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Death Of a Prominent North CarOlinian

RALEIGH, N. G., August 27.-Hon. David L.
Swain, LII. D., and late President OF the Uni
veraity, died at his residence last night, from
injuries received by fall from wagon.
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YACHT nj 1Gs- .1s
THIS FAVoniTE ~ HI, Az y
been thorou, lilly r.htted ior pleasu' pa.'
ANd.s, IL now Ready ior v1gasen,ssn1 ,s y, ~ ~
PNe~''O. " II.AUK u JOHNSTON,
IN, tnth.,uos Agents.
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The Career Of Gallant Merchant Cap
tain-The Rccaptare OF the Emily ST.
Pierre. 10, ''~
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~ A man whom both the waters and the wind
In that vast tennis-court hath made the ball
For them to play upon.

He was exceedingly popular with the members
Of his profession in. Liverpool; his kindness
and urbanity endeared him to all who knew
him, and his loss is deplored by the whole
maritime community. Although he has gone,
his name will not be forgotten; for 80 long as
acts Of courage are recorded, the story Of the
recapture of the Emily st. Pierre will find q
place among the brave deeds done by British
eeameD
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head, and waving to my faithful cook and
steward how to move the helm. arrived In
the Mersey after passage OF thirty days from
the recapfure; and desire, in this public man
ner and on this pleasing occasion, to offer my
thanks to Almighty God for his great and mar
vellous help in all my trying circumstances:
My thanks are also due to my faithful cook and
steward, who this day receive a reward for
their brave services at your hands. For my
sell, gentlemen, can only say that did my
duty in trying to recapture my ship against
tremendous odds, and you are here to-day to
rejoice over my success. It is unbecoming to
be proud, but we are permitted to be thankful.
For this handsome token Of your kindness l
thank you, and pray that your generous deed
will be spur to the British sailor, who in the
hour Of trial and heavy responsibility may be
encouraged, that his efforts for the right and
true will not be lost sight Of or go unrewarded
by the first maritime nation in the world"
Captain Wilson, after ibis Emily St. Pierre
exploit, settled in Liverpool, and embarked IN
business. He was unsuccessful in his com.
mercial pursuits, and once more returned to
his original profession, and died while acting
as the commander Of an English ship. Du-
ring his residence in this town he was regard
ed as one Of the "institutions," and was point
ed 10 with pride on account Of the brave action
he had performed. He was in appearance and
manner ''every inch sailor" He had for many
wears followed the sea-" and seemed to be
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Slipping.
FOR NEW YOI>k.

REG ULAR LINE EVERY WEDNESDAY,.
A<a~, TIE STEAMSHIP sARAGOSSA,
NR1kST4S1 Cspt. N. B. CRowEI1, will leave Van
LHzBdlI&3N0 derhorst'B Wharf. on WednesSSy,
.r.$SG4 te4 ID September. at -Four o,clocs p. NJ
August 27 RAYENEL Il CO.. Ageuts.,
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LONE TRIP A WEEK.

