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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05
A FLANK M0yEMENT~~-THE READ
ER - To MAKE TuE APPLIC ATIoS.

One of Sigcl's soldiers gives the fol-
lowing account Bf faragiug adventure
be had la Virginia "VeI you zee,
goes down to dat old fellows blaee dat
has a Beech Orchard, rero We vas stadh.
joned, % stheal some beeches, and yeu
gets 10 de vront' gate vht y,u dinks | zee2
| zses dere pig pull dog, and he looks
mighty savage. So dinks | ftighdens
hit1, ana saws, LOOK here, slt. PuiI-
dog, stand back, fights on dis line all
zanmer. But the pall.dog, ha don't
care for dat, 10 ! slanks hin !"
''Iiow did you do that ?'
aYy, goes way aronut, 50 as the pull.
dog cualdu't gee me, and ven | gets to
de'back gate vat do you dinks zee
vs. dere l see das same old pull dog SO
yIpnks bin again."
"siHow did you do that ?''
"Yv. I goes ray arount again, so as be
couldn't zee me to anoder little beech
orchard, aud sen gets dercvat yoa diaks
see? Wy deTe ses that same old pull.
dog So Elanks hiun again."
tsHow did yoa do that 2's
s'yy, | says to tiak old psll-dog, Look
here Mister PuIl-dog, | vlanks you dTee
dimes, and every dimes | hud yoa as
same o4d pull-.iog. fam your old hceches,
who eaTps for your old besobcs 2 MS
dime 10 cut next months and de country
NAV 20 TO the divel for beeches I SO
gees to my dent.n keU York NTsc'
please copy. =. >. U.
- NJ. L. World
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

These bus been less sxeisement stxa
asaai ia ths tiaiA Markst thss laat geek,
pEefieua 10 The reception Of the Presir
DENTS Message; since then, howeveg, is
has beome xoiicntly agilated. kssncrs
aege earrcnt that Hood had ssvsaeed
Aarfressbota, sad that BRAGG xss maks
ing eff-etigs demonstrations agsanas
sherman VT this faiicshsof cFeaSsag AnY
violent change, a5 the auckaseions wero
light, being NJ 10 a. ns.. 225 IL NJ. IA
/ 4 aRd Al o p. ~. 228 Ia. On Taes-
day, the reached 236 IL and Ga Rsta-
esiay at n0oa w,re al 242 IL.
The Stock Market has been aals, and
bat little change in pxiees- aossspsasais
gold interest heaEiag hoada asasaass
strong, sith a slighs advaase sas sas
past feE DAYS.
4 statement hss lately bssn made by
some parties, that no noFe NatseHas
Bank waas.i be started. 9has has heeA
deaied by ths Campsr0ller al the GHyfsar
ey, xhg has not the poweg 70 AMik tAeps
Is the act Of C0rgress provides few tbs
Issue OF three hundred million do4lErs,
and anisss Congress will a8w sasdafy ska
provisions Of the foEmee ass, 20 as -
limit or sursal the amount aa.lsnrized
uudeF ii, no deut,s bat in q ssert tFaae she
xhsle amount will Be applied fwTs A3s.
McCaiioug says ;---sslt is sAe sisa g6 ths
Comptrolies 10 introduce tbs National
bank- note circuIatian wishoat sdsEag 10
the present imitation; bat is 10 NOS In his
power 10 prevent new organigatiossy Bes
Is il bis desire TO do SO, 10 places shers
the legitimate business Of tbe country
seems to require adaisional bankihg "a
eilitieS.r sIsjas.A SID taas
Aeney siil continues easy st per
cent. Oh call, with agew lasgs tsaRsasr
ito; slt 3.
There Is !not much ehangsfa Gumsaers
eial matters this week, though sas hisissg
rates for gold impart g iFmsr feeliag,
particularly ia imported aaeroAanasss.
Flour has advanced ) . Ioc., With a
nadarsse ,ismaad.-- Huayss' REwosssss
dec. l0, 'Gt. .fss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05
!. Tbs sVsr coAsiaasss

