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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26


For he 6rst time in the history
of our Presidential elections, the
States q New York aud PennsyI-
vania have become divided in their
mannei of casting their electoral
vote. Never before has New York
failed te cast her vote on the win
ming side Pennsylvania has never
done so The lime was when the
vote Of either one Of these large
States controlled the presidential
election. IL Is 80 no langer. The
country hes become SO extensive
that the success of q presidential
candidate does not depend upon
tlsef New York or Pennsylvania
and in this election, under the pres
emit complications, both Of them
might have cast their role for Sey.
raoar and ssill nos have been able to
eiEsos his election. The country il
growing rapiJly--Ssates are oasai
ing in every year, aud old rules ID
governing elections are passing
Into the sbades---Ex.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26

They tell a pretty rough story on
4. t. Stewart, the New York
merchant prince who, like most
very rich men when they set up an
extensive and snowy establishment,
las undertaken 10 do a little some
thing In the way eff s'pasronixing''
teraiure and art, as II IL called.
Il collection OF old aud rare books
nnide In Savannah, Ga, by a biblir
oalaniae named Smet, was recently
s.nt 10 New York for sale, and the
parsons In charge with o view.
probably, to securing good prices,
b Ill some special catalogues prepar-
Ell, which were sent to a number uf
tie wealthy men of the city, with
All invitation to call and examine
the bo0ks before the sale. After a
few days, the story goes Mr.. Stewart
seat note 10 the parties in interest
saying that he had carefully exam
ind the collection but must decline
10 purchase for the reason that he
fund tho books tao old to answer
his purpose.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26

A gentleman and his wife were
playing at oue of the tables in Bad
en-, in the midst of q crowd.
"Hold ~ said the lady, ian idea y
sssy hat is it 2" Il am going to bet
on the number of my own age"
'sAiI right replied the husband,
without turning bis head, being
occupied in ogling pretty waitress.
His wife placed louis on the mum
Der twenty-five "Thisty-six
drawled the croapier, in a nasal
tone. "Thirty,six, YOU have won,
exclaimed the husband, with delight,
Madame reddend to the eyebrows,
watched the rake rs it drew away
the louis fF.un number twenty-five
aud quilted the room.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26

NEW ADVERTISEMENT We take
pleasure in calling attention to the
new advertisement OF LAWRENCE
& WHITNEY, which viii be found in
our advertising columns. This house
keeps the largest and best selected
assortmentof Queensware, Glass and
China ware to DO found in the city.
They also have large stock Of sii-
yer and plated ware, looking
glasses, kerosene lamps, and win
dow glass, all Of which they sell at
Wholesale or retail at eastern cost
with freight added. Give them a
call at No. 400 Broadway.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26

Here is an extract from a speech
delivered bya Il Toombs, at
Waynesboro, which We have not
seen in any ofthe Radical papers
Negroes, we don't wish and
don'tinteBd to put yon back into
slavery. Cheers from the blacks.
III even we wished TO we could
not. Ever since the Yankees
brought you here and sold you TO
us, We have had all the care, ankle
ties and responsibilities upon our
shoulders. Thank God, we have
them no longer, / would not put
back into slavery the fonr hundred
slaves | had, for any consideration.
They kept me, as they kept every
STAKEHOLDER in the soath, poor. Ii
you can stand your frselom, so can
we. When therefore, any person
.ella Won that the southern people
intend to put you back into slavery,
they lie. -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26

THE OouScEL BLUFFS d ST. Jo-
sgPu II. Rive uudssss md that
the entire road gsuxn this city to st.
Joseph Is now owned by and has
awen turned over toteone company
ard that the running arrangements
are made with referees 10 the arriy-
al and departure Of the trains OF the
Hansaibal aasl st. Jssseph Railroad
&sm 80. Jaseph, We are Informed
that tie amount Of bsssiness on this
road Is far greater than was antics-
pased. It is stated that nsors than
aalf of thearFivssis In and aepartures
yrun, our city come and 80 by the
Isauacii Bluffs and ST. Joseph Rail
srxsds We expert In day Or two to
puisssslaa ebrrwxsea hne table and
nm advertisement of the road.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26

A SURE THIsG.-We hear q great
deal said about a sure thing, but un-
eli lately we have found that almost
everything Is doubtful and uncertain,
and when in common parlance, We
thought we had sure thing, We
have often been disappointed. The
other day, however, we tried for
sure thing In Il pair of calfssin boots,
and got 1t. Grassa & ellis made
those boots, and we assure olr read
ers that they are No. 1. II any OF
our readers want pair of boots, we
advise them 10 leave their order with
Grass d ellis, No. $40 Broadway,
and they will be sure to get them,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26
TR ANQGI KE.KTEs

