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PERSONAL.

Brick" Pomcroy has abandoned
his intention Of stumping Indiana.
W. Gilmore Simms is preparing Il
History Of South Carolina, for Schools
+. II. Nclms, Of Philadelphia, chal.
lcnges any man in America to play him
carom game, 1900 points up, for
$500 side, half forfeit.
The New York Tribune has secured
for its London correspondent, Thos.
Hughes, Member Of Parliament from
Lambeth, and Tom Brown Of OX-
ford and Rugby.
Greeley denies the charge of bera,
ting Henry Ward Becchcr, saying ''thc
nearest we have come to abuse Of him IS
in an extract from one Of his old ser
mons
Maximilian is said to be greatly de-
lighted with the caricatures Of himself
in the New York picture papers. In
stead Of getting angry, he chucklcs
consumedly over their satirical allie
CORY.
Gen. p. II, Nelson, of South Carroll
na, WAS missing after one Of the battles
around Petersburg, and his fate was
not asccrtained until last week, when
his body was found and identified a
mong the debris Of the battlefield.
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The State election of North Carolina
will take place the third Tuesday of
October ,r,. ....
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The Oldest house in the United States
;s at Medford, Mass, built in 1854.
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The New York Herald refers to
Henry Ward Eecchera5 ellis Holiness,
the Protestant Pope
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28

In Tha follosing Ia frem tha Hon.
ReEesdy Jehnsoa, which ecmaspas isssli
10 the good sense Of every Intelligent man
in the osnnsry.
g Ths God OF she ahlss man and the
God Of sbs black man--l speak il with
das revsrenos- Is she being who issf made
q disslnctien 80 scsoans 0E eoler. Why
was the negro created black ? It is be-
yond ths ken of aaan 10 ascertain. Why
we're We crested whitst Ii aas the diff
fcsepcs In eoisr saiSslsns 70 wsru ne thss
Hsavsn dasignea diAsrsmcass And havs
not soms oS ysu sstsd On she fact lhAs
there 10 sssh : diHsrssss Why Il IL sass
yea separate places FOE shs respective sao
- esan 10 youF swa skambarf Why are
shsy net pas loKsthsr 2 There is MOI .
man within shs hsafing VI ay voice Ger
SainIy ann nes 0ns~- who has any Fssliug
against ths blaak raes. Thsrs Ia DO hing
Tn ths ~esid that ! an capable of doing
shat weuid not do 10 sEasase them. Ia
. 1rafessioa&i life Of new mcss shMa iifsy
yexxs dasszion. l nsTer failed 70 give
thsm the be0eGt "a my aasies and serrie-
ss. Bas feel with an insslnss thar na.
tazs has imp.suted within us. aud shey
perhaps fssl Il ~ sssoas a. We -, shss
nature bad srsnkad lhs dissineaioa, and
there Il muss rsnsin - long - whiss II
white or hisek is biAsks1 ~ s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28


A RssAsT1c SToRx.--A aienpias pa
per has quite touching story Of uosiu
gal affection. Some ten years ago, ;
young couple sera married, and ~ the
end Of Q gear, after the birth 81 d aaagh-
ter, they separated and o daEoTos wseo5-
tanned. For nine long ysaEs .thsy never
heard frpm, or spoke TO Zach oshsf,.. The
little girl aas taught 10 believe her fafhet
wss dead. Two or threa iaya agpsas tha
lady and her daughter entered ! hasiaess
house in Memphis, they met the hp@hsnd
and father coming out. .Ea6a ssobped
and locked inss the otaer,s Face. fhsu
the father turned to his child, and stosp-
ing down, tsok her In his arnE, pressed
her to his hosoa and eossred her with
kisses. Setting Der down BE looked once
more into her mothers fass, aaa started
to 20. lie beard hia pams called, And
turned. Another look, snd husband snd
wife we're again in each ofkes's STpsl
They were left alone for few nfhdses,
then carriage was called, and bss assw
minutes more bad elapsed bsfnss ahsJ
were re married. Il - al
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28

