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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-04-26
Poetry.
The Double Harvest.

The Double Harvest. 3 ~ n
A dying girl, in autumn time, ARA
Lay ading at the close of day
StoIe Ger the fields the reapers' chime,
Whlie last around the brown ranks lay.
"Open the easement wide,' she said,
And raise nse up, that may look,
Ere yet my heart and eyes are dead,
Once more ulon She field AID brook!"
"The harvest is the Lords" loud sang
The reapers in the distant field;
With piled-up sheaves, with ckles' clang,
To him they all the glory yield.
Abroad the dying maiden gazed,
Then all around grew sudden lack;
The sun in setting dimly blazcd,-
Her head upon the couch fell back,
"Farewelll' she sighed, ''ye scenes SO dear"
"The harvest Is the LORDS replied,
Unconsciously the reapers clear;
And ere the distant echo died,
An angel-reaper darted there.
Too swift for mortal sight to spy,
And bore the flower that drooped so fair <st.
To Gods great garner in the sky.
-IAlger's Oriental Poetry.
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Brick House at Auction,

N MONDAY, April 30th, at O'Clock p. NJ, We
" shall sell the two and half story brick house ,
OH the corner of Mountfort and Adams streets.
The house is thoroughly AID faithfully bull and
finished throughout. 1t has good cellar, good cis-
tern and goodwate .aoiil ts'N5i 1870 I'M EHl
The lot is about SO feet Adams street and about
Can be examined at any time. Terms at sale. Title
/ al III. HENRY BAILEY g. Co., AuctionGers. Ia.
I ap23-dtd .vis4.I. lngf s,,I,, ,ea.i1 nfs1 ~
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For Sale.

: An q Brig; u. T. KNIGHT, 2s7 tons o. NJ,
,GA3M built at Frankfor in 1858, in good order,
M1I1l and well found Dimensions 1O7, 26a, Of.
s6lAGT Must be applied for immediately
-, If not sold before Friday, April 27th, it
VIII be sold at public auction at Custom House Wharf
at IL o'clock Am. -.-TII.. ~ ~ ~. ID p.
ap20-dtd McGILVERY, RYAN s. DAVIS.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-04-26

DIR. sTRICKLAND's PILE REMEDY has cured
thousands of the worst cases Of Blind and Bleeding
Piles. 1t gives immediate relief and effects per-
cure For sale by all Druggists Scots. per bottle.
y GEO. G. GOODWIN & CO., IS Hanover Street.
Boston, Sole Agents tor New England noy10d6n,
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MIDDLE-AGED MEN.

There are many men at the age Of thirty who arc
der, often accompanied by slight smarting or burn
ing sensation, and weakening the system in amanneI
the patient cannot account for. On examining tie
and sometimes small particles of semen or albumen
will appear, the colorwill be of thin ilkish hue
again changing to a dark and turbid appearance.
There are many men who die Of this difficulty ignor-
ant Of the cause, which is the = 9slf.u
SECOND STAGE OFgSEMINAL WEAKNESS.
l can warrant perfect cure In such cases. and o.
full and healthy restoration of the urinary organs
Persons, who cannot personally consult the Dr..
of their diseases, and the appropriate remedies will
be forwarded Immediately. -, .,Is-rt n p, u n
All correspondence strictly confidential and will be
if desired.
Z Address: DR.,J. B. HUGHES,
No. Temple Street tcorner of Middle
q batsa.a haG =, lei Street, Portland. Me
esB- Send Stamp for Circular G,oB5st 'ifGi
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. eR Book and Card printing Of every description,
neatly executed at the Daily Press Office.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21
yFTlEa.

