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il
hossss. killed yeung man namsd chas.
Rrewn and woandsd Thomas Spar II
the Leg.
On Tassday moralng, 2sah, befofs
day break, d body Of lndians made .
raid On the Spanish Fork pasture and
got Oh soma thirty bead OF eatsls and
about half shas numbsx of horses. They
mads Tor MApls Kaay 80, . small kaDyeu
south Oh Hebbls Creek and we're followed
By party Of men from springviIls and
| Spaniah Fork, Who overlook them aboui
ssvea miles ever she divide, and recap
tursd tbs eassis With - many horses "a
had bssn run cE. Dir. John Edmisson,
soa Of John Edmistan Of Magti, vas
killed and br. A. Dimick, Of SpriagvilIs,
badly wounded.
We understand, from reliable auth or.
ity, that the work of forting up keeps
progressinga In the southern settlements
IL il hoped they will sson be sseur'
againss she attacks Of aavagas VINO 81,
linelinea to be hostile.
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. Mascatina IL cursed with shs prem enae
Of fellow By the aams oil Eallanaing-
ham q cousin Of @. Id who sssr and
anon makes himself ssnspiaanus In the
ssssats and police esuEts, % neisy nd
voeale of tbs Dsmaarasia party. Inspired
By ssxy bid whisky. Ths JoarnAl ssatss
ahss 90 Eriaay sssniBg last lhis rsia&ivs
- tho 0hIs coppsrhsad leadss aalsadsa
The sifsns In company with shs anaassd
wsmau with whom be livsa and BIZ who
ha kAa shild, tbs wsman being bssssly
dFaak, tho man osly less 30, and shs child
vaiaiv bsEging HE msther 10 gst mo freu
hsr draskss sfnpoE. Ths sishs was o
sad ena.- Rsgistsr.
Ths shasge@ ~ ahovs alleges ara false.
~ szaaa who prsesaess md safriea ont
Radical principles negro equality san
Do Dsmoaras. We do nos bsIieys shas
Hon. q. r vsllandisham svss bad .
sossia in Mascatias. Ths wk1ls thing
i Radicai from sts niaglisg sf Ne sil-
Lila Nith - use1h, dc~n - vi ehila.
4 i = aeeerta IS ~ cesErs ssiaa-
= -. : ;sssl ..i1sis ~.
shs yste.
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CHAPTER l35.
owur,s sf Tarssbtns asuise.

owuvrs Of ThEsshfnS 4sAuiaes,
An act 10 require owners of thrash lbs
machines - guard against accidents.
Seeiioa |. he il snactsd by the Gen
e7al Assembly Of The sssts Of Iowa, Thai
all persons hereafter owning or running
any shreshing machine in this sla.e shall
caass the two lengths Of tambling reds
nexs sha threshisg maehine, tegsthsl
with the knackles or joints and jacks Of
the sambiiag rods 10 be safely boxed o.
secured whsls sunaing.
.Ses. z. any person or persons owniDs
or runaing any thrsShing machine ID
this Stale without complying with The re-
quifaments OF section OF this act. shall
be held liable to the person damaged ,fol
sny damage which msy be sustained by
such person by reason Of such neglecs,
and no action shall be maintained, aoI
shall any legal liability exist for serS lees
rendered By or with any shEsshing ma.
chine, when is shall be made to appear
thai the Srss section OF this act has not
been complied wilh.
See, 8. This act shall iaks effect
from and after its publication in the Io-
va State Register and Lows Homestead.
Approved April 81, ls66.
hereby certify that The foregoing aes
vas published 10 the Iowa State Regis
Ter April 18th, 1906, and 10 she Ioxa
Hom eatsad april a5sh, 1866.
JAMES WRIGHT,
Secretary of State
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LATEST NEWS.

The great Atlantic 0abls-ths grand
est scheme Of the ags-is success. W.
now, through The great energy ant
determination of Cyrus W. Field, hart
Tightening connection between this coun
try and Europe.
Nebraska has been admitted, bas will
no doabs, receive the fate of Colorado
fhaak God, Secretary Harlan has re-
signed, and o. II. Browning, Of Illinois
has been nppoiatsd By the Presidents Il
Gil the place.
| A bill has passed 10 increase the sala.
riss Of members of Congress 1900 4
year Instead OF shfes they nov gel
| Gve thousand dollars 8 ys~z. cuEsailius
expenses.
a treaty Of peace has hesu signed be-
tween Austria and Prussia. A severe
6ght took place on the 2Ist, off IsIand oi
Lisa. The AastEiaas suHk one iron
clad, and bIew rp thres others, and
claimed a victory. The settlement oil
troubles sook plass on the 23d. Prussia
asks for her eastern and western pro-
vinces, and the control OF that country
within herself.
