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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-11-07


THOS. w. SCOTT, Agent.
DIR. Joe L. MOORE, Medical Examiner.
This Company issues policies on lives on
all the different plans and at as favorable
rates as any other, while it has no restric-
tiOns in regard to either travel or residence,
and all its pIofts are divided annually
among its policy holders. Its policies are all
issued on the hon FORGETTING plan.
1t is prompt in the payment of losses.
This Company renewed, and continues in
force, Life Insurance policies held by tho
Southern survivors of the late war--fofming
an exception, in this respect, from the ma
iority, if not all the Eastern companies,
which, while the war was going on, refused
to receive premiums, and thus preserve in
surance on Southern lives, but are now so
liciting Southern support. The ST. LOUIS
MUTUAL never, during the whole progress
OF the late civil war, refused to receive tho
premiums on policies from its Souther policy
holders.
references Col B. NJ. johnson, Presi-
| ident of Home Insurance Co, Messrs. Walsh
Il Boisseau, DIR c. c. Catlett, L. E. Carter,
| J. C. Elstner, Dew, L. Tally, james W, How
ard, DrurY Lacy, and DIR. Joseph Wilder,
| Rev r. S. Trippett, d. d., Capt. +. p. Leay-
| enworte, DR.. D. NJ. Anderson, Col. w. R.
| Shivers, Shreveport, La.
| NEW ORLEANS REFERENcEss
r. X Walker & Co.
| G.. W. Manson,
H Macdonald. firm of Brooks & Macdonald
1 ID. p. Logan, .--.--- firm of Fellowes Il co
| Julius VaiAn, firm of s. H. Kennedy & Co
Jennings, Weeks 4 co.
| +. II. Harris, :. firm of Jas II. Connely Il co
| Messrs. w r. Green & co. 81
H. Won Phul, jr. & co.
Geo. G. Garner & co. cyl
/ Jno. FL. Phelps d co.
/ g Chenoworth, Casey & co.
Henderson, Peale & co. 6
B. W. Huntington,
Messrs. S. B. Newman & co
Z" Woods, Mathews & CO.
i " Warren, Crawford & CO.
1 g Ethel & Thomas,
" Barnett e. Shepard,
" Geo. W. Bancker s. co.
| Gen. S. B. Buckner,
| +" ID. H. Maury,
Messrs Lamb, Quinlan & co.
VIM. Ball,
H. H. Bryan. : firm of Given, Watts & co
i MANSFIELD REFERENCES
/ Rev. Charles B. Stuart; Jno w Stuart
Esq; DR. r. T. Gibbs; DIR. w. G. Thomas
DR. N P. Reeves, Rev. John Pipes, Rev. II
i C. Thweatt. D. D., Messrs. Dubois & Doug
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1868-11-07
RtsgEtO Drinking Saloon.
John E. Lotion, Proprietor.

TTNhe Proprietor, respectfully informs his
Il friends and the public generally, that
he is prepared to furnish them, at the
Rialto Bar, with the best brands of Liquors,
&c. Also, kept constantly on hand, Gin,
Ale and Porter, Cigars, Tobacco, Preserved
Fruits, Candies, Oysters, Sardines, Holsters,
Salmons, Pickles, &c. #
tp Terms-CASH! v6n52ly
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feoggt SOUTHERN 54,is ;4e.
MAR BILE WO RK q. NJ

Near the head Of Texas street, ShFsve-
IL port, La, sa 9ilsIssa
re again resumed. Tor the manu-
II facture Of tA4gi3 itoilh21l5l'
Monuments, glr al41 gil sirmlAHE
( Toombs. .'sWflR aisfi Tgf vi
Tablets, .a.sas..d6.g
Cottages and Head stones, .
of pure Italian Marble, of the mcst
approved workmanship Our stskie
has been testeditor several yeagd, and ~
his given general satisfaction. Thank
fll for past favors, We again solicit
your patronage. Please call and ex- :.
anime The rough Asnlef, and sHsteJ
perfected nv the tools of ready work.
men. Aiaa@ ftfaa s6zEe ssea
SO HECOX &, KINNEY
Shreveport, La. v4n49
rttkg 1851 AHaffesfF4t 4Lsf - fHF al &
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Assets, May /, 1858, over
$3,OOO,OOO.
OFFICERS