LONE TRIP WEEK.
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM
Pa KEr LINZ,
VIA BEAUFORT, HILTON HEAD AMI BLUFFIoN
STEAMER PILOl BOY..... Capt. ". I. AoNhLIY
STEAMER FAN. iE..:....:::..;CsPf: EssM FEss MEtl
nn-A ONE OF The ABOVE sfr nmSao
Euaes:ssi5 will leave charleston every 4 Isesaay
Ho1n7Io, at O'Clock, ano savannah ever 1"~''N"S
Morning. ct 6 O'Clock
For Freighi or passage, appYi0 ,ppruoN
,oo accommodation Wharf
FOK PALATKa FIOk'DA'
VIA SAVANNAH, FskNANDIHA, JAcKsoNYiLLh
AND ALL LANDINGS IN 'HE NJ. 'oeN's
RIVER. -
sSaGaE Captain IA LES WILL x;
,as 90 Tharie.tol ever Tues .dy N'sht at O'CLOCK.
and seva nab everv Wednesday Afternoon 81
o;1oct TOR the above places. 1etu ming VIII leave
savaunah ior Charlesuon ever. Saturday Morning,
1t o'clock iii ,o ,,o-Ad al
the erpf nae and risk OF ow ers-
AM freight must bc pre- ID
J. u ,IKEN CO., Agents,
June 27
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FUtN 01TkDN ELh'S h0OHH
AND ALL INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON PEE
DEE RIVER.
r. THE STEAMER ST. BELENA,
.assssssE=2 ss.ss4saE=2 Captain ]. G.. kuMEY, will receive
Freight on Mond iy next, August 81, at commercial
Wharf, and leave on Monday M NJ st Eight O'CLOCK,
connecting with the steamer GENERAL MANI
GAULT at Georgetown for the above landings:
No charge viii be made Tor reshipping Freight Al
Georgetown.
al f'''t' SHaCKELFoRD KELLY,
No. Boyce's Wharf,
August %
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[srEaA1 TELEGRAM TO THE DAILY Nrws.l
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TIE SPLENDID SIDE wHEE
M@IFs ssTEA SHIP CHAMPION
LIzM[EftfHS ocKwooD. Commander, will leav
-SeAf1S eaA5s1eSL Adger's Wharf on Saturday. the 29t
inst at Four o'clo L P. M.
The Steamers Of this Line insure at three.quarter
For Freight OF Passage, having elegant cabin
accommo dations, apply to ~
Corner Adger's Wharf and East Bay tUp stairsl
Auoust "a D
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road as the people OF South Carolina. am con-
fdent that to effect this latter result it is only
necessary to show that We are IN earnest our
selves, and determined to complete the road
in the shortest Tins that energy and skill can
perform The work.
1st. IL is essential that the Legislature shall
remove the restriction imposed upon the COM
pany by the act Of 1854. which required the
production of proof to the Governor Of such
subscriptions or aid granted in The States of
North Carolina and Tennessee, as to give
reasonable assurance Of the completion OF tn ,
road. these promises OF aid were based upon
q contract by contractors, but as the latter
tract. South Carolina withheld her guarantee
Of any of the bonds OF the company.
Cd. With the removal OF this restriction,
the State should pass an act guaranteeing
the bonds of the company to the amount OF
one million of dollars, and authorizing the
President to hypothecate or dispose OF said
bonds in such manner as IS best calculated
to secure the immediate resumption OF the
undertaking.
The engineer, Colonel Gwin. states that the
entire tunnelling can be completed In one year.
| Three-fourths OF this work has already been
| finished. and there is no reason why the re-
mander may not be completed within the time
above specified The rolling stock can then be
pat upon the road. In less than one year and
half from this time, therefore, we may have
| the satisfaction OF seeing through train from
the Ohio River to Charleston, and union be-
tween two sections Of our country, which prac-
tically have been to each other as strangers.
Reference has already been made to the i'm
portance of this road in military point oi
view. Many leading public men have recently
urged its construction on this ground; and
there is no doubt that Congress is prepared to
lend willing ear to any reasonable proposition
which may promise to result in the attainment
of 30 valuable an object.
I therefore respectfully suggest that you,
honorable body shall request the senator's anc
representatives Of the State in Congress to lay
! this subject before that body OF the earliest
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-09-10
s5,I52 81
FoR fsG4.
Excess of 'ss over '64 s2,es7 50 |

