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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-07

V.toRp, ss;-ha Court Of Probate, held At
f"'s, wnh" add Tor the Cooniy &c Dzlord, 90
TIE ih,fd Tae.day Of J-posfy. A. - 1888
h"'S biShth, GUARDIAN oi Ahia T. Do
l. toh. mn child ADD heir Of Alvin & ID ton.
h'e OF sum"er W lad Co"s'y, a~c-assI, hSviaz
presented his ira account OF guaTd,s o. hip o. sAid
W. Il ivr allowance.
ord~r,d That The said Gasr,lisn give sotice 10
~ perH'"s 'Ha~frsted, by csssisx si,.as.i &c
h'r ~ iiion Nnh tbs ntdsr thereon. 70 ~. rsl,
hshei three wc,ts -scccsSvfI, ~ the Dsf,td
u "'orfs' = se~spstper Trss,ed at Pais, ~ ss.sd
C"u@is' that they miy APPEAR at Probate Court
70 be bed ~ Paris. go the 3 Ts.--sisy Of Nsreh
next, at 'ea oehes N ~. fsrenoon. ssl .asw
eaa-e. u say they have. Wis the ..m, .ba.id ma,
~ allowed. An wAfKER I,d-.
NO c"py-siies'i ]. -. HOSES, RrRissrt
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week. donation visit from our friends.
who gave US for,y-hve dollars in money
and other articles 70 the smoant OF sixty
dollars. May KIND providence reward
'be donors = bundled fold. ytEa
! EfrIor
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Catarrh Can be Cured

Headache relieved, snd in fact even disease oftns
49, snd bead Prominently eurvf " the Of %
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OXFORD. ss;--At Court Of PsoIr.ie, held al
Paris. w,hn ana Tor the County OF Oxford. on
the third Tue siay 81 january. 4. ~. 1863.
IN the prtii,on ABBY STAPLES, widow Of
W Dav I'd Staples, hate of OxfDr,i 80 SAID Counly
deceased. pras Jog tor allowance out of the per-
son'sl estsi- of her late husband:
Ordered. That IRE said petitioner give notice
a persons Interested, by causing nm abstract OF
her p.f'f'oa with this order ihereor 20 b. os,.,-
i,- bed three weeks suseessiseiy IN the Oxford
Democrat, oswspaper printed at Psrs, in said
CooaS, that they nav sp,,~ar q, |. P,c,,,,, Cor,
I" be held at Pare, the third Tue sday OF March
u'ry next. at ten O'Clock ~ the oreaoon and thew
cause, " suy they have. WY the same shcu,i no,
bc grsssd. n WALKER J,l..
true copy--attcsk: ] -. HoBss Register,
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LIABILITIES.


Amount or Losses adjusted, due aud I'm ..if
paid, ..-..
Losses incurred, and in process OF ADJUST
msut. a# ,cS yzo "a
Dividends declared due and unpaid, 2Iao 40
Dividends either cash or serip, declared
but not Yet due,
All other existing claims against tn Co.
rotsi amonnt Of Losses, Clsims-and 81
Liabilities, $.o7 40 IS
rheo,reatest amount insured on any one risk 10
$500, but viii not general rule cxcced q % oOr
The Company has no general rule 20 the amount
allowed to be Insured ia any city, town. village or
block, bcpg governed In this matter, each ease by
the gcnersl character of budiags, width OF strcets
fact tiles for putting out fires, &c-
4 certified copy OF the Charter or Act OF Incorpo-
ration, ~ srnsndsd, accompanied previous State
mcnt
STATE OF NEW YORK,
Guy and County OF Nrw-York. So
Charles j. Martin, President, and John H. Wash.
burn. SECRETARY OF tins Home Iasuraner Company
being scvcraily aud duly sworn. pose sud say aud
each Tor himself says, that the foregoing IL Z true
fu and correct statement OF the aGalrs OF the .sid
Corporation, aud that they above described
ofhccrs thereof.
CHAS. J. n ,RrfN, President.
tf.s j. WAsHBURN, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 18th day OF
January, \. ID. iscs
tC.~Htv fuOs. y. GOODRICH.
I srANr. Notary Pablo.
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OsToRp. ss.-At Court OF Probate h~Li =,
Paris. within and for the Count, of OxE.s.i,
on ~ shrd fSsssisy If Jsnmsry a D., lee0:
an tho p-,,tioa ol LYDIA MASON, wids,,
~ OF John b. MASON. hate 81 Bethel. in said
Cs,"sy, deceased, psssise Toe IN slloussr. ,ss of
th~ pesscssal esaAse u her lais hushAad. in adds-
,'oa to The allowance already gwen her BY the
Judge OF Probate: 'ii6 - aE1ll 80 u
Ordered, That the said PesisioaeT give aotiee
to all pervo"s interested, by Sapeing copy olthis
order TO be published three weeks succersiv.ly in
the f)sforsi tbr'soert rated Psrss, thai dor
may appear ut Probate Court o be held Al Paris
IN said Couny, on the 3D. Tuesday, Of March uext.
NJ ten o'clock IN the to~esooa nd shew cn,ns. 10
any they hare, why The same should NOT be sI.osv-
ed. H. WALKER J.d,.t
true eopy-attest: J. 8. Hoa ns. Rrxis,sr j.
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Areue eopy-~ue.,; ). 5. Hosss. Kes,.,s