The effort OF the elections, 80 far
n we can Judge, seems To have
been everywhere tranquillzing.
-Nation.
Yes, oil the imaginary Datragek,
murders, and dreadful decide wfaeh
such sheets - the TrsAane, Times,
Nation, and olheT veiinles CT false
hood against lhes souhesn people,
have eeased. No aavrs fancy sieeds
Of horror fad illastgalion By the
aassy and wicked Mast, no more
shocking basharities ARE heard oil
III wkioh TIE ealy saeasnf men III
The South are shawn IL delight ID
human toftures. Grana il elected
and there i no loagss aus peoessitJ
for them. Traaqniilfy i restores
sevsgywhere, z except in Wd
street st, Joseph Gssctte.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26

The Houston Union says suat the
question Of dividing Texas into three
States will be agitatesi on the re-as~
sounding OF the convention laa De-1
cember next.
The attempt to collect a debt Of
twenty cents, id Red Rock, Iowa
the ethee day, resulted In the debtor
heiGg Wounued la fosiE places ana kAs
creditor having bis head gasiled.
An exchange, in publishing a love
story, the title of which Is |" joy
Coaneth In the Morning. printed II.
g Joe conleth In the Morning.
After ali, the mistake was not SO
great, as when Joe came to the hero
Inc he brought Joy with him.
4 member OF Congress who applied
for u railroad pass for himself and
two clsildIea, received Oh Q for hln~
SELF and ten children. The railway
official, judging from the number OF
chiltlren that he WIS Methodist
clergyman, inscribed the pas to
Rev. Mr., -----."
A steamboat, twenty-five feet In
length, and carrying eighteen per
sons, has been built On Waslloe Lake,
Nevada. 1t has a brass engine,
weighing seventyfive pounds. LIZ Is
intended for q pleasure boat, and II
Is proposed by party 10 take the
boat by wagon and railroad to Wads-
worth, thence by trucks "a Pyramid
| Lake, the many wonders of which
will be thoroughly eyI 10. ed.
The oldest house In the United
States Is believed by some TO be a
stone edifiea in Gnilford, Cona. 1t
was built in 1910, the stone being
brought on hand bsrrosFs from .
| ledge at same distance from the site
of the building. Tie cement with
which the walls were laid up Is said
| to be harder than the stone itself.
The first wedding in GuilfOrd took
place in this editice, the supper pro-
Vided being pork and peas.
SLOW do you like the character
os st. Paul pa as@ed parson OF his
| iandlaiy, during eonversati n
| about the apostles. "Ahl he was a
good old soul, for he once said, you
know, that ave must eat whaf is set
before US, and ask no question for
eonscience's sake. Railways thought
should like him for a boarder."
JOHN RASDoLPH's MOTHER
The late John Randolph, some years
before his death, wrote TO friend as
| follows: II used to be called q
Frenchman, because / took the
| French side in politics aud though
| this was unjust, yet the truth Is, 1
should have been - French atheist,
IL IL he'd l4ot Deen for one recoiIoc-
ton, and that was when my mother
used to take my little hands in hers,
and cause Inc, on my knees, to say,
Our Father which art in Heaven. ~
In Scotland, a woman recently
went to register the birth Of her
child, and was put through the US TAI
course of legal questions, which
alarmed her, she supposing some
game" was going on and 81, when
she was asked "Wero you present
at the birth of the child ?n she re-
piled, mo, your worship, I'd just
run around to my sisters house for
the evening"
The court recently IN session in
DesMo:nes, has decided, in tho case
xsr lands elaimed by the esMoine
Navigation company, ehas persons
may pse-s1npt lands and obtain the
eexii dfates, hut neither their action
nor that 0fthe Court can In any way
Affect the fifies interest CT Gains of
the company.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26