L-A(SsSS Va 20 usCE "a S&ySoa "
A great many other tables are Civ
en- and fats related by Mr.. mankeg,
showing the gros@est frapCis and cor
ruptions in the Door keeper 4 depart
rnent, III the POstmaster's depart
ment and every other branch CON
nected with the House. It Is shown
that regular salaries are put down as
paid to man who tl0 not pretend To
do any duty, and who do not even
reside in Washington and that men
receive large salaries FOR services by
persons hired by them at vastly less
pay. The whole pamphlet Is but q
detail OF siesIenipg and disgusting
corruptions and Fas. alities thatought
To make q Pejee Islander blush fng
shame. / can but wish that ever
honest laboring man In Maine could
be supplied with copy of Mr., Man.
ker's pamphlet.
Honest reader, answer me In your
conscience, what hope Is there FIR the
prosperity of the la5Oring people OF
this country, Ii the unlimited power
of taking their earnings by taxation
Is continued in the hands OF TIE ana
bilious and wicked men who Wre
guilty of these monstrous eorruptions
and rascalities?
Now try the following from the Of
fetal report relative TO the Freed
mems bureau, and the number OF
Civil employees thereof:
There are employed In the Bureau
In Washington and the District 81
Columbia alone
Fonr general officers, whose "a
annual salaries amount TO q. 40 Oa
Seveaty-Seyen clerks ID2. $50 fpl
Twelve messengers s.3S0 e.
Thirty-oue agents S0,f4s3 IA
Mixing one Assaalred and Escgatsf. y,,ty
-Btkrefta offers employed sse de DIS.
Ersa Of Oo,slos33ia alone. snhoss tsooye-
gdSe salaries amount to o1s Assssds,s,
and forty siz thousand eighs h,xsxlre1
dsLk0Fg.
The whole number of civil of.sfers
employed ia the Bureau IL sevess .ssIsa.
dred an1 ssessteez, their salaries
amounting to 1916, 7al, and this doe
not Include the hospital attendants
mar the northumberland teacher,
of schools.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-09-10

A eolored carter In Newbern, N.
G., huisted Seymour and Blair Gag
over his dray, and was bris kbatted
through the street by the sstrooiy
Ioil" OF his own color, seriously in-
iuring his horse.
Four negroes attempted To assassl-
nate Col. Shelby and family, living
near Memphis, q few nights aiuee,
but they met with such a warm re-
ccption that they beat a fiasty re-
treat before injurlng any one.
The master spirit OF the Radical
party In Georgia Is negro who
served out term for raps I'm the
Sing Sing penitentiary. A worthy
leador of o worthy party!
Warmosh has recently tbwaxted
the aims of justice by cnmnuting
the sentence of a negro murderer
who was to have been hung it Ba-
ton Rouge, La, on the lib inst.-
This negro had mken the life OF an
inoffasisive wf1its man without q
word of warning.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-09-10

i 49, -
mer I'm = &.
HovsEg1< EnEsil !. ef z ennsyIysnis
aa5s IL Balhio Courier, was asd
tie other day in the unioa lsaQqr
= = ~ ~: =
asked b lnention 4 Hxn, who, III
my estimation, possessed the sttrib-
utes oil q perfect gentiesnan, cal
sigsted sehplar, d faewxe TIT ltesnasa
and n sincsre christian, / would,
without hesitation name Horasio
Seymour, Of New York" aIIow
about 6eyanosfss loyaity Y" safer
the dispatches ! seat Seymour D.
the time oftlle reble rain into PEN
nsylvania, replied the governor
u esuld herdly beeeslle me IL Inn
pGgn bis loyalty / fhe fact 10, 4
have never doabtcdis / under
stand that Belmont Is having oil
the dispatches sent by Stanton and
myself printed, and I have no doabt
they will be In the hands of every
democratic stump speaker through
the aampaign. We had hetteF give
ap attacking Ssymoar's ioyaty, for.
ske opposition bold tho trump card
In that matter"
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Ibe poople ~ davenport nxe Mix
lipg % b~tldIux : swimrning nende'
We - by ID exohanse tl,at ~
Mnhonta <onmkY Fair heE u Huesr
daY nn ~ - -.
From the Ladgsv we learn that
Charles Easter, af Jefferson county,
lost his hand In the eyIinsIeF Of q
threshing machine last week. S.
The Cabbage rapers are telling
abaa1 81 ten yen Old by In pafis.
Iowa, making himself flInous ~ 4
horse thief.s II + we'll known that
your neighbar, ten miles distant,
Is better Informed La regard to your
affairs than you are, which may nc
count fhr the above piece OF lnfeIlk
geace being known Ia Chicago before
any person In Iowa was aware of
the hct. Paris ID under obligations
TO Chicago.
"A young sportsman namesa Snob,
oat shooting chickens near Cedar
Rapids, theothar day, rnistook Q lad
named Frank nennctf, in . willow
thieket for q snipe, aud up and shot
him I'm the shoulder luckily, not
very seriously hurting him. Sosays
the Times.
The Keosauqpa ReGst5 sscuss speaks
or cattle disease breaking out In
that county. 1t says: aWe are in
formed that considerable excitement
prevails In Kilbourne and vicinity,
On account Of the sudden death of .
uumber Of cattle belonging 10 Chas.
Porter, OF that place. IL appears
that nothing strange MAS observed
In their actions, but they eat aud
drank as usual, shortly after which
they were taken sick and died almost
instantly. After death they bloated
to an enormous size, and emitted q
very sickening smell. It ID feared
that this is the beginning of the long
looked for cattle disease
Twenty-three persons Joined The
Methodist Church at Mecsaniesviile
last Sabbath, and thirty others were
resolved in full connection with the
same church ut DsakevilIe, Davis
on the 3oth ult.
The new Baptist Church at Brook
vile, Jefferson county, IL nearly
completed.
says the ranoga Rals&te : ssThe
Universaiists of this place held q
meeting, commencing last
Wednesday and continuing over the
Sabbath, which was OF more than
interest. Rev. w. w. King,
CT Dss Moines, the lIanss eloquent
and entertaining preacher IN the
Wass, preached sayerai sermons to
large ooalregatians. holding his and
fence spcii-bound, though the ma
jority dissenting from his views. He
is ''o.d man eloquent, and no mar
ter how unpopular his subject he can
make it interesting. A church or
Was effected, 500 were
raised aad thirteen names added to
the agreement or pledge"
The Herald says the New II. p.
Church at Oskaloosa Is progressing
rapidly towards compilation.
An Old sailor by the name Of Win
ming has been holding protracted
at Buckeye, two mites east
of Belle Pla:Re. The transcript says
he has laet with great success
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-09-10

