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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-17

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nzents OF making q troublesome Pre-
tender some day. His uncle Don
Sebastian deyotes all his cares to
photography, seizing every occasion
10 take sxfewa. twas FuH0Tad that
the King or Naples has been Invited
70 share the ex-quaen's hOEHo-as he
Ii positively reduced 70 his last shil-
ling, ard does not know where TO
find corn In Egypt. a wealthy bans
ker-ss1eh ID name given b % san
Gle" who proves friend In need to
Kings, Fiastaken charge of hls ex-
inajasly's plate and trinksas.
Mazzini Is dying Of consumption
at the humble residence OF a friend
at Lago. The Italian government
Is closely watching his last moments,
and the French authorities have
their ns0aa-hd is In the vicinity
Mazzirli wishes his mantle 10 fall on
GaribaEdi. and IL putting the last
touches to his farewell address to the
Italian nation. His death, though
many think otherwise, may not APP
pease the discomfort OF the PENN
sula, 9Ronie or Death,n il still the
burning motto.
These Inst days Death has been
very busy and cruel among us, and
threatens To continue so. Poor Ber-
ryer, though reported dead, and Ia
consequence h0nored by mourning
borders by some of the French Jour
naIs3 lies lit deaths door. He la 80
years of age-was the Father of the
French Bar and the Demosthenes of
the assembly. He had every dis.
posed monarch for his client and
was the header of the Legitinist par
ty. Despiteths protestations Of his
physicians NeIatnn and Rienrd--
he insisted on leaving Paris, to die
in his native Augerville, and IN the
room where his wife expired. He
has an only son, over whose history
charity drops veil.
The iigors against the French press
-increlse from day To day. When
Louis Philippe fell, he could boast
of having killed 81 journals. inflicted
total OF ALI years of iTnprison-
fnefit on editors, and total of fines
Of ], no, 100 francs,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-17

Esw the Dubuque fIesxHd gives
the following recipe for knocking
town stIffand deal: IF any wish TO
kin off a town, put up no more
in,i.dIngs than sou are Obliged 10
occupy yourself. II you should nc
cideTltaliy have an empty Dn liz
az ahoat tsgee times its actual val
ne Look ag every new conner with
4 stowI. Turn a cold shoulder TO
every business man or naeonni...se
sock ing home among You. Go
abroad for wares, rather than pur-
chase Of your own merchants or
manufacturers at the slime prices.
Refuse to advertise, 30 that persons
ri q distances will not suppose any
business Il being done In your city:
A prompt and eiOse observance Ct
lhes,e rules will rain any town in
{ur, wears
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-17

49, The types sometimes 10
something In the numerous line ION
their hnolxu and without the slight
CT inspiration from the sarlotlifIs.
{ )ne III the lesl instances Of this kind
Il 81 nsaincsl In the CaszciDaA TINES
If Friday, which aas . telegram
from lin Chicago correspondent an
ssoancing the arrest ri 1ra =. Baker,
Principal OF the skinner Sesiaai, the
,sartirsalarg Of which case cur readers
asre saFallliar with. THE dispateia q
made IL read Is follos's s--C Alcaso
J0urnssI-
ssTra Il. Baacr. prfaeipfd sliagcr
Of a sel0of, who brntaily beat q
scholar eight years old, essarifss HE
holy with bruises and SCR ~ wa
Yesterday arrested. anil let nj ny
past'ra d hne OF shres dc..sass.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-17

THERMOMETER AT "a BELOW
ZERO AND No OvEReoAT, is the tx
that a great many OF our readers
found themselves ia this mnrning.
Well, it is their own fault so fur as
the overcoat Is concerned, for we
have been telling them for the Last
year that ). BLooad keeps constantly
on hand good stock of clothing,
among which are some Of the finest
Beaver cloth and Buffalo overcaats To
be found in tue city. Give him a
call at Az, Broadway.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-17

