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Bow There was a row of some.
s1ss at negro ball, on Thursday
insight. on Water Street, the exact ma
Hsrs or extent of which could not be
Earned There were probably no Sc
rapas results. .E13dEc lfta bi
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LOCAL NOTICES.

TIN PLATE.-A large stock of Tin
Plate, of assorted sizes and quality,
in store and to arrive, which we offer
fer sale at lowest figures.
WOODROW, REITZ x CO.,
-4 New Iron Store, 81 Main St.
dec2S.
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Both the Chdptey and the Masters
Lodge have been working successfully
since, and have added largely to their
numbers. 1t was in this Chapter,
and on its first organization, that an
individual, well known in the last
generation, not only IN the West, but
over thew whole continent-the singu-
lar. eccentric, talented and iaborious
/ ltinerant preacher, the Rev. LO-
renZo D3w-was- exalted TO the de-
gree of, " RoEal Arch Mason. la
making his appointments he travelled
for the most part on foot He
preached In the. open air to crowds
thai listened TO him; some times from
the steps Of tkelCourt House; some
times from a dry-goods box, at the
corner OF the streets. HIS appoint
iments were made month5 before, and
hundreds OF miles distant, yet he
never failed to meet them punctually.
He crossed the ocean, travelled GA
IRELAND, preaching to thousands who
gathered 10 hear him. He was de-
voted to the Order, and made him
self known as Mason wherever he
went. A remark of his was That
Masonry. made man better for this
world, whereas Christianity alone
prepared him for the next"
The. number of Chapters, and
Lodges IN indiana, created since the
fest dspensation to- the : Vincennes
Lodge and its. organization in 1909,
is, | believe, as follows:
Chapters 62
Lodges -....... ......-..352
A - . E
Master Masons...-.-. ............lS, 26o
Whole number 80. ................. ,547
eAFl these have sprung up from the
nucleus at Xincennes. This small
band of brothers, organized there, in
the early part of the present century,
gave life and being to upwards Of four
hundred Chapters and Lodges. u 40
organizedi Ia Indiana. Like the " star
in the East that led the Israeiites
in their wanderings through the
Desert, so even now, the Light of
Masonry " is spreading It's benefcent
rays In lands then atHkao1on- West
toard-the march of Empire, Civiliza-
ton and Masonry. are making their
way, and where once stood the wig
vans Of the Indians, the Temples of
God and the Lodges of our Order
have taken their places, and so it will
be, from, the Atlantic to the Pacific,
when Companions and Brothers can
give the Word and Grip, making
themselves known aszNISJns, whether
in the 8 Light Of Day. or the dark
ness of Ntdnight."
At the conclusion of the grafton,
Rev. Bowden offered Up an appropri-
ate prayer, and the benediction was
pronounced.
Marshal Butterfeld announced that
as it was raining, the procession for
returning to the hall would be dis
pensed with, and the assemblage was
dismissed, highly pleased and deeply
edited.
The following has been sent us by
the Committee Of Arrangements:
Theyunders igned in behalf of the
Masonic Orders of Evansville, hereby
return the thanks of the Fraternity
to the Hon. John Law, for his inter
esting and Instructive lecture. and
also to the Society of the Walnut
Street Presbyterian Church, for the
use of their Lecture Room, on the
27th7inst. s3l1i - ~
WIN. E. HoBLINGswoRTH,
ALEX SHARRA,
a. J. LAVENDER,
T. w. SIMPSON,
| S. S. Fro YER,
! JIG. FARRow,
| .,lzrz A. j. -CoBBURN,
! IEsy CHAs Fl. BUTTERFIELD,
t'7'7 H Cena. of Agrangensents.
T REcoRRER's CoURT.-There was
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AMONG the new goods daily arriv-
ing at HUGHEs's, No. 46 Main Street,
are some beautiful Dress Goods and
a lot of new style and very fine Furs.
Call and see them. French Merinos,
in all colors, lower than ever.
dec11-tf
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RT Remember your Christmas din
ner will not be complete without
Stiler's celebrated salt water oysters.
WM CALDWELL, Agent,
dec21-tf No. 8 First Street.
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Neurological Observations.
@a Biological observations, taken daily
6 A. NJ. NOON g r. M. DfID'T.
Izarn onleter....- 40o q CO.. 5Oe - $50
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1Iilsoard's Helir Needles, an Patent
Wrappers, are superior to all others.
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HoGs.-The pork packing is about
oyer in thia city. or at least nothing
&ns been doing for several days past,
GEing, probably, to the warm weather
and low prices. 1t is estimated that
ast over half the pork in the vicinity
of this city has yet found its way into
s&s market. The scarcity of money
3 operating on the trade, too, and
DEALERS who have been shipping have
MT realized returns yet.
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- LOUISVILLE.-Every Monday and
tEaamvdaY at 10 o'clock Am. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 6
sItG9aek p. NJ.
~ CAIRo-DaiIy, except Sunday, at 3
aseIszRSiE P. M.
- GREEN RIvER.-Ev Every Wednesday
EBaa Saturday at o'clock p. NJ. Every
7HnSzEay and Thursday at o'clock P. N.
TO EAsTPoRT. = Every Tuesday and
gEzszaF at4 O'Clock p. NJ.
ID HEgDERSON-Daily, except Sundays,
zNs ee1Ock Pm.
TSWAsHvILLE-Eve Thursday at four
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3 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