MCMAHON & OTIS, General Agents,
No. AZ Madison street, DeSoto Block,
Memphis, Tennessee.
Medical Examiners u. s. White, NJ. D.,
w T. Irwin, NJ. d.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-02-06

SEssiRLE,-The following is from
the Cleveland IfERAID. We have
known for many years that other
places as well as Oberlin might take
a lesson from Salt Lake on many
subjects 'swhat makes Christian .
being one of them:
Fast Day in MorIuondom Is re-
atty, and NOT, as In Genfiie~iona, 3
mere matter Of form. President
Brigham Yoaag has ordered his
Bishops 10 see that the faIailiea Of
each Ward bring, IN baskets, eA
each monthly Fast Day, the amount
Of food each family would consume
in aae day, and contribute that To
the poor. In default of such rontri-
hutton, the ofender 10 be cut off
from church fellowship
We think Oheriin might take a
sensible lesson from the Salt Lake
definition. Of what makes a Chris.
tiang''
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-02-06

- - - 49,
~ Asss Ysssiss6 - fsllSolne 60
- ! = biii fas sepss rssi11f - -
'srss1sse u s~11fses - ! d. -
panb AViam. z = ca1p1Q bls1ks =
tssdaesd 81 ~ 1ssssr, Hsk J. 2.
CasAprs
Sxr. L. = 5knnaGnex n - G6nwsl
Asssnbly n ~ No. q lcu6 ~ ~
Kfoup6e ssfoeeo4 ooof oounefl nlnnA and
aoun4s1 N 90 01nto II - ot<lssue
tksrsef. - ees6uee1 - 3kenas 49,
Caleb bsidwfn - o.. s. Hsn1, 60
mississms appotn*sx ~ - - e rs
Hssssal Asssnhly - ~ oests d le4s,
approssd ApsiI III, 1855, n MI Tie
soathssst quarter u ~ b6ft6e1st qessS
ser ef seesloa ssssas 50 ths soaknwssz
gasrsss III ~ aaxthssst eaasesx a9 eeer
llon eixhs. ~ IL tovsship M. ssssssys
foar n6fth, 81 far0e III. I6ftyStAfte, -
q sika Coz aeAf anA deuh aertnaeS n
ksesby appsessd, and sAid iassisuIi0a 10
hsrsby peznassnsly issAtea - ssid
sse, . THAI The pls~, dsssssss asa
speai6easisas adopted ~ ss1 sonnis.
sioness Ter the baiIdiaxs 81 saidr instisn~
liea, and ina eonnaas Ter she sssssiea
Aad sempassisa thersaf, ara hssshy aF-
proved.
sSc. q. That Thonsas oaess. Casss
Baldwin and Dr. g. Hsun axs hsssby
esntiaaed ~ semmissisesss, and also
sppolatsd . bsiiding esmmstEsss With
fali power and aasherisy V dssbsrse ali
lands that nag be- Aerssftss appropriated
for ths ereasion af hsildings for said
asylam, and TIE inpressmsas Of she
groases shsssef, wish pewer % axpsias
ssd discharge, at thsis disseatis@, = Sxr
psriatsadsnf, wAsss duty is shsil be 90
sBperfnsssd the work % said bsildisss
as prsvidsG IL contrast sad spesi6sa-
tioas. In saae of . vssaney 10 sasd ecm.
missfoners o. bailding oommisses, eaaasd
By death o. otherwise, TIE same shall be
SHED By ~ appointment By she CIV
erner.
| SEC. 4. me sspsrfasesasas Aessis
provided fer shall receive ~ bis only
compensation for supeTiassadisg the
work 90 said deaf ssl dame ssylnm
rer eens. on shs sssisask Fxiss gas
the eFrcslon sf said bail iings-
Sac. 5. That Tiers - barely aypre-
priassd eat Of amp msnsy 10 sbs Sssss
Trsasary not otherwise apssopslass5, sbs
sam Of shrss haadrsd shoasaaa dollars
fer The parpnss OF sseesisg ssd ssmplss-
ing Tbs bailaings for said isaf snd damb
asylam, the essss 10 be paid Ga the order
of said semmissioaers for the erection Of
sai1 asylag, which order shall DC aadit-
ed and paid as other eiaims Pforsasd.
said money shall only be drasn - re-
qnirsd for said cork.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-02-06