3kamns
We notice that great many East
ern papers, the editors Of which are
afElieled more with aentimenialIsn
than endowed with common sense,
are making d great ado about Gen
Custax's killing about two hundred
Tnli.as. and Ass ssiganatisi1g The
set rs .sara out and ont massacre, 2
and are couaparing 1t 10 the lght
that Col. Chiyington. had with the
Indians Ut Sand Creek. The Law
renee Josan0l In commenting upon
1t says:
Buff 1t should prove 10 have
been second ChgviEgtpn massacre,
and that innocent parties and friends
Of the Government have beeu az
saultesi, either through ignorance or
tareIessness, no additional reputation
win have been gained by those par
tieipatiffg in TIE engagement.
We do,,'t pretend TO know any
thing about the Custar fights but
we do know that there ID meta tribe
OF Indians between this point and
Californian, that would not pounee
upon \ white man and kin him If
they were not afraid of the punish
ment they would receive from the
whites for liz murder. 1t is non
sense to sasK about friendly In
tlians.n There Is no such thing
they are only kept peaceahie thFo'
fear. not through friendship. We
think comparing CustaFis fight with
that of Chivington, renders 1t de
serving OF commendation. We are
no particular friend of Chivington,
but ifhe never has been guilty of
anything worse than tho massacre, "
80 called, nf Indians at Sand Greek,
he Is not half so bad "a some repre-
sent him to be. We are Disguised
with this milk and-yater sentiment
talisu, that self constituted philan-
thropists are constantly pouring
forth over the ''poar Indian" When
we know that dozens of sealps Of
white women and children were
captured from the indians
at the Sand Creek Eight, We don't feel
much sympathy for the Indians nor
much ike condemning Cox Chiving-
ton and Gen. Custar for killing them.
There Is but one way to make In
dians peaceable, and that way Is 10
kill every enc found In arms or aid
ing those Ia arms against the white
men Of this nation. With abstract
rights we now have nothing to do,
The country may, strictly speaking,
belong TO the Indians, by right oil
possession, but that right has long
since been ignored, and the fat has
gone forth that this land Is to be pos
sessed by the white people, and il
Indians will not submit peaceably
TO the destiny that aWa4.s lheIa-
slow and gradual extinction, they
must be put through at fGll speed.
This sentimentality that would re-
eel re as an atonement for tile muir
der of or wives and children the
lives of a few VagabonJ Indians, and
allow the balance 20 Continue their
waxmre, we have very little rfspf CT
Esx. We say let the work go oR-iet
Custar kill ali he can, until the Ee'i
devils shall be taught that they must
either be peaeeable or be extermina-
ted. That lesson can't be taught
them in any other way than the way
Chivington and Gustav taught 1t, al d
we think q few more such lessons
viii deter them from repetition oil
the scenes which We have witnessed
Tor the past seven years.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-17

New Years BALra-The mem
beers OF the Bluff City Steam lire
Engine Company viii give a Grand
Ball at the Court House, on New
Years Eve. We doubt not the oc-
casion wisl be one of pleasure 10 those
who participate in the festivities,
and will be long remembered. Our
firena IN are deserving OF eficousa ge-
ment bv our citizens, not only with
material aid, bat with good wishes
and an attendance upon such oeea-
sions as the one referred to.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-17

sso White the SHOW that has
fallen u making me slelghing out
doors and everybody II enjoying II
and making themselves comfortable.
SNOW, the grocery man, Il making
all of his Sastnmers comfortable and
happy In doors, by selling them NO.
groceries at very low prizes. 90
and see If he Ii not selling cheap, at
the corner Of Broadway and Bryant
streets.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-17

