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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-09-24

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had ssSoFn TO prnsssct, ana WIZ. si.s
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earth 70 Heaven nor hls oonaeinIa,
don, can have the eheek 20 psi'
himself before the people q ''i.;
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OF p'lithai iepfoss' .'l.s ue'na q. = J
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trayed anu Wfougea, eApe.ahs' ~
Doubt tn tfe rpSpi we'd with loud NO
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-09-24

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ito For OMAHA
sssSgN2 szs glzyRS
WEMOgRA ATTIC CLEH MEET
HSG.
FRIDAY NIGHT.

On a~Sunt Of the saaa aaasi mud
osas 0uasAaa Hisssds postponed their
gaaaad demonstration Hntu Saturday
hight next, and notified tiss Demoe-
rssev of UssscH Bluffs 20 that effect.
fmvisw OF this fact IL has been, sug~
gasaed that we give notice Of . suest~
mig 1uf the Democracy ut their bead
quarters, ia :sarhop's Opera House,
sse., ERxnSAY NIGHT.
Sd !, the srurpose of completing
arrytsaanents 20 visit the Democracy
Of Omaha ON stise occasion. Let
every Democrat be On hand n the
iaeesiag Friday night.
we are aiso requested by the
saarshal appointed, DIR Fl 4. g.
Jahnsant 10 request thA COMMITTEES
appointed 10 eontiRna their enfeai-
ysevss. ~ sassssva, II ~ sa,.r dtd.
- @s-~ @%As@s.s assL4 -ss~-S~s.-~ssa 81 $50,
~sDrs ,Esanklin adsScTfbed tire
farmers c5ndIti N J 57e M tossosss;
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wee Sssssas ssa<s - E ss94 tsksa
usssafsss ssSaasas xssa, 4
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,. szassssss 30 Aaysv ~ assassasss
!. pr smith gives acesaas % 1865 u
spaspw& Esg
IT 8 ~. ~ ,..n.r s..,s q sea = saew IA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-09-24


Tug STArE RAER--PaEarUx
OMYTrED. Z An osnissioss occurred
IN the pristed fist of premiums o.
the Iowa State Fair, The Agricni-
saTaa Board win give special prem
iaHas Co exhibitors Of the best Iowa
trvsaiag Aovsex. 30 Iowa sasa
bring out your trossersl ANY one
desiring to make entries can do 20
hy addressing I,r. ScltsHcr ~ Uia-
s,ss of .yons lip 10 die zcsh inst
Hon Peses MsIendy President q
she Board assures ~ tks1 with fsis
~eashsr, abs sossisg axilabis aea
win be shesBess 0sssa eses bald IN
z srse
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-09-24

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-09-24

H..4rs4. r~r.s1 ksl.y aIsr
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-09-24


All gxaa ctties ara full Of sssaase
eharactsrsy but &C pgesenk New Or
leans axceaa LIN this respect. Living
here isan Individual whose reEIaark-
able career n aansoH wftspus IN par
allel 10 the anIlsls 0f rsssnaake. He
was born In Indiana, and ID DOW
about forty years of age. His name
ii Edward Caruthers. Being engag-
"a ina personal difiaeultT with man
Married 3impsasa. at Madisat,s la tho
fall Of las5, be killed his antagt,aist
and fed To the Mexican Mesng. then
entering MexicO. IT the Axstffe sg
ChapsaSiepec lie sk,as snke4 prisgsaeF,
and aai<a For asosaflss I'm d slexieaas
daasxessu. Being Fesesssel nj last ise
aa,T led 4 Spanish girl, and settled
On the Rio urande. Here h-f4ag at
tucked by Tudissns, himself and snsp-
iiy were carried intnfaptisiay .MheFe
he again spent two years. EfIerting
his escape he losl.ssl \ Fsislgcr enTiipa
ify, and was shas In b fight WITH the
CosssaAc4mss, scalpesf, asHl lefs Is,r
dead He houeyer FssMyeEad and
Joined the Walker ex peditinn to Nj
ransxtla, where Ne was Esmsss<aed
eMpfured and again Imprisoned. But
W issg svHau Recessed he sullesl Or the
Umitsx1 a1kxtsS sfise rassel ise &as IN
nax sxFsckaxi. and lie barely ESCAPED
with his life. he was one Dg the
ris sligefs "a the fifsfxfed Etsaing
Sear, NnstaSAils FeessRxa dessah where
- nsas,v psRtahe<lk 81 Ia = ner . res
iaent af thie citT. 0sad <jeliehts In re-
IaHnx adventures which hke certain
E fefilEy kabIe to iHis3 tiRgsees y.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-09-24