The RI.Aek CRonss IL Iowa.
4 Convention of Black Crooks has
been called 10 meet in Des Moines
city, on the l eth inst The RRoIsTER
SAYS the object Of the convention Is
''to hasten she day t;iat shall b Ing
them al che rights with which they
were born 1t is cur opa on tllas
''cullad gemmen" have been. and
are now, enjoying '.all the rights
with which they were born" Asi
ia iaaay instances they are sabOying
aiiexeroas,ng privileges with whSch
they we're EoT horn We raths r
think .has this Convention OF Black
Crooks viii turn cat d Radical pow
wow
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-02-06
sheriff. sale

Dr. esTtne VI an ezaeztlen 10 ne sAssR4ss frsA.
I'D tAs sffsSe Of FAs c4sSk "a ne nsasxasf GsaFs
Il g~s%e evasiy. Iew& q shall pEoerea - ssR. &c
- s34 ssSs VI D., sxaaFy. a. a. tS&ss sRt~ssa
ehE kenEs u xaS h,rk d ~. sod & e'elvSk P, 4 To
e Aaid d45 rs iTssss Of shg c~HntT Treas ufpTG -
ase. In he sity sG EnERefF bsaas, lac fsiis~taE
lrsaT1k~A real s~aste. PE~veFty ~ " l. sasIl L.
4as8t.F - s%etipn fssT, "a ] tswasssB sevsRiy-
stFpa, III Rorfh range isfty~thrss. tksl wes'.
ssh p J., Isken ~ th% psssswty &c d. L~bIsll. 8.
Astlsgy an exscsiieH Ia layss - sEuSk. sails to
cocaine ae< al 3Asteaus& en- eala day y
FEMMY RRKL. ShFTiH
Ryw 50 ~ aAkgR. Depaly ShssIa
eeHnciI BaET., Iowa. January 2sd, 1858
= ga a ga
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-02-06

Dr. rirfRs Of exrrstian 20 mr direct I'd fTsR
~ 4k& Htss af9ke sfega sssIAss ssssIEssa GssTs
Janes osaasy fawa sa&ii eraeeesf fs ssf4 % ths
81 s d lsSA q sAA sscssA rsM w salA asy, II
RssnS ~ tao Ea@nsy Tsasn sFsrs& a&eA, IN Ihs a y
ss Cszmrsa asmEas sac fslsn Sing sestzibsE real
ID = pFap~rsY, 81 ~ I1shdsii, "a wik. The Hsss
Azt1 ~ szssA-zpsk aassksg. sod gha asrth-eSst u
the sonth-aess sx4SteT II ssrsiea s3sht. ~ All
the nartb~@ast quarter 81 fhs sasfnsxeEi SuaIfrF
% sect ~h fvtF, I'd Ati IN tuweNk4p n. zszIa
rsnzs's3 wesG k8#M.s @AaA ~ he pssffTg
- y LsssasiT ts assissy an sxecuttsa in favor u
k@ss a Ns4sss Sale N esEasseHes as s'es@a On
satd DAT. &@tS - ~
.PMKKY ExEL. sheriff.
Ew o. sMsKMAKmks nspury sksTlG.
/ Es1seia 1azNs, tswa. 1sHRsEy 3sd Less.
Pa g9aser9
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-02-06

NJ. o. 4 G. b. II. R.-The work
of raising ehe means for the con
struction of the Muscaaiuc, Oskaloosa
& Council Bluffs II. Il, or rather
that portion of 10 be raised by our
people in this State, has already
commenced.
The Museatine CoURrER Of the
slst says: I'm an hour " two yes
serday the canvassers for sabsOrip-
tions to the Council Bluffs road, Sc
cured some $4,000. They promise
to have it SIS, 900 BY night"
That is a very fair beginning, and
is evidence that our Alaseatine
frien.ls are in earnest about the nsas
ter.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-02-06


