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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-27


II Nv. PALMER The Radical can
dids1e for Congress Ia the Fifth Dis
frIcs, has red ed temporarily Rom
the editorial charge Of the Sd6s Esp
ist~. All right. He win take The
s'stunap'' instead Of the ssquiii', dur
Ing the campaign. Itisonly y tkan-
porary arrangement, laowever, PaI-
mar win return to the squilI's again
after his return from q trip mp Salt,
where we propose 70 send him iu
November. You may Is wen lay IN
your provision Or the trip. Frankly
and ''engsage room Tor tbs session.
at the principae hotel at the head III
Silt.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-27

& Ehe 1sst sass Nx.itor In. The
|! llowias sspost q, ~ cpd PA -blsesse,l
81 k1e!an AZ ROurbOrn county
that Two bodies were va
ee5e ve1ef raaf the State INA
IN that c1nnfy. Ha mss that TrSl
care ma tokan 10 4nd sorne ps pers
~ marks "a HER eiQkh hing. by whIeb
tlle 1IlE1IS ~ h1eqfsfled, but eonld
- - ~ O. 0ese either bodies
- 1ls9 Ae1es geTe discovered &,
- e. D4tfk and stone and
go M 1 the latter eyideatIg
~ crush bis skull. TH&
& Qtlser were HI, 4 al 4
very long. darn,
- ne bullet holes wegss
- 80 fMo&4 yioaence that could
- so0nd @sl0fing from the deeou-
|ul elBds NIL bodies must have been
E14y1gg - 13se prairie sAree or four
yeek No eae has amy idea who
they were. Just as We are going TO
press we learn that three more dead
bodies have been fund on the State
a1ne, betweGa Gzsawfaxsf e0uRsy, Kan-
Sos and nnrtom le0anfy, Miss0uri.-
TIE Superstition Ii that they were
Texanss slrivina cattle north, and
were shot down where SheiY remains
weEH 1nWnl1. We Isope 90 be able 10
|gfyeedE raadess more og tine partiess.
t1s q the mystsTioss afksig In our
Ass'1A sAspsscs ia ) sssy, esy.ss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-27
order NO. m.

We have been told that Rawlins,
the chief OF Grants stat, was the
author af luglnr No. l 4, La which the
Jews were sCaaaaoualy assaiied- III
was ssaid, kDa, that larank oouateg-
lalasaeiski tha aTsler - soon as he was
sober encuxh "a comprehend IFS fnrre,
We now have aslotheF version OF the
nsaxlBrs This ChiaaD k0sfrssal aays
ssf3onexal Grant han been charged
with heinH tbs aIlkh0r Of this order,
and n1iun has been Eseaped upog,
him by partisan leaders md the
Israelites, on aeeonnt Of IL, wfep tls<
truth uf the matter " thai
hs order ezainated lin khs
brain Of Mack BTukher'a wall
kaowm and influential IaHnGiitash cit.
liens Of GSncinaatils whos havina
obtained q enntraef through inf7uen-
tial ffienfia, made shis infhaE3pus
charge against their own 60 religion,
lists, md by their islfiueaee Through
GeneraI GEanfis father. for e Ma
bel, GeneEni Rawaans, then chief Or
sta4f, issuexi the order ON his 8wn ~
ss0nisbility, and Gen. Grant kneN
nothing al if until he returned from
trip somewhere In hIs dlstrirt o.
fsszza New Osseaas.n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-27
= Recently n yieksburr The,

- Recently In yieksbmrg there
WINS q large Democratic procession,
In which ware several United states
dags, which, at the request Of the
citi1esie had besu loaned them by the
post qslslx&erIn&St@. The parade ef
voters being large and impressive
alarmed the carper-baggess, several
Of wh0m called on Gen. Giliesn ard
complained that his officers had fur
saished nags 30 procession which
YVES impeding reconstruction. ~
ssasutieaaea, aid the< General, ayoa
are the d-~(lest fools ever saw. /
fought thae people folr ysars 30
make them carry that Tag, and now
yUu are mad because they wish b.
march under Il. . as
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-27