A communication In the Rome
(Ga.l Courier thus describes the
proceedings ~ the eviered church
In that city recently: AT . recent
attendance on this aboininable
moakery af religious service. We
heard a Ehiaing voieesing out, Nsn
gwine TO heben on n white hoss.'
Another jumped up and echoed
Bless de Lord, hers's poor sister
gwinc to hell on . black mule.
One raised her hands, and with
eyes fixecd on The ceiling, screamed,
4 zee Jesus, | sea Jesus, ] sea Jesas
q lookin' q me- Another replied,
Il see him too, . lookin' out de vim
der al me.' Another cried out Bless
de lord, tell Jesns to send down a
rope and I'll climb up to heben.
This last idea struck a dozen or
more with force, and they jumped
up and down, shouting, Send down,
de sepe, and veil all climb 90
heben. aGige them q vote and ssist
as havs Peace. 2
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-09-10

WREs John "A. Logan, went Into
the army he WIS noe u 5rth over two
thousand dollars, all told. This Is
positively asserted to DO q fact, BY
rnen who kaow whereof they speak
Tie Chicago Times says that
Gen. Logan, after serving three
years in tbs army and two in Con.
gress, Is the owner of property in
Chicago TO the amount Of sl0o, 600,
Gem. John ~ Logan has worked
mighty fast" either as General in
the army, or as member of the rad
cial rump Congress, or both. BLl
Logan's 10 not an exceptional case.
There are SCORES Of radicals who
went into the army, or into Com
grcss, the nexs thing TO paupeFs,
and have come out with their hum
dreds Of thousands. For making
money there's no place like il Ev-
erything they have touched has
turned 10 gold. As pretty good ex,
aunplss Of these special kavoss of
fortune, VIC might mention sena.
tor Harlan and Congressman VIII
son of this State.--Constitatioa
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~
II lIl - In ~ lsllowlne
lettex, ~ J aynx Tos3erin,
thai "a excursion perty Of he lead-
ing MerchAnts, Meckanlz and Real
Etate owness ofst Eoaia, viii visit
our city so0n. Let our citizens -
she proper steps for giving them i
hearty reception, such as only the
people OF Council Dlnfa know how
ID extend. a
Z CHILLgcvTrrE, No.,
Sept. 5tls. 1868.
10 H1s Honor, kks Mayer az Cbsa-
eli REsEfs, Ioera.
DEAR HfR-On or about kIsa 18th
OF this month, an excursion party of
the leading merchants, mechanics
and real estate owners of st. Louis.
the Press and City Gev~raTnents will
start Gar Goaaeli Hinika, 0anAhf and
the country beyond, with q reference
to taking immediate steps for q d.
rect Railroad connection.
My object In writing to Council
Bluffs and Omaha, Is to let the peo-
pie know Of their coming, and efla-
bis you all toshow St. Iaouis that the
prosperity and commerce of your To-
caliEy il all that your friends claim
for It. lam dc.
Very respectfully,
j. III. HAMMOND.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-09-10