A runner presaflSd Iii Paris that
Queen 1sxbeilA, pf spain, had abdi-
~ 40 ssA& ri NassttsG aAsS8 HEs1Hn&s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-09-24

80 ~ - -
N She rssked her lite, and saved
TWO lives, ind the Bustotl = Humane
ssoeisty's pfopase % kise be- d hau4
bic n0& worth parhAps In yaiue naare
than q Radical greeslInek hpliar, and
of skch II che philanthropy and hu-
Ia1alIity 6f Cody H0stofi. Cbsnsotl
Bh9ls Bstgie, 1skA. fasit ssalsss
Your candidate aor Clerk az the
district Court, Nr. "a ShenaEy1, .
few nauths agp, was asked 70 aHslst
Mr. Palmer. q sick and helpless NJ
low Workman. Mr.. ShEward Feft18
ed TO- Give enc usHf, and. a. ftm6snass
oil yuGsr 0fziee, sassd his influences b
preyenf the. men there employed
n,m assisting 4 deser wing mechanic.
NoHpdrsj1 ef's al = is's
We copy the above fron the Ho,s-
pdrxn not bec4use We or The DeslioA
cratic cansiidats III district gsesk
care anything thont Tire ssrisons d
che editnf Or tilak raslica saseps but
for ne pusnoss u sIying tllak tlis
repFt sssti0(is of tAe N6jsp0ssif ~
1 gru lIbei apun tlse tApJoyees y
this ofi6e. The man Paanisf. Il
whom they speak, ~ ~ ,sstsseesissi
III the en1ploy y a ~ 0lIs 616sx
aIIpl IN @ss I56is N fesn -
rli6 = B led 1T II "a llI6ln
1rlIhss + ~ ~ !, IA ~ ii - -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-09-24
senxTx TzGsk.BT,

Il Y
Ter Gierk iof Distric& CsoagS
a,s Z D, sHEwARD
In Eos Coanty Recorder
Ok w. 49, SHOEMAKER
is1a III isaperiasanslsns,
L. ,EsasAxEEsWORTEL j
s siiisls Z I, y Eof Coeonsr.
Ds 4 p, MALc0A
.iasg3 ,g,st si i
5 RowxsalF soEEiCgs.
II FOR Justices Of the Peacs.
~, :, C. Z. STONE. '
-pl4 JAMES WALKER,
3t,ii Hfa Fur Trustees, za &
d. r. wfCKHAM,
b. Il. JOHNSON,
1888 I'D HoSN,
e-1ls8 For Clerk,
s1i A. ORR
For Assessor,
q. A. ROBINSON,
For Constables,
AMUEL L. FA1NEs
C. WESLEY.
'R Rad Supervisor 9Th DlstTi'
GARDNER POWERS.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-09-24

AooRxxswnspsxr ofthe Ghscago
Times, Who has visited more than
airy towns III Wisconsin,, darsDg
the a,ast snnlmer, writes sothas %
'pex that ii eyerT toxin III ahiti be
kas i,esa Asersaia and reliable Con-
vsrsiens = Dsnsocraey hars eseoar-
s<i.s'Aasd shis = fha sort efpsWs we
get from every quasterz Ths Dano-'
Gratis iii WISCONSIN have Feasun -
Gel earp sfa vistosy IL tAaE seass "
N0seM 1kFtH 1sss s,f-swF szgy ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-09-24