NsxA1xws sanasxEk -
L Anesx ~ psss.eus 1asxstr
As stte mamsnt ara Ira ~ ~ -
nm111xx We1t Yfff1TI ~ -
ft64J N1f9 r6xSh1exS = " 9 Xkil.
|neNi1x mas6i1s Nj riA I'M -
ff11taansss Nht@1 - 1rs11l1llssll -
| kAse - hheSt sleb& ksnfr1a d51l1S5 :
1hnir home wsz very oIcss, a. 80 -
tSr il ~ iass NJ. BssvssS - sss
eseke96isx Ataies kksif hc&S1k =
ska6r tnrrs wsso 1ezne6 ttsaf lGRsds -
thsir eatsls dF3yz IN lheir 60 hso6aS
eo0&rgirke4 Into ths CapfaS6kn1e hrxnx
aed khznsefyss lsn n4texIr deSfi;ln& -
hemxlssss Aaa Que aho, 80 7 -
Elady sassb N no ss9yssess6ny - ~
soid thai she Tad psksenalIxs nieamf =
plaused msny acres Of lAnd, Na<ii1 hax@
lsslghad 70 soorn she party u fnformsn&
hisss eaoh, however. is nstrelI@ r.
ssse. We IsArned sls fasss lreIsss - Z
heaasn sssiasag IL We sisisity - n
eking Fains af Tie farm npoa .whiel{
.thess yoHg6 RsQpIe resided bad scarcelg
ssosud wben ~ nssKkb0ks dubbed 70.
gathefs haiis thsm . lsg stssss ia u
tsmpefissd them q cert af bora. aEIprses
were Ioaned = them, I'D ths gisia with
their 6w1 hands ploaghed The grougd aad
seeded is With ceFns The eTop krsw
apacs, and with shssr ora aanasi shsvl
harvested u. Thsy sold Il le xaaa. Va.
vantage. They lad osnad forty sesen
siases. S0sns OF these wenE iaso. ma
Unsoss arnays ethers-dessgted Fl thg I4:xIifx
stss $500 Aszs ysiss'as ~ ~
Our informant, whose respectahilsty ii
beyoDd question, says that these kSrIs
produced BY their work 10 the hlad bore
decided and prOdrstiss results skAn Mers
accomplished BY the ealiraa lassg of
slavea. They toiled fgr ihree yesEss aud
now hage 5 comfortable house and moss
Easstansial barns upon theff rfopartx.
while Improvements have been aada
apnn il Of eonaidsraAle More va1aaE Than
before the torch Of coeAieEiHg armies
reduced its buildipgs 90 ashes. One of
the young ladies has since msrrisd, but
the others still DO duty 40 theis oan
@ossrseers,1 - md they themselves pur.
chased yesterday aud directed the ship-
1aent Of the agricultural tBp.ssnsagss 70
which we hase above s@feEreI- Tha
wcnder TO ths dealer was, thai lady
dcticatefy glovod, and attired a. though
she bad never oversteped the bonnd-df the
bondeir, should dessant sxpssnessally
and inteiligentiy up0n the nespsnsiva
merits OF the different rsapsng msehiaes,
and apoa the Comparative value az the
difeFest patents for sns tiiresHi8g 0as Of
the cereals. III stTgcs
These Jung ladies wsgeeaanas&sa Id
philAielphia, and are veil kpavn ta ma.
ny not our best people. : phiiadslphia
saToTih dmeyican.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28

W9uLDS'T Ear wTTH NIaGk3. The
Quincy (Illiaoial Hsrall, relates an 10.
eident occurring In that city, illaatrativs :
of the indeeeney Of > prominent radical
and The merited rebaks be rsceised from
his own daughter. Fred. Douglas, eke
orAsorieal niEgsr and 'adsar personal
friend" of Anna Dickinson, leefured ia
that city last wesk. One OF bis white
admirers, lesiEous Of doing The darkey
honor, invited him home 70 dine With
him. The iilustrious sssmoks" aot being
too proud, as yet, 10 associate With sspoor
whits trash, coadescepded 10 accept the
inSitation. Tas niggsF Was made much
Of in tEe paEioFs Of bis host, and ia due
time dinner was announced. Bua the
daughter of the msan. soaisd white man,
8 young lady possessing self respect and
sons epirit, aesented hsrself from the
fsstal board.
Search vas made for her By her negro
loving father, snd she was fouud In the
kitchen, FROM which no solicitation or
entreatiss eoaId induce her TO move. As
the Herald states, /" che persisted that
those who wanted to eat With niggers
might do 80, bus she would not, and she
carried her poiuE 10 spite Of paternal az.
postulafions. Ny place., said abe, 10
In the kitchen wren negroes take posses
sion Of the paEloE. 30 That girl deserves
better father, and ought TO hare, With
out delay, "white" husband. lunar.
ried Quincy Democrats, search her out,
and, when found. let The beat locking ons
Of yen coniugnts tie verb esiovss' With
her. II the lady says Hysa TO your
grammatical discourse, take heT and be
be happg. You both havs our blessing,
and that alone IL enough TO set up hoaas-
Keeping La Crosse DsmocrGs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28


