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Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-11-23
BULL ARlLL A. A Good Reason for the Cap
 tain's Faith.
READ THE CAPTAINS LETTER AND THE
 LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.

LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.
 Benton Barracks, Mo, April 30, 1866. DR. JOHN BuLL-Dear Sir: Knowing the efficiency of your Sarsaparilla, and the heal ing and beneficial qualities it possesses, l send you the following statement of my case. was wounded about two years ago-was taken prisoner and confined for sixteen months. Being moved so often, my wounds have not healed yet l have not sat up moment since l was wounded l am shot through the hips. My general health is i'm ture. have more faith in your Sarsaparilla than any thing else. wish that that is gen. uine. Please express me half dozen bottles,
 CAPT. c. P. JOHNSON,
 St. Louis. Mo. P. s.-The following was written April 30, Capt. Johnson.
 Dn. BuLL-Dear Sir: My husband, Dr. c. S. Johnson, was skillful surgeon and physi- elan in Central New York, where he died. leaving the above c. P. Johnson to my care. At thirteen years of age he had a chronic di- arrhea and scrofula, for which I gave him your Sarsaparilla. lr CURED HIN. l have for ten years recommended it to many in New York, Ohio, and Iowa, for scrofula, fe- yer sores, and general debility. Perfect sue cess has attended it. The cures elected in ssme cases of scrcfuia aud feper pere aiwost miraculous. am very anxious for my son to again have recourse to your Sarsaparilla. He is fearful of getting spurious article, hence his writing to you for it. His wounds were terrible, but believe he will recover.
 Respectfully,
 JENNIE JOHNSON,
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-11-23
Read tho Following Certificates!

MEnrHis, Sept. 4, 1867. MANSFIELD & HI0BEY-
 Gentlemen: Having long suffered from chills and fever, and after having tried without effect, quinine. Ayers Aguc Cure and other chill medicines, was induced to take . bottle of your Texas Tonic Syrup, and after taking a few doses was en- tirely relieved and have not had 2 chill since. take pleasure in recommending it as safe and pleasant as we'll as speedy cure for the above named disease. H. B. T0MSON,
 No 43 South Court Square.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-11-23
MrNPHIs. Juno l. 1887.

AA MEMPHIS, Juno l, 1887.
 This is to state that was afflicted with Fe- yer and Ague of the most inveterste charac- ter for about two years. l tried many reme- dies, including large quantities of quinine, etc., without avail. l was finally induced to try the Texas Tonic Syrup-the result was that after taking the first dose, had ''chills no more," and am now rapidly recovering my health and strength. have sent two dozen of this valuable ague cure to my plantation at Milliken's Bend. Every planter should keep it on hand. II. R. AUSTIN,
 Formerly Sup Little Rock K. R.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-11-23

~we will take corn and other country products for subscription bring in your names.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-11-23

FOR SALE.-wagons, Flows, Cotton Presses, Cotton Gins, Horse Powers, Feed Cutters. Threshing Machines, Reapers and Mowers, Corn Shelters, and Plantation I'm plements generally. And large stock of Machinery of all kinds--Stationsry and Portable Steam Engines. Saw Mills, 6rist Mills, Wood sud Iron Working Machinery of ovcry description. ser2l-em
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-11-23

scy~Fer sale. a No. l Buggy-very low for cash or trade Call al this office.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-11-23

The proprietor of this celebrated medicine jnstly claims for it a superiority over all remedies ever offered to the public for the safe, certain, speedy, and permanent cure of Ague and Fever, or Chills and Fever, whether of short or long standing He refers to the entire Western and Southwestern country to bear him testimony to the truth of the as sertion, that in no case whatever will it fail to cure, if the directions are strictly followed and carried out. In q great many cases single dose has been sufficient for cure, and whole families have been cured by single bottle, With perfect restoration of the gen cral health. It is, however, prudent, and in every case more certain to cure, if it's use Is continued in smaller doses for week or two after the disease has been checked. more es- pecially in difficult and long-standing cases. Usually, this medicine will not require any aid to keep the bowels in good orderi should the patient. however, require cathartie medicine, sfter having taken three or four doses of the Tonic. single dose of BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS will be sufi- cicnt.
 DR JOHN BULLS Principal Office:
 No. % FiftA, Cross Street,
 LOUISVILLE, KY All of the above for sale by
 .J. M. BURNEY, cc,i2 DSS ARc ARK.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-11-23
PRDCE--O0e Dollar PCT Bottle. MANSFIELD & HIGBE E. IMPoRTEIss AND WHOLESALE DRua0rsrs & CHExIsrs, Nos. 3ol and 3o3 Main Street,
 MEMPHIS, TENN.
 sole Proprletors.

