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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-07-15
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-12
No. 25 Aastisa E4zas,

Aeso York. Die Il. 1857
la my Gard Of Eov. 1. 1857, sta tea
that, @EOr gne Rurposr 81 nsore fully
supplying 3ase Aassas OF ssac public,
t9nS dealers frmssa pa aasal Hzs GM tssfe-
Esor aud n oF4 fss&sM goods @s IAaa
Morsass Cola Ecms, y skaH harrc-
Afsa< sell m9 gscds al syh0lexaac
ausheraxad Agenfs,r SIC. IS this
plan I have ssnsa strictly adharsa.
In aceap2ing Agents, great cars has
been Axarcised 70 sppoins these whus
by ionc~consinnsd saix dealing, hava
acquired . repns Axiom Ger honesty.
responsibility, and probfty mac In
whose wosd sha public hass Learned 20
plaos conf asasa. These AGeats have
agreed 10 kaap q fall aasar3nens Of nay
pens. and 60 sssl them ~ my puhsiahed
prisaa. IhassAs pszhlae ara snpp1isd
b. thaan with tass sugA psna an thay
waszf, either 80 10 wrssaAg cr price. and
GET > fssM equivalent Tor the money
paid.
40 agent IL anuo4nsed 50 kTagea fruza
place 30 raans. Or o&nyzas the ucufzsrys
20 EnaE all who want . Merton Gold
Zen nauss ges 10 frosm tha Local Agsns
o. from headquarters
Msans nas<s appIy Cor ems Aganey ax@
eaus In oonssgznisg 70 tAs &6ovA, tina
lsaeeaa d4sSoua& 20 gluha = hssAx
aaaacaaxak lzanoausat 30 all oshsrs.
a. MORTON
ROBINSON BROTHERS.
.aisss Agsass, geaaesl riaas
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-12

c. Isaac N. Haynis, adiasans general
al lila IA, las dispatched teIegFam 10
sSoha 4. Legan, hseging hiaa 20 ssssaasi
BY Skaaaoa 10 tbs end, z and psasaxss him-
sslI 10 ssaad alb Alm- Tbs Chissga
Tamsa observes shat sssks same uaynis
aad she same Lsoaan, IL 1871, proposed
70 stand By JsH. Davis 10 Tia esd and
enIy shangsd their ssandiug when shsy
discovered thai iha othes aide vas more
likely % via In the saa. y We think IL
saah seamps ara the only reliance sssa-
con has be ID Ia bad preaieamens.
They soald nos stand BY asy ons longtg
than h woald PAY Argss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-12
kssslsl1ks SsIsllsussry.

3
We take The f0Ilosias ssaasry from
iha Daily Rsstsfsr ii tAs AzA:
d BE S<ssss pssitisas wars prsssassa
relative 70 tia rsinharssmsai 81 Go. q,
I'll Iow4 hsAasry q shaagisg the soar .
y 81 Webster fran sAs nh % the lib
Jsdisial Diatsies. niIls ~us posssa pro.
vFdise FOR 10 eleetion BE- rrtsidsas 81
the Board Of Trustees 81 We ioss State
AgriealsaTai cslIss>. ~ d eb2ags Toe
sias At holding the snoaal nssssags
sbereaf u shange shs Law In sslalien 10
Iadepsadsns seAaal DISTRESS, 10 that i,
via b the ssns - whss enacted BY shs
Oh Gspsral Asssmbly; - amssd Sss.
Il02 Of the Rsv. Of 1860 Fslasisa 10 ois
4 and lawns relative n saaslemena
With CountS Treasarsrs 70 ansud SEQ.
3sI, Chap. rs, oil Rer. Of 1860, rela
tire 70 jurors. Bilis wers introduced 10
provide for the publioasioa add aissriba-
ton Of be lava passed b. the l2tA Gem
sral Assembly; 10 regulate sAe ssaas-
eartakaon Of frssshls md psssessssa -
Railroads q 10 prevent Decentralization
In charges snfavorabls TO trade and COM
assee !, 10 make an appropriation for
addisians and improvements ia the Blind
Asyfaa - give shs Mssarsesr Messefn
Railroad land grans 20 the Forsy.Third
Parallel r. r. Co.; to provide Tor the
publication Of ths proceedings Of the
iowa STATE Medical s, ssssy cad 70 gixs
70 the passy % appeal 10 The saprems
Court, oeBsaia FEES and compensation %
costa. Tbs Senate went into Goamis-
ssa Of sAs waeaes 10 sahe iaso oossisssa.
siap s. No, Il bili IL rsIsaioA 10
Township Collectors. Some progress
was made aad shs oommssiss rose, ins.
nsdi4tsly after whi b tbs Senate adjoasn-
ed.
Ii the House bills wege insro9aesd &c
regulate assessments oil farming lands
within Incorporated towss to aalkosizs
Coaasy Supervisors b dssposs 81 s~Aas
|issds for sersaib purposaa, 70 srssss the
Ofscs Of tsoans5 Attorney: 70 reqaire she
tbs Suprems Court Reporter 10 attend
the Argument term 81 Dubuque. The
House spsus large porsion Of she fore
noon debatiag apoa the bill TO proYids
for the erection af Dew Stats House, o
sabssitase Ter which sss pending ~ shs
sins of asjoarsness. Tbs sssssitasa
provides "a appropriations 10 prooasa
plans, &s., to be reported 70 tbs Geasrai
Assembly Of 1870. The entire afternoon
vas occupied 10 debate upon she State
Hasss sasstioa; "a szasaaaeas to shs
Substitute ior State House, the cost 81
which shoald nos sxessd one millian dol
lars, wsa rossa dswns shss sabssisats
which provided tbss the cansas FoaFd
shoald procure plans, DO, 70 be sabmis-
ted 30 the nexs Geasral Assembly, w&s
also voted down. Ths qusssIea cones
again before tbs House as sen sssIeek DO
day --lhs House meets al 2 s'eloek.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-12