bis. Iinaala. Ia he message. sass sssAs
3br cnntiuussn Whettlek Tbia N6g IN
tx6adsd - ! nfe1e nf jnfcKnaifa1. u -
In<nt III hecAa$e III III set3sntt oesness, ar
81 a ap, II fsF saiaa afksr ~ tslsh. only
~ n 81 nfa 3&m5l lf1x Viii ahH il1iotgn-
ln5lnx of W st Hkou Nps q kan say With
|eSf<aif4y.
IL II wera sntsndcd 4 ss iinRurmatipn, II
] 4ax sapeFllaons Alinesk An3 budy knows
that, kishoal looking i1Eo the presidents
Inessaxn 60 discover IL, Every mechanic
whose wages hare been inereasoa enc
8iYd. while the expense of iIvfssx has
lSara thar Aoetsie, knews that tstils var.
ftins1 EserY midaw whose only.
: n I'D t&M arm kAews that sslhe var
Stinnes.u Every man sho goes any
Iere, or nuvs anylhsng, knows, as be
EHase on tho inerigAhfn stAanp b, Khat tskle
Ill continues" Ward con mistess whp
Hfa saakin9 prenar4fiuEs f0r the next
kafs, and paur msn, meiabefs ef draft As
Bnci atfons, Who hare paid $2S cut af
|sheir hard earned fhonsy, and who aFe
|seanl aaonshIy asscssAd fFe or tan dollars
arasfI perfectly sWare char "rhs var cor-
siAues.e Abofaaen conErssssnen Iaees In
In ashingl0 and are ID aAceilsns hanor,
saas5 shey, 4aa, kaaM thas sihh max con.
einaes,n Poor wcuaen Mh se husbands
are tnths army, and whAes only support
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05
THURSDAY, January ), 1865.


Tas Chicago Tirib@as has sha follew-
ing {:
s.When General Sherman vas told thai
General Gorse was woanaed, DC remark ].
ed - Well, If he had half bis head blswn
ofT, be weali still have more bFains lhan
soms Generals hasa under ms. a---
.lpsas.
Pretty good for Sherman but not
much Of q compliment 70 Core,
J. u. DoRsS With bis bead blown en-
tisely OF bis shoulders, would make o
bout 40 good General as some qf the
men that Lincoln has made Generals.
We Suppose he appointed them marely
as q joke. end the best Of it Is that thcy
draw pay without The caFaeity 70 per-
form any service. Gen. Corse, howeyer,
is not Of thai class, and tbas accounts
for bis getting wounded the second time
While in the performances Of his duty.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

Our amiabie Dh5ef Magistrpte, ignor-
ing all the suffrring produced By this
wretehed war, .capgrRtalates the country
that, notwithstanding its existenees the
country is growing more popnlons and
wealthier every day. The screac salts
factiaH With which eur exemplary Chief
Magistrate eleses his eyes to the miseries
entailed BY this cruel internecin strife be-
tween brethren of the same family might
bs worthy Of the stoieism OF a 2eRo, or .
CleaHtLis, bus utterly disgracofal in the
head OF Chrisaiaa nation. Stoicism
might have hcen . virtue among heathens,
buI should have 40 place Ia the breast OF
ruler over a Christian people. In con-
gratulating himself upon the grovth end
increasing prosperity OF the country, We
wonder IL the idea ever entered the mud
died brain of our Chief Magistrate bow
much more papuinus and prosperous The
country might have been, 30 this war
never existed. Sidney Smith, in speech
made hy him at Taunton, upon the Re-
form Bill, combating the argument made
ase Of, isthat the Rotten Borough system
had seen the cause of Brltish advance
mept and prosperity" once satd
"There bappesed TO liye near nv par
sonags laboFing man Of yesy superior
character and understanding 70 his fell
Low -laborers, and who bas grown rich by
meAns of that superiority. lie happens,
howeyer, TO have been troubled wish
chronic pains 10 the stomach. N0w, IL
nv laborer were to send for physician,
atsi consult bin vespectlsg has maladys
would il not be very singular language
in oar doctor 20 say 10 him: My good
friend. you sarety sill not be rash a.
nsugh TO aitemprto get rid OF these pains
ii y9ug stomach. Have you NOT grown
rich with these pains in your stomach ?
HaSagou not risen 10 afiusnce ia spite
Of tEseTnY You surely wlsxsskst be 10
fosiish and indiscTbet aaa6 srsFt wish
these pains ia yoar stomach Mon-
ster 81 rhubar6 ard senna ~ he wuuld
say. tsI am not rich 10 consequences Of
tie pains In my atomaeh, bat 10 spite Of
the pains In nv stnmath, aad | should
have becn tea tlmes richer, and disy
siass happser, IL nescr bad nay belly
twisssi 6y shs cramps Of q asoiir.D =
An the facetiens Lineoln i aIways fond
| of 4 litlle story By she way af Illustration,
va ARE happy = ba able TO present hilp
! Ewsth alse. i agaeosite as the above; and
which yssl furnish such food Tor refiee-
tioa. We ratEer think the oounsrY has
/ the w;xaosu of Khe patient therein refer
IFsd 10 and vii Ssjaat vita TIE same
isirtdous inaigs gsasiens the theory and ati-
siee Ii its ssass phy sicsass.
/ Ihis state physisaasss however, iaSs
IsaAesadns shxs. = tssagy e suppcrsii .
And 80 tho nation nsss e. blsd g deasa
Iso snsiain the shsesy ys ~ \. hssrs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05
- - COUNCIL BLuFFs IOWA