BCrTEE. Tba seerst OF making good
butter Is cleanliness and thogoaahness,
and the time for tfe most profitable sx-
eFcise Of the art 6s bsassTmakings IL Ia
june The grass 10 abaadant, Ahe. assRs
10 full milk, the weather fsNeFahlsss The
milk should noe be kept TOO cool, thcuga
thss is rarely fault ia dairiss. II il
enough il il be kept as cool as 6Us sFAh-
EsBheit, thoagh SIS il nee toe sol.
Cream will rise as abont this teinpeFaEhsa
bester than at any other, and thsssam is
best ct which 10 churr. Mix shoali
stand where the dir is sweet and flesh /
sdors from The kitchen or sgabIs, os e<aera
OF any ktad, indeed, sxeept Ehak O. fresh
air, should be carefully excluded .SEops
floors ars desirable. for these can be keps
eonssantIy moist aHd sd much cooler ttfAa
others, and ghe sir ought to eireaikas frse-
iJ ever aod under the pans. 6hJlow
Pana are better than deep ones. WoRk
out the batsegmilk without Eonehing the
bands 70 The butter, using ss dstse water
as possible, OK nose at all lfahsb sbatssx-
milk is all oaf, and with IL alfsths mRssk /,
sugar and cheesy portions of tbsy xailk
butter will keep with very iissis ssIt. Ths
more i1np erfece abe werkihg, she usofs
salt 10 required I'm kssping cra&s sss :
ersl days, pat Is where tka tsnpesskaTs .
win be unifafm and cool, and stir weu, IL
more bs added.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28

fYrELLEcruAL CuLTuKE.-Ln view Of the
vast superiority Of mind over matter, ol
lhs many stupsndous results already ae-
compIished and yet atsainabls BY mans
geDions, it seems strange thai 40 nany
PERSONS should neglect the proper cultiVa-
tion of the intellect, and suffsF the God
given powers of the mind to smoulder un-
developed, or 10 be submerged in VORTEX
Of sel6shness and sordid passious. Judg-
ing from the sondnet of many persons, 1t
would seem AZ though they we're hardly
conscious of the fact that they haYs any
iuseIIeets 10 be developed, any mentality
TO be uurture3 into the accomplish ment
Of practical results. They will frequent
ly spend time and money for the gratih-
cation Of the animal propensities, bat
never stop TO think how much precious
time Is wasted upon matters Of no impor-
tance ard Of an Injurious nature, to at
ter neglect Of al intellectual training.
The proper development Of tbs human
mind is not only duty which every one
owes to his Creator, himself and bis fell
low beings, but IL is source 0f the par.
est enjoyment. foreshadowing that biah-
er state oY existence for which man Tas
created. The unthiuking ssusualist,
whose ideas Of harT iuess never rise high
es than the fumes Of bis "toddy" or tho
smoke Of bis cigar, knnws nothing Of that
pure and enBobling pleasure which forms
3 prominent Ingredient 10 tie life Of the
Intellectual man nor will society ever
be benefited by the circumstance of bis
having an exissenes la this mundane
sphere. lnteileetual culture ia as obliga-
tory upon every rational being as are bis
duties TO his family or bis country and
be who ignores the claims Of bis mental
ity 10 unworthy to be called q man-noi
TO be entrusted with The momentous re.
possibilities pertaining 10 bis life e..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28
THE VOICE or ! rRUE aoLDIER


General James Shields, late a U. S.
Senator from Illinois, nov residing on
bis farm In Missouri, lately addressed az
eloquent letter to bis fellow s-eisiE ms OF
that section in reply 70 AZ Invitation to
attend and address a meetiag. LIE makes
uss of the tollowing tFuthfpi and elo.
quent language, which exibi.s tbs bonoEa-
bic instincts Of trua soldier:
"The bad passions of human nature
once stimulated By var, survive the 90.
casion and make tha period that succeeds
one Of bitter revenge and cruel perseeu,
ton. IL vas At arss hapesi and believed
by the friesds Of haman freedom every
wher, that our new people, educated un-
der the benign and eIeTaring influence Of
liberty, would show 10 the woria that a
dsfA ted party in q civil war could aceepi
their defeat With dignity, and return II
their alli giarce Witbcut any feeling oi
dishonor or degredstioa, and hat iee vic
torious party, dssdauing The base and
eowardly qualifications Of revenge, and,
msgnanity, could welcom back their err
ring brethren, without seeking or dtsir-
ing to ias alt, humiiste or Degrade them,
or render them npworthy o. that high des-
tiuy which should be the pride and boas,
Of all the free born citizens of the only
great rspablie in the world. 4
fThis would have exalted our national
character in the estimation Of Christian
ity and, lie all public conduct which il
sruely great end noble, would rebound 10
ths Interest and advantage Of our own
country. The leaders of the present Con-
gress are giving ihs most conyineins
proof that single drspot, however cruel,
ean be more sasEaanim0us and uprciful
than the infanCd, fanatical representa-
tiscs of free people"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28