TgRarBf,E Acx,tpEsr. The BUR-
iington drgas says: AS the mail
train pn the II, & M. railroad was
coming cast yesterday afternoon,
whom about three miles from Fair
field, at Mifelaellss Crossing, 1t ran
into team driven by u Mr.. Cngig,
having with him three grind chill
dren. IT instantly killed 10th hor-
SEQ, and one Oft ehildren, and very
badly injured ali of the beiaaee. We
were informed by passenger that
Ii was more than probable they
woald ali de The little boy killed
had q large Fracture In his he'd. Hs
was about ten years old. The Aofses
were knocked sone distanee lUen
the read On one aide, whlle ~ ncczs-
pants ofthe wagou wsrs fkruWn o.
the other side Of the t1nek. Ig6ss
were brought 70 EstrAleA w1eee
they were cared foe. Me eouId ~
learn that Il was from ally easelesr
lsess Of the cdndnctor al emptey6es,
81 the roai. Unccnrred whess there
WIS short turn II 10 road.
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United Eeafl H6ee1 1T 81
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n1nfls l6 n1nce = nut6ea
hIs pespa A1d No.at did noe -
pns1ed w. - unwor1sy g. nteen~
Hon.
He did not nay thet pFSnr to- tbe
GTst tegal tendst Mltfn stntuee. theeof
Feb. 9Th, l16oA IL 8tnte haMs4s
HaGf ~ 4vhfeA ense sltsag beGa ma1t-
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pFsvailed WITH tl10t 1tne0 l1gtulneaee
under he p1e4 Of ne neceT -
Ibave b saz6 hank nots ElEe0I1etea
within th9tY sywH buslfesn b. A31D4F
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ID ofrpuin1< IN alxfY naillian6 ~ -
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/ whi61n 49, ~ At6kxle exez4pte(l
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should not be recelvable tof eUe-
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t. k3txte banks. thus armed and
daGn(ied i1y nnjust and saaoupsrtitasr
fi0uuf statutes Of favor. f1ecepfioa
and fFnnd. wefn eDShled 10 hoid IN
4 HI GOLD they had on hand. aud an
thov could efck m. fcee hun The
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-27


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nnd Any tl1OtlsenQ blssaei4 ana t1eF
were ample for tho trade of the city.
II was ~ iN.s TIM fac nrsS steam
elevator was hgiin
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af shese ei6vatel4s go the Hsoalss ff,-
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-27

- A little girl OF Kentucky, alta
boarding achool, responded s follows
30 4 mote nDHa her father, anaaoafa-
cling m interesting evens In the fasaa-
lily: Bs.a
HMY DEAR Par: I was right glad
20 hear from you, and that you were
well bat did not Hike IL u bic 80
hear thsf naofher had q baby, beeasass,
&c Was q bog. 1 should be glad If Ii
were girl but I hate boys--shey
are not nice. Nov am going to
tell you what I want you % name
him. arm going 60 choose q home
IN name, becAase d0a't khink boys
ought 10 have pretty names, Boys
ara sauea1ing all the time. You
don't have one minutes peace while
tehre b d boy lmby i'm the house; but
q girl baby d q good thing b have
In the hGuse,ER II never eries. Name
him Yuha Dam. that's good enough
for . boy. You must excuse me for
writing 80 much ahout boys the req
son I WFUts 90 much ab0uf buys, is
because I don't Nike keys. Nv love
to ma, ard tell her I hope she Win
do better ne1t time
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-27

T
The Radical press In this eassa-+
paign, - In Ill others through which
the peppse 81 tAs country haye pass
Ell. sanee shs organization Of tie most
corrupt party IN The history Of the
Republic, and Of which they IRE tho
naouah pieces, make balderdash,
halsehood and personal tienuncstiaEl
ana persnsmi defamation their prin-
cipaI stock in frade. No nsaa, how
ever pare or patriotic he msy Be, o.
have bsen during life -whethex be-
longing 10 saeir party Organisation
or acting - . member Of The Dema~
cratic party wletheS h01estiy Sur
the var, OF with nm honsst and pa
trsoflr purpose disappearing Il, u
matters not 10 them. II he cosne MT
mp 10 TIE iins cf party am whiet,
the corrupt leaders Of this cprrupt
RadieAl party have marked dnwFn
upon their paIitieai hcss-bntxsi, ard
makes not hts moves 20 suit their
cnsssspt schesnlngs regardless 81 CON
situations, iavz, astiss of 0llrs aIsd
pseoe<lents, h b as once sanlled. -
alouzcs6 and 70 Ear - h n tlse pow
90 of4he Ra<iie&I pses, hes his cher-
acter delAmed and his naDtives Inn
- 49, ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-27