How To- IT S-- We noticed aias etnsf
day In the Naal7arsif . statement cor
reeting q statement Dsfore made ~
thatjsheet % the effect thai 2 blizzard
match had been made between hon.
q. II. Robinson and mr.. TerWiiiiger,
and Winding up with the statement
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= ....,.as.,s.,s 49, ,nsornnes,
-. L. q '.,,.,,,,e.a. ~ 90 into a,,el,
-. s. ,,,..,,,,a,,, IL, s,,iad 81 eor,a
= J;
M, x..,.,. :. w. p,,h;n
-. e.. - ..,a-a a1.ia and
aaas s'.s 49, 80. - r.. r
=" 'so'Is "s'.s -. : : 49, 80. - -
v'sSa' - -. '...s !, i 80
- ~ s4sA ~ $50 -. -
ss. 500 = ,'''s ss'',.''' Ar
sa'a Sslsps " pas ~ ~ -
AsfN ihgsE anu ''ss siSa' si'e W
- = say 49, - -. -
CHRISTMAS is coming and our
friends who desire some firss-rase
good, fresh oysters on that day of
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-17

CHrScuTLLA, ID the name, We be-
iieve, that Is given to that material
or cloth, ut the store of s. a. ME-
aEATu l. Co, from which ladies
cloaks are made nowadays. We
Judge that 1t is warm, and Just what
is needed this cold and snowy win
ter Persons in want of any of this
material, or anything else in the
DIV gools line, will d., we'll to give
Megeath & Co, q call at No. Az En-
pire Block Broadway.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-17

THEATRE.-.Dick Johnsan's Thea
ire with new attractions will be open
at Burhop's Opera House to- night.
There will DO two plays presented.
The ''Irish Emigrant" and the Pan
tomime of the "Golden Ak" togeth-
er with songs Rotations and dances,
will make upthe evenings entertain
ment, and we advise theatre going
persons TO be present If they don't
wish TO miss first rate entertain
ment.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-17

- Messrs Johnson 4 Orr, mas
ter builders, have quite a force OF
carpenters at work an Pnsey's three
story brick, putting on the corniee
and preparing to put Oh the roof.
1t Is quite an airy position for the
men upon the scafFolding -one we
have no desire TO occupy.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-17

THE THEATRE. We attended the
Theatre last night and was well
pleased with the performance. Mr.
Lovett, we think, h real Irishnlam
If he Is not, he takes the Irish char
acter as naturally as duck takes to
water. Miss Derby has made grea ,
Improvement, and performs her ross
In first rate style, aud Dick Johnson
is never at fault. Take the actors
all together, they do remsskably
wei and deserve d great deal better
patronage than they are receiving.
1t ii true there are no Stars among
them, bat they segvs 10 amass oar
people, aud all they want Is a living
until they can procure attraction
11SDm the eastern cities. Our citizens
should bear 10 mind that neither this
nor any other city this far west can
support theatre composed entirely
OF STARE = and that to secure ans
NJ be theatre at tiTats they must sap
port and paigonIze the eisertaisl-
ments given by what u termed Shess
stars are about, the stock coisipa-
ay. We think, for our own interest
md FOR tue esTsst that II would have
abroad b have Il said that Council
HluEla u nporss / regular theatre shai
our citizens ought 10 give heEtez
support to the company now giving
entertainments here.
Tonight Will he presented fht
beautiful Drama Of the = Irl~h EsxnI
grant, ID which Mr. L,pvett vii
again appear a. 0'Rrlsa, slsa Ens
grant. The Pantomine a. TN
Colder AZ win aaso be perf,rtnet
Tor she last ilnae this season. This I
Il roo ] ipiiit, al ttssisse #ha AGail = Y
pFeseg,t sill his q ris.l entertain
mSAt.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-17

COMING ALL THE TINE THE
9th sr day as We passed the whole
sale Grocery House Of STEELE d
Jon Nson, we noticed about a car
load Of Groceries just delivered at
the ,,Ioor, and the next morning We
noti ed about AZ many more, and
this mtTuing we notice that the
bush Tess of the two previous MORN
ings has been repeated, frorn which
we CO include that Groceries are COM
ing a n the time to that enterprising
whoI sale house, and as q matter OF
c0urs they must be selling great
many groceries, or their house would
soon be full and running over. That
must be the place TO buy cheap gro
caries. Go see at No. 202 Broad
way.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-17