Track LAYrss.We are IN
forlnea that Dan Easement Is ex :
pecsed here tomorrow, when the
work Of track laying viii be imne-
sliately recommended Owing TO
The Continued fine weather and the
extraordinary uiidness Of the sea.
son. it has been determined 30 eoin-
mence operations much earlier than
was at first intended, Grading
parties have been 1t work MI the
winter, and long distance of the
road IL now ready for the iron, We
should not be surprised il 500
miles or mare Of track will be laid
before next winter; thus taking she
lspousosive across the range CO 10
waters which feed the beaugeous
Pacific. From this on the advance
will be rapid until Issue IL Joined
With the rival monster approaehin 9
FROM the West Cheyenne Argus.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-12

60 EoserRer Merrill IL Iewa, 10 q
bioodshirsey man. de sslsgraphs 20
Thad. SasseDs, or some one 81 the radi-
cal gree, that lowe has goa . handsed
thousand mea 20 saepars eongrsas In ana
PARCHMENT. S.. Lossis nmes.
Yes, asd We wish hs woaa send them
aud keep siasEa there, uusiI sfssz sIsSsioH,
Tbs grand army Of the Fspa6liS san DC
seat 90 aed help shsiF sacsps and car 80
Die geFsrnor can msks tbega . spssehs 10
regard 80 shoss big and lissle guns, - Ez.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-12

II The seasse T, ssssd tazs aoaiua-
tian OF General Lesfis Coomhs, ~ u. s.
Marshal for Kentucky. Gre. Gooaahs =
. Eesesan Of sae var Of 1919, new sew
snsy ]6sa years OF age, wss life long
friead aad compaaion o. HsurJ Clay,
and dariag tie waF saTBessly opposed 80.
cessioa, doing more than any other nan
10 prevens Kentucky fran jeInssg she
eonfeders ey. ns 10 rejected Ter she Of
Gee Of Unissd SsAses marshal because he
does not jain In the radscai sahemss OF
disunioa. As 3 pstrietio statesman Of
The best days OF shs repabiia, Gsaeral
Ooomea has the bitter hoasillsy a shs
radicals. = AFgtas.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-12

80 Al mastlng Of she Cheyenne
Circle No. l, fenlaa brotherhood. bsid
90 Saadas sssning, soc sss insf., the fol
losing oEEsars eisss gseta ID pscsioss
meeting wera inssailFd in ef6os By the
DfstEics Csssrs 81 DAkosa; I'd. 0ypen ;
III. u. Brennan, GensFe Peter s3ckMy,
Sea skary; %. s O'Briva, Msfshal ].
ID. DYER, Treasurer Jshn Hsaly, Isside
Gaards and Alfred AaFssnsan, 0utside
Guard. --A gas.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-12
IsgslahIs slliap Hail Reaes,,