HAsekpOrt Stage (via Newburgh and Boom
Fsz8e,l carrying the mail, leaves at z A. M,
~ Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
arrives by P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
sEzscs ga 6urdays.
BsW Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
SAEJ and Fridays at A. NJ. Arrives Tues
Bays and Saturdays by 4P. NJ.
LIZ Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
l5sEa StTndays) att Am. Arrives daily lex
xsrt SIlndays) by 2 Pm
70 NEwBURG.-HacK daily Except Sun
2ss75l fronaa the Merchants Hotel, at 3
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Machines Use C7ark's Spool cotoa
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B1- Read Warren & Conyngtons
notice Of Christmas Goods at cost.
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Ladiesl use CIark's Spool Cotton.
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Clark's Spool Cotton is the best.
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Ten Per CENT PREMIUM. lin con-
sideratiOn Of removal to our new
store, No. 90 Main Street, about the
10th-of January, we will, for the next
fifteen days, make, in addition to our
already reduced prices, discount of
ten per cent. on all cash sales of so
cents or upwards. Prices guaran-
tced as low as any house ia town.
New York Store, opposite the Opera
House
dec24 dot j. T. & s. A. COOLIDGE.
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GRAND HOLIDAY LUNcH AT, THE
PARLOR SALOON.-Oysters. turkey,
venison, roast pig, and al other deli
cacies of the season, free for every
body Best Egg-nogg and Tom and
Jerry Call, one and all, at ODER
DORFER IL AsHLY's,1 No. 81 Main
Street. Magnificent Lunch every
morning. a- dec25 3t
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Take none other than Cards Cotton.
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Mla0ard's Needles for sale everywhere.
REMOVABLE. S. w. Thompson
has removed his office to the Opera
House, up stairs All claims and ac-
counts of Bray & Thompson are in
his hands for settlement. dec18-w2t
Coughs, Bronchitis and Consumption
. CURED BY
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM.
nov26 -4wd&w
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TIRE Haj.. and indianapolis.
s1J8 fERRE HAU4iE.
$40 and Mississippi Railroad.
FROM 4TNoENNEs.
INUEN n ElS,

Going East. Going W.T..
2 20 p NJ sos p Af
zEess ......... ............. 80 N 8: O5 A d
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Coughs, Bronchitis and Consumption
Hand sewing try lni1loard's Needles.
Milward's Needles are the best.