03T8{W tAG fxstEsa u tkz3&4tAkC&4&N&a
| aanhouored, unwept, and unsung.
s~'---------------
White Chl1ARen Gfvcn mp ny
tho Inalans,
The Commissioner Of indian Ar
6airs hne recatvei report ffosn In
dian superintendent Th0u1as E.
Murphy, dated AtchIson, Kaassas,
Auxilof 4 inc1oelnG twU fet1efs nom
John "a Enppou, who wne 3 member
uf the mte HencU Com ninfOu. dated
renpsst1ypaY July - and 8, l1e9, AID
MnkIa9 tlInf the KiowA9 hAd delty-
cred np b him - D proof of their
ffienfsh1p ~ The whites, . hoy about
yean AZ -. and i giri xhuut ID
yeass cfaGe; and that he hos handed
them ovsr d Genesni Alifed E0lly,
souauasp6ing the DistSict Of tbs Up
peg KAnt1L Gapeginteu1exat Mr.
ply, ~ his Fsceat siaft 10 Fort
Larned, Saw the boy and xiri at
Fort HATkos. General Suily mitf he
intended 10 send the girl 10 the St.
Mnxysa Misstan. 10 be taken carr of
By the 61sfexs, and to keen the boy
untiI Il can be sascertailed where
their friends and relatives reside =
The C0luApehes had also hruu4ht
tn and dslivered mp 30 Agent Wyn-
coop. without ransom, D girl about
nine years old. The child, Agent
Wyncnop preferred 10 keep with
him until IL can be aseertained where
her Ather and mother reside. She
sAyx that they were moi taken prise
nefs or killed That her name Ii
CoNleIl, and that her Kfandhthcr's
name ii Albright, but che cannot
tell what Stmte o. county they reside
I'm. The Cnuanehes stiiI hold one
bog, whieh they have promised TO
deliver no to their new Agent when
he gives them their aunuffte& They
say positively that this h the only
white captive now held by the XII
owas and CoTnancheS.
Coiouel III. g. Leasenwcxth, late
Tndian Agemt 0f Kiowa ana Conan
che txib@ has necsived . Ietter ffuTn
the clark at the Agency, dated from
Eureka Valley, July 8 stating that
Mshwee, . ehief0f the Qu0chataqua
ard Cnu,anchs, had brought Into
the Ag1ncy boy named Thorn rs
BeileY, who was taken st the time
Dick Freeman was captured In Ou-
toher lask They still hoid Freeman.
The Indinna md Ehftos II he agency
gnse three horses and pair Of revot-
vers m the rFiease 81 haily. At the
anme timse n was ascartninefl that tho
tams nches I'D sxrsfly be- = 10 Tax
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-27

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- - an1kseify -
ps ss; ssss ,. % =,
|ap1c1e paynseut, - rs r fnnnaad g.
- - haEin Nh e. 80 - a H.
at 0neA ~ II sheso = nnads r.
gife tkefk b6tlb III fht$ NH 10 70
enepend else p$t1ent sc the Ar
breath ~ h1g a1r Mat ba0wn norsS..
ssza fn - - agstess I sy
|Aqxn VIII yNte1n that gives Ia
ENqtleNo 1mQlk1Dn<wMkhf and 10 sh~
peqptea sgge ft0nai caTreaeg,
~ H. q : 4 1isch 4 sssass..
|te4ee - ~ H. M11Ie Eoo<s. scar
- 1919 1,1fs - tiA<m or agx
Is = = - yn8k BALDWIN.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-27

- - 80 2sS1D - 01@ A&W@3W&&e
A man called mpou d brokef ia
Boston aud aegosiated Cor Gosarn.
nest seedrisiss ~ aiss aass~ns II
45, 900, promising 60 call sor them
this nexs morning. lie came soon
aleef che adkca was opsnci assd re-
aaesaea sl,e broker 10 send then ~
send TO his roosa, which the broker
did, by j, clerks instructed 70 keep
IA eyc oashe bonds I'LL he received
an equiv aleat for them. Arriving
at the gcnsIeman's room, tho
purchaser stated thar lse SHOULD b.
obliged ID 20 ont minute ID procure
cash for d check, and deposited the
package isaa pigeoa hole In lsis desk
IN The uler<ss presence. The lasser
waited sotsle tsnae for his easlornerss
return, until losing patience as the
delay, he resolved tosaks his bonds
hsnx 60 inc cSl1es. Ulsn opening
the desk BE- was assnnished TO find
the Place of their deposit Tacani,
and, pursuing his Investigation,
discovered another openi,ig into The
pigeon hpac trpm the oppos5te side
tlirosagh which the securities had
been Aslrciiiy abssrsesed By the
operator before leaving FOR Inc
sfbank =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-08-27

