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sEGARs, TOBACCO, ETC.

Il EN- FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE-1ST. DEAN
cause he keeps the best stock tobacco in
the United States and sells at least rs TO SO per
cent lees than you can buy elsewhere. Go to DEANS
NO. 4ld CHI SMUT street.
Cd Why is 1t that the city tobacconlsts are down on
Dean2 Because he sells bet unallty tobacco and
segars at mnch less prlco than they can SELL Go to
Deans, NO. 4l3 Cbesnut street.
Sd The reason why he sell cheap Is because his
retail sales $500 per day, and his who esae
trade Is over $1,000 day lie afford to sell rom
to per cent profit while others cannot live
than from 25 10 100 per cent. Go 10 Deans No 4l3
ChesLut rect.
4h. Dean sells prime imported Havana segars for six
cents each, Genuine Y ara toI ten cents and makes
liberia discount to those buying bV the box
90 to Deans, No, 4l3 Chestnut street.
5th Dean sells the best navy, Of six different kinds
for 80, s6 and 90 cents per pound. Dry 4O
per pound with Discount to those buying Eve pounds
co to Deans, No 4l3 Chestnut street.
9Th Dean sells al kinds of smoking tobacco from 30
cents per pound TO $3.50 per pouAd and discount on
pounds OF upwards lry it. you will like It,
Go to Deans No. AIS Chestnut street
7h. Deans Store Is 80. 4l3 Chesnut street II you
inquire of some tobacconsts they will tell you they
don't know him and don't Acknowledge him to be in
lhe business. Why don't they know him? Because he
sells cheap 10 is killing the business
Go TO Deans Ne 4l3 Chesnut street.
9Th. Some tobaceonists' jea Ousy makes them mean,
but Dean can aoId to be befa his trade Is always
the increase that's what troub es the Spanish Jews
at far price go to Deans, No 4l3 Chesnut street
9th Deans YaTa Segars are the only genuine Ysra IN
this city, all others OF inferior quality Dean
year yeu want genuine Yara segars, go to Deans
No. 4l3 Chesnut street
10th. The largest aSsortm nt OF segars In any one
store in the United states you will nnd at DEANS, No.
n. B.-For cigarettes apply the Government Nuf
ced 22l lmtp
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Jan 4th.. lS66-4w.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21

] seas2. Ths Secretary Of Stass shall
wiIetn ten days afser lbs recsipssnf TOD
printed shseis from the Ssste prinsssss
proceed to distrlbate ne san1t by mali
70 the slsEks Of sbs diskxict coxrts Of sAs'
several souatiss Ia the State, pro raEs,
according to population. Bat each
county shall receive az least ten copies.
Sec. 3. Ii is hereby made she duty of
tia sisrks OF the Distlict Coarss Of shs
several counties In the State 90 flie, from
time TO time, as they may receive sdem.
tAs psaated laEs In shesss, ~ Aforesaid J.
fseI copies rer The nss OF tbs District
Coart and the county oifcera and to
distributs the remaining sopiss 20 che
several Justices Of tbs psaos withia shaiE
respective counties. ,..,,
Sec. 4. This act being deemed by, tbs
General Assembly Of immediate Import.
anes shall be in force from add after ito
passage and publication In ihs DAILY
State Register aud Iosa Homestead, pub
lished Al Des Moines.
Approved January 18th, 1886.
hereby certify THAI the foregoing act
was published ia the Iowa DAILY ssaAa
Register Oa tho Ssh day of February,
1866, aud in the Iowa Homestead on tie
18th day OF February, 1866.
JAMES WRIGHT,
Secretary OF State.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21
LATE NEWS.