nsxs sss,nd ksss fsxk IL Sss.c., .A,s,..
xssxsrf ~ xixs sssxIsgss sd sss, s.5,r,,,,N
$3.50 rtsr tie sssgar go <5sselss,sss,I
s.sxH s.v<.ef.s..s. he sss..s. k.,., H.
~~.sxy<,s n i y t.s.sss ss..s.;ss rs n.
si,sss.srsI. rs,as, ry,ss ssysSf -
fSsf and ys.Ms ss.sg gis-p Hrrafs 81 ~
fFnFTaef = ksa0ooa. r. y4xsarse
8aAY nAlg I OTIS 0jgsSsssaL I1UTa
FIJI d0f IN III Is.ssasga. go ..eaE
s.AifS|nasT syess,f 40 z sfsfs.,T,"tss
nnxl AW,,sog.s and falgsssa Z a ~ *.
rsirs rad ssilg ar-s..a IL yrs,.t. w,,a. H
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- 49,. s.ssasse gs~ss f.sgssgf slsa ara
- 1910 L. as 80. - go Z.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-12

Ting KU-KIux. sAs shs Radical
capital eat OF this klans the fol-.
Irving from the Nashville Uniou,
comes 10 very good
isaHlesIiate aasigbheghoed st DIT,
Pheasant, ! rny steriosis night PROV
Ter appeared al the house Of various
citizens, Offering them iniignilies,
insults, md threats, and alarming
ono faaaily @ such 4 degree thas
they we're leaving the naaahboF-
boed. He wore n mask OF eowl,
sud his dress was chat asersbed %
the Eask lux la his waaderings
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-12

- The ssgshera eeidiers sesm 10
hare made sp sgspir minds quise gsnsraIly
that Tie sanoys 10 bias'' will 40 iaagsr
RIM wikB TIE Delisiarg machine af ths
boys In hlsck. They diesover hat ihe
rRongrel party meant 50 ne them for no
hessaF par sess than freeing negroes, and
ihas sow they want 60 ESQ sasir yasas -
bring aad keep them aawn 10 Isy@i
vita aegroes. Ths 'sboys Ia blue, =
shsresese ara ssvy rapidly taraisg poaisl
sally wbise. - Is.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-12

su1nulI161srx - x1rnxvx m
= - - - = DAlA11AAz.
-
!
III 1870 - i 800
- to.dsx 90 Aisx. WI
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-
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- -
80 $3.50 e., ist.e 81 Rofeixu Re-
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OsesGA - hrss0o@ 40 sc sios sfssi-
ssaeg g - hspnez 1ns sasa's ~
- sesskEy are 70 . very unsettled
sssas
ANse Yerk saspsteh sastss thai Gel.
sashia, = ~ Fifth Tsfasssy, hes been
ssdsrsa = rspsrs Witness aslav ss hsi.
Gen. EIsnssek, b sake esmmand VI fhs
-xwsnaie&A uaissd States Iafanssy.
- 1fnsS washingsoa special % ys
personal feeling il developing inss .
Yss1ssitiea 10 elect nsw President VI
"A SnAls. In order thai : saoosssf1l
- i ~ impeachment ssiAi wsald
ID s7sxls h Tia alevasion Of Wade %. she
Psssidssey.
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$3.50 ~asa sas sa10.0saasas -
! 6 ssnsessssea aess sas ossesas =
iss sstAsss Ne Prssidsns's approval.
n - Ssa4ts, sAs sAsir Submitted q
ssnnn.tsssiea from CAisf Justice Chase
$3.50 - sks salss aaopssa b. sas Sem
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-12
impeachment.
The New Y0fk Herald In speaking 81
The impeachment Hadsissx says.

The New Yofk Herald In speaking 81
she impeachment naasias, says:
sssa the exsisinkraSs n Mashsngto
Andrew Johason 10 catered aEoas ag#iuss
.slmoss fuli Congress of Competitors Ter
political powsr and 10 persuisiess. =
Needlssx Of ali but personal ard sela ID
considerations, both President ard Coa4
gress sean 20 bssazhiag ~ s<aw ards their
respective goals - brea Eneok pace.-r
Gas the grsas and Intelligent Amerieas
pnhlic rema.a diaerens spectators Of
this stsaggka 10. ssshe syeiifss Oea they
forget what vital and Enomentoas insarl
esis afa involved iuit9
aRosh parties 20 the contest prefass
Be sspsssen the ps0piss uapgFsss gre
sends it's to secure to fFn5ts eg onF
PAINFUL and bloody civil var shst ii IN
ssrs the lists against shs Pgesidsns Of sba
United States aid the Pres dans, 10 biz
turn, aveRs thak bis sole desire II %
maiasain constitutional rights agsiass
fAetioas and syrannioal epps sisioa. Con.
gress aHFess 10 be carrying out shs wasks-
e. al the peapis, and saekS v IaxnsE ahas
/ Ig ssig aafixss 90 10 Sons mar poasr, =
30 CLIQUE 70 oar democratic society -
i'be prssideass On che osees band ,desssgss
that be II csDsciensieasly sssiHg, singly
ar alone. with deep ssase Of his dnsy
aN shseusEUdaxa ~ cpnMttrlz sssai tixhan.
/ y be fscs Issihss oil sts Aedsnbssenss 10
ihis 6eres and aisgrscefai coassss far
poser, seen 90 hssp lost sight III he ma
sisnaI ulA a Nc sexd - ~ searas 81
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-12
- xkazxzk A2H ~ y ~
0fnss ~ Secretary OF StzAe