us,esillsd clsaple Ii the history d
the Hecq1 Of pfemheEs he -
ted. that since the z blow q sne maj
let . 81 the 81 of December, and 81
che people who then existed one
hsIf afe dead. ard the other fools =
that they have been the finest
Inaltreated generation history can
record ss.~and that he Y hates the ex:
isteslee created BIZ that night Of De.
eemisax with i heartfeif disgust g
ii. III Goddard has been sent 10 pEIa-
on fur fifteen days His offence YVES
having written an unusually strong
protest to the pfsfa de Hoisos,
against the conduct of some Of his
= lambs, - that entered IS house one
morning ut the small hours, forced
him to gst up aud dress, ~ he was
- wanted but discovered after O.
while. he was not the right man. A
printer at Ayignaxs was known 10 BIO
hsefting upn the election address 0f
an Opposition candidate, the = ooaa-
gsisstfsre Gsssfyuf,u with the - Gb4s-
asixsaire lie Police, - made an uneg-
pectesi visit, and desired 10 place his
seals on the supposed document,
The printer, NJ. eros, refused, with
out the production Of special war
FanE-tlae Gomnlssaire said it was
necessary To put an end to these
things, and called the poliee-who
were within reach, They entered,
sut the printer claimed the proteca
tion Of the law, or whatever remained
| aF 1t, aud ultimately the Dogberry
sHtired Irop de Ssle, Messienrs OF the
second Empire. The nation will
! seep ell these1 things aud ponder
Aem In its heart,
/ On Thursday the Court leaves st.
Cloud for C0ntpiegne, when the usual
receptions to the friends OF the reign
ing family, will take place. This
season they promise 10 be unusually
/ lgilliant.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26

sky- The Davenport Desn0cvaf ef
the I7ih has the foalnMIng uzix
young friend Geo. Squires, CT Cheys
ensse, who returned home D feT days
ainee, has shown us q curious and ia
teresting relic, which, his assures us,
was TAKEN from M ancient grave ttsaf
was struck upon by some work mela
while exeavaGiug the eafsA IIssaf
.Juiesslngg. II Ii piece u silver
abssssl sila sIga II 4 AanasIlasa swu
shilling piece, bearing numerous has
sonic enlbIenns on either side. On
the one Ill Il. easlmsed within q ses-
terrell ciwAs, Il d triangle, In either
asllgie 1T which Is q letter thus, j b.
s., and three z0diaeHi signs. Ihis
side has also three Maltese crosses
aud M arm, the hand oil whiea grasps
a drawn sword. Tn the other side
in the border, are the well known
words, In hoe viaees'o and also
Entouto- klks, with more zodlacal
signs, three Maltese crosses, and
other Masonic words and characters
all Of which, taken in connection
with the circumstances which bro {
il to light, render 1t an object OF Gu
riOus interest. 1t was one day borne
upon the person of some Masonic
brother nj some nations and WAS
buried with him loug ago upon the
spot where 1t vas found"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26

SCIENTIFIC. We always like to
see business conducted on scientific
principles, and 10 see everything
dane up la its order +; but there Is
such a,thiag ss rendering science a
hurrbug, and doing things in such a
manner as to render their doing a
hurlesque on common sense. Such
unfortunately is the case ia the con-
sluction of the public schools IN this
city. Between the board and the
tea.:lers there has been 70 much
s~isnea gotten up In conducting the
X fiooss that there il nothing practi.
al about them. We might go on
and enunaerate various rules, orders,
DEGREES and absurd ipsa disits OF tie
hoard and teachers, which are called
scientific, but IN our opinion are
nothing more or less than fine drawn
asssalriities. We viii only mention
one of them at this time, which ID
this: We understand that peninan'
chip is only, by order OF the board,
OF by the spss dirt ofthe teachers, to
he Taught to thoss who have adsane-
I'd 90 far In their education as to be
I lathe sd series Geography ciass.--
. ne would like to know what the
learning Of Geography has to dc
With penmanship, or whether man
must first he able To give the typog-
vsphy of Africa before he should b
psgtnisted TO learn to write his owTr
name. or whether he might be per
,A,,ittesl TO learn te write before III
mud advaneei quite 80 far In tbs
s,.fenee Of mapping cut that benlgili
"a country 1t would seem tina
our school board think not.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26
REuARKABLE SuarsGER.-T

4 REMARKABLE SUAMER.-Ine
past summer viii long be remein'
Dered among meteoro!ogists as one
of extraordinary contrasts. While
England and the greater part of the
Continent of Europe were eeoTehea
to the color of brown paper and SUI
fsring from drought, India was del
aged with rain. In Bengal ~ inches
OF rain In nine months, being III
inches more than theannual avera ge.
In GuZerat, Ahmelahad, and suat,
thousands OF houses were washed
away, and rice crops rotted one after
another. la southern Europe the
rain fall was excessive. Parts OF
Italy were 50 drenched that prayers
for fair weather were offered In the
churches; and, by recent accounts,
we learn that Sarma has been par
TALLY destroyed by floods. Railways
are broken by great gaps; and 50
rainy Is 1t at Como that the empress
of Russia and other visitors to the
shores af the famous lake find more
agreeable quarters in Milan. THIS,
again, is in striking contrast with the
delightful "Indian summer" wealth
or which now prevails in England.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26