Tbs House has adopted the Senate
amendment by a vote Of 100 to 50, Old
Stevens did net like 1t, but would take
it as the best be cosld get.
Boanties are to be paid to black sol.
diers.
The President has appointed Green
Clay Smith, of Kentucky, Governor Of
MontaEa,
b The President nominated P. L. Fay as
Postmaster, and r. s. Howard a. Col
leetor, at ST. LOUIS.
Maliato Il rmerEs has been recognized
6y she President as consul Of Peru 81 San
Francisco.
ii. 2. QdeH, naval officer Of the port
Now York, died 90 the 18th.
Persia and Marathon left New York for
Europe, taking 81, 000, 900 in gold.
The Fenisn excitement in Syw York is
dead. p esidens Roberts advises all!
soldiers to return home. 81.
Gen. Grant vas in St. Louis on the
18th.
A conservative Republican convention
will be held in Des M0ines, on the 18th
inst, to nominate state Officers.
uen. Rousseau made n vioieht attack
upon Dir. Griunsli with rattan eaae, in
ID one Of the iohhies OF the Hoase 90 the
4th, foE words spoken Ia dsbats LAST Mon.
1ay.
A call of all che Legislatures will be
made to Fatify the amendment 60 she con-
stfSution.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21
QUn RAILROAD

''Ths Nebraska City Statesman, says
Dir Phelps has parchased from the State
Of Mo-, shas portion of the ST. Joseph t
Couneil Bluffs Railroad in Missouri, north
Of ST. JOseph TO the Iowa Line for $50,
600 The purchase rs coupled With an
obligation to complete the road to the
kswa line By the 6rss of Jsnuary, 1867.
The road it is known is now in running
Ordsr from ST. JOSEPH 10 Savannah, and
the grading is com pleted to Forest CITY.
The remainder Of the route to the Iowa
lhOs is nearly IL not at all upon the "bos-
tom, /" and Is Of easy construction. The
purchasing company have effected their
arrangements far putting on At once a
large force ofIaborers, and will push with
sbs utnoss energy, the nessary work upon
the whole hnsth Of the line.
Nsbrasks City and otoe county, have
subscribed to tbs capital stock of the
company, $lo0, 900 upon condition that
the road shaileome to point Immediate
Iy opposite the leVss of Nebraska City.
Tbs ssmpany is required to complete the
road to that paint BY September 1867.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21

The Easton Gsazsmarty the German
organ of The Republican Of NcFthampton
county has hauled down the ueary flag
for aosernes. Tha editor car no lougey
sappoft The negro suffrage doctrine or
Thad. Stevens ! Co.
Liza mar multiply aud saccAed for q
season, bas the cabbage plant groWssh not
all ths year roand.
Isis helissed that both Houses 81 Con-
gross vii adioasn ah0as she mladle Of ia
In.
Tweasy-six seldieFs Of shs regular army
ID Mississippi, base been samH. fssea sa
ths psuissasissy fsE sssarsiea aad insEb-
oFtinatinn.
The ring tail smorkey swingelh 40 sas.
lily By bic tall as ar1nsl and The hypoosfss
csetehrth ths saint ~ easily as be dosh
tho sinaer.
There i soms talk Ia Ysrmons III haaa
iar isa#es deafsgs. That's Ysnkse
M.ss Prim ssys II takes her haIf an
haar every ncfsihg 10 naka her wasax
fall.
We dots upoa shis verbs - II Ii we're
to havs 10 and, ard We nsglecs ths n<xf
- II i we're HsseT ; hsgianssg.
We VA hss hish, sAaa can't pass tho
psessal copgfsss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21
COUNTY CONVENTION |

The Democracy and sill Conservatives
--shose who want 10 see our Union re-
stored, apsi our people oncs more pras
porous and happy, will assemble IN Coun.
oil Bluff, On
SATURDAY, JUNE "a, 1855
To appoint delegates to the Democratic
State convsntion, to be held in Des
Msines, On the Ilih day Of July, 1866.
and 70 transact such other business as
nav esms before the convention.
Ii is Important that eur citixeus-those
who are interested 10 the welfare OF oar
country, and endorse President Johnsons
policy should turn out. Our country
calls for the true Union men to unite
ngainpG the Radicals. Let Us baye a full
Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21
gMpoRrANT pgcTsEos.