We alec easr for sale all goods In our line .t m.nufactursrs and lowest prices. Every article warranted as represented. Terms, net each or eisy acceptance sesd fora catalogue
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-11-23

soy- Divine services at Methodist church tomorrow.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-11-23
- LOCAL NEWS.
DE s A R O: SATURDAY, NOV. g, 1867
WHITE RIVER U. s. MAIL LINE.
 EMI-W EEK l. Y,

FROM MEMPHIS TO JAcKsoSroRr. s' COMMERCIAL -- Wv. ASHFORD, Master ROwENA JNO. B. DAVIS, Master.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-11-21

From 9 leading edisaial In the sew
York TTibHas Ws extsact the following !;
ss IL the Dsmocrati0 party wers In
powsr thsy scouia ssek, as ih<y do aow,
10 bring ahoss! the former relation be-
ireen saasser aad slars, deprive the
fseadmea vi thsss social and psiitieal
rights sealed to them By 8 martyrs
hloed.o
We deem It proper, Though No. .
menber Of the Dsmocrasirs sparsy1 70 dis-
svow, Ger the Saakharn people, the charge
nadein the liaes italicised above. We
havs documents circulating ia gAis see
tions in which IL il opssly charged thai
IL the Democrats party should regain
power, the negroes will agsio be anaIav-
ed, Isis By zach fslsehoods thas the
Radicals hope to secure tie .apdiEided
support OF the black population ef. the
South: but Mr. Greeley, ishs has ses.e
reputation for fairness. should be slow
20 give bis sanction ato such an empty
charge. He oeght to know hesseF. IL
would be no sdvantsge 10 the Dezoeratie
party Of the North 20 have slavery reyiv-
ed ia the South. Nons whatever. They
ows their temporary dsfsas Ia the Nssth
70 their connection with is as o nasioBaE
party. They know this very well, and
nobody knows It better than sir. Gresly.
Lie knsxs that they could net carry .
single Stale of ths korthi IL they would
asow sseh purpose. Slavery can never
DO revfsed In any eonntFy where h has
been abolished, much loss in the UniteS
States.
As we have no DcGoeraiie party Ia
sAs ssEtAs sEs oz-g O. orgaDixsd sonssR.
vasiss party, made up OF the great aass
Of oar Waite population, ready 10 ael
With any party noTsn thai apholds the
Constitution and opposes the party Of
reyolution,- such purpose csaRok be
attributed 10 as. No Ssulhern man in
bis senses ever dreams thas slavery viii
be .gsstorea hsFes. and very fss evsn a..
sire Il, GoyeEaer Wise veil said g sThsy
havs boeu eznsucipassa ~ yell ~ the
blacks" and they are not disposed 20
take the baFthsns which Il Imposed, upoa
shais shsasidefs again. Dir. aresly is, or
saghs 70 be informed upon this sahjsst,
aad for lhs gsks CT common deseesy,
sboald refrsin from indulging 10 snoh
gross misrepresentation. - LyactbIg
PsrsinfaH.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-11-21
! Radical yisw Of Rsdiosl Prinoi-
uIas