pcople believe. oar f5Tefathers ws19
plaia, nsAtler.ds fact, business peop3$
ihey found nat the old oonfederxi<
did not work well--thas tbs States nse
cd for kusia Is purposes, ualfortn I'd
laws. and various Other nodifieatfous
the old system, which were iBtroduz
into tho new one. They formed tho
ian for their nasaai benefit and Wsifa
each giving up certain Eeelsngs. pFs
dioes and supposed Interests, In view
the oreaisr infcreat which woall re-
from single confederation. 0f eoaf4
there was certain patriotic fselinS asfE
ing from eoaamon straggie for indapx~
denre. but alter all. the great eontrnk kf
motive was that lhey we're doing =
which woald rebound % the mataal
terest and material benefit Of themsslS
and their posiegity. III VIC could 81
this wTetehed war, the same causes 49,
again producs ike result. With I'm
Boyee, Of South Carolina, we besiese
that The question before ns 10 . saagsS
Confederacy or two desposisms; bus "
coursa, 40 ianx rs one side seaks "a sSF<
ancr the other, tha other " III resist. M5
Davis says, $50 long - pea ct -
North seek 70 rule over %, 70 long wslI
the war lastly Whea you cease thas pre-
teasion, aasswora fallsGroa eur bands z
When the North substitutes reason for
cahnon balls and argument Is rcsorted to
instead of Sherman raids, there will be
some hope for q reconsfruefioa of the
Union. But they who seek it AZ the can
mons mouth, wifi get only taxes, blood,
graves aud dead mems bones. Such are
indeed the "brainless."--k. I. Day
Book.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05
LICE on CATTLE.

Take one pint Of alcohol IN its fuIl
stEength pour half of IL au the bead Raa
aieng ihefhaek of the eaw OF colt, and
rub il in the hair to prevent wasting ID.
A week afterwaFds use the other half in
the same manner, and the lISe and nits
will be destroyed. For the benefit OF
those who keep trut one COW; aud pasture
it with other cattle, would SAP. put the
alcohol on once every three months, and
your COW viii keep free from lice in the
midst n lousy herd. Wiiinu some farm
er try il z LLNCINNATrs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