The recent desisioa Of Judge Nilsson,
associate justice Of the supreme cohrt. 10
the case Of Egan, is Of interest aside from
its condemnation of the trial Of civilians
BY military courts. Ii viii be remenber-
ed that Egan vas tried By military
court and sentenced 10 seysEsl years. in
prisonneHt IL the peniteOsiary ~ albany,
New York, IoE having killed negro Ia
seif-defence. The alleged offence was
committed 10 South Carolins, where
Egan was tried, and the sentence of the
eoart was approved by General Sicklss.
Judge Nelson said:
Leng previous to this (the tiEaa of
Egan's triai} provisional governor had
been appointed by the president, who 10
commander In chief Of tha army and ma
y Of tbs United States, and whose wilt,
under martial law, constituted the only
rule Of action, for the special purpose OF
changing tho existing state VI thinga. and
VI Restoring civil government OVER the
people. la pursuance of this appoint.
fnent Dew constitution hat been FORM
ed, governor and Legislature elected an
dor it, aud tha state in N. full enjoy
,asnt, or entitled to the fan enjoyment
OF alf heF coaSiituii NAL rights and priU-
itsgsS- The constitution and laws Of the
aaion wire thcrtby acknowledged and
obeyed, and were as authoritative and
biuding over toe people Of the state as 10
any other portion Of the country. Indeed,
the moment the rebellion was suppressed
and the government growing out OF it
sabVeftsd, the ancient possession, author
iiy an tatcs resumed their accustomed
sleGg, subject only 10 the pew rsorsaa
izatioH or The appointment OF the proper
officers 10 girs thsna operation and If.
Jeet.
There could be no more plain and pos.
tive assertion Of the existing state gov
ernments of the south, and the right Of
southern people to the full enjoyment Of
all The the privileges attaching 40 citizens
Of states under ihs constitution. III
would hardly have been 80 explicit If b.
bad not been confident Of the purpose IL
the supreme court to protect The rights
of the south whenever they we're brought
before is for adjudication. Hew does
this decision harmonic with radical the
Dries
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21
CHAPTER 8.

Amending seeslen 500 sF the Revision
Az Aos to Amend Section 500 Of the Re.
vision Of 1860.
Section l. Be Ii enacted by the Gene
raj Assembly Of the State Of Iowa, Thai
section zoo Of the Revision of 1860, be
and the same 10 hereby amended, By In
sertIng after the word aState," in the
third session Of said line the words, ftur
any National Bank In this State"
See. 2. This Act being deemed Of
immediate importance, shall take effect
and be IN fures from and after tie pub
licatioe in she Iowa State Register and
Iowa Homestead.
Approved January 30th, 1860.
| hereby certify that the foregoing Act
was published in The Iowa Daily State
Register on the ssh day Of February,
1906, and in the Iowa HON estead on the
18th day Of February, 1866.
JAMES WRIGHT,
Secretary Of State.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21
STATE ITEMS.