Sound the word fjoy along the line
Congress adjourned on Saturday. This
shonid cause rejoicing throughout our
country, for il ia the first act that Goa
grsas has dons 90 call for praise in many
long day.
The House refused TO modify the ssst
cath 40 adopted By tbs Senate, and Pat
terson Of Tennessee was admitted to hia
his seat By resolution of the Senate.
Both houses passed the bin increasing
the regular army also the bill 10 equal
IKE the hsuaties Of soldiers.
Senate confirmed Gen. Staadman Is
superintentendsns Of public printing
vies Dsfrsss removed and Gen, E. S.
Candy as Brig. Gen. Of the regular ar.
my.
The army bill fxas military peace es-
Establishment as ave regiments of artillery
10 regiments Of cavalry, and As regi,
usnts of infantry.
Bill increasing duty on wool vas loss
10 the Senate, but the bill increasing du-
~ On cigars became a law.
The President pocksted the bill admit.
ting Nebraska.
President vetoed the bill erecting Mon
sana into q surveying district.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-02
THE UNION Party.

+" One thing, however, 10 certain, the
Presideaa is no longer With the Union
Party. - Sender Sherman IN csuess.
The man who uttered this base false
hood, is disanioniss. He ciaina now
that shs South ara out OF shs Union that
the war did not prevent dissolution, al
though fought for that purpose. Bat is
it BOT astonishing TO hear men claim to
Be Union men, who are opposed TO the
Union, and swear that Ii shall never be
restored? Such g man ia this Sherman.
While be 10 claiming to belong TO the
Cnion parsy-his every act in the U. S.
Senate goes 30 break up the Union. To-
day bis speeches are fall Of disupion sen
tinents, and be says that the Southern
Ssatsa are snt Of the Union, and can emily
return upon such conditions as be may
make.
The Presidsst stands firmly with the
Union party, and be cannot consent TO
the horrible doctrine that this Union has
been dissolved. Ii never has becu, or
else the rebellion was q success. Tbs
Southern States are still States ia the
Union, or else secession Ia justiRabie,
The man who contends that Ehe Union is
dissolved, cannot deny the right of seces-
sion. II any power on earth can break
up this Union, that power righsfully be
longs to tee State. But The Union is not
dissolved. IL is true, Radicals have
caused it to be inopsraiive-they have
dissolved ii ~ far az their votes in Con-
gress can dissolve IT, but this has been
done in violation of the bond of the In
ion-the Constitution of the United
States. To-day the Southern States are
as much entitled TO Representations as the
Northern States, and be who objects 20
loyal representatives from the South is
q base disunionist. He cares not for the
country, bat seeks to psrpesaats bis Rad.
icaiism at the expense Of the country.
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lorricaAL-l
LAWS OF low A..
ls0AprgR ia.
: hssrlsassss i i. !. Krpofl.

ass q :
n5ssssanssss q a. .. xspofs
Ag ~ 70 prosiaa foe sAs ssissvibusioR of
shs Adlusans 0sasFal's Rapors foR
lasaaEy lsss lS06.
Section L. BE Ii enacted by she Gene
xaa A4ssmbay Of the state Of Iowas That
he ssuxssAsy eli ssaEa shall distribute the
pFsntsd reports VI shs adiasaas general
"a this state for Jan. Les, 1865, - fol-
sewss 0ae handFed copies 70 the Gov
sues ut taaa Stale fos exeAangc with Gov
axnpss uf ether states and Tor his owa
mss : zee sopsss 10 the Lieutenant Gov
wuos ave sspses 30 tee En- Lieaseuant
sSsysTKor kasgmaa ase copies 50 shs
3nlaierS Orphans Home al Oayenrars !;
ave copies to sAs Seldssrs' 0sphanss
Maaas, Mt Cedar Falls ems hnndred
sopias fex shs state library, 70 be used
50 lax as ID neuessary for exchange with
s&hsr states, aud the semaladeg Of said
agatirad % be kaps in the state library.
fifty copies for the State Historical So
cissy; ens copy 60 each eoaaty Judge,
sseasnrsv. sheriff, clerk OF the district
ooKFs, rssordes aud superintendent Of
ssmmon schools Of each organized ooun-
lin tho asass, 20 be kept for The respsc-
siFe oiieas and to be delivered ever 20
sasBigsaeesssoFs in once.