ea~ A siserfas officer was one day
as'sed 10 execute a writ against a
Quaker. On arriving as his house
he saw the Quaker's wife, who, In
reply to the Inquiry whether her
husband was NJ home, said he was,
as the same tisae requesting him to
be seated. and her husband would
spaadiI.y see him. The officer wait
I'd Eatiansly far saase time. when
tina fair Quakaress cafning Into the
room. be reminded her Ut her prnFn-
ise that he might see her husband ~
Nav friend, 4 promised that fap
would see three. He ssassee thee
He did not like tisy looks Therefore,
he avoided thee, and hath departed
from tho hosgae by another rath.''
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26

SINGULAR Clause IN a Will
The win Of the late II. L. Henschel,
the Custom House broker, says the
San Francisco Times, has very
singular clause, from which We
quote, He says II desire 70 be
buried in q very plain way, positive
" forbidding any religious hnmbug
TO be performed over my body, or
any priest or preacher, OF whafso-
ever creed or denomination they
may be, 10 come near It. | order
my body to be opsned and ny
heart 10 be taken olt, in order ~
avoid all possibility Of being buried
aEive
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26

Know oTHIEsEsA.--We alluded
8 few days SINCE TO new secret or
der called The Protestant
League" 1t seems, by the follow
ing from the Springfield Republi-
can, to have gained considerable
hfaaWay
An iltempt is making to revive
Know Nothiugism and secret
American Protestant lodges have
r,een organized in sixteen States.
There are lodges in Boston, Low
ell and several towns in this State,
aud they sustained an organ IN
Boston called the American Pro
testant. 1t showed It's good sense
By going for Grant. "
Or course, no one can Object 20
any fair efforts of religious sests %
propagate their faith but Heaven
foreferd that the country shall ot'
searsesa aguiu with any dark lantern
Sonspiracies. = Union Deml n. H.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26

KIRKFATRIoKis COUNCIL RLuFFs
Asn OMAHA EXPRESS. ri am at all
times prepared 20 deliver goods in
either city, with pramptness and
dispatch. All kinds of packages or
freight transported, and collections
made In either city on reasonable
terms, Orders may be LEFT In Coun-
ell Hlufa al Elwosl u Hennett's Gro
cery--and In Omaha at Barley q
Co.'S.
Refer Ia Willard, Caldwell q c.,
Bankers, Omaha, and 0fficer q Pu-
sey, Council Rluffs. dit.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26
murder was co1nnaisted

A murder was committed In
Bnsson faur years asso- The victim
ssas q fssals aamea Maurice F1iey,
md he killed by q pistol shot
The fiktnrfixes have been on the
track nc the murderer ever Stree,
bat without succeeding In catching
him until . few days saxo, when ne
waa arrested Iii Philadelphia.
Fits Isasaae IL fIfEasTs j. Fniton.
He was taken To Bumtssm ard fully
committed to answer the charge ol
wilfui murder.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26
Dlssoaasion.

The copartnership heretofore ex-
listing between w. Ralderston ana
e, %. Baker, IL this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All sums que
the old Arm must be- paid to w.
Baltlerstnu and all indebtedness Of
the arm will be paid by him.
Council bluffs, Nov. It'll, 1868.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26
a. The Pittsburgh Pal Pc,

b. The Pittsburgh Pa P0sf
saws: " Reliable Information has
reached us that Gen. Grant has al
ready taken steps to emancipate him
self from radical pressure, Ivy invi-
ting HoraIio Seymour to Washing
ton, TO hear his views or public af-
fairs, particularly in relation to the
financial cond ton of the country,
which now threatens tidal wave Of
We should have much
preferred to hear that George ii.
Pendleton had been Invited, nor are
we advised that he has not been"
Remember the prediction We made
the other day. The Radical curse
will be upon him before many of you
think,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26

THAT CAR LOAD OF FLOUR and
those wagon loads Of corn meal that
in our city on yesterday were
for BOND, THATCHER & Co., and are
now for sale at their mammoth Pro-
iuce and Provision house, at very
small advance above actual cost.
Give them call at their store TIA
Union Block, Main street.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26