DEkS GIREs;- Keep eeoa. a blessed
fusur awaits yuu. enuy sgw. Esks aes-
sops in the paaana Il enss rsaAssa are
getting skp~e, by awl neaas lara. Ia pa
the nu SINGS siet come oal, SWken Jobs
Brosn is sysr We are Ealhex AhrahaaM
eusutning wSths sAis cred ~MT easaFai
stroRg." Ihis sEaasa tak shs E~ss pEe~
meGru at the State fair. Bpast be sfrads
teS ct mgrrts | !; yars ms sarnS afrsds.
Inn how TO knit padding bags 10 p8s
yare haire in. Be vortusss aad pfe&s5.
Eat slait psBeilss they waa maik goa apsy
at figures. Eat Kelgas wescrs S wl
maik good sHe!. Let yonr pestisoats
iraw on the sidewalks, and v say maa
steps on them and lazs aph shsTim, slaS
bis chops atosst.
II ye have got snal feet. keep em hid ~
small feat has gone ont Of fashas, sta.idy
travels Tom Moors and Byrons and Haf-
lIvers aad wandersng Jess saa Val
iaandiEbams Is awi krst xnks. IL yz ksa
spare tss tins be lovIy asa swees. Be-
member ono fhlng, thar ans nefhin ia
-shss IsFs worth lisisg Fer bst d sisA ha@s
band; "a dana hsiiesa ne ~ ysiFs sas- u
~ tlas FeaI haiE ya bad hesler as1nhAaxs
II for black, black hais they tsl nc i 20
ing 10 be wore uachiy asxs year. T1sus
hav ennthiag tew da with ths beys, aa%
less thsy mesa bisaese Hya aana kssw
how 10 skest, ~ might = ga 5ire eoaRs
travelling nantsry. ak oasx, fes y1<a paAy-
ed ous. a8 fsa 81
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

Hcw ARR YoU LkBokISG ULAssEs. "a
few weeks since the New York fInts, the
special organ and exponent of the views
OF the Abolition administration, said
arhe property of the wealthy shoaid
not be voted away by, or be ia any gay
under the control of the laboring classes,
and the right OF suEerage should DO reg
ulatsd bstwcen ths rich aud the poor,
according to their wealth"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05
kaxEE Taaxxs~a MAzsat AssAaSsx
~ TINE 81 ~

@ & TINE. sz IS ~
"a, i LAIR HAAp1ss rHas aiEBexs.
A nsssI srol 1of,e On ID Elle gItb uIs.,
aevef he FInrw Tempaa Trbttfnx Course,
Baltimore, MAfylsud, whteh Attracted m
einmeHse sonc0art q gseat portion Of
stnm wers afshe fair ser. TIE sref was
j lassch AgAfns3 Eisne f0r u parse Of ffvs
iundred dollars. The herse driven was
Hiram Tesnpla, formerly sAr prop sFty Of
Hn. Aiei1 i1onaid, and vas sifisea IA a
eoaasnan read Wagon bf Mfs. Gosonel
Dickey. The wager was Shag gha laay
was ID tres the herse cae mile III three
ulinutes, ard III Isase lhvee trials. At
shree o'a1osk ahs lady appeared en- The
track with hsr team, and 81 tls word
ssgo.n y siae altered few words 70 haE MOI
BE ani,aal, aad away she sped With fear
fui velocity. Asthe half mile seore those
esssosss wfso ssaked kheis naaney ~ favor
u kha lady winaing prsassi somswisat
doabtfuis as ia was evident that Hisam
would not reach fhe score ut the allotted
time. Their speenfation8 proved correct,
as be passed the stand In 3:i7. SaliriA
snt lisna being giseIs for the animal to-
aa3a uH aSA DC fassDsas H5 WhS ht&stNa
fok sas seeoad arial. This tinae he ssasE-
ed shs seera In SOL AZ sha atayt on sles
last tFisa, tfie lady grasped the fibbons in
true style, and dashed away at a furious
rate. Upon passing the half mile score,
IL MAS apparent 20 every psrsoa present
tina; she woald reach the stagtir,g point
in season, which she did in 2.5a, amid
the cheering of hll present. The fair ari-
yer, upon alighting from her buggy, was
greeted BIZ the waving Of bandkerehiefs
from the ladies, aud hearty applause
from tbs gentlemen. This is the only
race on record NheEea lady has endeaYor-
ed to get ahead Of time. Upon the result
pf tho tTot beiHg ann7unced, Mrs. Coone
Dickey vas landed 500 BY the judges
HRorld.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