HEE &k0s4@sE4 p H&f 81 - SE1ak y
EhsseeY ses slfy that lhs fQFespsag il q sxwe
x0Ry u IA ssAS1asi reH sessaa an In snfs ezaes.
ELA " klkzs at, secgstaTy af state.
Rifat pahdeatieE March I. isz&
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-03-12

&04NfHukag enn.
a large meeting was held in Bal
aimzse, and presided over by the
Mayor, ut which resolutions sus-
9 sainfng The President we're adopted.
TIE pendsyiyania Democratic
State Convention nominated Their
candidate for Auditor and Secre-
tasy ef State and their Presiden-
tlal saeciess and delegates to tbs
Natioaai Convention.
The u h Rusnp Senate has re-
solved TO constitute itself d high
court ofimpeachment.
A convention of petroleum deal.
erx aad reGBess IL being held Al
Pittsburgh, Pa
WashiBgtou specials say the con.
] Aas4 a. 5udge Binghsia. II fI,e
Beard Of Managers, causes eonsid-
usxahi eonsmssss asnong tlsese Of the
Nepnhaicans who have been mads
aware 1.-THE facts i'm the case.
-. ~ The vate came b be takes
T. 3 Duni 1aees Af. Bx1kWal
60 IN chairman, this i1Seeilscd
III. Bin0h1m and be became YER,
- e1oited and even threateIses
Z - frpns IN nonxx1 Ito
IL assigned no reason fol
sct, but II was very pIail
desiked y ~ ehair'
N 4. ....zx -. IA. g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-09
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

The SurERvIsoRs-Th city Board of Supervisors
will meet this evening for the purpose OF filing
vacancies in the inspectorship and canvasscrs OF
election.
ALLEGED ALDERMANIC CoRRuPTIoN.-Some months
ago committee OF the Board Of Aldermen was Sc
lected to decide upon site for the erection OF
station house for the Fiftleth precinct. The COM
mttec, through their chairman, subsequently report
en- IN favor OF purchasing certain plot OF ground In
Flatbush avenue for that purpose. Mayor Kalb-
1eisch, however sent in communication to the
Board Of Aldermen before the final adoption OF the
report, asking that an investigation be held
IN the matter before the question as to Its adoption
was put. The Common Council then appointed
theMayor and Aldermen Whitney. Elliott, Arm
ton. Last night a witness appeared before this
committee and testified that the lots on Fatbush
avenue which had been reported by the trst COM
mittee had been purchased by Alderman Daniels
who caused the deed to be made out In his wit
nessc name. The charge is serious one, as It
niarily benefited TO the extent OF several hundred
dollars had the little jon gone through successfully.
SWIMMING EXHIBITION AT THE BRooEs.YN BATHS
Last evening there was an an1ience consistinr 2.
about I'VE hundred persons, including Number Of
ladies, assembled at the salt water baths In the base.
nent OF the Park theatre building the occasion being
an entertainment for the benefit OF Harry CUR the
cha.uritj;: swimmer: This y the first Of a series OF
/ Swimming exhibitions ON the l.6ndon system intro
duced into Brooklyn under the supervision Of
to youths under sixteen years Of age.
four lengths Of The bath, prize silver medal was
won by Lawrence TObin IN two minutes and thirty
seconds. The second race, for frequeEters OF the
bath, six lengths, silver star being the prize,
was won by Joseph Van Beuren. The third race
Xh4h Ia All Corners the distance being eighth lengths,
NO. Snn by 8. Laundesberg prize, silver cup.
The hurdle RAJ. was the next, and was, after ex
citing and amusing cntes. between SIX S,s excellent
Chr" RI, raced with Mr.. gennedy and came out the
victor as usual with him. snrrirv rope walking;
duck hunting, noating and several wonderful ica.s
under water followed, all OF which were repeatedly
and dcservedy appauded by the spectators and tho
novel entertainment was brought TO u lose.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-09
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.--LoNDos, Oct. SIS
r. M.-The stock market closed DUH United states
nve-twenty bonds closed firm at 74ts. Railway
shares quiet and steady az the following quota
tions:-illinois Central, ssA; Erie, 32h.
FRANKFORT BouHsE.-FRASkroRT, Oct. a-Five-
twenty bonds firm at 1874 u for the issue Of 1862.
PARIS BoURsE.--PARIs, Oct. s.-The Bourse Is
nrmer. Rentes, 60f. &c.
LIVERPOOL C0TToN MAuKET.-LrvERpooL, Oct.
S-5 p. M.-The cotton market closed easier at the
following MISUNDERSTANDING uplands, l0s&d.;
midding Orleans, 10,Sd.
HAvRE CorroN MARKgT.-HAvRE, Oct s.-Tres or
dinaire cotton, 1901.
LIvERPooL BREApsTurrs MARKEr.--LrvERpooI,
Oct. SIS p M.-C0rn. 57s per quarter for mixed
western. Other articles unchanged.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LIvBRPooI, Oct
as p. M.-Bacon, COS. per cwt. for Cumberland cut
pork quiet. Lard nrnier but not Qu0tably higher.
LIvERPooL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LIvERPooL, Oct
So p M.-Petroleum was firmcr at the close Of the
market. The market Is quiet. Tallow, Ut ASs. Cd
Der cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKrT.-LoSDoN, Oct SIS p.
M-Lnseed oil, f2e l5s. per ton. Sugar on the spot
declining. Calcutta linseed firm. Refined petro-
ieum, is. 5kd. bid; holders ask is. SID. Spirits
petroleum heavy and weak.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ASTwERP, Oct. s.--The
market IL quiet at 49Sf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-09
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.


A REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION for the nomination or
Senator, sheriff and Coroners was held in the Wig
wan at two O'Clock yesterday. Dudley 8. Gregory
was called to the chair. Mr.. Mathew Armstrong
was nominated for Senator Mr. Andrew J..
Van Horn for Sheriff and DIR. E. ]. Lowenthal,
Of H96eksn pr Adolph kristen Of Jersey CITY, and
Armstrong contested the same position three years
ago and was defeated by only sixty-seven votes, 80
that. considering the irreparable dssens0ns among
Tue democracy on the candidate for senator, MIR.
Armstrongs election Is regarded as certain Several
prominent democrats OF Hudson City declared yes
'eruay they VIII support him.
Newark.
PECULIAR CASE OF ALLEGED GRAND LARCENY
yesterday afternoon woman named Mary Il. Engles
scfgng on MY years OF age was taken into custody
anu committed Tor trial on charge Of grand larceny
pIelerred by an aged relative named Eunice McD0-
nn. appears that few days since Mary became
named Jeroamon both being well on for sixty.
t Having CHARGED the two with grave offence the
TWO were committed for trial. Yesterday bail pro-
cured their liberation, and straightway Adson in
uuced his aunt Eunice to make q charge against his
VIE to the effect that she had carried or nearly all
to answer.
Elizabeth.
ARREST AND C0MMI1TAL OF ALLEGED HORSE
IHlEvEs.-On Wednesday two men named Jacob
Chance and Morris Hevring were arrested here, hav-
ing in their possession handsome horse and wagon
Neither could give good account OF how they oD-
talhed possession OF the team, which turned out to
nave been stolen. They were taken before mag
istrate and committed for trial before tile Grand
Jury.
Paterson.
SrABBINa AFFRAY.-0n Wednesday night a man
named Joseph Ellison got on a spree. aud being
annoyed by party of youngsters made furious
dash at them with a shoemaker's knife. little grl
named Jane Etyin living at ~ Willis street,
seriously stabbed IN tour places, but 1t Is thought
not fatally Ellison Vas committed for trial.
STRANGE PRocEEDINGs.-Some months since
rich, imbecile old man, named Robert Carrick died
ana was buried. Wednesday night, however, the
body was exhumed and a portion taken to New
York by two surgeons who had come for the pur-
pose at the insgation H is said of OF the heirs
OF the deceased. Some OF the latter have been con-
testing certain cOdcll to the old genteman's Will,
and the case has been before the courts ever since
ms death, ana there are suspicious OF foul play by
poison administered by his latter-day friends for the
proof OF which the body was yesterday delivered
mo The surgeons hands for an examination.
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