Sec. 2. Thsre shall be sent TO the
soansy eiask Of each county Of this stats
o ea6eisns namber OF copies OF said re-.
part 80 eaable BIN 20 furnish one copy
50 each towaship clerk in bis county, II
be ksps in ans esioa Of said clerk, and By
ham delivered q. his successor 10 Office.
Sea. .. The adjataas general shall
BID fagnished wish ffseen hundred copies
for distribution among sueh oiasers y no
have held or may now hold commissions
ia Iowa Regiments az may by said adiu-
tans general be deemed best for the pub
lilo service, and fer exchange with adlu.
sans generals OF other states and for dis.
sibation among such United States ofa !.
ears and Others as may be best for the
paeIio ssrrtce, twenty copies to tbs adj.
jatant general, three copies cash TO the
Secretary Of state, aa iitor Of state, state
sFeasarsr, register If shs land ofEce, su.
psKiafsndent Of pablie ms ruction, aud
% each of the judges of abe supreme
soari; four copies TO each member of she
psassat Gs8eral Assembly, to be trans.
aitssd by Ghs secretary of state 30 each
sl she expense Of the state one copy 10
cash oEheaF of the present general as.
semsly, and the clerk Of The supreme
soars, and the state librarian; one copY
- zach library association, and oua copy
20 cash Institution OF learning incorpo-
rated under the laws Of the state. The
ssmaining copies shall DO kaps by tie sec
Essagy Of state TO be distributed IS fur
sher legislation may direct.
See. 4. This Act being deswed of len
ussdiats in porsanee, shal! taxa effect and
be 10 force from and alter its puhlica-
aion In the Iowa State Register and Iowa
Homestead, newspapers published at
pss Meines, Iowa.
Approved April Sd, 1866.
hareby certify that The foregoing act
was Published In the Ioxa State Register
April is, 1865, ami Iowa Homestead
April 18th, 1866.
JAMES WRIGHT,
Secretary of State.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-02

| AGENTS wanted. LADIES' aud gsatiemen, in eve
| ~ coaEtF la tbs lniLed states to sell The inR
powders IL the AmsFiesa Ink Company. ne pow
der ssaia Ter forty ceatA pAE package aud viii
make ius enough 70 all afty bottles Of tae siEa
asHallg stAiAsd at tsn EsleA psg sotle. smart
&gEnt cat &esg ETsss ofik q Day and esszx SIT 50
| Tbs lnE can be n ade from The powder IN thrFe
| mi Ruteb "a esmmoa betting water IL 10 = per
| fett black iak. tha eess in the weEsd. II aows
easIiy. does not earrode me pen particle, never
guma nps is net injared By fteexiag and its soior
will last forever. Every family In America Will
buy IL, 4s : package vail lat family Ter years
ana tnk sanhe naas Ia sRzalh quantities sranf sd
with each Efets We send thoHsSaa circulars,
with testimonials fram clsFsymen, lawyers tsacA-
srs, merchants. commercial colleges, edlt0Fz, a.
aad the aEeht name ON the hiiia OnIy enc poxs
saa will be made Aseut foT a county The frat
sae SENDING $50 for Eruas OF the powder will re-
cfave u hy return sKpress. toSetheg with ohe
IsaaxAas @Ec1iaFt aud the riMAt es sell Id abe
eo0ssx rs % sAs deztgnztez. III ssAsFs send fer
the same cnnuty, she money win De returned 10
sAen free q expense. To make Hars. enc 81
better dea1xnake several anSieS either of which
be OF abe VIE taka. ssad fss sEada list and cir
eaisrf II you dare ran tbs risk Of waInug, or
sena the money for gross. Letters addressed to
tas Mayer Posktna&teF cashiers Of The banks, o.
tae sxpFsss Rgsnss ~ tale eisvs val show thst the
An thk Powder viii be sent By mail 70 any aa- !
dress free ss eAsfas, ca receipt of ferry erats.
Aaafess, Wfttizs ySus nAaae, teHn4 county asd
AAsREsAN INK COMPANY,
MAach ester, n. Il.