So There was considerable isaaics
ssnn Of more snow this morasng. -
Wenotleed the flakes falling oocar-
sionaIly, and 1t may be that few
I.assa.ss 4xaaga will be- adlial to that
which lias already fallen before TO.
morrowts sun g,pes down.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-17
s1ret1Ml srsasou ef Inn I4ests-
"a iataxe,

epetlMI Srsasou ef she Lests-
- lataxe,
-ssssra !, enact .,f a. exfrA - sion Of
~ aefsiasafs,a Il being avitxfsi In
s. am, = ss,,nr,ers again. II Il aIleusxs
.ahat tha action ar tbs Legislature at
I'm laus CESSATION. in ressrving the right
IN rexaahaso the sarlfg of charges ON
Haiarsxalla s,as had The eject. and
a.,all eamtias,e Il, l,:sve the effect. 10
x,s.a j nsoc 4, tina vigorous proyecu-
fgon iii the worg on the various rail-
rsssss. md in the Skate. ri il alleged thai
s.sfxwn ea1,italists viii Nos Invest
s1,eFv money I'm nsareads where the
bt5sser TO regulate fsse tariff OF char.
g srs,, II r1s>.esgyssi Il, theStafe. wAelh
d thss 10 ssa. or NOT we do mat propose
s6{leesde: bat NE are In favor OF the
tfafe rek.llIli,g that power; but at
the xasaa siuae gs ARE not In sayor OF
sxersislI,g itsin any case unless The
charges for CARRYING freight and pas.
s4sAs -. .s,tal,i bgs5fas oppressive,
-sx..s sea,,s.. assr ,as. = hog i thai fact
4, IN, as..areait,sl and slseltIesIs The
hsx,,,lr might take it i.1t., their heads
Thai three cents rxr mile fnrearrvinp
passengers was oppressive, and elect
men to the Legislature pledged to
s,sauesa the gage 10 two cents per ruile,
while In kast the company were not
making fegaI interest on the money
invested az a cents per mile.n To
oa,slats these objections we would be
i. favor of 30 framing the Law az 10
prevent the exercise of the mower to
regulate the tariffs of charges until
.iae aas earnings OF che road should
rsssch at least ten per cent on the cap
it7sl ackaafiy Invested. Such a law
III this, we think, ought to be satis~
f..tory to capitalists aud satisfactory
tn che people. We have noidea that
re people uf Iowa desire that capt.
talists should construct railroads
within the State without receiving
rssssnable interest on the money ex-
pended, and we know that capital
iSts will nos iavest their money in
ans. e.lfsrprise unless they have Tea-
son 20 Believe that they will receive
d reasonable per cent on the money
illYssiel.
II the Governor ia satisfied that
ear railroads. must ia measure
stagd still for the next year. unless
q special session Is called and salts
factory legislation ia had upon the
Subject, we think the emergency ia
zach a. to justify him 10 calling mn
extra session. 1.-THE progress nf our
ssasiroaIs ID seriously Iinpeded for q
sitIgie year, Iowa would lose more
than aa hundred times the cost of
- .u.xkz.. ..z.,s.s.>.z .,e al. 49,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-17

ssg~ The weafher hes uaoderated
considerably since yesterday morn
Ing, q fact 1t gives Is pleasure TO re~
cord, % IL viii igatsn slaa sxpsnsa
for fuel Tor many . family.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-17

RESCUE. The members Of the
Rescue Fire Company, purchased q
building for their engine house on
Broadway, and last evening moved
their machine and hoe carriage into
il. Tie location is a central and con-
venient uneasy I'd access, aud Will,
In our opinion, answer all the par
poses for which 1t Is intended better
than most any other piace In the
city.
The Rescue Company intend CIV
ing grand Ball Christmas Eve, and
our people generally should mani
fest their interest IN the success Of
the company by purchasing tickets
for the Ball, and II you take pleasure
In the dance don't fail to attend Al
Barnop's Opera House on the coca.
sion.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-17
ssGhanase Of Rasa.,,