MlIWard 5 NeedIes are the best.
HOLIDAY Presents. will, for
thirty days, sell Watches, Jewelry.
Silver and Plated ware and Clocks at
10 per eeut. advance on cost; am de-
sirous of selling out my stock and
quitting the business. Call in at
Louis Bittrolfs and satisfy your
selves that this is no empty pretense..
Remember the place is No. q Main
street, one door above First.
deco DIV
Bg~ Ruled onion skin paper, for
foreign correspondence, both note and
letter size can be found at the jour
NAL Office.
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Observation-Disclosures licenses
were issued to the following named
persons 5aAfiRg the week ending De-
cember 18th; g; E. Ludyina to Mary
r. KeifeE; Vim. Wagner to Annie
Prilbrious; A. Thompkins to Polly
L yles;t Ben. Greer to Mary Windsor;
S. ---EIiza@G.-H Howard AR.
thur Hofrshter to Annie Swarzi Fred.
Guth TO Caroline Schur; Geo. Fender
10 llEaAey R.lKidibaa 2 Lewis Frank
to Hannah Wifi Avis. Mills to
ENNIS Hfns6n; Edwin J Baker to
Medora Gross; Theodore Mofitt to
Cord9iia. .Rs3bs, i55sat4sa - .Asz
. 41z4fs.s {
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Garb's Spool Cotton is 6 Cord to 80.
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Opp FELLOWS HALL.-The Odd
Bellows Hall in this city is undergo
ing some material changes, and will
Be re -papered and re-carpeted, and
shen completed will be one of the
5est arranged halls in the State. The
carpet is very fine one, and when all
she repairs are done. and changes
made, the order may well feel proud
Of it. t.-
New Books. On the fourth page
sill be found a number of notices of
new books just received from the
publishers through John H. Scott,
Who is well supplied with all of them.
They will be found very appropriate
presents for the holiday season.
FIGHT.-A dispute arose between a
couple of individuals yesterday even
ing, on the corner Of Main and First
Streets, but, fortunately, with no seri-
Gus results. One man, got tumbled
IN theFgnttsr, while the otbeF received
> few scratches in the face. The par
lies were sepa ated, aud q fserwards
Eppeared peaeearle eaqagil,a5sl5' Z
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SfR4iots AoetDESr. = Yesterday
evening Mr.. Heing, Of the firm of
BI66met & H@;ng, had the misfor-
tame to get his hand badly mutilated
by a rip saw, while zwerking. in their
factory, Z near iar the lower market. The
little finger Of his left hand was cut
of. entirely. the next finger at the
second joint, and the middle finger at
the first joint, and part of the flesh
i, of the fore finger was also cut away.
1t was dressed by Drs. Bray and Day +;
and, notwithstanding it was serious
wound, it is believed that he will yet
have the use of his hand sufficiently
RI Clr-work---
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lfil0ard's Needles for sale everywhere.
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RATERoAD TIMF-aAB =
EVANSVILLE and GrswiOrds .lt.

SONG NORTH.
Leave Arrive. Arrive
Evansville. VinceuH e.. Z. Haul
Assam od't'n, ) 30 A Bi 10:Z7 = II 4:15 P ~
nszgl.......... 900 A 1i II :41.A n zoo p Nj
TBE1ssmf1es &C :34 p n =. N 5000
fSHTx1E fAlt , Z az 90
r-- Leave Leave Arrive
Lerre Hau.e. Fincennes. EVtile.
Si1zeepnes Ae ...........-t z s02 AN l9;yO AM
HEsaEnts 3 Ac. fi;ssl a bit u 80 p d 9:S6 ? Dc
a. a-.....-.... O. r n Z 20 P N 10: u r A
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REcoRRER's CoURT.-There was
but one case adjudfcated before the
Recorder yesterday. Oran Scott, a
man Of coler, who keeps a whisky
shop and boarding house on Water
Street, 3chaiged Norris Wing with Gre
ating a disturbance in his house On
evidence. it appeared that Oran
was slightly mista ken, and, to set tie
matter right, Scott vas required to
pay certain COSTS which he did, and
'seeAedj clad enough to, get off that
well. '-A 20
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-31
Mare MORA laeas.