The CineInnalI Gem asssriai o strictly
!" ioyaio organ, devoted TO the hasissss
OF making Salmon 2. Chase presidsst,
thss expeunds tbs s'pFi1sipfsss af tss
radiszl party. There 10 meas In IL fsr
sObsr ssdsssions Plsase mastisass " eli.
gentleman, bsfore swallowing,
= They viii remedy the financial evil
at once BY psssiog the law, several tImaa
proposed by Ns Sssssas, taas green
backs shall b. ss good % gold. Thsp,
IL there are persons whe asks = psemiam
90 gold, they can be hanged ~ traitors.
That's the simple radical poiies for the
speedy ssssleneet Of the GnanefaI cues.
fiun. The aext thing is shs sqaallEeim
pie and radical measure Of ceiling the
land of The Soalhern States Included IL
military districts, ct aacsion, TO pay tbs
rstional dehl. Thai silI aloss % tbs
repablieaa basiness. Al for the North
esn elections going away, that il - be
remedisd hy law 81 QpBgrsss rnfrau
ehisiag all tEs blacks apd prahabiY ~
act disfranohising slI bar atTiesiy loyal
whites. Then there will Be no more
trouble about eieelians. Ths President
ID, Of course, 70 be igpeaehed and e.:
pended from once, aud Ben Wade viii
use the tsesidency ia the next eampa ign,
for the aseeadensy of Republican psisei-
pies. Congress haYing the Iight 70 dGside
on the qualifications of its members, ne
nan, who 10 not supporter of Dir.
fhaddsus Stevens, viii be allowed to
have a seass Thep, as, Air. Stevens u
operating outside Of tie Constitution,
and Congress mas ail sssaful power, II
might as well assume thg duties Of the
Electoral College, and etsrt President
Tor life, or during good hehAEier, or 6x
bis ssrm At forty ye4Es, uish poser 20
appoint his successor. Thea we might
fence the country in wirh pfohibite'y
taFiff--pretsetiRg laoos as will as Pi-
sAl, By psssisg an end 70 emigration from
the down tsodden population uf Ferope.
as veil as the introduction of the prod.
ucss of panper labor aud then We must
redare shss hoaEs sf labor 10 four 10
swsnsy- foaEs gisiog The labaripg nar
twenty hours of cash day TO improve his
mind asd body, in his library and bed.
chamber aud thea We shall have eola-
pIetsd, rounded -ont, fall, oshsd, happy
counsEy, where thgE4 will 6s na clicked
70 trouble, and NO seary 30 want rest
and We shah all sing. Hail C0Iumbia
happy land, sntil time shall be no mere." I"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-11-21
The Issues.

Abs isapertshs qaest IONS, the masa la-
sus whieh powsoeuupy ttLe popular MIND
ii sAs north are lhs nRtionsI dsls ; Ehs
dppsesslvs puFden Of public takss, nsde
duably oppressive By The wasteiulnsss
and dlsbousssy " public Lheialsi she
" gisdem 10 anansial and every other
aspect, Of eoHsigning TIN states, that
ougls 20 pay one. third Of ths pablie Ess-
&C ass, 10 san polisieal domlnasioa of nes Z
ggeee- --thsss a,sd athaF seighty nattsFs
s. Isesehs aanaSga II lbs psepls / aaf the
old fssaes presioas tossor during sbe war.
Thsse Says ended -noN bsgins nss era
~-a struggle for The very life sad sxis-
sence Of Tie natlon - ) fsea naiioa--
saeh nation as oar patrietis fosefAIhers
saGended Ii should be. There are uow
but two organi.stieAs, The asMossass
and the radicals! The former 10 as
tioHai party IA sysspagsJ xiib shs vital
lssues thaE eoseeEn The ipatloa. Les as
then hare hut enc organixetiou, oue
party Of all those whe for thFss years
&ad more have been thinkssg sL.ke en the
rital question OF The boar. "a
Let no conservative or old Whig De
frightened al The nams Of drmocrss. =
rhsTe IL nothing iD; pames neErly !; bat
everything in principles. The vssy graz
eel considerations dictate this aesIoa al
the preseHt moment, Uuder lhe coarse
of Fadicalism there 10 nov seaIse yga-
sige left VI the goEernmeus Of car faith
ere.
Is there aisloyalty IN tbs deuoerasie
paIty2 Is thiasirueP Are lheH nos Icy
al TO rigLl principles2 Ras ere apl sse
zGtieal leaders truly disldyai 7 DistSyai
I'sa, liberty and lA%--to constitutions
goTeramsLt--7lo justice and modcIasion.
| The rebels attempted ~ destroy the gov
srbmen. in 1861. They failed, in this /;
| the radical congress- has succeeded. Ii
has oveEtbrown the eoBssitution, and de-
syoysd liberty la one half OF the union,
and unless their CAREER Of usurpalioa is
arrested, win ere long do tbs same for
the other balf. Ths Faaicals are lssal is
uoshibg bas there uwn haa passioass 10
malice. ~ revenge, 10 injustice, 30 the love
OF poser and le violence. patrisss
shoald anhesisasbngly be feand 10 sym-
patty and action With thai org aniE tiou
| whiah Esrs the Hnbss hopefaI prospecs
foE puIsiag down the radicals.
Brutus ihonght be could pat death In
the one ere, and honor 10 the ether, pre-.
vIdeGi il vas for shs ssgeaeral good" We
ask them to act wish that patty that car
bring order out Of disorder snd - sesipr
-with that party HAS Ia Tor lsw. Ga
=esfs gns ArsHs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-11-21
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