, A correspondent Of the Wiscong
sin Farmer. tsaveling in foreign
coupsries, says hs sa0 no hafrows
in Egypt; and iH Palestine. while
the peasant plows, his wifa failows
with . heavy hoe and breaks mp
the eIods. Tho pIow 10 made of
wood, and Is but shree ssieks.
The team il sflen SOW, or eyea .
sanaIi donkey: while 10 Eygsps .
camel and D COW are Offeu hitrhsd
together.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-09-10

An aGT Id Tai@tiaa BE- the sAa& Ut fn4Gxtsa2zEe
haasrs In amsnspsssts4 sites sna sewns.
S~sssnn 1 - sa4s9e& tF fk< GtmkTaF &sz
Of lbs yisaaz Of ssS1, be sHa IL hsF<Ay ewe8S-
ri By stFtAiag eEt % said Bseti ~ aii afs&r she
waFas snsas irafszS isnsys, - ana sssess ax ilsa
fhexsss tho flawta& Eesas ~ as csoAIA&tsa
III llss tsws u he ssats.*
Seq au iseDsppssssa aswas as& cities ne&
AaepxaT3xsa aa9sr tbs gFReEx1 kacas pssstfun las,
shsls hxss TIE issmm - requisite 90 vrssaisis che
sas~ ag izssxsesslng li4msss sss psshibtte4 by
&saks saws ans ancA nsNsF 70 rexalsae shaH ta-
exsas sss D. %F "a assess - sEp~re tan % encA
.szls. FeT Tie eETvssse sf tkis st ksef an4 wilma
sAAis be ssnzl6srsa d saxiaszsmg laaasss.
sec Ehss zcs 70 Sxks erect sn6 BE- In fssxs
fssn sad after ssa paeslsxtlsx ID khs faw2 ssAss
Rexisiex ana lsws Hsaestsaa. nsw pspes puh~
kisAea sn pes Mssnss Hewa%
Appxpvsa A1xsi .. $50.
Il HEREBY sesxisy sAss shs fer~watnx 80 sssx eks
sec& By psnasesssaA 50 fserAFs6 ~ s~esssm Ehsee
thes att % the S4sA azg - &Asas. -. fas2
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-09-10
Financial AufS,

We have few more financial nuts
for our ncigbbor Of the Non,gTea to
Try his Radical teeth IN Checking
We are aware that they seem n little
haTi il the Shell, after enjoying as
You Radicals lave been doing the
past seven years, the munching q
the liter kind in the shape Of green
backs and bonds, but we can't help
YOU out of the dilemma. We give
YOU first, then, the following rs we
lid it in the "Lahoring Mans
Friend TO try your teeth on,
The following Is the bill for private
horses and carriages for 1861. (See
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-09-10
COMMITTEES APPOINTED.

The following named gentlemen
o committee appointed by the Com
mon Council to make arrangements
to receive the exeurstonists from st.
Louis, as indicated i'm the foregoing
letter-ar requested to meet on
Wednesday, at ths City Building, at
7 o'clock r. NJ.
The committee Is composed as fol-
lows:
On the part of the Common Coun-
eiI-Thomas Tostevin, Mayor.
Aldermen. F. Evans, John
Hammers, f. T. C. Johnson, Mr., Nc
Fee, g.. r. Williams
On the part of the Citizens, Messrs.
d. C, Boomer, ], w. Ross, H. Ever
EFT, sim. Haas, Chas. Baughn, A. L,
Deming, W. FL. NJ. Pusey. J. nj.
Palmer, Il. L. Douglass, John Bere-
sheim, w. F. sapp, Vim. IL. Pow
ers. THOS. T0STEvIN,
Chairman,
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srarE axseerlYs aaAaErvkR.