The Americas Uafon aM3s rs Two men
named Shaw, from Adams county, mels
two horses of 3. q. Wilsox, of Framont
county. The sheriff of Crawford esunty
received bill describing the thieves and
arrested them.o Pristsrs' ink all right.
The Radical county couvausion nj Sid
ney, according 10 the Unioa, wss rich.
A minister who took 40 active part
against Kasson Was told that Mr. X. had
more virtue than said miniakex. Dala.
gatei were instructed for Harvey.
DR4GaTTuIs-Two isttie girls we're
playing ON side yak In Des Moinss,
wbea ons fell late tho street and weaId
have been drawnad only for reIisf aFsiv-
Ing in time 10 reecne her. See Register.
We should imagine the street delightful.
Edward s. Chaplin OF Dubuque, has
been appointed cadet 10 West Point.
The ouawa Gazette says that crops
look fne.
The citizens of onaws are making ar
raugsmsnts to celebrate the Foarth Of
July, saya ihs Gazette.
The Gufhrie Ledger teEls of severe
Wind Storm 10 that locality, doiug much
injury 10 property.
The Dssenpors Democrat has been en-
urged: IL IL > sound, good paper.
Woolen factories are apringing up all
over the State.
Hon. @. Ben Darwin, Of Barliagton, IL
said to be cat 10 support aI The PFesi-
dent.
Mrs. Berry has given bail for s. 900,
as one Of the osags bank robbers.
The Opinion says that the supervisors
gf Mills county are attempting to get
funds TO lesee the low land aiong the
Missouri. II The citizens of MilIs will do
right by MF. Phelps they can ger the lsvse
at a very small cost.
The temperance ticket at Eddyyille,
city election, was defssted by . small
majority. r. w. Boyd vas elected May
or by majority Of Ii. So says The
Ness.
The News has q report thai tho Vigil
anes Committee. OF Monroe County, have
made arrests Of prominent eltiEsaa VI Ed
9Ti!le.
Adam SshntK was found dead the othsr
GAY, lying on tbs steamboat iesee 81 hias-
taiine.
Mills and manufactures are continual.
iy starting up 10 Clinton, as We learn from
The Herald.
A Mr. Baldwin, of Faystts, is lying in
q critical condition, having fallen With
Al oyersetting saigon, and received ss-
we're injuries. See Ciermeut Leader.
The MoGregor Aews has a communiea.
ton from Charles City whioh states that
the people there are determined 10 clean
out the whisky traffic. The Grand Jury
has indicted all the whisky dealers.
Captala G. A. CLARK, of Webster City,
has b2en brevetted Lieutenant Colonel
for meritorious services on the battle
fields of Virgins. See Hamilton Free
man
Ar. Lard, near Egypt, bad bis arm
saved OF last week, at saw mill. So
says the GIenwood Opinion.
TIE Mills county radical delegates have
gone to Dee Aoines 10 shs Congressional
Convention, says the Opinion.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21
CHAPTER I

MiIsAse-EIsFeuth 8snsral Asasuahly.
An Acs making appropriation for the
payment oY mileage of the members of
the Eleventh General Assembly.
Sec. |. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly OF the State Of Iowa, That the
the following suns of money, or 60 "a ach
thereof as may be necessary, are herebY
appropriated for the purposs hereinaf.
ter designated.
Sec. For the payment OF the mileage
of the mem bers Of the Senate, iue.uing
ex Lieutenant Governor Eastman and
Lleute nant. Governor Cue, and con-
testing gentlemen holding certificates Of
election, the sum of two thousand six
Lundfed and seventy nine dollars, [$2,
G79.1
Sec. 3. Fer the payrn snt of The mile
ags Of the members Of the House Of Rep
=esentatiYes the sum of Eve thousand
6Ee hundrai and niassS-two dsllars,
is ,592-
SEC. l.. The money thus appropriated
shall be paid by The Treasurer of State,
upon warrants drawn by the Auditor Of
State, who shail issue his warrants to
the members Of The Senate and House,
Including ex-Lieatenas Governor East
man and Lieut.. Governor Cue, and the
eJnyesting gentlemen boiling certificates
OF election Ia the Senate, fur the anount
due to each, as shown By the report Of
the COMMITTEES 90 mileage, of that branch
Of the General Assembly, OF which such
person is member and il Ii hereby
made Ehs dsty nf the President and See
rotary of the Senate, and ths Speaker
and CLERK Of the Hausa, to furnish ina
msdiatsly, to the Auditor of STATE, cop
les Of the report of committee on mile.
age Of their respective Houses, which
copies shall be certified to be correct, By
the officers herein. reqairsd to faraiah
them, provided that 30 person shall re-
ccive mileage by virtue al thia act, ex-
oept as provided by sections two and
three OF said act.
See. s. This act being dcsmsd % isn-
mediate Importance. shau take eject
from and after it's pahlicstien 10 the
Daily State Register, aud Iowa Home
stead, newspapers Published In Dssi
Moinss, lows. -
Approved Feb: Sd, 1865.
| hereby certify that the foregoing Act
was Published In the Iowa Daily State
Register on the sth day Of FeefaaSy,
1866, and in the lowa Homestead 90 the
18Th dag OF February, 1855.
JAMES WRIGHT,
Secretary 81 State.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21