RTbs Dsmncsalis Cpnsesyativs's II shs
title 1f new papsr sbeus 10 hs stszsed
In Oskslsosa, L. p.KWsis6, Il PsIIa.
. xsnkismsH sf gvsss sesseys ss1 val
a1Alilsd tsz IA pasitisns 4 70 e1ii ih
Il wil1 sappors ths Fssonsssassiea polise
al pyssiasns Johnscks
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28

ElKcTIosaERrku TAcTaos--A dissin.
gaishsd candidate, wAo 10 ssap 30 thins
or twosn and has kesn appreeiasien d
live hsata5, xtsa abozs g - siT % ~
slsetionsaxiag teur rsasnslyy said 10 Bis
vita, Hhs was - ascompany hia fer pru.
dential reasons.
hiy dear inssEaaah - this election Il
sompllsAssds aad the aAnsas will be elosa,
I am snxiaass to leasa aothing undsns
thai wonld promots ny poraisxily; md
20 havs shsnghE ID wcald he d good plan
Tor ma 10 kiss number ii ths hAndsomssl
girls 10 svssy place whsxs msy hs kan.
0red with public rsosptioa. Don'g yon
think IL eapisal saeaFss
Capital, n sxaiAmed sha assotsd wife;
ssana, 70 make yoas elsction sass shisE,
While yoa arv kissing The hsadsenssl
girls will kiss nm eqaal numhaf 81 tAe
hsadssnsss young msn.' y
The dissineuizsea sa1dldafs, We belisse
has nos siBss referred 10 kis pleasing
msAas VI popalarisx.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28


LIFE At HoHK rs. LITE IN HorELs-
Among the novelties which have grove
up OF late years and grswn up wee,
tail, too-are ths gFsas botels.. Thes
places Of residence, k.3era yeu are al
dertaken- il the phrass may be Above q
on euea large seale, wkers everything
Is done for you, and all trouble sAken ct
your bands, surely ought to meet the re
quiremenls of 4 great number Of persons
The advantages Of the systen seema o
6rst sight, enormous. You pay no rent
you sign 20 leases or agreement, yos
harasnothing to do With taxes, 20 ser
vAnts' wages, no batcher's bills. You
have no trouble ia engaging servants, il
drilling servants, ia getting rid of ser
wants. IL shs pipes be frezen in til,
course of hard winter, or il they hap.
pen to burst when the cad winter break
up, they are no business Of yours. Thg
young man does not call TO speak to yog
abont the new kitchen range, nor doe
the gas man wish to ace you in the bal
"relatise to the state of the metet."--
Then, What you want is always 10 be, bad
You want bottle Of soda water the las
thing at night, you are told there happens
20 be mona Ia the house. You want !
sandwich in the middle of the day ns
Incorporating servant informs yog
that ssthsre 10 40 cold meat In the house
You want basin of broth, and are moi
obliged 10 wait till The nexs day for II
You want 30 know where somebody livei
thare 10 she lass directory TO refer TO
you want . messenger, hsis ready in th'
haIlI you have . Telegram 10 send OF
here 10 form, and In another moment i
is dispatchsd. For all these advantages
you pay one weekly bill. When Jes
think OF che Number Of bills 10 be- colsid
Grey enee awsek By any ordinary house.
keeper, tbs fiis of lissis red books TO b
gene through by acme srus tsorthY per.
son Or other, thSs seems something moss
than smsll advantage. A check i
drawn ones q wsek, and all 10 over
Rent, taxes, wages, housekeeping, ars
disposed of In are minu ses. II the rheca
10 question do sometimes stsiks one .,
rather large, u 10 fair 60 eousiisr how
vary much ID represents.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28
30 msxa warm ma wHaskkas.
As.-ac4psssa ga IA 'vsssasrs