THOMAS W. LANE.
niatf CLERK e1r khg Company and Ssee4 al Aas4.
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MORE BLOOD

! 1t would appear from shs letter o.
HxSRx J. RAymoxD, that it is the intsn-
ton and design Of the radical party, IL
ease they cannot break up the Union am
other way to resort to arms. II they
shall ever maks the attempt, they wil
never want any more bleod afterwards
They havs long been seeking blood, and
| il nothing but blood will satisfy them.
We would like to have them hasten the
| day. We think the blood already shed
ought to bs satisfactory to avery true
American, bat fanatios and villains are
never satisfied, so If blood alone will sat.
isfy their glatiuous appesisss, let them
reap some Of their own folly. Mr. RAr.
&oNp says
You may hare noticed the passage,
in toe House, few days since, Of rea-
oIutiou offered By General pains, Of Wis
consin, calling on The States to organize,
discipline, aud directing that swo-shirdu
OF tha arms, oraiuAnse, and ammaaisios
now under custody Of the General govern
meat be disfributsd among the States
the distribution among the loyal States
TO take place Immediately, aad thai
among the States lately In rebellion be
postponed until larthsr orders. The res
olasion game from the Commistes On
Military Affairs, and was pushed 10
voss, without deb&Es or delay, nader the
previous question. Ii atsyaesed - little
attention in Copgrsss as Il has In the
country; she public will doubtless re-
esise With iscrsdality ths aasuranee thas
il vas insandsd, BY shoss who sssussd Ito
passage, as the first step ward prspa-
Tatioa for 0poshsF eiUil car. Although
no debate was bad upon it, members
wers urged to vose for Il by direct cen.
vsrsational appeals on the DOOR ON The
part OF . fe# who we're privy 10 its insso.
dsesina. Ssms wsss told thai il waa 10
snsble souahsrn lsssliass 70 prosass shagay
sslves; othsrs, that u waa simply rnas-
tsr n detail IL The Var Dsparssasas D
aaAeEs. shst The arms maat be taken
oas 81 shs hands ef shs President; and
others, that Il ms proposed - thu In.
sa~ase u the Secretary 81 War. an ap-
r&sa wss maas ky LIZ. Kassoa. os Isaa,
- allpw debate apoa u, ~ u ssaned 10 |
b. aaaxssr oftsmpsFsaHac- bss this vas |
resasea, Y
O. shs sssals Bio ~ III
81 do NOS propose 10 ssAmeas apa1 al
Fsssls Il seed nsssmsna. n il ehvisasl
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RLug LAWS AND rEsr oATAs

! RLuE LAWS AND TEST oATAs.
| When men SIT down Bow add read over
the Blae Laws Of the New England Pu-
risans, they do not believe that ever such
Laws existed, or that the PuritaRs were
80 foolish. Bus why have doubts about
hangipg witches and arresting husbands
for kissing wives on Sunday, when to-day
We have law 10 ridieuious in Missouri.
There they arrest Sisters Of Charity, fer
teaching school without taking a Tsst
Oath, and imprison ministers for preach
| ing for the cams reason. This oath vas
enacted, 10 doubs, by the descendants Of
the same New England Puritans who en-.
acted the Blue Lava, and, In few years
hence, will be considered - ridiculous.
| We sill wonder st the ignorance, folly
and submission OF cur people. We claim
10 be free and submit to the worst kind
of tyranny. Ara We Q thinking and ia
dependent nation Ii so, how can ws
support Radicals who would sell our lib
critics TO an ignorant black race, to fastsn
themselves in once Think and act fer
yourselves, American fFse&es. srs the
opportunity may depart from yeu. Let
30 Radical sooundrel sell you oas. If
gou would preserve Jour liberty you muss
act With the Democracy, who hare always
been in favor of the freedom Of your
race.
Win it not read we'll in few years
&"~~~ shi~ s4a gai~k aFA aha Pasp~rs az sw-ra~yy
wherein are recorded the arrests of min
listers, for preaching without taking
Tsss oath2 The Sisters of Charity for
teaching without taking a horrible Test
Oath Think of this, fresmen, and you
cannot act With the Radical party which
ia disgTaeing our country BY establishing
esihs, and making such arrests. IL yea
will vote for such Ghiugs, YOU are q OF en-
titled to liberty or the blessing 81 Hsav-
An
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Tbs Presissak LAs made. ssrrihh de-
sapisasioa VI ssaasrr paasaasssrss b
ssnl svsa 800 asasss 20 ise ssaais sfth.