The f9ilo~ipg il-paiA from The Capt.
TAI OF the laIsn il iatef fssiug
Washington, "a.
The Retrenehment iay-slis .gtiau con
Enitte haye requested she Secretary of th
Treasure to suspend !, IL, Cuk, Chi (
u the currency hlaruaa. CLARK shogs
is disposition 90 pbs4tuet lhe exam
ination Of sti4irs in bis depar- rneni. III.
refuses to submit his books and records
for inspection or 70 testify uhdsr ostb.-
The impression il current an org the Pub.
Ii, tas cannteffeis bonds bays o.izina led
sqmEwaere in ths Treasury a p4rtn nc.
The attention Of the reading eonmup-
ily il directed TO the above telegram. II
IL ens m0re indication of The reckiue
r5ttenness of FadicaIisr.
Il wlil be reEaembexse that Ithas rink Of
Puritan perfection. Mr., CIatk, was long
since, By Congrss2Isaal goramisase'
convicted Of being an Adaig. rer and ths
bead Sultan Of Al IIb n use haren Ia The
Treasury debaEimaat. r
But . the party feubdai upon a erea:
moral idea" persiste4 IN keeping him ia
position and ty be ttuars u. one.
laW" prevented his rssaasal By shs Pres.
ident. .#Ht
The untold Mi liaua 0f Couptes fsj. 7.30
Bonds seeEs to ta sa9qt % Ead thsFr aa-
thor sofdew here 81 Ia4 sanity IF ene pi-
Gus Mr.. Clark. Aa5rask1 Cng Nrs'
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The Iosss Railrosd Interests

The DavsHpcrs Gssslss hiss very in.
assssiiug article spos sAs soaakioa OF
iows'a naiiFosd Improvements. We
copy fEesa The article The leading facts,
from wbicA shs reader wali gaiaa BIRDIE
egg visw Of tbs ass &srk Of Railroads
completed and In progress. II saJs:
The Des Moincs VALLEY road bas
reached The eaIisal, aud ID uow doing
a extraordinary bnsiness- Fhs Barring
soa and Aissonri has pushed lts lice inso
CLARKE CanasE beyond lac cenEeg of the
Slate and ID steadily aisanc1ig. The
Ctisago and Raek Island has Dot taken
iis usual rect, having reached a given
point, bat 10 beiug exteadsd rapidly be.
POND Des Moines. The Chicago md
Northwestern, long since completed to
tas Missouri river, 10 Fesping lAe reward
OF lie energy and doing 90 immense
business. A liRe to connect this road
With Des Msiaes, striking Il at Amss
Station, Is noN being strongly urged at
The capital, The Dabaqae and aiorE
City rests at Iowa Falls.
AL Of tbs above named roads, With
the exerptt,n eE The Das Moines Valley
read, Siil have their terminus here in
Gouaeil Bluff, and to these may be add.
ed The CoaueiI Biuas and ST, Joseph
Railroad, which II new finished over
fifty miles south from this city and daily
sraina ruoaing over the same, and the
Unisn Pacific Railroad, which starts
from Ihs western boundary Of this cisf,
and is now finished for FIVE huHdred
miles west from its starting point, max.
isg seven railroads, all OF which have
their terminus here, snd faar Of uhieh
now have ears running upon them 10
this point.
10 view VI these facts, who will net
admit that CcUScIL RLUKFs 10 to be the
great railroad center OF the West ?
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pastf ID, part Of II. ss Ftch and lssIua-
bic as sny shs sun shsaes apon. 1hs
great loxer El@tss salEsg, Ii AssisaIars
Is region Of uasnSpasssa fertility. The
atmosBhsra VI abs eros,s w tst ID Of the
ppress and nnss krasing ehaFaster.
Lard 10 to ba Bad for the mere tFoubis
OF taking il, under tho homessesA Law !;
ey cae be parshased of tie rAilwsg eoa ;
panf for neat Co nothing Germ, raised
@iGAout labor almost, sylIs assy here for
~ 20 s. PR busaek asd petstees a
similar rates. Lab lrsFs at E9unsil Buff
obtain $3.50 per day, gad stili higher
Rages farther weat. Eksled labor, Gf
course, 10 greatly in hessaad, and re-
eeiTes large wages. 8 ahAa Of fmmigta
tion pouring into che SsnntrS will long
taatntain this prosperity Cities and vii.
lagos are spgingioE % with rspidity
that appears magieB4. There are et
least tSFes OF feur phases thss must grow
int large sowns. Iho4q which struck us
as The most promising s4inrs we're Coun-
eli Bluff, losa, ard Grand IsiaBd aud
Piatte CITY, a=brasks.
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Advertising Agents.