rus csse@sss, sra DtsT.
i CAD. BRYAN
III Warren.
Sssrssary u stsass
HON. DAVID HAMMER,
~ gIssssa.s
kaxsssw = sssss Lad OeksAs
Il. ID. ANDERSON.
o. sssssxs.
81 rss1sssss - ssaaes
LAWRENCE MCCARTHY
81 wtssesrys
Asassss ~ state
& HARVEY DUNLAyEY.
~ n~rss..
Asassssy Gsssssss 1
JAS q WILLIAMSON,
% wxssea-
; --.--.-.--.- 50 sssas--------a--~--~~ I'll "a
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fkis distf{ets1 HON. NV. deddes was

'tAiB dlstffct,T HON. w. deddes was,
unfortunately for the people, defeat
edfby apettifogger Of very feeble at
tainments- -Egiaragrsz5
/. When the people of the district
discovered that an old woman Eve
mean no disrespect to old women in
generaI was accidentally placed upon
the bench /; the question was imme-
diately, mooted. as to how said old
woman should be disposed of. RH
Upon mature de1iberation, it was
agreed that the shortest wdyto re-
tire the present incumbent, was to
create q new judgeship, under the
pretense that the business of the
courts was increasing, and that it was
impossible for one learned judge to dis
pose of it. &c
Accordingly a petition was gotten
up, chieflysby republicans, signed and
sent on to Columbus, and a new Dis
triet Judgeship created These are
the facts. Now howl, ye idiots, and
shout again.
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sabbath School Celebration
at Jer0meville:i
Ohio, ]
Sept. l. 1858. &

- OCpO. - LOOO' j
III. Editor The Mass Conven-
ton of Sabbath Schools, held in this
place, on Saturday last, passed off
tremendously.
At about 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the
several schools assembled IN the
north part of the town; and the
procession accompanied by insSru-
mental music, proceeded ito the
grove, where the audience was ad-
dressed ny Rev. Beer. n
Arecess was then had of-an hour
and a half which afforded an oppor-
tunity forssecial enjoyment, and am
pie time for the ~masticati6aI of the
many pies, cakes and other delicacies
prepared FOR thel6ccasion.
After dinner an eloquent address
was delivered by Rev. A. Helwig.-
His themes were union, harmony
and love. Short addresses. were al
so made by Rev. r. Winbigler, Rev.
j. Munsinger and j. j. Winbigler.
The exercises were interspersed with
vocal music by the schools, and with
instrumental music by the Jerome
vile and New Pittsburg bands. Our
next picnic viii be held on the third
Saturday, Of Apugnst, 1s69- a
10. J.. g.. --
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LOOK Our FOR THEM.-A Pittsburg
paper says that a new scheme for
swindling farmers is on the tapis.-
The article. now offered is a wrought
iron pillow point, fitting into a hollow
square, of the economy of which
wonderful tales are told Those that
have got bitten find that wrought
iron points cost more than entire
shares of cast iron. AS these pillow
point swindlers are understood to be
making a hurried sweep through the
southern counties of New York, in
order TO get into West Virginia, Penn.
sylvania and Western States, farmers
would do well to be on the alert for
them. Papers DESTROYS of saving
their patrons pockets will direct at
tention to this swindling scheme. 1t
has cost the farmers of the West
about two thousand dollars the past
year.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-09-09

WI are under obligations to the
publishers, for a copy of the "Voters
Text Book" comprising a collection
of the most important documents and
statistics, connected with the political
history of America, compiled from
official records, with biographical and
historical sketches of the eminent
statesmen of the country; by James
NJ. Hiatt, and published in Indian
apolis, Ind, by Asher, Adams &
Higgins. The book is well gotten up,
geographically, and ought to have a
good run. 1t is put forth as an unpar-
tisan work, which is not strictly
true; yet, the work is written in a
spirit of apparent fairness, and may
be regarded in general, as reliable
1t will be well for book agents to ex-
anime the work for themselves, for it
will certainly sell well.
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MEETING.

