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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-19

nsr The briIiianey of the Non-
parea editorial corps seinfillating
through thu columns OF that paper
ti.is morning, 3 almost beyond en-
durance. The sunss rays pale be-
fore it, and we are no longer myssi-
fed by what was supposed to be .
meteoFic shower this nloTaiag.-
What was suppssed TO be stars fAii-
Ing. was simply the flashes OF spark
ling wit passing from the editors
psn point 40 II giided swiftly over
thu paper when be was irfiislng
thoss brilliant, witty articles about
tho RrcETs fie In, old FEre.fiy.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-19

1t Is plainly evident that 1t was
usver the tstention Of the trainers OF
sfse Fafersl Constitution and organ
fssfs ~ tho government, that the
Salaries afsixesi 10 IRE several ofacisl
isSsiysusss from the Executive down,
ssralA he saeh as 10 induce q scsaifi-
ne pss nfsscs ON account fhereot. --
gheir purpose seems 70 have been
rather 10 divide the burden pecanias
rfIy between the people go mass and
the party accepting the position, be-
Iieving tlEak the honor conferred
wusud more than compensate for the
sscriisce made by the official incunl-
cent In psint of expenditure Of pri~
xste fwtune, etc. Aud this we BE-
Ifeve ~as generally understood and
conceded by all the people prior TO
tslef organization and accession 10
power OF what is termed the Radi-
eif'party. That the Presidential
s.f1se prior to the election OF Abra-
nam Lincoln, was not a source OF
yYrofit TO any of it's incumbenfss Is
lrafnfuIiy evident, In the history OF
tf1uee men after their retirement
f'on, ofacial position. The most
brilliant ninds-the most powerful
intefiects and noblest patriots then
accepted those positions and made
t1e necessary sacrifices to secure the
perpetuation OF Democratic institu-
tions-the welfare and happiness OF
the peaple and the best interests OF
tue country.
Now. matters are different. Things
have changed. Official positions are
lssw bought and sold. New offiees
h I'VE been created and salaries in
cceased, until now it Is a scramble
i,ar s11oiIs, and not Q noble contest for
Aoaors. Offices are now farmed out
IL the highest bidder. and the man
wlso can secure the most votes
through the influence Of money and
IsslitiCsal ciiicanery, obtains the high.
eSt positions, regardless Of any o. the
essential requisites In the days Of the
patriotic fathers. The questions are
not aoac Is he honest is he capable
will he administer lis Office in |
accordance with the requirements Of
the Constitution, and the best inter
ests or the eountry-the welfare and
of the people? bat will he
bat subserve party interest-give to |
ia one and that one offieial posi-
lion, regardless Of aa that pertains |
b The perpetuation 0S Democratic |
Institutions and welfare Of the eoun-
try? Can we make money by ele-
!. ,sting him to the place: Alas, that |
ssach should be the facts, but 50 they |
D &c, and We are now startled with |
even worse. The propsb-
sisi0a is made, and win no doubt |
prevail, TO increase the salary Of the |
resident from s$o 80 900 10 500, 900 |
per aunum, thus making the temp
luton for bargain and sale still more |
prominent and bringing into play In
connection with the Presidency, the |
basest passions of our nature-luss
FOR gold and power. May God in his
shield this people from the |
doom-this attempt OF
he Eaoueyed power to take the final
their future depreciation
ana ensiayeraeut.
O, degenerate sons Of patriot sires,
ye behoid these things and your
blood stirs not ! You nleekly bow |
sour neeks and hold out your hands |
for the chains that are being foFged |
aoF y0ur easlavemeut. And ye are |
worthy IN wear them.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-19

s5 We desire to put this upor
record: That, in our opinion, two
years of time from this date Gront
the lately elected President, aad nov
the idol Of the Radical paxty, will
be more obnoxious to that party, o.
rather to its leaders, than is And
johnson to-day. And, Impeacb
him! Impesch himI viii be the
Radical eIaaaeriag cry, Mart g
prediction.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-19
sheriff sale.