DIST,
2 Van BaEsa, Joel Brows.t Seth
Craig
Davis, J. ID. 6arrssIt WA. G viii.
sou
1 Appanooss, Brannoek Phillips
S Wayne, Wm. Glasgow
6 Decatur, II W Peak
! Des Asinss, R0hs Aieo, 4 @ Ad,
ANS
8 nsnry, Up Granssan Jacob Tlsrs
Q Jefferson, John Hayden A q FaileF
10 wapeilo, Ohsa. Dadieyf 8 z
CHlewelI
Ii Monroe, A A Ramssy
IL Lucas, y ID Whselyr
Is Clarke, B&relsy Bursovs
Il Page, Jos. Ursmer -
Is Fremont, Chas O Derry
Is Miils, j I Stone
II Louisa, Albert E!hs
Is Washington, j b Atilss u Good,
speed
10 Keoknk. ] Morrison js., Wm. Hart
sock
20 Mabaska, Chas Stanley Thes Bal.
q Marion, B G Rowsn DR.. .:eaeham
- Tarren, liSEk ADasheills
g Madisons Bsnj. z Murray
"a Poitawattamis. LssaMdef " Bab
bal
IS Mussatino, Sam. MsSustt r N
Burnstgt
26 J6hason, John p Lis5 Jacob
Hfnrxsssau
27 iowa Abraham Bolton
2S pevesheik, Leonard Y Parker
% Jasper, Merritt w Aiwoodr
30 Polk, ] II Hatch, yohn 4 kassou
81 Dallas, IseFsy Lsmbers
81 Scots, ~ RUaLrsI CHkss KKLLKg,
" NC DAVIS
33 CIinsoa, Aylett r Gotten Chas. G
ss TFuadeii cHAs LETsfSswElG
81 Joaes, Joe RsssslG1 Jnn Mckeanf
IS Usdar. Nm. 5 1hsee u 2 SheIdon
81 &aekson, jao a q, slx L w WSsaart
81 Lisn, Adam Perry, VIZ BLKAeH
3S Beaten, j w Tracer
80 Tamas James Hilson
40 Aarshall, Ben w Johnson
Al Daaaoas, T 8 Wilsoaf n 3 Lock.
rood J 3 LongasUslsss Dsnats
Doaaeraa
A Dsiawazs, cammipgs saabesn
43 Bashsnau, PC Wileex
"a Blaek Hawk, Gsorgs 0Eaway
IS uasaiH, Taos y Knapp
i6 Elayson, Horace HasnIisan, ] Nsx-
bsry 2 g Bailey
II rayssss, Aafsa Rrssa. CARTS p
Eess
40 BFemss, D r Waillsg
40 Uhichasaw, VIM Tueksr
BY AIanakess 2 q Wviehtt Geo 4
81 aIsss.Asis. . . wllll.a.f ] r
SO Boone, j Orr 81
So sscry. Jas Hacshovn
I, 81 Floyd, Wilbs sfexes r 9aylefd
k9 HsFrlsoh, Shsfhy, Jos n Snligh
30 Misahsli, Hawasas j II Brespf
81 Sioax, H'1rIsa, Bssnss Vista, Chs.
rokse, Lys&, 0sssoIA, Eli JoEnspD
bs Dicksasons Ennsts, Clsy Pale Al
-, Rodexiek Il Snilh
SO Ussro Gufdo, Hasth Winnsbsges
kossnth. Dhats " Tsnng
90 Mos1busy, laA. Ga, Plymssshs y
al wSeAs, n.nslsss, Fs.atlin, Haa-
! ses4, Jso u nuassx
ea Wsfsssr, ppsksHsasse 0aIhezans
Hambofds. Ehmnsi Esess y
- nossssy C,sssfssds 0srssil Sta
{ phsE TiIlssa ss4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-11-21
The Duties, on lrnpeEts- Mhat Is
Taxed.