"A uaspAs4 sAreusA O. sswn. via ns is.aAsss
SO say.
shsagAs t. nyssaf shat as sAIss waIi saxa
via NY watsrfsn esAIna. and my seei aanAes
sssaisAk,
ssratssd, me hls -sas, wlA s-sssTsasail
Den 10 Congress Z went, =
WhAs aey rant As asszssss seea4s
And heard Stevens preach 'ginst De asw H1sxa-
asas
Aas de sssass oAaaabss, saila Pm sfasA Ewsasss
sus aannss. via ais wblsasrs. ssals ~ sssssa
al ms.
Il naisAa be . arsam, sss IL ssszas 50 Esais ~
KAaraly eAa ptsauaas But as nighiy apt ts hss !
asssa,s aas wiissn, atsvsas-mT "sFsasssa 80
msaH-
wss 20 esas kasss aHa Irasd % plsass ala aeskss
4g fFsa as pea.
on, my dream asAy eems Gras.
pen Idou't know shat IL De
Eat de swestssG ting sb ali hAsn't told TO you-
ne qualiiy'a ny Fascs4-snd aas rs Ewins 10 sc--
Fos ssnaer, piA his waisssrs, sasls Siy glance
Atms,
ne said ny nose RAs aAi, and be dIdn't care for
dztj
&ad my wool was "klakg,' In Dc Btyis de Waite
fsSks kTgtnK a&s
pst de snen - de mask hs iHhscd, whteh de aig-
ger nssd al bAys-r
Tan eaa tell dc Rlsssr bg do smeI. whsaeraf ne is
High.
o. be talked 50 sweet aAd smiled,
nAt he ehaFnsd dis color ed SAildi
drem't WAS IN Easn, sy De serpent OAR bssaiied,
And blessed De happy times. aat als d&Iksy lib
bed 10 ses,
when sumner, sid his Nhisksrs, Etsle 3 aiy glance
at ne.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28

looking over and about thls city wa
feel mors than ever 70 thank God thai We
are mob once seekers, and that we are not
afraid to write Of lhess things No ws fad
them. II G9d cursed as With tha last
var for our national sins. IL will nnsi
hiiate Us as nation Tor the sins. uick.
sdness, sxtrayagance, corruption, Iieen-
saousuess, drunkenness and dissipation
nov marking life in rbs Capitol.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28

Mesgy.--Asn wask. for u, &9ht tax ~
bag for is, steal for ID, starvs for iks .@9a
de for III. and MI ths xhiI8 ffoh EHs
sraals 70 gss srsss, Aasars Ssd s06d Aft
sbundering ia cur ears the selpmz does.
lioa =" Whal shall IL FEaS& q naH. if hs
gaia the uheIs world, an4 lsss bis own
soal 7 y THIS suadnem fss meesy II Eha
stsongsss and lussess of shs psssfsns u "
10 inssIiass MsaucA sx sAe hmmmp tsuIss
hsfs<s vhose rslsaaslsss aits1 III Is kne
y astribusss VI hamsnity Are secFifesd.
- naksa merbandiss oE All that II sawsd
ID hanan sfeetiors, ana even tfxIle6s I'M
The asfaa soismaisiaa ~ tlssl lsesxnak
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28

In Ne aiasfsBs lspafsmenfs Tor shxou
armed, ssipTasd or vessraa ssidi@1, -
xsFs % bs rewarded BIZ the Rsp@hlin
pAfty. The ens-axzasa heroes sxe -
popaiAg. The left blinded wrstzxs sT7
a0s thaFs. Oass Ia . wlliI3 ws lear i
peer xidsv Ia soma Of the dctA<1
= nsrsly 20 build sswxpaSss srsts =
Tor o1nntTy eoasaEnpt ptisa Dsa< "a f1ll u
zh.aarssas o. nafr0s1 sxaruinx nk1fas
sasss sfknss sp1 I SAntfi1x doors,
- " thess 80 1sasa shrcugli
ooald not wail an sh4asA sas fousa
sbess dasky Iam Sd pf Ahrahana axex ring
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-10

ioI Va w ltSt 4 lICuet
from the south west cor
ner Of r street north
and 10th street west
and Immediately west of
and adjoining the lot
sold and conveyed 70
Thomas Lawson, and
running thence westwith.
the line OF SAID z street 20
feet 2 inches. until 10 In.
tersects the lot sold and
conveyed TO French For
rest ana by said French
Forrest to A. r. Hetzell.
thence south with tie
line of the last men,
toned lot, and parallel
with Twentieth street
west, 90 feet 4 inches,
thence east 20 feet : In
ches 70 the line OF the lot
sold ana conveyed 70 the
said Thomas Lawson,
thence north with the
line Of the last mention
ed lot 80 feet 4 inches 70 r
efvo~f ana the hawfu ufuG