALL PERSONS HELD AS SLAVES
IN TIE SAID DESIGNATED STATES
AND PARTS OF STATES ARE AND
HEREAFTER SHALL BE FREE
Lmtola's Emancipation Proclamation.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24

Milton Rogers, Upper Broadway, north side
Council Bgaas, Iowa aud FaEuham Street, Omaha,
MT
P. {. pevoi, Lowrr Rreadwsy, norih side,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24

wat,a VIA he sod cheaper tasn ever staes 'hs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24
Auction s. CoaarnissiO IL
Livery Stable.

Charles Altsn, MtddIe Brasivay, uorth 81
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-23

70 Keep domestic to answer his unfrequent-
e1 calls. His white locks and flowing beard
added to the confidence which his situation
had inspired. he9.e
g The elated youth then related at full length
all his complicated ailments, and the still more
complicated treatment TO which he had in
vain been submitted. The sapient physician
was not illiberal enough to say that the
princes attendants had all been in error. since
all mankind may err; but his sarcastic smile!
the curl of his lips, and the dubious shake n
his hoary head, most eloquentIy told the an.
xious patient that he considered his former
physicians as an ignorant, murderous set of
upstairs, only 6tto depopulats communityJ
With a triumphant look he promised a cure.
ana; gave his overjoyed patient much valued
prescription, which he carefully confided to
nls oosom; after which he expressed his grati-
tuue py pouring upon the doctors table a
purse Oh golden seqnins, which made the old
nlan blinking eyes shine as brightly as sthe
com ne Deheld In Wondrous delight. His ioys
save suppieness to his rigid spine, and after
Dowlng tne prince out in the most obsequious
manner, he ventured to ask him one humble
question: by what good luck: by what kind
planet, had he been Recommended to seek his
ADVICE n The prince naturally asked for the
reason Of SO strange a question; to which the
worthy doctor replied, with eyes brimiul OF
lears OF gratitude :-"Oh, SIR because con-
sidered myself the most unfortunate man in {
bagdad until this happy moment; for / have
Deen settled in this noble and wealthy city for
the last fifteen years and have only been able
TO obtain one single patient , '.Ahp cried I
the prince in despair, s'then it must be that
poor, solitary, 4unhappylooking ghost that Is
now sitting on your steps pnas ~ tasia3 l9a