By virtue % az KxeCatien 10 me directed
EEem tiss Ssce of the Clerk Of ihe Di Irict Co
81 MsdAsas CoHaty, lows, I shah proceed 30
sell ca Friday, the lIfa DAY sf December r.
sSsss seswrsa the heEfS 81 10 s'e,aSk A. N asd
e'eteex n, 81 said aay, in fr 1T % the Court
HvHses - The city OF CenBeIi siaas the following
tesc4 ts<d zeal estate - j. . TsRt"F ts-wtt
&hi " az II seStivR Eru t0l Isl towushtp seE-
ytsss III sseFts VI isEty -foEr ttgl wssi
IN Polt&wkitana4s Cean'Y, tawA
Lot stght tsl IN kIsk hfRe ca and let three 70
in biex tuasspwu ia Beers Adtlen 10 the esty
Of GasHiI kfBG.s ioEA.@
Takea aA fhs prep Fgy OF ], g Y4ztRT 10 satisfy
Ga exrratian IN favor OF Reeves Co.
Sale to Commence at 10 eseae 3, . 70, Fass
lay.
PkRRT RgkLs ShsSi6
Caanzi BiRtgs. Iowa. Nsy. iItns 1858 slsta
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-19

The ADDITIONS TO the Pacific
House are nearly up. The wall OF
the third story will be completed to-
day. When these additions are COM
pIeted the Pacific viii be the
largest Hotel west Of Chicago and
st. Louis and willafford aecusnsnoda.
tions for at least a thousand persons.
The old portion Of the building
will undergo thoro Ugh repairs and
some important changes viii be
made, such rs will make 1t conform
10 the modern Idea Of first class
Hotel. and with man at the helm
who knows how to keep hotel, the
Pacifc viii be the beat Hotel In the
West.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-19

Z
Tbs Radical Rnmp By its recon.
structlon legislation fixed thlngsn
In Louisiana and other Southern
States 40 they supposed ior ssse inter
est Of their party and the election Of
Grant, bat somehow the thing has
not apanned ous' "a anticipated .--
Tho niggers have not been kept In
the traces, and the result has proved
Disastrous 10 both shs negroes and
the Radical party according to the
Radical reports from New Orleans,
and other places. a bit OF q riot
brought about by carpet baggezs
and niggers. resulted disastFousiy to
the instigasors, and the Radical pFsM
OF ths North puts up o piteous howl
and means and snourns over the out
rageous conduct OF those termed cop
perheads, forgetting In their hypo-
critical pratense OF love for the negro
and what is now called his rights
the outrages heapsd upon white
men OF the North, even to the de-
straction of property and the taking
of life, instigated by themselves. ---
Did they mean and mourn. then
No the devils inarnate, laughed
at the fear of the white men of the
North, and Knocked at their eaiassai.
ties. But now--now, Ii some insult
Ing, beastiy Niger, becomes nnen-
durable In his conduct and gets a
knock on the head, they whine and
blubber and moan, and eurse the
copperheads. 1t is but the chickens
home.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-19

- AIKRKn sxxnH nsfen.lant.

10 AksH $50 8&&18s B&feAaAnA
yyuu are hessay ssfiaea tAss GhsEe ts new -
4 &as N taa 4 Esea eF abs Csess Of ths DisHNI
Court II Pess4wats@asia Ceanlys Iswa- pstlpss~
81 Easily AssAe, claiming VI yps arczse Of ~
vafSa gsvsm the bes6s a& sxats aEaeHys sp"A W.
Hraassaa adultery Ana len susan tFfatmfnt. ASa
ssa& asiez sgpsaz shssets saa dsfrha eSIois
nesn sE shs teepssd asy Ut tie nexI tSsm 81 ~.
cssmfs y ammese5ng 81 Coaazait Rfsfs, IvNa, tn'
arst snesasy es June, lsas, sssfanH win be en-
tssv6 sgssa yea aaA tsNsxmsnt reader Ell tAeTsSs'
nase& shia gasA Gay ~ Me~emhsT. 1888.
WILLIAMS 4 ATLRswohTH,
Pssanligs Atiy'''
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-19

LEGAL NOTICE.
Yn arnpngNl nnARns--.

gaU are ses&sy aoslAya tAAs fhsys IL neW =
4 a. In toe a5see Of ths gieSk OF ths nsuk'
Csars Ut PssstawAllAsaie Csaaass Iawss FetllspsS
81 sasaA - ~ eTaytag fss 81 sessiats efess -
4 ssxes fFsfA yea on we gyeGNa ea8s w. sh& 90
wife saea, tsssssgs saa shst saiess yoa appear -
aassrss thsrvss, On " before the nsoSusng % y
sssna iay % sas gseossnhex FERN q ssla Csaf' -
'Fs.@ages sf,e in Gay - pgxeaaAsF 1855 aFtAss
Wi es ens.4 d 2sasasl yva Ksd iadsmsal Tso~<i'-
shaxpon, a.xu
eettSTfw kusAA eo~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-19