In few dsys. Heads viii " whsa Cen
grass shall aHpoHfn.
4 Nav Os4ssas Dispatch aaya Z Al
reports Of asrseeusions Of Union men
| ili-trsatmsat "a blacks, and sxisssncs o.
ascssz soei<atgea II sAiaGisy and Stats aos
circulated II radical latter writer's, Ar
falss.
Caleb Cashsng, u Massachusetts,. w
Jshnsoa, n Ohio and Judge Janss, Of
shs District Of 0oiumbia, have been ap.
pointed By ths President to revise and
sonsolidass the general laws Of the Uni
ted States.
Why are clouds like soaehmsn Z Be
sauss shey bold the rsiay. 60 w
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anax M rsm auwsrrssn

Does LOYALTY ooasss Of the negrep
Iswsald seem 80, for shs nsiorisy In
Coaggess make tbs ssgFs shs s0ndision
Of representation fFsm shs south. II tas
southern people viii sxssad the right Of
suEsage 70 the blacks, obey are 10 be con.
sldsFed Loyal, ana - Aass representa-.
hen In oosgrsss. BaG. II shsy shall 70.
sass saasags ts.shs blacks, shsy are 10
be considered disioyal, and saasss BE-
represented 10 Congress. Thsa asecrd.
Ing 10 shis--aad ID 10 just what The gsdi.
Gals say--loyalsy consists 0! shs neero.--
According to the acknowledgment The
soutasrn people may make In relation to
ths blacks, they will be considered loyal
or dialoyal.
Now, les as AK ourselves, II We are
willing TO make the negro the tsss Of 10y.
atty As well might We make him the
test Of religion and all We may do. We
ought TO pray to darksy Tor forgiveness.
sad ask him II We may lire and enjoy
our ows opinions In relation to Cod
This would DO ~ reasonable as to decide
upon the Legally and disloyalsy Of ,hs
southern people, as thsy may or may moi
give the negro the right Of suffrage
We contend, that i. the south shaiI be.
come loyal b. virtue Of giving The Negro
the right of suffrage, they are loyal With
out this false idea of fanatics In Con,
grass, sad should be permitted 10 be rep.
resented in the halls Of cur National leg.
islssure. 1t is full time that reason
should prevail with our people, and that
we should look upon the aets OF men in
relation 80 tho Constitution for theil
lloyalsy or disloyslty. The fact that rad,
ieals endorse negro suffrage, docs no
make them Cnion men, when they ar,
swearing that the Union is dissoived. -
They have no real Union feeling or ssh
simsnt. They make negro suffrage q
test With the southern people 10 prevent
The restoration Of peace 10 cur people
and prosperity to our country.
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UTAH NEWS.

The Salt Laks News has psTy wsl
written artiels ID behalf OF farmers. 4
warns them Of the uncertainty Of crops
Ia thai country, and says ''Ths eli.
matte Laws which are recognized ia mos
other graiH raising eounsgies and are mol
found 10 work reliably hare. Many
causes might jet arise to blast the mos
promising hopes Of lhs farmer. We're
. haiissoRm, ike that whiah Waited this
city lately, TO come when sbs wheat wa
about ripe, it would make destruation oil
the crop as far - ID sxtendsd. A rain
storm followed by froas, not saeh .
very unusual thing towards aussma, il
ssTsre early frosts; rust even grsss-
heppsrs and srioksss, and ether causss 81
damage 10 crops, and all contingencies
which our past experience should leash
~ sarsfaiIy 10 be prepared for. sslf-
preservation demands n eur very aka
ssaes claims u; and bssalsssnsss o. neg.
iset 90 cur part, leading - b pert Win
tbs grain yet IL onr bins before shai
which 10 nov groMing Ia gathers, uiahs
seash another ssrsihls lassaa. By entail
isg nesdlsss suaesing sod ~aas apsa o.
This proves what Ne stated few
wseka ago, shas II nsa viii ssssls Ii This
section 81 Iaxa. b. iasiuaFisas md saw
Ing, they can do better hers than In
Utah.