SETTLED - Ii is DO " q we'll Netfiss5 face
thas New Eaglaaders arc abe bss& ne ass-s
ting up quarrel, bat y hea is snIHss 10
aghting the Western and Soashurn bsSa
are the ones 80 do il. gtfes
HAap HIT.-A very respectable wunars
Of Unioa. City, indtaua, who had been 3
very strong Republican In her feelings,
came 80 the pulls and offered 90 vote, OF
course was refused, when she replied, very
iadignahtly, "Jasi whaE tB31shl, sIs-
gers before wnnen.n
There is great excissmenk ~ Sagaioe
City, oyer the YsrDi4iion Lake gold dis.
eovaxies
10 New 0rleans, few aha bappsa 10
be blessed with long purses and sharp
teeth, are feassing upon green corn.
Naval olser Lynch, Of Chaeieston has
declined 10 take the ifsa clad oath. ami
Secretary AcCullesh hss aesiaad sigpisg
bis pay warrants.
Al Sunday School csl cbration IA n
Brooklyn, y. Y. there w4s ehildFta Is, 90
a pr2sessioG.
ShEouIs bare no packet. Thiek Of
thaf, yeu whose soaia is absorbed ia
wardly gains. 81 84
GaTToEtexs are on-lhe increase in Gin
cinnaSi.
IL i estimated that the immigf staon in
70 tAa< / aissd States this year sill nsash
nearly Do, 600.
Chief Justice Chase Is said to have the
presidentai isoh worse than any one ever
bad it. t8
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21

DoN'r GENTLEaES, DoS'T.-An outery
lie being raissd By Washington eorrespon-
dents in the interest of the Radicals, that
Washington is beirg oEerrua by candi-
datas for efios who ereditably served 10
the army. OF course not, if the Radicals
can contrsl matters. Did not the Radi.
eals stay at home aud do what they called
lighting the enemy u sha rear" which
means that they put 10 considerable time
in lying about their Demaerasie neighbcss
and aLOulda's they, their heiEs alter them
be continued In Office? Patriotism Of thdl
sort must be Eewraded. So SCARED and
maimed soldiers will please STAY nj home.
There are noxaeansies for them and there
won's be any for them With sbe consent
of ths Radicals, unless they 60 TO work
and repE sasHt President JeHAsoS as among
shs Eils4E 81 Mretehsa lixing=-- 81 a1sasa asa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21
FRoM the FLAWS.

lna keArney HerGtds OF the 5th inst,
has the following news
Jaae lst- Conductor Sam. Tat; 40 cx
wagons, II men, So reyolYefF, "a guus j;
bound for Jalesburg. s-A
Coadartsr u. w. Trotter; s. OK wag-
ons, I'll men, Il reyesers, "a guns; hann4i
fur DsaFer.
Conductor D. Wertnan 2s ok wagons
36 men, 81 rsVoIvsrs, 27 guF,4. 81 women :.
z children bound for uenvss. Il esq n +,
JaRe 3.-Conduesor J, B5ossy 80 OK
ragons, 40 men, IL slvsxs, 20 guns !;
bOand for Denver.
Conductor &. A. Hail; 10 OK wagons.
IS nea, 20, Fsvolsers, IL guns; bsuad fer
Denver.
June I. 4.-Coadactor @. McEwsn; Al OK
wagoas, 81 raen, Do revolrers, 80 ksns, 1
wsfnen, 8 ehildreu bound for DenYes.
On Friday esening last, young tadv,
who bad baea raasxied ban q few sauufhs
the wife Of q western bound smigrani.
who had encamped With his train eight or
ten miles his aide OF Plum Greek. vas in
the net of fixing bed n one of toe wag-
eos, carelessly pulled . gun, which vas
lying IN thesvagon, towards her, the ham
MGR caught ia aoms loose baggage and
saussd the plscs 10 be discharged ssnAisg
shs eeasen.s shrosgh her hsaas, klIl,ag
hsae etastantsys Shs wAs hartsd on Satax-
day morning.
IL is reported that the -four handfed
Sioux, who we're last heard from near
Coalouwoeas have gisam battle to haad
Of Paanses, dowa on s6a Repablican-4
i nan eaazhs bold of the telegraph
wirsnear klkaii on Wednesday iaags dur
Ing n storm, and was torn to rlecss by al
mosphsrio slecss3oisys
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21