The Aaauees of the eeaasry. and The
taxes laid upon geoda imported TO the
United States, is an impogtsut question,
bad Is one which coneernA the whoie
country. Taxes should be levied main
u spun articles Of iuxury, silks, broad
cloths and wines. Our own indnsary
should be protected, and thns diversity
our products and inerease our wealsh.
iAis true that under the existing iaws
the taxes on imported gooos are levied
mainly sup n articles OF lcxury, such as
silk, hroadoloEhs ana wines, and are paid
by those most ably 20 paysn The ques-
tiou 10 especially Interesting apa impog-
Eantao the peopie OF the United Ssasss.
Ii is Bot true. The statistics of the eas-
som houss will aas make the statement
good. According 20 the terms Of the lay
tbe taKes levied upon imported siiks are
from thirty Are tosixty per cent.s prob
ably averaging City per cent. advaiorem;
upon broadelosh, uoier the rEaaQklg
enacted mwv4 a'Hd wO6fen tarfM ah6us
sIxty per cent. These are articles OF
luxury, undoubtedly. Lea us see how
mach Of the one hundred and sevesty.
zine millions Of gold revenue IL derived
from them. OF wpolsn cloths valos5
above two dollars per sGaase gard, sss
GLIDING broadeltths, there wefeimp6rted
during the fiscal year, 1856, si39. 1853.
OF woolea eloths Yalued as lssa than two
dollars per Fauara yard there we're In.
ported $l6, 4i5.026. The revenue de-
rived from ihS ss!exnfien'' 10 wooIen
sloths abeut sSs 60, aad Ne rsvsaaa
derived from cdarser fabrics, 80 se67 900.
The importaGiohs of ebeap woolen dress
goods, valued as less thsn thirty cent?
per yard, wsse Si2,6l2,Igs, and Of
worsted nAnsfaeaares, 1855, ,ssl.-
The proportion OF the rsvenas derived
from bFoadeloihs and other articles Of
luxury, as compared withthces mannfac.
tas sof uool whieh may bestrlctly called
neeessaries, is about a. one in kfty. The
duty on imposted salt, which may be
called 8 necessity. Is someshere from
100 10 l60 psr esAs, and the Eesenao de-
rived from il isten tines grBater tbani
thar derived from broadclosh.
The average duty on wines articles af
lnxarylls about fhirty Ave per cent. and
me value imported 10 1855 waa SI,s2s,
sT2, Furnishing 4 rssenue Of about $I,-
s66, 900. The dutY % iron and steal
tsfsicles Of aseessisy1 ranges from 40 TO
i5oper esrit. Asd tie ilny oFtsiiuns wege
absat &c, 600 poo, furnishing 4 revenue
or morssthauS II, 600 900.
The country does derive sbnsidssakssi
revenue from silks. the average duty
being Hfsy per cent. and tbs impofiasions
| aha.sF &9T fA1N 600 TIA sa1rn~a amfv
on sostou goods, howessF, if - hiSh -
ovet 80 600 0o0.
ssseaas from aasies % impssts IL derss-
ID frem articles OF nesssSist, fstsnaas
am0ng which are tee, spAse md sugar.
Nexs 10 these d impoEssreas 4sEe seo1su.
cotton ard li4su goods, r<td neevjses
tases. dfags .snd aAs1lE lEAls, hIdss ard
taaa Aax - fJn1effx saad Xs0ks. 81
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-11-21