ers, and slss psiicy 81 - Dssnosras-
ie paFty. 10 10 moss nebtssxpausnt
couId they have sows, Kan 10 ahe|
taieased speaker who afidsessed
them. We fesa salisasd, fkozn tire
report brought b ", til&t q g0ed
WORK sszzs accomplished ssianaa|
sss=sss.s 9 a IA
tai Fnslen% ga sx. -
LIST Democrats remember that
when Radicals ng1pose % fssse with
thszas fos ne purpose of eIscting n
Democrat % any ofacs Ia tbs county
or sounship, who 4 not the choice
OF the Democracy, that they only
make this proposition because they
are satisfied Of their In ability 70 elect
q man frpaa thar. own party. and
win regard Il - = triumph Is they
can defeat tbs man who b the choice
of the DesaocEaey 70 Ill o township
or esanty of4ee, and that BIZ si0ias
20 they will toa CREST extent disor;,
sazlizs The party IN the county Or
sownshlp. TIVE Democrats viii
make no fusion with Radicals to
eiees . man. exen Ii be 10 q Demo-
erak. who i not the choice of the
majority Of the Democracy a the
township OF eounty., ~
Its all important that the De
nsoeraQy should not only triumph In
Tlae Presidential contest, but IL the
county and townshIp elections also,
and 10 make tAs yietory complete
and Of any great advantage, the De-
moenscy must have control of the
State. county and township govern;
meats. AL this ID necssary inarier
b enable the Democracy 10 adsainis-
ter the G0yeEnnent in aecoFdance
with slseiz principles 49,, 81.
In view of shese Facts, we hope
that the Democracy IN every eoanty
aud township in Iowa, viii name
iiaieIy organize and bold oonyen-
tions and nominate Democrats to
fill every osiacs In this gift of the
people,. This b important. At Is
not oasy important in townships
where the Democracy have major
ity, but Ii il important In every
township whether the DEMOCRACY
are in tie majority or not. By this
conrc the full Democratic VOC will
be broaghsout and perlsap FPS thecOunty
ticket may he saved, while u woald
be impossible to elect the township
ticket. Let Democrats remember
thai il Is no worse, no. not SD bads 10
run their owa tieketaud be defeated,
al it is 60 vnte foe Radicals and der
feat themselves hy theis eaR rs,tes.
Let them also remember tiiatif they
fuse with Radicals. or allow Radicals
to ftas~e with few OF them and elect
. man, though he be q Democrat,
vino IL not the aoniaee Of the party,
or the choice Of n majority Of the
party thss they have met with naore
than half of . defeat Let there be
no fusion on the part Of Democrats
with Raalicals for asy ssssrposss Let
Ia hases clear azssl sound Democrat
ie victory IN every roausy and town
ship Ina the State, or lot ~ safier =
square defeat while casting . anited
vote Cor sssE own naesa.sE b gs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-09-24

J - - sll
- ~ Ill sssssSa ~
afIssr haa zssHsns anssnavnes krs
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r FL. RyAs Secretary. q
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-17

'Ths REdULA1on."-Ths Ct. Raul Pie-
"tsr thus refers to one Of the most extern
sive firms in Northern Minnesota, Linne-
mann & Cap ser, Of tho '.Sauk Centre Reg
ulator:"
Two met gentleman yesterday who lnd
just returned from visit to the Sank VAL
icy. He speaks Of every thing in that re.
e'on as being in most prosperous condi-
ton. The town Of Sauk Centre is growing
quicker even than western towns arc in
the habit of growing. Business is on the
Increase and the merchants are trying hard
to rival the metropolitan city; and il they
1.-Two long enough there may b. u chance.
perhaps. Of their doing SO. In enum:ra-,
ting some Of the business firms up there,
he specially mentioned the firm Of Lime
mann \ Capser, as doing the best business
in the whole Sank Valley. Their stock is
the largest, best selected and most varied
in the whole Stats, outside Of St. Paul,
where the most Of it has been purchased.
and purchased at rates that enable them
to undersell oil their competitors in tho
business. We arc happy to be able to cor
rooorate tho testimony Of this gentleman,
who is we'll known to our citizens. We
have tho pleasure Of knowing Mr.. Capser,
one OF tho partners in the firm, and can
cheerfully recommend him to tho settlers
IN the sauk Valley as a good man Of bust
ness and strictly honorable in all his de- al
ings.'
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-17
NEW 4EVeRTEsBxENEs.
PRANG's AMERICAN CHRoMos,