THE PEEIL OF .DKBT.-Tbs English
Chancellor of the Exchequer lately illus.
trated the pleasing and iusidious ap.
proach Of public debt By the following
seern and beautiful 6gare:
"These is nothing so insidieus as e.
nsneial difficulty. Ii approaches With
smiles and earresses. Borrowing for The
hFst time appears open to 20 objection.
There Ia nothing Ia it alarming or mena.
csax. f. is iiffhs sk& esA, ss sAs lieaess,
spoken OF by one Of the Greek poets,
which was rashiv taken by Ihs hunter 10.
to bis house. When Il was young it was
was reared with bis dogs and played
among bis children. Ii vas miIdin TEN
per and fawned upon every one. Bat
when 1t grew up and felt its strength, IL
delayed the house with gore"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21
AaEssoa sRoM arAAv.

The sssest nsws from IsaIs aeIs IN
that = lha pTopusaf 70 mako ma kin<
dictaeof dnring tie wAs has beer y
rased by ths ring hiiasell .Aha las daslkz1s
" bls dsserminasi1p IA as&anlein tbs ~
liam snsory syssens = hsrs.ofore,s z s &
At saghs 20 bs rAthar hnmiliAlink tdk
as - Americans. that suoh manIy pro1k
sess sgasast die old fsssan hssxssa y sha
lawa asa siians In The miasE al srmsJf
shoald esms % ~ ffaH u klsg OF .Itsa1
10 ssaaging esntssss with The seeard .afs
tAass foar last PEARS ag aaf owa hsskaxSx
during which the plea of ssmilisaFy nasesrS
sisy'e has 20 sfsaa snd "a wislslya asai N
Ee itssxe eomznaaiisss, spraag hala Bsis~ /
IN bleed and iahsvisisg Brisisis pFieei>a
ptes Of liberty, bew sAess naeks agxdS -
iaiisiss and degsAaipg syrsusy ID sADlDs
owa creation.
italy, noe yss ssyatalizssa iata usity.
md thrsasensd by Eha. gie#aIis psmex -
Austria, nighs far ns0gn rsasoaably sz3En
% such chances Of safety than shis sgxas1
sesths plstsd With is esrrxheluing ~
sousces agaisss ths secseding miaorifsss
OF the SoRshs oeaisisaa.s Ens Isaly & Co.
taaato in King Nhase patriosisrs ernns-
sends his lore Df powsr; while the ku-
tore histssiAa of sur slsiE nH. sifS No.,
farasd 10 reoaFd al a tbas the grea1ssss
was IL oar aanala was sagcd 1niisg fs1a
aaspiees at . party waoas leaisrss shps
ssesanssa cad tas saEBners, &fseFaa&ksseh
@philanshropgo lhA lsasasTs sh#raea ta
slfsne inte pomsss made sssas -
sasis rxss4zf ~ pkwerrlax 1ts ~ sfhl
ss&t asks Is ID 6eseiss1 1ukk
noes and III shA rsghss sf wgials eaza~as.
nisies.- The Worfa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21

ASx OrHzR NAag Brr THAr.-CaiI the
Devil saint; call sunshine a shadow;
call a mule canary; call Browniow q
christian; call Brigham Young baehe-
or; call Anna Dickson a woman; call
Himayli moie bill; call the moon fas
cheese and the stars tallow dips; call q
Bantam q Shanghai; call . piggsr blond
call sn eagle o danghia or the phnulx
COW; bas doa's insult eommoa sense and
dsform mother tongae.by calling the po-
lisical organisation which contains all
the seeessionisls and disunioaizss in shs
Ooansry, and which is siolantly enaeay-
otins 70 disrupt and break up The Fedesa
Government. IA Union Postg, ~ Cha
Iie0lhe AdeeYffsr.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21