g Aasy al item We mighs print o.
shas nssss ts9k plaes In this, or aay
other Eisiaisys and set II dowa 10 the
credit Of cur city. We mighs Gil eur
columns with itsma from some cid Al
msass ahoas school.maras, little beys,
diggia' ssssrs, and sict. We might ssart
and keep up constant aow Of 8 swsst-
satss, /" or else rshearss hew green things
grsw and aeCrished 10 50 days Of yore, y
and hsw lhsy dido's, bul Of wbss avail |!
ie Rosld Hos promote IL the least she fa
tase ire pseta Of this grosiag eisy Of
oars. IL woull not bring Council Bluff,
TO the notice Of . single individaal, and
therefore woald be simply > waste Of
sias, Ink snd paper. N, We will nous
Of IL bus jest 90 right along d,tsiag
aown the fass that in point Of l. sation,
Railroad facilities and hasiscss, Couseil
B!aEs leads ell ether points 10 shs Veal.
IisE fasassgwa DO not pretend 10 block
est or estimate. Thai IL beyond the gifs
Of mau. The past 10 this instance, Is
NJ exterior fer tbs fa;ars. GsaeFal and
paTsiealar attention IL being directed TO-
y ari ". Capisalista arr &c ealatisg the
ehsLses foF inSessmens in real ess.te,
properly, and business, 81 this
poias, aud ihe tide Is setIiag is toward
"a sish steady aaw Eha cannot be
And when Tia spring time
somes, &c baps TO be "a hand 10 receive
visitors from other Iasts, whstheR they
come By steamboat or railr I'D.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-02-06


sE The Chicago TRrHuSE feels
quite sore thar the Hon. j. +. vii.
son has no design on the Senatorial
succession. IL Is too well acqualnt-
ed with that gentleman to believe
that he II engaged in any such
hugger- Those who
have suggested such an idea win u
course take is all back after this
guaranty d. Mr. II ilsonss hoaarahlo
indifference TO political promotion.
Hawk Eye.
o, certainly. s.take IL all back,
TO be sure they viii. Modest .Iifn-
nsy--the dirty deg has no hanksr-
ing after the Senatorial bone. o,
NO, he don't ''hngger lie
woulsin'l take any other dogs bone
IL he got ellance --ssot bic Of il,
ID the HAwg EyE knows hs
v vldn'f, tobe-sure l. does. Jimmy
h ID noshing 10 do with taking tho
hone Of State printer right from
b tween the HAwx ErE's paws.
Nos liz.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-02-06

80" ssMack'sn last letter from
Washington 70 the Cincinnati Cox
MERcIAL, is a record of the Loves
and hates of Congressman partie-
larry the Senators who are Repubii-
can and ought to be at least evil to
each other. According 70 "Mack"
Sumner and Fesscnden hate each
other with cordial hatred. sum
ner thinks Fessentlen a monster and
Fessenden swears Sumner Is q fool.
VI AIDE aud Sherman, both of Ohio,
if NOT absolute enemies, are any
thing but partial 10 each other, and
neither would exert himself to aid
the other in a reelection. Then We
are told that CONFESS and Cole, Of
Calf orllia, come as near being
mortal enemies A. they can be With
out rcsortiag 10 the dueliing code.
Net both are Republicans, of the
radical type. Yates and Trasnbs1li,
of Illinois, treat and regard eaoh
ether wisls-ihe utmost disrexpect.--
6riules and Harlan, of lows, Mack
3 sys, are hardly on speaking terrns.
Wilson Of Massachusetts Ii aeBer-
ally popular, and is exempt from tie
general rule Of being considered d
fool By soma OF his Senatorial asso.
eiaies. Ii all this Il true, what
wonder Is il that the public buslness
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-02-06