Now IsTHE TIAE TO 60 out after
I,eer and other game Chat may be
found opt on the head IL Mosquito
aud oathex creek but before gnissg 4
sfduld he well TO cau eli Olives 4
GRAHAs's and lay n q good supply
of ppNder, Shot and Lead They
alnays keep The beas and sell on i
rensopabls terms AZ any other estab-
iishnent In the city Give thean q
call ak their shop next DOR to De
/ Kssyss issvcry Stable, Broadway.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26

Our PARIS LEFTER.-We call at
tentiun To our Paris letter. There is
q great deal of information contained
I'm il, AMI TO those who take an in
terest in tire affairs IF Europe, these
letters cannot fail To be interesting.
The writer Is resident in Paris, and
is fully posted on all subjects EN-
braccd in his letters.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26

NOTICE 10 CUSTOMERS. The City
Meat Market will be elaasd 0saEy
Sabbath day from and after this
date. The Market will he kept open
until TO O'Clock on Saturday night,
and win open eaFly on Monday
morning for tbs accommodation OF Gus
toners. DRAKE 4 LARESBARG.
Nov. 9Th 1888. d2w,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26

ga A few evenings ago the libra
riauIof the Long Island Historical
SOCIETY was startled by the report of
y stul in the book alc0yes. He
maize search, but discovered R0<hiEKs
sal at the same time no Other pers0as
go En sf1e fsRgBas. The next dag tho
siaask librarian heard o kimilAk
80 sasssasas rsas8
ID s. aaa5e An exhihitUr h&d
c. p1a1If Al1nng which was tbs pik-
t01 l4axf which IL sort OF l1Kat At
i 81 afu 8tnge 81 its growth the shell
~ u hufsfR wifi violence, and with
a shEp sound, exactly resembling
the rsport OF q pistol. The shiveresi
shellsaf these were found in the bot
tom u the case,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26

ma- 1t has recently been dfsoav-
cred II Vermont that the falling
leaves II forest trees, indiscriminase~
Nv gait cred, are much better for tam
ming Purposes than bark. An inven-
ton fss the application of tire diseoy-
cry has been patented. The leather
ta1nfss with dried leaves Is soften
and I'm every respect better than that
tanneaiwith bark. This discovery
viii prove ofgreaf vaiueto Western
tanneres.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26

Close Brothers found 1870 In gold
antsilver coin In q bag OF buck
wheat left at their mills near Iowa
City, q few days ago. AT midnight
the anxious owner reused the mill
er rom his bed to inquire for his
Treasure, which he had hidden in
that same buckwheat for four years,
but forgot 1t when he took his grist
20 mill,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26

ssD- The oldest tanaery, 1t Is said,
In tha United States Ia located at
Beth chem, In Pennsylvania. 1t
was piIt by the Moravians In I743,
aud enlarged by them in I76i.-
EleVta watts, sunk at that time, are
still il use, though they have been
repaiIed on several occasions, The
building is of stone, three stories
high.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26
noYl2dtd

FLoTR.-The best Of fall wheat
-four may always be found at Shows,
corner OF Broadway and Bancroft
street And there, too, you viii
find an excellent assortment of gro
eeFies, wholesale and retail,
nnx I0-dff
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26

WALL PAPER.--The best supply
of wall paper In the city Is TO be
found at the shop OF A. 4. SMITH
No. 2la Upper Broadway and nearly
opposite johnson & Spratlen's store.
aug. "a diff.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26
ses~ We hear ! good many h.

menting that their corn isstill In the
field. This fall being 50 different
from the weather we usually have
at this time of the year, that some OF
our farmers failed to get their corn
IN In time.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26

FoR RENT. The desirable BUSH
ness house on Upper Broadway, at
present occupied by Johnson d
spratien is for rent after December
LIST. Apply to J. p. CAsADY.
rsoYI4dff,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26

LosT.-Two pass books. tied to-
gether containing two dollars In
greenhacks, several notes and ac-
counts and other valuable papers. ~
A liberal reward viii be paid to the
person finding and returning the
same TO mes at the residence of Col.
Rabbit or at the BuGLE office.
JoHS WILLIAMS.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26

~ Down COMES the prica Of
Flour. Tha Weeping Water Mills
ahead. Who wants the NEXT szex =
Now Ii the tkas for bargains. War.
ranted aud delivered at $a.50.
GEIssrNaER BRns.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26

On the popular vote as 1t is, or
was permitted, Grant has a majori-
ty of only about 100 1890, and, to Sc
cure this, Radical Congress by
force prevented three States, sure for
seymour, from voting, disfranchised
nore than 5O0,ots Deihocrats In all
che Southern States, and enfranchis-
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