Are fac sSniles Of Oh and Water Color Paiutinrs
by the best masters. They are artistic copies; aud 10
cases fully equal 70 the originals. An eminent
critic says Of our Chrnn.os Vi Ta'ss Groups:
mr.. Louis Prnng, Of Boston. u whose efforts to
disseminate through tire country faithful copies ofour
wild flowers, butterflies moths and birds, in such
pretty forms. and chsapy. as to drive out OF tho
nl ket all inferior publications. has Just issued cro.
molt hograph In oils Of OF Mr. A. T. Taits clever
little pictures. TITO chrolnoliihograph 10 perfect
fac simile Of the originai painting producing not
Gully tho trash m,rks but tho worry lines on TIN can.
Was, in way that surprises by its ingenuity. Mr..
Prang tries with nll bis might to make his limitations
absolutely deceptive not for the purpose Of dcceivng
but in order to put faithful copies as good til. orly.
nas' within thu range Of small purses. liz brings
to the work. knowledge business, energy aud cntht,.
siasn' an what IL more, generous spirit tow ard art
and Artists, which Is very pleasant 70 meet WITH He
has cur col,iia thanks tor what hs has already done
aud our trust that he will d. hts best to educate tho
class he works fur In tho love Of what IL ruo and
beautiful.
GROUP OF CHICKENS, no II inches) $500
GROUP OF DUckLISGs, QOx II inches 500
GROUP OF QUAlLs, QOx IL inches 500
Our Chromos are sent free, to any address within
the U. 8 East Of Mississippi on receipt Of price. Oar
journal of Popular AIT, explaining how chromos are
made mailed free. Send for CODY.
nloit - L PRANa CO.. Boston.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-17
O1RlCI CalEr CoNMsSARY OF SUBSISTENCE. !
DEPAR1kENr OF DAKOTA,

O1Rlcs Carr CoHMssARY OF SUBSISTENCE, !
DEPARrhENr OF DAKOTA,
ST. Paul, MINNESOTA, Sept. II, 1858.
OEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE
y will be received at this Office, until 10
4. ~. SATURDAY. September 10, 1868,
for furnishing the U. s. Subsistence De-
partment with -.
80 Barrels Mess or.Prime Mess PORK, to
contain 200 pounds meat, full sailed in
full hoped oak barrels. Meat to be free
from rnst or stain and packed in winter
Of 1867 and 1868.
81 400 Pounds best quality fresh ground
Xxx FLOUR, %, 400 pounds to be in bar
rels Q50 barrels) and $4,000 pounds Of
it to be put up in double sacks Of 100
pounds each, the inner sack Of twllletl
cotton and the outer one Of gunny or
strong burlaps.
GOO Pounds good clean, dry FINE SALT,
in strong tight barrels.
900 Bushels go pounds to the bushel) best
quality sound, dry POTATOES in strong
gunny sacks.
1900 Bushels 60 pounds TO the bushel)
good sound mcrchantable CORN, in the
ear, to be in good strong double sacks,
The -four in sacks may be delivered at
Saint Cloud Or Saint Paul, and the coru
and potatoes at Fort Abercromble, Sank
Centre, Saint Cloud or. Saint Paul, (which
to be stated in the bids.) The remainder
of the stores to be delivered at the Saint
Paul & Pacific r.. r.. Depot in this city,
and all the stores to be delivered on or be-
fore October 1st, 1868.
Brands Of the Flour must be stated and
samples Ur thu nour und ealt must he SEM
with the bids.
The above proposals to be bound by oil
the conditions usually attached to my ad-
vertisements for subsistence stores.
J. H. GILMAN,
Capt. s; G. S., Devt. 1t. COL, U. 8. A.,
n8-1w Chief c. S., Dept. Of Dakota.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-17
DOUGLAS COUNTY.
Improvements At Alexandr1a-Yleld Of
! Corn and Whsat-Quarterly MeetinH.