There seenas to be desire ON the
part of some of Ell. G's little In
sects,n of genus Radical, to secure
s'change of basen in regard to the
"tenure-of-off1ce" law, which they
now want repealed, ayerring that
the appointing power being lodged
with the President, It CAN De trans
ferred to Congress only through cour-
tesy or coercion
These Radical editors have queer
way of doing things regardless OF
either consistency or honesty with
them the end iustiies the means in
every instance. 1t is but a short
time since they were iauding Con-
gress for the passage of the ''tcnure-
of-office" act, swearing that it was
strictly in accordance with the pro.
visions of the Constitution, and con-
templated by the trainers of the gov
I urnment. Then the President was
fuinicaI to their line OF policy, and
they feared q general Office delivery.
Now, they think they have the Pres
idGnt with them, or being louis"
hope, through certain influences, to
! become Sins and hence their move
rOr me repeal Of the rtaaurs-sf e'siacxss'
law. But this power, vested In the
| President, cannot be transferred 70
Congress by courtesy" as they as
sumo. The President has no aa-
thority to make the TRANSFER, nor has
anybody else any authority for max,
| ing transfer by courtesy. The Con
stirudon vests the appointing power
| in the President, and ii can only pas 4
from him by change of the Consti-
| tuition, or by Jsua,patioss and coer-
| ciofs,
The Radical blatherskiteS, how
ever, take their positions and make
! their assertions relative to the Con
stitution and he CO. ordinate branch
Is Of the government Instituted
| thereby, without regard to the spirit,
or even letter Of that instrument
and, as astonishing as it may seem
men who profess to knowledge o
| the history of the formation OF the
government, and Of the provisions
of the Constitution, reckiessly chime
| In With the blatherskifes and thu
mislead honest. unsuspecting mef
| who have the interest Of their eoun
try at heart, but who, unfortunate
~, without stopping to consider o
examine into these matters, place
| reliance in those who assume TO
| leadership, cniy TO find thefnselve
| the victims Of o misplaced conf
dence,' not only to the detriment Q
| their own interests, but TO the detri
| ment of the interests Of Democrati
institutions and the well being AM
happiness Of posterity also.
/ The passage of the tenure d
Office" law, was, in our estimation
a usurpation or power, taking b
I force from the President the pows
conferred upon him by the Oonssitt
ton and giving ii TO Congress TO b
used for the hasest OF partisan pni
poses. Having accomplished, !
they suppose, the object desired, th
success ef the Radical party and
retention OF power and officlal pa
| ronage, the saouts'' now want 10 /
! .sisas'y and ase for .schangs Of base
/ by. the repeal Ct Sthe ''tennrs-o
ofneen bill.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-17

TT DnN'T Ilssr IA GNsT IN have
ant,sis 4 sslveFs.i ut your doofs. II sTsssl
buy nf .Inhnsosl q Gould IT tho Up
par Broa lway Grocery Haasa. cor-
ner af 1-sssssa. ~ sssssas9a st -.:'ts
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-17

The person advertising abope il q
lady. ifany one knows the where
abouts Of SIR. Smith, they would do
her a kindness to write to A. ID. An
dresas, Dunlap, Iowa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-17

Al bold burglary a'as committed In
Chicago On tise 18th, III daylight.
Goods To the &fsaaaat ct "a 80 we're
taken fg@a ID q Lake strtes 4. ore.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-17