TEx DEAo P4RfY.-A eorfeappadsas
furnishes tbs fellewiags dtalOs y sAish
hs says be sverhssrd, . frx days sgs, il
tbs neaghborhoed OF the Hill. kesMasu o
Democras and prominent EsdicAl
Radical -'s Hos are you, Mr. B--rt
You Democrats have Tasaer ssrsssd as
sais yeax.n y fl II
Dsmacral =" Yes, rather 40. Dss'a
ysu thiak pc haTs dons pretty wsk Esrs
dead pariyp'' st II
Radsoai- sDsad, The devil. | sssa aas
smart uen .sams sizas sinee, thss Il sh&T
we're depending en- saessss GO tkxxsossaa
that tbs o. moerasie party yea dsssa, sksy
would fnd themselyss Eaistak61
Democrat Tasn yo4 4sdonS Il sAAak ss
are dead s'' tt#HH
Raafeal-sD Dead If the pasta iadeaa,
Il fights the best battle Of any seggse I
ever hssr1 or, anid | don't likx ID as-
knowledge thst eur rarty has hsaA whip-
ped oil over the ssaHtFy by sSESsa-a -
Democrat IS goa ara missaksas Yen
beat US In Lonisiana aad yirgtraA-
Radiedl--ssYee, the niggsrs beat the
whife msn, down there; hut Iaen's like
that aay batter than soa do, and u this
is the way thugs are going, there sill bs
d--d Tss Rhise people ID tbs Repabli
eaa party Ia ano her yraf is fsin DO b
isdnAoDd eorprp. But son'sss there sh
Pssrios and Usiom.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-11-21
io,sa tssisIesrrs -.
aENArR.

. SENATE.
Iss Dist. Lea ssounss .kas<pa asl
s.sa,s N. b. Hsas<s.
ii dat. Yae Rsfsa : Eiiab nsais
9Th Dist. Davis II O Tfsverse
4sh pist. Appsuooss = Madiso4 D
ssA DisA wsyss,Lasas Cls.ks Vail
esA pIss nanrse-Es, i BIN
/ 7sh Diss- RInggolds Dseasnt-Is Isass
w Keller
ssA D.ss. Taiisr. Page. Aaans, Ua-
ioa, Monsg,msty. ~ b
9th Dist. rrsn ri ) mi. ! : ss,Iis. asss4~as.
samis, Cass- ! r Caaada
IosA DID. Dee Aoines Chas, L
Matshigs
llsh Dist. usarE- Theroa " Weol.
seLs
Iash Dlss. JsiFsrsoa Absal q Pisrss
lssh Dlss. WapeIlo-A II usailion
Use fjfst. Lcuisa J NJ RSbsfsAen
ISsh Dfss. Washiogson GraEyille O
BsBnats
10th Dist. Mnscatins--J A Parvias
I7sh Dist. Keskak-J . johnson
lssh Dist. Mahaska j b Eesdham
Igsh Diet. MaSian-Thoa. MeMillanf
20sh uiat. Hagren- Geo. = afifslh
2fss uiss. Madison, Adair, Dallas
Gashris -Jos. b Resds
e2d Dist. Saoes--A M Larimers
MAEHRsTos w CoNEs
23a Dist. UIinseu--Jahn Ii Smith
2Ith Dist. Cedar w p Wolf
2sth Diss. Jobae e. Sam Fl Fairali
10Th Dist. IoSa, rowesheik = Mat
thew Long
9th dat. Jasper -~JohR Meyers
2Ssh dat. Polk Jonathan W uattells
29sh dat. Jackson-~L B Dtahala
S0th Dist. Jones' 8 S FarNslls
Slst Dist. Linn lobt. 'Smith
aga Dist. Benton, TaAa- las Chapin
3Sd Dist. Marshalis Hardin y Wells 5
Rice
sab Dist. Daeuqae- b B Richards
M KsoilT
35th Diss. DsiaMars-J Jos. Crimes
36sh Dist. Buchanan, BEemes-W q
Donnan
3Tth Dist. Clayton Homer E Newsl
3Sth Dit. Fnyette-Wm. Larabee
39sh Diss. Frankii0, Butlsr, Grundy,
Cerro. G9rdo-M TeTTLE,
4Oth Dist. Blaekhamk - Powers
Ali Diss. Alanakss-L L Fsllosrs
AID Dist. Winueshsik-H II @ Buliet
Ash Dist. Floyd. Mitchell, Howard,
Chiokaaaw- Iaha q Pat
terson9
Alb Dist. Boone, Hamilten, Story.
GgeeBe-- Isaac j Mitchell
ASH dat. Worth, Ninneb ugO, Kos-
i suth, Emmpts, Diekisson,
Clay, Palo Alge, Hancock.
Wright, nambolt, Pocahon.
fss, Rneua Vista, Sac, Cal
haun, Webster - Theodors
Hswley.
46sh Dist. Harrisas, Shslby, A1da-
- bon, Carroll, lyss Eat'i,
hsnoua, he9dbary, iasl
Chssokee, Rlymsushr Sioux
o'Bsioa, Lyon, osoesla--
Addisoa 0IiTer.s
[Repablieans in Roman, 39i Demo
casa 10 HaIic 4; Independents and pso
pls's, SMALL Cars =
Holding sEsls
Re-elecsed.t
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-11-21