SGAvns TO ran BuKEAU. CoBveraing
With soldier who had served shroagh
hs entire var, asi who had recently
been in ths seryiss Of ahs Rarsan, whers
beoould zee sad hear what was going on
ne said: @The aew system makes the
aegFees worse slaves than syer. Indeed,
bsth whites sod blacks are slaves 20 the
Erse5msnss Baraaa. IL platter has q
diaHsalty wisa negro who sIoiatss bis
eoasraes, aaa applies 70 the agent of the
bureau foF redress, the hrst qasssson
asked iss What do yoa pay him I Tea
dollars per monsh! Al make Is fifseen
and i'll sse about Il for yoa The Bu-
rean thenscharges Africa, awa-6fsY, adds
tbs 6vs. and ikas shares The s'poor ne.
gressn Sasions. II shis ssfEssdaann Is
saksn siek, hs,s lasy dog, II be has no
Empasys be 10 shsn sllowAd 30 ssdle IN the
fxss diseh.n That Ia tbs resals TO both
aaess under shs raie Of shs Fssedmsn's
Bursaa. Whites and blacks are all s!ssos
to tbs Daseaa, and are starving Ia the so~
sailed simparsial fseedeEa. ~ Altos
Dezasfras.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21

'stTRAvTs THx Var THR MoSEY GoEs. I"
-Oid Thad Stevens, who runs the iusti
tuition al Washington, known as abe
s'Rump Congress-" the other day had a
falsome compliment passed upon the En-
peror of Russia, because Of his escape
from pretended assassination, and 1t whs
ordered thar this compliment should ke
conveyed 80 the Em2er0r by Dir. Fox
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy, Ia Coz
ernment war chip, especially designated
for thai purpose, the expense fer Aiuh,
during The "pleasurs rxeursioa," will
amount to $72 600! This sum will be
drawn out of the katiooai Treasury, aud
will have TO be payed by the sax.ridden
people of the country. IfGax payers like
this sind of fun they have only 20 keep
the Abolition party in power A.. Yer.
ROn BGa,leT.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21

~ Mrs. Robert Toombs has arrived al
her hons In Georgia, having left Der bua-
bana ~ Havana In good health, and en-
Suring bis sxils with foFsisuds. She says
his adviss 70 tbs young msn sf the South
is thai they renaiain the South, which be
considers country aauch preferable to
BFssil, Msxioo or Caba, sad, by pstisiA
endurance and active industry, rebaihl,
gupsn she surass sf fsasdasioes, their oan
shattered fortuacs and that Of their na-
tive land.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21

4 CHAK&cTKa AZ 10 a CHARAcrgR.-Tbe
lats Provost Marshal General Of the
United States, himself leading Repab-
liean, givss she character of one OF sho
Republican Congregational Districts of
New York. IL lies in the central part Of
the State, and 10 represented by The Hon.
Dir. Conkiing. General Frs says the peo-
pie Of CenkIing's District are mAda up
OF Cowards, drunkards, and sneaks; that
Do does not believe there is an honest NJ an
in The DistFies. and thal il any such
could be found, toe others would inmsdi.
stsly debaaeh him. Four ffshs OF the
people Of that dsHtHict, shose portrait
General Fry haas draws, are radical re-
pubiicans. We think they need recon
stfaeting badly.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21

II ID
Too HoSogABLg.--W W. see IL announeed
in the Herald THAI Msssss. Hansa 4 Max
wslIs knowing of the msjorisy agssnst
shsn Ia Cas- soanty, Nebraska, refuse
20 ascsrs Of certificates of sleesion, Is
sasd contrary 10 the votes os their esn-
asisssasss TAis ssghs 10 maize shs CO
ssss shs hsvs issued tss pspers, contrary
90 vosss, justice and dsesssys hide their
heads In shams. hsssrs. II. D H. will
asvsr make gaed Radicals unless thsy
can sadorss srtme. The sams parer
stAses shas shs Dsmeasaaio msjsrisy 10
shs Lsgssls,ars viii BE- on isias bailos,
ssvsa, sasssAa ss, sisAs ~ hasssofaTe re-
pertsd.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21