"Lf these Internal Jaaatie' and Abo-
l.Honisis ersr get a,e Potcer in fhsir
hands, they wiIl orsrids hs Consiitu-
fion, set The Supreme Court at defiance,
change and make la,0s to s4il fheH1selres
LAr VIOLENT HANDS OK THOSE Wuo DIP
FzR WITH rHsx N oPrxoS, 9f dare qtses-
ton lhsir fidelity, and GIsallg bankrupt
the country, and dciage it acith blood. -
DANIEL WEBSTER.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

gTThe Navy Department has adsiees
from Admiral Porter Of the capture aud
arrival at Hampton Roads OF The Confcd-
crate steamer Armstrong, Of $50 tuns
measurement, a beautiful vessel, yery
fast and new, captured by the GuyleF
and GettysbuFy on tho 4th Of December,
With cargo Of 450 bales uf gotton. The
larger part Of which vas thrown ogegboaFd
10 lha chase.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

T The Chicago Journal makes The
folioxing exhibit of the eoroners business
for the year ending December /: Acei-
dental drowning, So; railroad accidents,
80 run over By olber vehicles than rail
road cars, 5 bloKs or falls, 81 suicides,
p, accidental. poisoning, s.; saot, II ;
iatoxieation, IL !; sunstr0ke, 10 explo-
sion, G abortion, 9 frozen, / /; stabbed,
4 burnt, 8; neglect, 3 snifocated, 2
wiEfnl drowning, 2 land alp, L; bridge
accident, /. Total 26s-oF whieh 2I5
were males, As females, aud 7 fUt.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

e% II appears by reports Of the earth
quake which occurred 10 Mexico on the
I'd Of OetobeF, that Paebla add 0rizaba,
besides othei places within several lea
CUES of the peak of OriEaba, we're very
badly shattered. 10 Puebla, seventeen
soldiess and twenty nine citizens we're
killed BIZ falling ruins. fhe French
should have followed the physician's 5
raid, aud bad the city wsil shaken before
it was taken.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05
wnols sn EsPuxstBLE Z ruR THE
n Ax 81

aEa answer, tas Repsbliean party =
The Republican party might hare pre-
vented the present devastating civil s'ar-
1t might have saved the livcs OF thousF
aads Of the best tner of tie Nation, and
thousands ef laillions Of the peapis's
money. For proof or whas se say, read
the foIlowipg from the speeoh IF STsraxN
4. DouaLAs, delivered in the !. mite | States
Senate, January 81, 1901, npen the CON
promise measures, then pen ling sefofe
she Ssaaaes 4e
81 believe this 10 be fair basis Of
aUaiuahgs adj snent- II you Of she ke-
publican side are not wiling To accept
this, nor tbs proposition OF tho Senator
from Kentucky, Dir. EEseenden,l pray
feii vs. irhat you are p'ltiAg 70 80
al ADDRESS THg EsoEiRTRq hkPsaLieA As
ONLY, FoR TnR. gEEsos THAT IN rHE Con-
xI7rgk or Tf1iRrxgS, 4 rgw bare AGO,
pyyzY ueuRxa FRoa rus SoufH, iycLrDINd
TaoSE FRom rus CorToS SrATEs. MEssss.
Tooxgs AND DAxzs,t E9PREssGn TAglE
READINESS TO AcGgFT THE FR5rssaTiaN OF
NM yKxERA AaLg FatEsp Raaa hKNrveNsa l
ara, CazrrESp SNya As AsSiS4Is sEfgt KsEsST
OF rag CONTROVERSY, II ISsSspEp AID Sps-
rAlxED 81 rHE REPgwLIeAN akMhERs.
ssHENGE. TIE SoLk RESPoNel-
RHITY OF OUR DISAGREEMENT I !,
AND TIE ONLY DIFFICULTY IN
the WAY OF AN AMIGABLE AD-
JUsTAIEST, Is WITH TILE REPpB-
LICAN PARTY"
Here it il proved that The Republican
party is responsible, for the war that il
is responsible, for every dollar Of nation
ri and state Indebtedness incurred on 90
count OF tue war-Lhas it is responsible,
for the high taxes that have been imposed
upon the paople, on account Of the var
that il is responsible, for the distress and
financial ruin, which now exists in every
part of the country that il is rcsPonsi-
bic. for every life lost in the war,--that
it is responsible for, anu should receive
the curses of every wife made a widow,
and Of every child made an orphan, By the
war. In short that il viii be responsible
far the dissolution Of the Unions should
the Union be dissolved.
Shall such party be continued IN
power. or will the people change their
rulers Let the Ballot boxes st she nezi
election rroalaim The answer.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05
eZ Tba Secretary az the Treas