c The. Mes York Herald ST. Thsme
as correspondents gfTes further parafss-
lgrs % the disasters bv Tba tsrzihas
hnfsieanaa ghers j. sas ssmaa dwsEEfag
on abe islaed lhas has not saEasssA
Many houses hare 10 roofs. The spasal
be cf the poor classes Hsre ieveaea -
shs grossd, and thsrs hase Aaan ks ssda
a., eady over ans huodrsa psrsora wke
yers killed e1 shore, aud q 1iks Esu@haE
Isase hses vsundsd aad mzimed. kyeHy
frx moments the harbof thross Enq tAs
dead, nu1 it is eue consinaal yastxing Of
esihas thseugh lhs stFseks. s0ssg SOC
persona we're drowned, and il sosas easasl
not soul is living 70 reIets wssd re-
garding their resatss.
Ths Steamer Nys SO sonls- The
steamer Rbone, cat Of l5u, 2l ~ass sas-
ed. Tha Spanish steamer .CsaDagsa,
whose heroic captain, sailor, bsvs3
many lives, loss III ous OF %. The
Ameriean ahip, cspsstn sprasaas had
has csptain asd one man saved. In fact
there 10 hardly vessel bat can repors
some OF her crew Enissirg. Men wese
lifted bodily from shore aad carried %
. watsrY grave; nut wharf per q
lIghtss lslsfs- usases wsrs eszxisd ass
thousand [ L.000l feel Ia the air; The
streets ara six inehes deep with bricks,
sIlss, shutters nasi doors. Nsariy svrs
srss 10 upsoeted. The Euglish sfssmsI
Colsmbisa juss aFTiTsA Eith 200 pack
ages Of dyy goodss sna was ssnk IN lesa
than three hoars after anchorfng. Eigb4
millions of dollars will not pay the losss
Merchants suffered heavisy wisa rails, as
saps OF stores wsrc Oh. Up 10 dAas SO
persons have been buried Of thpAe whs
Lost their lives ia tha harrieans.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-11-21

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wars hAs desiasa shas AAs Uisil xixhss
Aes il nnll and yeia. The qpsssisn
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was sens ap frs@ tbs QsAxssx sssssssns,
A sogrssresasns sl lhsaAxa sA4s
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Weostes held shs aes, % fax asis a.
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Iasees or msdsol geoesAaxe II ne esAss
asarts, absolutely said. Jassiss Wales
said, ia sssp Of come dseisisns and alss
CT bis ewn impressssns. he Wss ineaihea
10 hold O eoasrAry spisisa Ap8 % fsll-
se arxamaes akss mIghs be ekaaksd.
IL vas therefore saied shas skestssass
~ the State ramaiasd snazsesea ~ shs
elyil rights act ia stkss words, skas is
10 ssll asa soia 20 fss - u gsssmpss 70
isssrfsrs Nlsh The jaaisisl sysssns u the
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