As ArPxAL.--The more moderate pa
pers, OF the radical stripe, want the irai.
fogs and radicals TO unto. The sxtEems
radicals call shs President and his asp
portsrs traitors, 80 IL they should unite,
there would be, according TO their Own
showing, Radical traitor party. Never
aniss vita she radicals, bal join the true
Uaioa party-sha Democracy.
The .Ohieago .JosarnaI, Is in fret at
the condition Of the two wings, and saya
that destruction must foIlow their diVis.
ion.
IL Johnsos Ia traitor, how dare you
sndosss him ? II the Radicals are de-
stsussives, bow can yoa follow thsua
Join the Democracy, and yoa can be
sure yoa are right.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21
RIEs. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, THUns1,xr. n 1sBe
paosAa....--Tbs pabIle saiad aas -

PaosAHIz-Tbs pahIie mind nas laag
been as Ioss 10 aee0ans ssa "a
rsassss insasisg Prsssoa King % ebsa~
mis suicide. Some placed IL 10 the -
coaas OF pFsyioas dikoaltiss soas rs
sAiag ana some aaoshsr. Hers Il . -
aeisas reasoa givsa By lbs Washinstsa
sssrsspoadsal Of The Philadelphia So
day Msreury. lis says:
ssIs 10 nss gsnesalIy knswn 70 the -
lie shas shis Taan was fog time an u
sahus aa the vhits kouss, and % -
made sha collsesaF as New York hsEkes
10 get hia oas of sha way. Bas few -
dsFssand ahy be committed saieiae; ee1
there are those whe have ID idea Why a.
oommistsa the act. IL was, no d0uhk
bis eanssienee. It vas Preston hinX
who keps Mrs. SusrYatt from seeing "a
President the morning of The exscuts1s
sf her mssAsr. Tbs presidsns ks1sl
netbing ef hss aesag ~ bis doorssspss
agonlaing tears, 90 ask the stag ef 'tls9
Iaw for one abort dag. Old kln9 ksps
the Preaiaens fro@ kaeHiag what was GO
ing on, and, after the exeeution, it De.
coming 80 apparent that tbs. sSademued
vas fnnocens Of completely with shR
real murdeEers, thas il barrawed up bis
soul. IN fact, be had no peass after her
death, and becoming desperate ander the
Lash Of conscience, rs committed saieide.
Have the others who hoanded this poeF
woman on the galiosa no ccBscisnaesy
We beIisse they have, and knew they
must suffer bitter pangs.s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21

/ EscApixc TAxATsos.-F Few peFsoas ara
aware os shs sxssns % whtoh fFsads are
pFaassess apsn the taxpayers through en-
empaioa 0f u. 8. bonds fron saxafiea.
Nearly rvsry man who has moneT .con-
ssrIs II Into rsese bosda joss befors sha
assesoHs Taaka shsiF appsaEaacs, and Are
shns exempt Fran taxzlioa- As soon ~
shs assessor nakes bis sssugns, shs naan-
lad man escape saxatien. Millions upon
mlllions Of dollars are thus Kept frnm
me ssx daplieases, and the faSmsrss ass@
chaaios, and ether honest lAboring men
sss foresd 70 pAy TIE saxez that iussfY Boz
loag 10 their asIghbsr whose property IA
monsy. Under Repablirsu rsal1 ncasy
seems q be toe sacred shIpg 70 b sax~
/ ID and yss Republicans exvsat farmssas
msehanies. ard esher honesf lsboviug msn
ia vaka fur fA9u [sosAoxlos Dsgsoeraf+
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21