I. NJ. Walker, 81 I'oix, Ghtirman.
bn VI iris, ~ pix, SeeEettFy.
I. u. Test. Ut p1ssawagts nis.
y. 3. Galhersson, OF j Grson.
=. l. CLARK, Vt SeesG
lsha e. Barns, Of Dubuque.
rJ5a F. Daaonmhe, Of Webster.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-09-10

r.. Dean vii s2eak at sseh hours 10 fse gay
p. nlv b, srrIa<gd b. The heal e7u5H tttres.
Al Dyu,ocralls papers in Sbs Kaita rsEgfessl0s
i, ~, rrct are rrl sstsd TO pnbsiFA thR above
.iay=aeuf,, It - s3 ,ested local eosaFai:tlss
= . -u Re ala eseIfnl arssuxemei.ta Ias tae asBse
I--.!ass ]. N. wAtEEE'
Calrmta D+Il. Cea C
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-09-10

Gen. MiIroy having been nosni-
mated as q Radical candidate Tor
acme Office In Indiana, the VIM
chester, Va. Times Ii reminded OF
an incident In his earesr, which i
tha6reiated:
He vas nAp af hks passions
with Batter, suraomsd shs Reass.
and 10 imitation of thst hern Ailray
made raids upon sisverwsFe, planes,
etc, This passion was partisularly
developed In raid upon Mr.. Lloyd
Loganss valaables. Taking fancy
20 Dir. Logan's premises he thers
took up headquarters; and wishing
to be Rmonaseh ofall he surveyed, "
brusaily ordered Mira. Lbgsn.
who was In q preearioas state OF
health, to quit the premises. Bus
before the order could be obeYed he
grew impatient and ancereznonioasly
hurried Mrs, Logan from her home
apd had her ~ doYn jn tbs streets
OF Nswsown, eight milss distant,
where she had not nm acquaintance.
He then installed Mrs. Milrop -
mistress of the mansion, and eooay
appropriated all the valaabies Of the
the establishment 20 his own nss.
When Eweli, In 1893. made bis up
pearsnce before Winchester, Milroy
packed up all hja stolen silver md
started it to the rear In . headqaar-
ter wagon. Fortunately the old
wretch's private cheat WI s eapsared
and IN Il was found quantisy Of
silver s'rnarked Z. Logan. =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-09-10

A NEW DODGE RAISING THE
STAMPS. The efforts of sogae peo-
pie, who ftre eoHstituti0nalfy oppos-
ed to manual labor, to get a living at
everybody's else expense, are anus
Ing enough sometimes. The latest
dodge In Davenport is the ''stamp
act" 1t has been played on scores
of our merchants during the last two
days. A man entered the stores and
Offices In n hurried and excited man
rer, and begged the loan of q three
cent pnxfage, or two cent revenue
stamp, for q few minutes. In hard
~ q single instance has he failed to
get the stamp. Judging from our
information concerning his adven-
lures day before yesterday, this pets
ty scamp must have gathered over
two dnIlars' worth OF stamps On that
day. We saw this ssasnp rassa cross
ing over b Rock Island hast evening.
lDuuesp5rk Gasstte
81 s-e - vse4S&-eA
DgsTrTUTIeE.~-The New Orleans
Picoystse says:
Tire nanber nf wpuaeSs and We
mean no dIsrespeet by THE Term, Tor
many are ladies who have s6en bet
Ger days -wfio daily make applies
lions fo the Mayer for relief n Almost
Incredible. Every tlstrnIng w see
snEne half dozen females In the May
ORG parIuR. some cioeeiy vailed. 10
prevent reuRnItiou hy these who
may know them, A1d 0thess having
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