How Tar TKKEr TEE SoLD1Kks.-Sons
weeks siBcs-says the Burlington Argus
President johnson made 90 Official de-
slarasion that the policy of his Admins
sy&aion should be TO confer the Federal
oEhess to considerable extent upoa pa
tRiotie Union soldiers. The Radical
Press, as wAs TO be expected sneered at
the declaration a. foolish, claiming, how
ever, that they were always in favor Of
siding the soldiers to ozees and posi-.
sions. Bat Mr.. johnson meant some
thing more than mere talk in the matter,
and has already seat to the Senate the
names Of Hfty brave soldiers and of.
ezra 10 ill important positions, aow
Allied BY radical politicians of the stay at
boms school. Qafse number Of these
have already been acted upon, bJ the
senate and With what result. Ia every
Eastauee the soldiers have been rejected,
Aad the .shoddy politicians kept In ofsce.
Here we have the radicals lore for the
Bias 0eass fairly tested, and they can
decide The matter for themselves. The
President 10 going to carry out biz posi-
~ OF removing the old Rats, who have
bssa in oihas for the last I've years, and
give their plates TO thess that have per-
lied their Iiyes 10 defence Of the Union.
Let the Senate eOnsinae 70 rtjsct them at
il psril. After the adjonFnmsnt Of Con-
grsss in July, Andy will be independent
Of their confirming influence, and we
shall see the fur Hy in all directions.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21
CHAPTER S.

shsfiRs May administer ostks.
Al Act to Authorize Sheriffs TO admin
ister oaths in certain cases.
Section |. Be il enaatsd By the Gsas-
raj Assembly OF the State Of Iowa, That
Shsrifs and their Deputies shail have
power to administer oaths 10 all cases Of
the appraiaement Of property, 90 60 as
tashfnsnt Of execution or any proceeding
connected Herewith, and also TO admsa,
lister oaths in all other cases where Sher,
ifs are authorised By Law to select coma
nissionsrs or appraisers or etnpannsi ia.
ress for the purpose Of appEaising, or II
viewing premises or property.
Approved January 29th, 1896.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21
OAAPTPR 3.


BeUp rEliAS Sitaesssxsto appear before IavsssigR-
ting Committee
IN Act providing for compelling witnes4
SEES to appear before investigating COM
nIttees.
Section |. Be Il enacted By the Geae-
raj Assembly Of the State Of Iowa, That
sheneyer committee, Of either branch
OF the uaoeral Assembly, or JOINT eoEn-
mittee Of both branches, Is charged With
an investigation requiring the personal
attendance OF witnesses for the purpose
Of giving testimony. or producing papers
Ia evidence, any person may be corn.
PEELED 70 sppear before sueh committee
Is witness, by serving upon him, 10
the sane manner THAI subpoena 10 re.
qaired By Law to be served, Ia civil eass
In the District Court, an order naming
che time and place be 10 required 10 ap-
pear, signed BY tbs presiding otaeer OF
The House appointing the Committee
or, If ioint oon1mistss, by ths prasid
ing officer Of either lioass. aud attested
by the Secretary or Clerk Of that braneh
Of the General Assembly over whioh The
sfieer presides who issues aach order.
See. Z. Witnesses shali be ensilird to
the same compensation, for attendance,
Ia obedienee TO thfs act, before ana saves.
tigating committee, as provided hy law,
for witnesses before the District Ccuri
but shail nss hass the right 20 dsmapa
paymens OF tAsse fees Ia advance.
See. ). This eel shall be IL Eores from
sad after it, puAlleataoa IN the Iowa
Daily State Register and Iowa DAILY
ssatesnan, newspapers paslished 10 Dea
Moiacs.
Approved January 20, 1865.
jas. WRIGHT,
Secretary Of State.