GoTss BAck.-The Davenport
Gazette speaks Of Deer being seen
in the neighborhood of that place
last Sunday, and says that noue had
been seen there before that inns
for some eighteen years. To those
who have not the wool pulled TOO
far over their eyes, we think this
might be construed into prognos-
tication OF shat vas TO take place
on Tuesday last. 1t is an old say
ing, and q true one that ssas the
face efthe white man, and coase-
qaentiy civilization advances, the In
dian savage and the Wild beasts OF
the forest recede.n 'sConliag events
cast their shadow before" though il
be bat only q shadow east troml the
sntlers of fine buck, and no doubt
the temperance Of this ooueonit-
ant of barbarism on last Saturday
was a foreshadowing of the intro
duction OF the negro 10 citizenship
on the Tuesday following, which
time will prove to have been an adj
vance backwards in the way of civ.
ilizatiou here in Iowa.-Mnscatiae
Courier.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-19

LAFFERTY & HENN.-It Is truly
a pleasure TO look through the estab.
lishnent of these yonng men, and
note the skill with which they cater
to the tastes of their many customers
in the reading line. Their shelves
are now well filled with most excel
lent books, Ttr1T5ffS is.iAsiieelA we noticed
many volumes of Poems by the best
authors, beautifully bound, and just
the thing for a present during the
holidays. Aud they are we'll sup
piled, too, with stationery Of all
descriptions, light literature, the
latest monthly publications, the lat
est daily papers, and a variety Of
other articles just suited TO the de-
sircs and wants Of both old and
young and so well arranged and
tastefully displayed as to make 1t a
pleasure to look at what they have
upon their counters and shelves,
whether you desire to purchase or
not. Give them call at their estab
lishment Ia the p. d. building on
Broadway.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-19

sa- We understand that Dir.
Boomer, the u. p. r. n. bridge con-
tractor, and several osfIes interested
parties are in our city to-day, nego-
tiating for the purchase of ssone
quarries, and making other arrange
ments necessary to commencement
aud speedy construction of the great
Railroad bridge across the Missouri
river at Council Bluffs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-19

BE- Esop wrote q Fable Of the
"Fox and the Grapes and we COM
mend 1t to our neighbors of the Non
parea for perusal when they attempt
to be severe on our Paris letters. But,
then, II Is hardly necessary to refer
the subjects of Her British Majesty
to the Fable, for we never saw an
English subject yet who liked any,
thing French.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-19

80 Formam & Beno are all right
In their new store, corner of Market
street and Broadway. Go see them
in their new quarters.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-19

pG- We are in receipt Of num-
Der ofthe Daily Evening BULLETIN,
published at Leavenworth, Kansas,
by w. s. Burke &Co., with an ex on
it, and place the same on our books.
w. s. Burke, was formerly editor
ofthe Nonp0reU, In this city, and
came from Leavenworth here 30
vote on the 3D. inst. and uoscd.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-19

lIssTs TO pAnsSTs.-W oader
whss asaaIs papa say that wicked
,swonsir when Betsy apsst The ink nil
ssssrs his isspers, and then slapped
smy ears hecaase I said the same
Y SAsAg vhes my kite airing broke,
Wonder why mamma told Bird
ret the ether day she was not III
-ssGGcs 9asa Tony Day's aaoslser
4r11tsd, 80 <hen puts me to bed
b khho1s ~ sapE4ss every time tel
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-19

A REMEDY FOX COLD WEATHER.
One of the best remedies for cold
weather that we know of Ii good,
warm clothing, and that remedy Is
10 be found i'm abundance at the Pal
ace Of Fashion of s. Stern, where
may be found some Of the best and
warmest overcoats, coats, pantaloons
and other winter garments, 10 be
found in the city. Every person
who desires Q comfortable winter
suit can be accommodated by giving
Staru y call at No. 216 Broadway,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-19

A New York correspondent
writes that 'sshings are stunning Ia
Broadway jrst now. The Indies
are onl in fissl s.soom. with dresses
trimmed with s'le oddess calors, q
bright yeli0W on D black gruaad
being conssasrsd the corress
thing,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-19

RA- Prof. Mueller has a few more
of those tickets to his Presentation
Concerts, and now Is the time TO Sc
cure one and have chance for one
of those fine presents he proposes to
make on the ocoasiou. The pianos,
organs, melodeons and other articles,
can be seen ut his photograph gal
iery In this city. Call anu take q
look at them, order Eve dollars
worth Of work in the Professors
line-get your pictures pay your
money and get a ticket.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-19
RIOS GaKES -EsaAxB. |