lmDfOVemeAta 1t -AleXoudr1a-Y1el0 Of
Corn and Whsat-QuaSterly Meeting.
49,, ALEXANDRIA, Sept. ~, 1853.
EDlron JorRxAL.-We are not all asleep
here, although you may not have seen OF
heard from Us in so long a time. You
know great enterprises give little time for
recreation, and Alexandria comes under
this class. We have no paper yet to show
to the world what We are doing, but hope
soon to have. Meanwhile No keep busy
building. grading, cultivating, etc. You
were in our place last winter and thought
it quito cnterprising; but now behold
wonder streets begin to assume shape, and
corners and alleys begin to define Them
selves.
The mill is nearly completed, and our
friend Hicks, is flying as usual impressing
the fact he asserts, ':jrst old business"
have been in many parts Of our coun-
~ recently, aad find that the crops are
coming in extraordinarily this year. Corn
is beyond tho reach Of frost, and many
pieces are cut already, and yield very
we'll. Wheat comes in good yet the fault
has been in stacking, and many Of eur far
mers upon threshing find it hurt, some
quite cons,dersbly. We do not charge
this to the climate, or to the soil, or to
Providence, but TO our lack of understand
ing the art Of stacking; and yet psrhap.
the frequent showers which We have had
have affected some.
The last Quarterly Meeting for the Al
exandria circuit was held here Aug. 29tl
and Goth. Rev. C Griswold was present
and also good representative from adjoin
ing parts Of the circuits. All know .tha
MIR. G. can preach good sermons, and tw
Of bis best were given ~ on Sabbath. Th
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people can, appreciate good prsschius. Of
Of which they have had 10 little during The

people can appreciate good, preaching. Of
Of which they have had 20 little during the
past year, A. Is shown by the way they con-
trihute-tne collection on Sunday amount.
ing to over $l6. The Elder will sustain
the statement make, viz. that thcr. 10
not place in the whole district which rails
es 30 much money and with az great ease
w. here. rave St. Cloud, Monticello and
Sauk Centre.
"oman's Rights. seems to be progressing
here little, for sone Of The X have been
prac'icing ono of tho rights laid down in
that es:in,ab!o book Of MIR. Joshua Billings,
viz: "she has right TO saw wood for in.
stance" fully coacur with Joshua that
it IL emo. convenient" We hope your "Bit-
ter Sweet" will keep you posted on these
matters. Yours,
:, BRIX.
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MAINE PRAIRIE.
Close Of the Good Templars' Contr0.
Eersy-Sickncss-B0y Lost.

MAINE PRAIRIE, Sept. 18th, 1868.
EDITOR JouRSAL.-Mr. "Maine Prairie"
has hurled such storms of missiles at nv
devoted head, that am almost extinpuisa-
cd. In fact my obituary may Ne expected
to follow the next discharge Of that battery.
The gentleman attempts to fight the bat
ties Of the Good 1emplars, but discovering
the enemy too well fortified, he finds it
more adapted to his courage to fight m i'm
aglnary one, and therefore begins by tell
ing an untruth, in order that he may call
1t q lie. Tie makes IL. P.' say that "the
Chaplain Of the Good Tcmplars Lodge at
this place. is an infdel and blasphcmer.'
never snid any such thing. l did say
that it Was insinuated by some, who had
fallen from their first estate, that men had
acted as chaplain, who were infidels, &C.
This believe to be true, as I received it
from Good Iemplars of character. But
Mr.. 1nman or Hicks was not meant. He
says ''no others have acted" this is also
false, and ] can prove it; as Is the balance
Of his article. will not notice his person.
al abuse, as it seems uncertain at whom
he is aiming. But promise the reading
public to trouble them no more about this
knight Of the Templars. My statements
can be tested by referring to my former ar
ticle.
Several deaths have occurred on the
Prairie from hux. believe three have
been buried within the last two week..-
The disease is somewhat abating.
Mr.. Aliens son went in search Of plums,
on Friday last, and was lost. He wander
ed through the woods until Sunday morn
ing when he came out on the Clearwater
and Fair Haven roads. His feet were
very much lacerated AMI his clothes torn
in tatters. He was accompanied through
all his wanderings by his faithful dog.
Parents should be. careful shout letting
their children wander out in such wild dis
tricts. Yours in justice,
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No lands will be sold for less than Eve dollars per
less than their appraised value Schedules
showing the particular description Of said land the
apr Used value and terms Of SALE can be found at
tue county seat.
" On timber lands sufficient payment will be required
at the time of the purchase to indemnify the State
ON loss by the stripping the timber On prairie
lands only fifteen per cent. of the purchase money
will be required down 1t the time Of the sale. In
each case the balance of the purchase money re-
manning due be paid ut any time thereafter fIom
time to time, within twenty years, ut the option Of
tho purchaser with interest In advance at the rate OF
seven per cent. per aanum to the first day Of June
1859, and annually thereafter.
CHARLES MclLRATH,
Commissioner State Land Once.
st. Paul, Mimi, September, II, 1768.