The Central Committee have ap-
pointed Meetings at the following pla-
ces 1; Rowsburg Saturday evening Sept
12th-Speakers VIM. B.McCarty and
J J. Jacobs.
Lafayette Perry township Saturday
evening Sept, 19th-Speakers r. NJ
Canpbelland VIM. o Porter. A Hick.
DRY Pole win be raised.
Buchanan's School House, Perry
TIP. Tuesday Evening Sept. 18th
Speakers, DR.. G. W. Hill and j. j
Jacobs.
Coreys School House, Perry TIP
Friday Evening, Sept. 1sth-Speak.
ers J. D. Jones and DR.. G.. w Hill.
Bunker Hill School House Perry
Tp. Tuesday Evening Sept, 22d-
Speakers, j. J. Jacobs and W. B.
McCartyl.t j y = . .
Sullivan, Tuesday Evening, Sept.
15th-Speakers, R. M. Campbell and
w. y. AiDcrSon-r
Troy Village, Thursday Evening,
Sept. 17th-Speakers, RIM. Camp bell
and J. r. McCray.
Ruggles Center Monday Evening
Sept. 14th-speakers, G. W. Hill and
J.T. MeCray. 'a ~ = ]anlisai
SOrauge, Wednesday Evening Sept.
16th-Speaker, VIM. B. McGarty.
q Polk Wednesday Evening, Sept.
9th-Speakers, j. J. Jacobs and j. P.
Deyor.. ~
q Wilson's School House, "Wednesday
Evening, Sept. 17th-speakers, J. D.
Jones and j.. j. Jacobs. .a. adr az
Jeromeville, Saturday Evening, Sept.
I2.h-Speakers, RIM. Campbell and
j. P. Devor. s.aa ,sEst s-
Perrysbur g, jackson TIP. Monday
Evening, Sept. 14th-Speakers, W;
5, Spencer and B. N. Campbell. 5a
Nelson's School House, Milton To
Wednesday Eve, Sept. 16th-speak
ers VIM. o. Parter and Rs NJ. Camp
bell. Oh.
Burns School House Thursday Even
ing, Sept. 24th-Speaker DR.. Geo.
Hill. "a
By order of Central Committee. ~
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KS
DIED.

Mrs. Elizabeth, Charles, wife of Jo-
seph Charles of Milton Township, died
of cancer of the stomach, August 26,
1868, aged rs years, 1 month and 8
days. She was born in Lancaster
county, Pa and emigrated to Ohio,
with her husband, some 43 years ago,
and has resided in Richland and
Ashland counties ever since. Mrs.
Charles was much respected by her
neighbors ; was always noted for her
attentions to the poor and sick, and
will long be remembered for her many
virtues. Peace to her, ashes, .si1s
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-09-09

Great many people who read news
papers, never even give q hasty
glance at business advertisements,
and If q t'h
A'O MAN Tx.
6as a choice variety of goods, which
he is selling at very low prices, it
hardly pays him to publish the fact;
therefore we have
FOUND .
it best to print this notice, and in
yite everybody to call and see our
Stock of Drugs, Medicines, Chemi4
Gals, Toilet and Fancy Soaps, Per-
fumeries, Pomades. Hair-oil a great
variety of Inks, Pens and Penhold-
ers, the best Italian Violin and
Guitar Strings, Paints and Varnish
Brushes, Whitewash brushes, Yam
kee Notions in great variety. Those
who wish to examine our goods and
save money, and those who are not
DEAD z i'n.
to their own interests, will not fail
to buy their Drugs and Medicines
and all the other goods they use
..s7a IN .ztr5I n'2'
u line at very low prices and
small profits at our store IN
"a ASHLAND. o.
PANCOAST & SON.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-09-09
qa4IMAafs mos.

Mr.. EditOr.-We were informed by
flaming hand,biiis posted up all over
the country that there would be a
grand rally at Poll, where The Issues
Of the day would be done up hna nice
manner, as usual, by republican ora
tors. The day came, the speakers
arrived in fine condition, but the dear
people were not there. Cause why.
The people are tired of meeting the
expenses, state and nationaB with a
deprecated currency, while the bond
holders are reveling in wealth, and
drawing their gold from the treasury.
MORE ANON.