With regard to advertising agents
something ought TO be done, We Veu.
tuFe the assertion that the publishers Of
Iowa, Is q wbole, do not receive at the
rate Of oSS DOLLAR PKR coLu4S for their
foreign advertisements, when we count
the low prices always given, and The
large amounts annually given by the
country press. Advertising cgsals are
curse TO ths Sale, ana will be, 60
long IS publishers consent to be their
dupes. The Press association ought to
take action in this matter, and give this
class Of people 20 understaBa that pub.
fishers are masters Of the stsnatiop, and
are not Q ,mpellei 20 take up With such
efambs "a they msy throw out, or ~ is
most generally the case, no crunsbs al
al.- HoHtaaa tIotoa) Asdadard.
We concur with tae above suggestion
and eau bear witness 30 tho facts ahos {
stated. We have heen connected With a
nswspaper over eleven years, aud hayc
had considerable to do wish advertising
agents, and while we have found few
nonoraele exceptions we have found tht
great wajorisy of advertising a. eBls tc
be the greatest rascals on top OF ground
With S. 81. PETTISoiLL Of New 7 RI, j
5. WLLEAMs, Of S.. Louis, a8d Cook
CoBUSS 4 Co., % chicago, We have al
understanding relative to advertising -
All ether Advertising sgsnss, 'ao called,
are bottled that oar terms fer A6veFsis.
ing are Published In TaE BuoLE, from
which We make DO deIusti IN, bat allas
TIA assauE twsnkx.BzA mar nant e. IA
services aad Ia all easst be must remil
our part-I5 per eeuE.-is advaaes, else
10 allegation will be paid to bis letters
enclosing advertisements. The trick OF
paying whsn she advertisement 10 in
scrtca ooee, il layed ous with Us. This
gsms 70 gee an advertisement for q
hanth ca swo ior aotbing, is toe trans
parsut, and has been 50 ofleu practicFd
upon as by aen wbo say 'swe are pace
iaal ia our Eayments," that We think
shey Sill hardly BE- able to catch as
again. %
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ssssss = % bsvs secured shs aEsds Of
ibis shoia sppsr eoansry By connss-
sisn With the uaion Pacs6e Raiirssd d
Csa0oll BlaiEs, md soald hare effected
II by aosssrnosiag sbe Council Biaas and
%. Joseph Railroad. II 81 Lesis soa-
suiss'hsr avn Interest, sac viii lay held
81, ard quickly complete the above
nAsaed reads. The ameuat % road to be
6aiis inseFdeg 10 sesass connection Oh
this point wieh The Union Pacific read
ooala be bull: 10 sixsy days If ST. Leafs
wsald only cav Thy the EseFnaln il
shall 30 dane. This doae Sc, Louis
would SECURE iks winter trade Of ihis
section, for while TIE Northern roads
would b blocked up With snow the road
to 81. Louis would DO open and IN good
running ofder. Khat4Rill ST. Loais dos
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BY The President ofths United States
A "a eLAaGF1ox.