fW The Ex- Secretary af the Treas
ugy, Saimon p. Chase il il said, has in-
vested Ea200, 900 in Eeglish funds That
is one million Of doIl7rs. 10 get this a.
mount of English funds must have taken
between two and thrge million Of dollars
in grecahanks. lt mast baye taken the
governments prnting machine fifteen
minutes to print this amount, and the
paper probably cost ten dollars. Cheap
as dirt,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

SECRETARY SEwARD's PbwEK.-T The See
rctary Of State, while endeavoring 10 vin-
dieate the vitality of The Federal Govern
nent 60 Lord Lyons, illustrated bis posi-
zion by saying:
My Lord, I ran touch ksH sa Bss
righi Aand aud order the arrest of a eits.
zs,a gf Ohio. ! can foaeh shs Bssa again
and order The Imprisonment ef q risissn
IN Aetc York, cad 40 poser ON earth bai
Thai Of Ihe Presideas czn release thssn.
Can The Qussa Of Eaglasd, In her do
fniaiorss, do as naaeisY
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

ssfAsafo.sHfx Cokck Ii; aYspss. - The
mewspaeee Espof@eEs pay Il Ftly e@aEseeai
spsspaiaf@1 3 Ia. this % - - I1ksr mSsn
sbey tel " ~ sss lialeu sst~pA !
lonables csngrexatieN All
right II tbs theatre III oa2x ptktr
padlie assenllsges III i3etl L Isactex
Is-- bus ne jadk aagisk n1s - ! ~ - -
70 do is lhs Temple ef "a aIqmk HsEk..
Think pf Paul prsacblpa qs a fsfRsbian
ahlen congregation Cd AlaEss niII or
gAasas tl1An paul dslivsrFHg sarsassn cr.
Aha Meant son ssaasnAsaas assa fashisn~
abba aadirHes.n = Trues sHssA we fashieh-
able prfaehers but d u AI qaesslen
sshsther their preaching wpula Pc follow
"a with better sffEcts RI sAs ssfashion's
were tskea ss.t q 4. EasAisss d i heafss
Less thing at bess--a and ksartlnssaGss In
xeIigioa j. bypecsas5.
gSsy- an alephaus aad saal fgss seek
place lately aE Safmgasaas Sssin. TAG
elephant was wasklnx eaassiy abes.t sheI
arena when the Erst LsA was released
atd rushed at II with ail Bis assxhk, Thc
eiRpAana received his msssagaslss with
gsana coolhsss, and sArew ban aown Il itb
tbe utmost case. The. hpll scss again
ana made two more attspks, whiah the
eleptsas sssnss6 by Ing biiA rish bfs
asazka. The esaSsaFsk sli1 - ssaaa Ii
the least excited, bas 4niesiy sirrnk sonar
water offered by hia Ike sper; aad ate several
ears OF Iadian corn. A second bail was
then released, and in 3 fas minutes suf-
fered the same fate as the Rrse.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

RxFs q The fact can no longer be dis
guised that many.of the Republican Sem
ators desire war and disuBion, under pre-
text Of saving the Union. They wish TO
get rid Of the Southern States, in order
to have o majority in the Senate to con-
Grm the appointments, and many Of thesa
think thsy eau hold q permanent Rapnb-
iicau majority in The Northern States, but
not in the whole Unisn for partisan rea-
sons they ore anxious 10 dissolve the Un-
ion, IL il can be done 4sithouE holding
them responsible before the people. -
Stephen A. Do,lgtas IN the q. S. Senate,
Dec. %, 1860.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

WANTED Foa a ,MusErx. -ons Wider
Awake uniform.
Also, one sixteen starred baHnrr-the
one carried By the Republicans in the
campaign Of 1856.
Also. a photograph OF the Wide Awake
who received loo acres Of Land By The
electiya Of Lincoln.
Also, i photograph Of aay brawiing
preacher who has gone to The army as a
private sallier.