IsnsAxs.- On Sunday mornIng, 24sh
als-, = bsnd sf Indisns maas I rush o.
i nnmhes " brsshrsn u Thistis Waller,
norlA - n 61neees vsllsy,sun - seas
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TuRSrso 0ExR.--lf admitting taxed
people to be represented, and restoring
the Union 10 its original position, under
The Constitation Of the Uaited States, is
"turuing toe govsrnmees ever TO the
South in Gods naBe. les it be done
quickly. We eaRnoa restore The Union
one day toe soon, and il restoring it
shall cause the radicals 10 commit treas
en-, as is intimased by the NonpaEsiI, Les
them try 1t, and II will be the last of
radiealism in eur days. There will be
no necessity for draft in the event that
radicals shall make an sTsrt attempt to
break up the government. Mark this,
ys Who Weuld break up the Union.
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FxSIAxs.--Ths Radicals say to the
Fspians, "If yon will vote for US we will
pat you on the back and cry hiss cat
II you shall Sots against us ws will cry,
down with The Gresn Gag. We will
again poss ron az brutes, and reorganizs
our Know Nothing lodges to pat you
down below The niggers. You will re-
member the power We exercised over you
At one slssiion and until after the Dem
oorsts got into poser again. Remember
now that uniess We can use you for our
purposes, you will again be made suh-
sersiens 10 cur wili, for We wiil make
Laws that will make you bow 80 the
blacks #herever you meet thsm."
This Is Radical sympathy for Feniana,
and II they ahall be dsesised By shsir en-
szniss-- the radisals--iss them suffer the
penalty attached 70 folly.
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- 5gf +
DARING Ir.-Is lie now supposed By
sose persons. river men, that Qua rissrs
are dryiag mp. Il 10 said the Mississippi
han bees lever this seasas thar for swsss
y years. While this may be true Of Toe
Mississippi, helisss iha Nissouri hAs
bssn jnst shs ssssrss. II hss been o.
much better ssags shaa lsst ysar, aaa
he sssaness 10 r.. Benton bare naas
better trips thHn svss hsEssa. BAT ii -
psorie n Amsriss ass % BE- addicted foe
be wssksdasss % slssss Essisn1f NgIwsE
sfntativss, tbs present Coe blre
Done snssxh ss5 ~ essss ~ SIssd
viii Oh nsssw n sinistisns.
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TEsr oATHs.--Ths 81. Joseph Herald
contains the news Of she killing Of youBg
Pope and the shooting of young Metsalf.
4 minister, u school house 10 DeKaib
County, Mo-, was about to preach, when
yoang Pope drew pistol and demanded
to know IL the minister had taken the
test oath The minister replied sac, I"
and dismissed the church. A young man
By shs name of Furnish approached asd
asked Pope By what authority he acted 2
Pope presented bis pistol, and saying,
Shy shis,' began Rring, when Furnish
drew bis pistol and killed Pope. Young
aietcalf begau firing upon Furnish, the
latter returned the are, woundipg the
former fatally.
Ii 10 saId that Radical ofies- holders
old men urged this course upon young
Pope, while bis parents we're against il,
and said TO him, atsy away II she
old villains bad suffered the fate of the
foolish young man, il would have been no
loss to the country. The curse Of God
nust fall upon ell such old Radicals.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-02
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Democratic State Nominations

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YES Secretary 81 assas.
COL. s. g. YANANDA,
OF Delaware oeuasy.
Ger Treasurer Of STATE.
GEN. GEORGE 4. STONE,
OF HsaET cssaay.
Yer Asdstes al sssts,
CAPT. ROBT. ", OR0sS.
OF peik CeuntY.
FOR Attorney Gsrsrs.,
CAPT, w. BAaLINdEN,
Q. Lee cosaly.
Ysr Register Of Lsaa osArs,
LEVI P. McKINNlE,
OF ciaysoa csany.
Fer Reporter OF saprtns Court,
CAPT. ALBERT sToDDARD,
o. xARa eoansYs
For eisRk 81 Supreme cears,
0APT. FRED. GoTTsCHALK,
OF Dubuque Oanty.
csn greasiaasI RsmIaasisR.
Fos Representatives in consEsss-Ei1h Dist.
GEN. ]. u. FUTILE,
OF pala oeun&y.
Saaleial NsMlAasisaa.
Per J9ags-Fissh District,
WILLIAM PHILLIPS,
OF PsIk 0sHniy.
FSr pistTict Attornsy,
J.E. WILLIAMSON,
or warren County.