Whereas, IL h4s bern sscexsalned that
ia The n.Bete eGIh paragraph Of the proc.
lamaIion of lht Pfssiaeut Of the United
States, Of the lw emlsielh of August, one
thousand eigaE aupdrs4 aud slxty -six,
declaring the insuTrrdi!on at al epd
whiea bad tilsreesfore existed in the STATE
Of Texas the previous riroclarn aIion OF
the thirteenth Of ia Q, one thousand
eight hupdr q aad 4ixsT Eve, instead Of
that of the seeobA Of Apsll. one thou.and
eight hundred aud sixtytiz, vas refer.
red 10. Nos, tbnFsE3Fk. la Ii know
that ], ANDREW JonSf az PrMidenl al
| the United States. d4 hetcAY declare an
proclaim that abs sauI asfsls, stbirreeptt
of Juae, one ih@asah3 high! kaadrrl
aa3 sky ave." ars % TO regarded Il,
erroneous 10 tar aaFagtaph advert Il -,
and that the wogda ses5fi daF + AM /
one thogsasd gat b ardred anu .iA.y
xix" are TO be &oSsl3aHed as substituted
4 therefor. #-t.
| 10 testimony aBeFtef, / have hereaatc
set my hand, azf1 eadsfd the seat IF toe
| trifed States y ~ gExrl.
Dbno At the aE OF sFasbinesDa, IL L
! 'tA--h y. ~ - .AfSsF4EEF tI tts
scar IT nuf 1s~rii Dne thaa,aud
t. s's h' 7aansisEFd ti18II aKty sven,
and tf NJ lpifres1 ieaer Of u e
lnit@a States qf Amerie& The
ninety - GnrI.
AkDIlEF JOHNSON. +
b the presia,a 3d.:
NlLLAa Ii >iguARE.
aeeHsaFg nf State.
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A CcxrLiHExr.--ac George Francis Trair
writes private latter from Chicago &C
tbs editor of the Oasha kleFaid, Ia
mLteh BE- says: .sWe closed up iha gr4ud
Rocky Mountain Editorial Excursion
yesses day In Chicago, With barqasts,
speeches, Songs, resolutions compliment
Ing gvsryl'eav, Heed shssra, Herald
thanked, 0maha PRESSED, Nebraska
rhaersd, railway ofseials commeadaj, and
si kurrahcd. Bemis' cigars and Davis
maps wsrs appreciated and shes abs
II raid gave o repnrt OF sbs meeting 81
Ceuncil Bluffs ahead Of the hEsLK, they
made up their ninds to inyesE 10 Coun
cil B!ufs.n
BrGLx please copy Rpnpdrsp, Oct,
%, 1867.
We copy the RboEe - per request Of
The honp treil, bus would remark that
the EsHpGreiI, in copying the above
from Tie correspondents Of the Eeraid,
b.. omitted the words Sad Eoapsrcil,
#kieh followed The - ord Bucle in abe
last paragraph. Thasth EypoFs 0tlhe
meeting should sppear 10 the Herald
before spFsarirg 10 the Bpgfs, viii 20,
be surprising wben 1t is knosn that ,hs
Bagls Is a weekly pspeF, aud was put
10 press 10 ths afternoon before the re-
ccption took plaes 10 the evening, aad
az matter Of course could make 20 re
port Of tbs meeting for a whols week al !
ter the reception msesing bat 1t 10 sur.
prising that daily paper Published Id
our midss shaald be bahins the one
pnblishsd 10 nsighboriug city, in civ.
ing report Of al impostana meeting
held here. Tho editor Of the Noaporssi
slys, "Bsgis please copy" ard We Asvs
copied iss garbIsd extract from private
letter from George Ffaacis Train. pah.
iished In the Omaha Hsrsld, and peg
hspa be doa's thank as for Ii, siaes Ne
have told the truth, wAish be did rel
wans told, and which Ne seIdsm feils
himself, thai he kosparsil was ~ asasi
behind iss ever ths river eossm posary
~ giving the meas originating In ear
own city,
So FAR ~ Trais's bis u the Hagss 10
concerned, We bare onIy 10 sag, nat .
. general rala ssaa xha talks anasrises
~ mash ~ Train aass. nasf ssy anal
write great raany sally shiags. add sbas
Trsla is the ryts, rather Than 40 sassp
lion 80 the ~ 10 bis gsspses.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-31


AsorHrE Casa ~ Szrse -fo.x. : Csas
sumosr, VI ths United stat4s Senate,
about year ago, nsfsiea r5e1 wiIow
in hastoo. IIis ~elt palsrstaai thai.
the aaion vas nsveF very barrsoniou.,
and very reesatly tia lady dissolved IL
BY sceeiing from has ha.hanl. She is
now 10 Europe. Sumasr was an old
bachelor 81 a5aaf S. wien he sig5sd
the eoE4titasipn wbi b bosui him to the
gsy widnw. Perhaps be wAs a. impefi-
Gus IN has aiaaneF to her as be is 10
most Ssh-r people wbe doa't agree
wi'h him. Az apJ rate, b. doa't seen
TO know Bass to please ser, and so sac
has Left him. We hasa NOS Ieasaed
whether he Intends 70 get up var Of
subjagaiion aad ootaptlI Der 70 resume
Der place 10 shs union,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-31

~ Ths editor Ok the EoaFaveis fs
apssss ss % publish 80 ssessst al sna
birth Of one Of Gsorgr Fsaaess Traiass
s1aiassa ; Dat We cant see wby We sbauld
do 20 foi his especial gfssiacai sos- 10
nass hare Issia On shs hFaia from shs
isserest BE- seams 10 take in IN. TrxaNss
family affairs. That shiia esnass ssecn-l
asfP' sisb ysas niss Esssy, "a il )
s.gsl..