s AZ . meeting of those inter
ested in the organization of an
Episcopalian parish and the erection
OF q church building in Cheyenne,
vas held at the office Of koutze
Bros. & Co. The parish organiza-
ton was fully perfected by the elec-
ton Of the following gentlemen as
Vestry for the ensuing year !:
MessFs. s. b. Reed, Major J. ID.
W ooley, Col. L, b. CARING, Judge
Ford, T. ]. Street, DIR. Allen and
G.. ID. Sherman. AT meeting OF
the Yestry subsequently held, :. B.
Reed and Col. CARING were chosen
Wardens. II was determined to
push the building along without de-
lay. Nine hundred doiiars has al
ready been subscribed for that pur-
pose, principally at Fort Rsssell. r
Bishop Clarkson has also received
81 900 70 the same object from st.
Marks Church, Philadelphia; in
honor of ghieh parish this has been
given the same name. Over $500
was subscribed and paid IN toward
the quarterly instalaient Of the sala-
r. of Rev. Mr. Cook, rector Of the
parish. A Building Committee was
appointed, who will call on our cit
izcns for subscriptions for this most
worthy object. A great deal of in.
terest was manifested at the meet
ing, and We doubtless will soon have
3 regular consecFated place Of wor.
ship in Cheyenns.--Argns
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-02-06

s3 :s:.. "a i !. -. s...'.s "a
as - 49, +. b !
.. 9 ~ =. q
!. -.
z. s = 3 !. .
- = -
. 80 81 - :. -. 81. - 3 - !.
:. .'sI = 4 : i 3 . !. !. - =
"a
= seSss : e - = =
- - Hessset - hetng te4D1ees -
aetsed. 8 ~ nhc1ns1e msnser uksek
49, $500. -. 49,. $500 i. - s..
/. 4 : =
80 s
2 aaA ssf - 'ssf - asissssss sasss-
psss's1 's"As sss e'ses e 'aSass : ~
ss ass< % sss sA.a y saass oass 80
ss-1s @As aA1s$ssss, ans ssass sss sss'
ssss sAasssessss 80 = asss y sas ~
sas sasaa ass - safpsssss ssoass
y oss = @s
A esll fos sn sss y-qsisiss rsilsssd
SoMpaaies 81 fvncs their roads with q
= 81 and lssfsi ssssss wss iasfeassed.
fhis esA rsqaifss al ssiirsad sompanies
operating rpsa wishln sais Ssass, 20
feaos The ssms sltAaa > ysas fsew tha
taking ea%as " shs aes.
Ar. asisa oitssd shs foisowing rsssla-
asa:
Ksssses@, That The Csmaittes 90 chs
ssPpsssssa =. . ~. = ,assfao.
Iieer.se Iaw. 81 Ia - sh.s a. 49,
pSranee wkisk has provoked psllsiess
from forsy I've tsassaad people u laxs,
ss S'asssasa aha W pass ssppstsssa-
Immediately uFan the eoaeiasioa 81
ahe Fsadsas Of the rssoiasisa, about ha :
4 dosss meAnsss ssFs apan thsiE feet,
~ath the exetamasiaas = MIR. Seenker,
msve 30 lay shs resolution 90 the table, !"
Ina Speaker tnferBed she very hassy
gsnsismsn that the qasssion bad nos been
stated, and ihas they wsgs all oas Of or
der, wberrspoa there vas a terrible
sqastsing doHn. After the question vas
STATED, there acre motions 50 rtj~es and
notices to lay On the table; bat shs
movers hnaily agreed 80 have The Dosisa
10 LAY on shs liable saksa, aud upon the
m-tioa The ysss and nays wsre drmand-
ed, AID resulted as follows; Yeas, 50 ;
sayss 81. So Esx a. this action msy be
sossidssed a. tsss Of Esrsngsh between
friasaa Of The pRessns Lac aad fFiends
Of . iessse law, u shows that
The lissnss lay nen are in ahe minority !;
but | woald acs be surprised IL, upoa .
direct votes the frisnds 4 license Lag
wsuIa shew mcss stEength. Kos ara
awaEs, aaa the hoapsrsil has iGformea
lie rsadsss, ahst 1 an on the committee
EOs the ssppsessien Of ipssnperanee, ard
lie its readers TO 'Iosk cat for bic (my)
record" ia aEdsr to cave arg snxious
looking, OF less Of slsep, en- the part Of
shoss inssrested, gill SAP thar bath ny
fFsends aad ny foes sill fad me vo'ing
10 sapprsaa inse@psrsass By the enact.
sasns OF q well regulated liesase lag, anY-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-02-06