+ s
nj wilI Is = s''1 -.
r..a r.. i. 1l1:sI7 .:'} '|S' 3S s
e Is 1s'
paeasssn Linealn
4nd le2k In ~ i The mr. .
5 dsx = Il p Z = Il. sv,ee..I
xs q. 4. q II :7|| S7f.
D! s.. - q d Y
e n q h. r. I'll me haaseass
T. x fghging. LII,
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-. -,
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5s3 ~ W. |s / h.-s'',~s.ss go =. =.
r. -. !, s - - - -
HI saIs saa 80 a.
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lS~ls - -. r..s,ae
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Ee 51sS Ie.s .ss.soas - 49, i. !
Elsss2 ir Kis 60 -. IN, 49, Z ! !
- ! & 81 J. [rlI 8. go 80 sb@A Il
|iiylng in Iowa. not sxasnsrassd "A ali,
agreed sisb thoas nfteransas of prexi.s. =
Johnsau. That be, sbo had SURE
nofhing, still barbored malisn IL ri.
heart and would panish where Andres
johnson would forgive. lie borrowrd
much clap-trap from Greely's sorap booE
and elsewhere.
He said tha. when a Copperhsad read
the victory Of Look Out Nnnntain he mn,
The paper Ia his pockst and wspt home feel.
ing Ters badly. Well. the Governor "a
lowA vas AZ home then 10 so,. S,eh things.
was at Look Out Mountain. bat fbe
Governor wss ia Iowa, aud left his reVi.
ment to 90 to Look fnc Mapnka,n Ia
nav have seen men fesliug sadIv nvsr oar
Yics1rie bas Be aust have felt, xbils 10
a borab proof 10 Iowa. that be was al
most az andeseryiue for having left his
brave troops to do The 6ehtins. A the
nen Who pocketed the newsnanerm. /
reuembey when be vas at yicksbnro. and
dfoppe3 Out Of the army IA Rtumn Jowa
for civil Office. He NAV. With his brave
baYs, have reioiced al ths fall of Vieks-
burg. And BOW he comes 10 tell ms how
much we ave 10 that aag. Wa iasrnad
that ia places whsra bs ala not 90 left
A. good an ofScs "a "a into tbs arnv "a
hs Tef, ths armv m gaf
1 laft Con~ress ta 90 IN the frart T
tha.ght tbat he be.t uIses =, win v;s.o'
,,cs For thnt aag sna fnr o,r no,ntrv
r,s,.ra ura ,b.s, ;n N{ssr.,,; - ,s;A a. K
ia who nsts a mari, ~ hsyins .ora -
all .na who csII ths,rssIvss ss,,na-fn "a
Iogalists. while we maks NO merit af hav.
ing staid 10 the and Fansht rahsls
corr'srhaa6. abd Iii o,bsrs t;i1 ,hav al
dagn the9r sr,ns TbsD amt anl iafr i
- eIos. wbo ba3 orit tha s,bt 49, {,
was bot.
vota3 sor T;,.,r, ha,,r.n ha ss;s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21

4 sad story 10 connected with the name
Of the writer Of tae beautiful song, "Eves
OF Tbee.n which Ass been sung and ad-
mired By so many in this country and ia
Earepe. Foley hall was gentleman hy
birth and sdaaatioa. Wealthy iu bis own
right, and large expectations, be led :
heedlsss life not choosing his &ssociatea
but allowing himself 10 be drawn into shs
society OF the vicious. Ills property soos
disappeared. and be was left With out re-
sources sufficient 10 bay bis daiiy bread
HIs musical talents bad been highly culii.
vated, dus, as be never heedea then, b
scarcely knew to what extent they could
be made available. In hls distress, how
ever, be wrSte the eharaing soag, ''Evea
Of Thee.n A London puhlisar gave bin
one baBdred dollars for ii, bat thai
amount wish such spendlhrift, VOID not
lass long. de wrote other songs, but The
money not coming in as fast "a be Sished,
in weak monent, he forged the name Of
his rshliahsT, and although every effort
wss nade-even by the pablisher-t to
save him. it was all to no use, and poor
Foley Hall went TO Hewsats, and died
broken hesrsed before his trial came on,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21