PErERs0S's MAGAZINE for Janu~
airy Is already out the most brilliant
We have ever seen. The superb Col
ored Berlin Pattern alone Ia worth
twice the price of the Number
Then there are two Steel EngraringS
one of them, "Mdd Pies" with the
cunnlngest little children; double
sized Colored Steel Fashion Plate;
and more than fifty Woo4~cuts Of
Fashions, Embroideries and other
Patterns. The stories are OF the
highest class. "Perldious Plan
Ghetto, lis Oh } wail.timsi title of one.
Mrs. Ann 5, Stephens nex noveiet,
opens In a mast mastery manner
The author OF Margaret H''wtll, "
has also Il powerful tale. We do not
see how any lady caa do without
Peterson No1g II tse tisne to slf5-
scri5e for 1861 Turns 800 year,
70 clubs, four copies for s'i.u0, with q
prem. nm engraving, "The Star o.
Bethlehem" to the person getting
up the club, or eight co. lies for Si2.0
with both the engraving and an ex'
traeo2y for premiums. Specimens
sent gratis to persons gettir & upelubs
Address CHAs. ]. PErEa son, 300
Chestnut Street, Philadelphis, Pa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-17

BUSINESS OF Dun RAILROADS.
! Bit few people at distance from
46Duncil Butts have any idea of the
asanuflf Of business done By the rail
! rs,ads having their terminus here
In order to give some idea OF II, we
zwalI state, that In tire course Of
1gWcek while the transfer of freight
! across the Missouri river was ob
strucsesl by the running ice, over
NINE HUNDRED freight cars,
Isaaded with freight for the west,
were left standing upon the switches
uf ffss Northwestern and Council
| Hiu.fs and st. Joseph Railroads
! Haisl s.aows that tbese two roads
bgang 10 this city over one hundred
knd ATTY err loads of freight for the
West each day, beside all Ehe freight
chat they bring for this city, and BY
sf1ss NoFtsss sstern foE places South
III here, and by the St. Joseph for
places North and East of this city.
t1Ashi shls to tho Number loaded fol
the West, and Ii would make over
two hundred loaded freight ears
l>rsssg.lt 10 this city daily by thest
k1aza raids. These facts viii also givs
z(ksr Eastern vsaders sf,rue idea of thu
L.taness and importance of Council
bluffs, AMI or tne vast amount o
tiassnsss Hone by the Union Pacific
1Eaisroad. w.sica has Ii Initial poin
here.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-17

$3.50. xlpshsng and silne Ffs,isss
3. ss..ss.ss:s.xI la New Sosk On HE
5sslissx II We iSsss'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-17

HAVE roo TRIED IT ?-fs the
question ne asked the man the 9th
err day who said he believed that
there was other White Lead that
vas justss pure and good as that
manufactured by the Collier White
Lead company OF st. Louis, Mo-
No said be. Then said we, GO 10
Finley Ge4.saman's and buy key,
and try it, and you don't find IL u
, little better than any you ever tried
b efore, you viii have a reason for
IL e belief that il In you.
deri2-d&wit.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-17

THAT BUCKwHEAT Flour
presented to rs by BoND, THATeH-
ER 4 Co, Is q No. article, as all
other articles are kept by that enter
prising house. We enjoyed a good
feast of Buck wheat cakts and mo-
lasses this morning, 'syou bet,n and
we new feel as If we hadn't an enc
my In the world. Ifany Of our re ID
ers feel hatred, or even snar towards
any of their neighboTs, we advise
them to 60 at once to Bond, Thatct.-
CT Il Co., and buy q sack. of tina,
Buckwheat Flour. Then 90 to
Shows and bay some of his best
moiasses--haye their wives make
some good light cakes--eover them
gelI with molassss, and then make
hearty meal of them, and IL their
hatred ain't turned 10 love, and their
,ourness. sweetened, then We will
a nit that there il no efficacy ia
kwheaE eaiges aud Fnolasses.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-17

pA- The First National Dank has
removed its deposits and business
generally TO the room In James
Block an the corner of Broadway
and Main, Immediately under the
BUGLE Office, where Captain DEM
ing and those connected with him In
the business OF the Bank, viii be
pleased to meet their old customers
and friends. The First National i
one Of the institutions OF the city,
and does a lively business.