Dssssaans
To sala pvssnasat:
YaR are hRFssy netiAsa tAas 90 or before tie
sSah Day ~ MvStm hss, a. % tSSa there Wili %
sn sls - tbs stsre II he EteFk ef tas Dis'fld
Csarl " PsstswssaAmGs Egaa'y, tows, fAs P~ai'
q % 81 tae Ftsias4@ aforesaid, pFasihN for ss.
kIsa Ut sesalH<e atxagea fFem yen On The EfoaRa
thAt tsa hsve w1sI4iiy deserted aud sbaHd'hea
hes wsaAaas rsasonAsss eAass, fer the sPses ID
mssEe kAsn s@s yewrr pFieF TO The mHasueehsh1
81 shEs sals, aad hasa fsilsd 10 provide fer Asf
support ans the snpRsFa II hRF shlEsE*n ty yes,
Tea are also nssiAs thar 9nlssa soa sFrFAf
thereto and srFpn8 kefsra zsnea 81 the seSota asJ
% lhs seat tefm 81 sszH Ca1Sx- eonmeneIas a.
conaefs sla1s, Esw&. 90 ssa@ Ess aay Of DscFntf
leS0, aesaRls wsli he eassxea pg1iaza F9R sa9
decree Eezaezea tasssep,
DsEsA IA4s a4gh Gag % o1ssbsT. 1888
JOAN G. TURKi
AttcrRTY tor PtAisiE'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-19

WTSTER.--On Saturday last the
weather was almost IS mild as q day
In May, but to- day, ugh old winter
Is upon us with Icy bre ath aud snowy
vestments. 1t is blowing, showing,
freezing. The sound of hammer and
trowel, and the CHEEKY voice of the
mason IL hushed, for to-day at least.
"More mort,n "more brickss'' is no
longer heard from the top of those
unfinished walls just opposite the
BUGLE Office on the corner of Broad
way and Main street. We regret it,
but it Is not worth while to murmur,
old BoFeas won't cease his busters
at our command, and so we'll have
to "grin and bear it," and wait for
more suspicious weather ere we can
announce the completion of the
walls of that splendid three story
brick.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-19
IOMM II RCIAI.
PRODUCE ARD PROVISIONS,
FLOUR.

Corrected weekly by BOND.
THATcHER d Co., Main street.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-19
ORIGINAL. NOTICE.

IL DfEfFfct C~a1t. Eos pssI&wstkasgIs CeEHtyt
4 less, - Dseeasssx Terra, q d 1858.
MARaARgg LKaRAkD,
Rlalnsla,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-19

NEW BOOK BISDERY.-By refer
encn to our advertising columns it
will be seen that Council Bluffs Is to
have another book-bindery and
blank book mandatory. w. f.
Kiter & Co. viii open another estab-
lfsngaent fH the lier-Knepper
Block, In few days. Dir. Kiter Is
L AZ zsll eitixsn and has brsay. an.
gagged until the last few moaths In
the book bindery business in this
city, and was the senior partner of
the firm of Kitcr, FaiFlle & Monel.
He now re-opens the business in con-
nection with Mr.. Walker, formerly
one of The editors and proprietors of
the Nonp0reit, and wa bespeak for
the new arm a liberal share OF pub
lie patronage.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-19

Among the radicals Of Missouri,
the German portion of them were
the most determined opponents OF
negro suffrage. The Second Ward
in ST. Louis, where the Germans
gave Gen. Grsnt a majority of 85s,
rolled mp majority Of |, ls | against
negro suffrage. In the Eleventh
Ward, where the German radical
element is predominant, Grant re-
Ceived a majority of e75, but negro
suffrage vas defeated at the same
time By majority of l,ss0.-Ex,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-19
- The Radical majority In Iowa

sT- The Radical majority In Iowa
I'm favor Of NEGRO outrage is
special In vitation for negro ilnmigra~
ii IN Ito this State. And Missouri
having voted against NEGRO SUI
fragen we may expect an influx of
tho 'araw MATERIAL from that Stale
about next Spring, that viii startie
even our Radical neighbors; and
then when atom and Jerry become
the candidates for the Offices of May
or and Marshal, there may be some
holding oil Radical moses, who knows
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-19

sA- Now that the winter Is upon
%, and snow, and rain and slnsh
may be expected, 1t Ii necessary to
provide for the protection Of our
feet that they may be kept dry and
comfortable, and about the best way
to accomplish this u 70 60 at once TO
d. J. O'Neill's, so Broadway, and
purchase Of hin, good pair, or sew
eral pairs, OF those excellent boots
or shoes for which his establishment
Is 30 noted. Don't forget, II you
prefer having your boota or shoes
made to order, that O'Neili makes
that = speciality and warrants salts.
faction.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-19