rs The radicals are raising a
prodigioas hullabaloo over the re-
cent repeal BY the present demo
cratic legislature Of Ohio, Of the act
OF the last legislature ratifying the
proposed amendment 10 the constitu-
tioa, designated IS the fourteenth
amendment. When the radical
legislature of Ohio, Of 1862, repeal
cd The act Of the previous lrgisla-
tufc ratifsing the constitutional
amendment, known ~ the aCor-
win Amendments and providing
that slavery in the states in which
ia then existed should never be
abolished by action of the federal
governments, it Was all right The
radicals then had no doubt whalev-
er Of their right to repeal the act OF
ratification passed by = pxeyioas
Legislature. But now, when demo
Gratis do the same thing, under pre-
ciseIy the same circumstances, ie Is
3 most giaring and fragrant outrage!
--Keoknk Consultation.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-02-06

IssasmstIss gnafsatsea 20 pssa@easa luxwEias4
xHswtA Of hair spsa = kssa hssa ~ bsaIasss
SIS, aIsssz Fsssse fvr tae FsmssAJ II plsApiss,
slsfees, eEHpsiaaa. sss., sA tA@ skaz asssiaS ne
SANE ssfi, dear and keaa iIsi, saa ~ ssssIasa
xE,Asui e2xsgxss aaaspssssss 3Ee
gHDs. Y. CaArMAa, ckezziat.
Ezysi 30 Bxasaway, New s4E-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-02-06

d ;2y q - ~ ~ - 80 IS, a - -
- - 8pM4o1 -
~ - v Z III. ! D. SO ornffe
49, 49, sSei1is u r 80 ssssss ec11s-
- -. ~ - Herk 11ts f1aa. f1Sfn<a1x
-. i ~, = s}ssx 1890 = stssnd
- 1ssf9 - ln1ln1in I lrssIruftan. = s.
80 n q 1870 ~ - a6sh - Fsk-
$500. = - - 81 49, ,1eIs.
nafss ~ etfsni IL Nationaa Dsroerstie
2}5arsu1lee fos - - Iu~tioe e Prssis
6snt - VI prsuf1lsns 81 -, 4 n,Esd
S1ss1s. e
! ~ eenssu g., - s.lled ~ ardsr. |.
80. $. aosiaS. d. T.. $500 uss a.
noisls3 okairusu. ssd n. q. gkosun = =
sssrseerv. o. watian. i. b. Per-. q.
akswnrf' "a ". 4. Wi1IIans wsrs A.
psiuted - is ch.iruan i conmlftse -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-02-06

EiRxs IN iowa. "a issm Of gene
raj iatsrast We copy tbs foalswiag era
aguEss from tia Masass ns Courier. The
list proposes 30 give shs losses 81 sAe "a
Eious elites 10 ehs SEA ss In ths year
1861. As Des Moinss vas nos iaeladsa
10 the COarier's statement, We add "a
estimation OF Cur Losses. Ssais Reg.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-02-06

sag "Copperheadism," accord.
ing TO q de6aifion OF Mr.. Farms
worth, of Illinois, radical, means 90
preference for s government Of civil
Law over military despotiSm. y We
accept the definition, and so will
the country. Radicalism means
- preference for military despot-
ism over a government of civil Law. =
This is shown by their acts, both
committed and contemplated.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-02-06

gYTAs great smsass IT ssas sonsur :
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-02-06

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Question.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-02-06

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shsps bsfns shs pablic, hoping
sosnebody mzy - able . saswer
Did anybody Offer Two hundred
and ifiy dallars ID hare matters
pertaining % the deIinquent lana
sale eerti6cates kspt quiess IF 30,
wao WA isl 90
Dad the Clerk of the District
Court gise bond and su1lsoisns se-
cnr;gy TOR the faithfhl performance
Of Ais duties = such oiicer. sinee
bis Last aleoiions
If he did, with whom Was Il
Gleds
II he did net, then why did nos
the Board Of Supervisors require II
~ his handss
IL the committee appointed by
the Board Of Supervisors to iasessi-
gate the burning of the Clerks
Office, obtained sufficient evidence,
as they repors, to satisfy them that
Il was the work Of an ineendiary,
hare they placed the matter before
the Graud Jury, or taken such
other steps as would tend to ferret
out and bring the guilty party to
answer for the crimes