- The congressional committee ap.
pointed 10 Investigate the Memphis riots
bas concluded its fabors and 10 ready 10
report. We shall nov ges 1t the truth Of
The matter. Modssn congressional invea-
tigating committees are famed for their
imparstality and expertnsss In p-oeuriDg
reliable witnesses. They attract such
Witnesses ~ alth deas aies. Az ths com.
miesse has got st the Issts, shera ID con-
siderabls curiosity 10 kaew whst congress
will do in the pssnisas. What 10 the zee
eg Iaysstigasiag II the invessigasiens
Lead 10 90 aesion r. cAsea9o 1sasss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21

We lsarn shaa Thad slsvsas hAs i ass
presented nsw amendment 10 tia Con-
misssa On Reeens trucsion sn Congress,
which 10 20 perfect the Constilasion os
the Gated States. This amsndmsns i
10 read ~ follows
sThaa all whites In the Soush shall ba
collected Ia one body aud burned 10
asaiA--shas the negroes shall have their
lassas, horses, cattle and monsy, and THAI
tie said lands and ehassiss shall be for.
svsF used Tor the benefit of The memhers
Of shs Radical party.
ssWhsneser the whites Of the States re-
ssasly Ia rsAriiisz shaii adept tAis
amendment. ii will be eoasidsred aufi-
sisns ssidesss Of their loyalty, aad such
States shall be represented In Congress
hy say samaasa@haA aaszn wAs wiil assial
AZ shs grand aoagagrasioa, u take place
immedIasaIy after tks adorsioa Of said
amendmsas.n
eew, IL shs seaaheYu people shail re-
fuse TO ratify sach reasonable, moral
aad chsrtfabss provision a. the above 10
the Constitution Of shs United States,
sith whas kiad Of face can they aak fer
representation 10 Congress Il 10 true,
that Stevens has been attempting 70 get
shrcagh Congress some very hard and
unfair amendments to the Constitution
Of the uaissd Statss, and therefore the
epF esiiion Of the Copperheads to his
propositions. Bat sincs be has sban-
dousI Radical idoas, and wiil::now per-
mis the South to be represented upon
Sssh easy terms, who will stand ont
against the Congress, or rather Thad,
whe 10 the Congress ? he makes the
membeEs vots yea or NAY at bis biddiug.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21

A d DlsGsREcTAsry--Cogpsras haa besa
rsocmmapd a By many distlngaishsd per-
sonaxss 10 one OF tie cheapest and best
disinfeasasts that saa be used By the psc-
pie the coming sesson. Tbe.rropss way
60 ase it's shas stated By = sessaporarys
To bs made effeesiva, che salphass af iron
teeppeas1 shoala bs aisolssd in water.
ia che pwop0rsion sf sns ponna of TIA
sappssas 10 sns gAlioa al water. ard the
solution poured eserg the snsiss aaxfaea
case eg Ewiea week, whsa Ii viii ascen.
pass ahe gasso as eam ponds into saIpkurss
oil iran and snlphasa Of ammonia, mhiek
are harnless.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-21
FROM The PLAINS

The ksarney Herald says thai seyaraI
hsndrsd Sioax srs aaaamred nine miles
fron Cotseawood, an Fhe Sorfh pIasee.
Five hasared Sioux aad cheyanmss are
q Big Lasamia en- their way 10 HaaiaeL.
ThsT are demanding supplies from Jhs
posts, t
Gen. Pops was at ". Keagney on Sat
aFdays but has sincs ten foe Nsws Nix
seo. @
Tbs EreightsE killed by lightning vas
nos matiiated a. Al hrse reported.
a tsamstsr was run svsf by his wssna
and horses, near Gotasnweod Springs,
and badly iajuEed.