ESTERPRIsE.-The Rip Van
Wrinkles of the Noapareii give evil
dence Of their enterprise As Thorough
newspaper men this morning by the
publication In their brilliant Daily
OF Proclamation to the voters Of
Pottawattamie county, announcing
that q vote win be taken on the 3D.
day Of November, 1853, npon the
question of bonding the county In
debtefiness and the proposition TO
levy one mill tax. This being
about the I4th Of November, eleven
days after the nropoaitions were vo>
ted upon and decided, the enterprise
ofoar neighbor h the more apparent
TO those who read that paper. The
Rip Van Wrinkles of that concern
are truly brilliant set OF fellows,
and 50 sharp sighted that they are
able to per celve the mote in their
neighbours eye, without discovering
the beam In their own eyes.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-19

Mr.. CHAMBERLATy's ScnoorA-
The winter term of this school will
open on Monday next, November
18th, and continue ten weeks. Mrs.
Characteristic will receive To her
drawing and painting eiasses pupils
who are not otherwise eonnee4ed
with the school. Twenty lessons
will constitute q term la these
studies.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-02
THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS THURSDAY MORNING

Boston; Jas. W. Brooks, New York; Henry
Wick ard wife, Miss Florence Wick, s. T.
Smith, Baltimore; A. Guild and wife, Chicago;
N. j. Easton, Fernandina; Mrs. ]. NJ. Tai
mage, Jersey City; MIR. and Mrs. Post, Mrs. L.
II. Tyler, Mrs. R. D. Wild, Mr. and Mrs. Hop
pins, O. D. Tyler, E. E. Stowe and lady, New
York
Pavilion Hotels. Patrick city; G. ". Bon
ner, Jonesville; J. B. Tollcson, Gondeysville;
P. P. Hamilton, Union; P. s. Worcham, Gour-
din's; George J. Graham, Myersville, s. c.; H..
G. Harrell, North Carolina; n. ". Graham, E..
H. Gasque Myersville; Thomas R. Greer,
Williamsburg; Joseph E. Thouron, Florida;
Thomas McCarty, Williamsburg; E. J. Parker,
Eutaw; William B. Mcdowell, st. Thomas.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-02
LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.


G. ". STEFFENs s. Co. will sell this day, at
% o'clock, in front Of their store, No. 80 Vendue
Range, shoulders, strips, sides, butter, &c.
7. NJ. CATER will sell this day, at 81 o'clock,
d Browns wharf, butter, shoulders, bellies
sides and crockery
Mn1IaAN & Son will sell this day, at 10
o'clock at No. % Vendue Range, furniture OF o
family leaving the city.
J. a. ENsLow s. Co. will sell this day, at
II O'Clock, on Browns wharf. molasses, syrup
and sugar; also, go sacks corn. -, IN H.
". Y. LE1TcH IL r. S. BECSs VIII l. sen tnis
lay, at II O'Clock, at the old postothce;1 e desl-
rable lot with buildings, on north side OF Went
cA4PsEII KNOX Co: will sell dtd this day. day 9; 2;
10 O'Clock, at their cash auction nouse, NO: 90
French cambria, &c. -,
JOIN G. N1LNoR s. Co. will sell this day; at
10 o'clock. at their auction salesroom, No.
1S5 Meeting street, ladies' straw hats, mems
and boys felt hats, &C..
JEFFoRDs & Co. will sell this day, at 81
o'clock, in front of their stores, strips, hams,
shoulders, &c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-02

UPP1sH.-There was a brighter feeling in the
city yesterday. Nearly all the cotton made by
/. our planters, has been sold, and the big up
ward jump will principally benefit the specula-
tive operators, but while the staple is uppish,
men will feel bright, even although they do
not possess as much cotton as factor carries on
his. coat sleeve :receives at the end Of hard
. days work. Rumors are afoat that Mr.. A. has
made $4,000, and Mr.. B. $50, 900, and that the
j. constitution Of Mr.. @. has been amended to the
tune az sc, 900; but the persons concerned do
not allow their tongues to.wag too freely, and
keep their thousand consultations to them
. selves. The Bay is bright; Broad street is
. bright Hayne street is bright, and the pro-
phet crieth out the man who in these days
holds cotton at fifteen cents. can't be soorsted,