oxr"Ro. $50 "a Coar, "f Probate held AZ Par.
Is wrhin aud Tor the C.unty al uxfnrd, on the
third Tuesday Of Jan,fsr, A. ID 1858
ohN II. HOWE. Gu rtlian of Mar, r Howe
- minor child and heir Of OTIS iI,,w-. late II
h""i"rd, IN sa' c''hnIy. deceased, having p,c-
s"",d hs hr-' aa'i I'm. at count oi ardE,nship ii
sant ward Tor allowance:
Ordered, That the said Gmr,lian give notice 10
aH persons i",er.sted by causing q copy of Dis
os'scr 10 I've pa!'l'she hr-e weeks saccr,rive, in
The oxi'rd Democrat pri nted at Psrir, that they
may appear AZ Probate Court 10 be held q, Paris
'a ss'd Cosasy. on the 81 Tuesday, OF March aex, .
sttcn O'Clock ia the forenoon, aud shew cause, Il
any they have. why the same should no, I've silo~.
ed. An WAlKEk I,,d.e
"A trne copy-uiiesi - HoRBs. Register.
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UxFoKr, - AT Cuuri OF Probate held NJ
Paris within and for the County Of Oxford, OF
Ihr 81 Tue-,iay OF January. A. ID. 1853.
OLIVER PErTENGll.L. Executor OF IN.
~ la, W 10 a"d Tesiam.nt { John Go"dwin,
"'r o' hnn'nri. IN sai C'"nty. decreased having
pr' nied his list and 6asi accsan. Of samin,,tr,
tom OF the est 4. OF SAID deceas-d L,r allowance:
Ordered, That the said Executor give notice
10 all persons Interested, bv causing c.p, Of
lh' "rder TO he pob,rhed hr-e weeks .ac c-.s,ve.
" IN the Oxford Dem ,crst printed al Par,s thai
they may "pp'ar at Proba,. Coar, 10 be- held al
far'r, IN SAID County. co the third Tpe-ds. Of
March next at ten o'clpck the forenoon, and show
csn-- ~ any hey have Why the s#Is,e shouid mol
be allowed A. "a. WALKER, Judge.
A true copy--atte.t J. -. HOSES, R~gisier
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In winn, Jan 10, Agnes Gertrude. daughter Of
A. u. and y r.. Chs-- sgrd month. a.d 20 DAYS.
Near Rockford. III Nov 81. Capt. st-pn-a R.,b-
In 90, aged o. wears formerly Of tLis town.
In BETHEL, Nov. -, Mr.. Geo. ". Parsons, aged 81
years
In PART, Jan Is Mrs. Abby T.. wife Of George
w Cole Jr., aRrd % ycsrs and .hrrr months.
In Brysnt'. Pond, Jan. ~ Mrs. LoasisA Berry,
wife of l,ca. John I.shaIn aged u ears y months
AMI n days.
In As-ou, Feb III. Mis- Rose Bean aged Y years
OF cot sumption. after an Illness Vt u months
In the death OF fhis lady, IL rs~ns that a Rrca,
smiction has been laid upon this community and
her r-iatises feel that they have tanned an IRE
parable loss ia her tie she rxaapIc OF
christian Ioslia~--n her death Of faith : Triumph.
e.. IL. Is.
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Statement VI the Condition
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,

OF NEW YORK,
On the first day Of January. A. D. isss made 10 the
Seocssvy Of the STATE Of Naiss. psrsuans
ars to the sssfutc OF Thai Statr.
NAsr AND LocArioN.-r The name of this CON-
Y."y w. ne Hous issussDce Company, tncorpornteA
IN ia. and i,ea,sd Ian tbs Cay oi New York.
CAPITAL.
Inc ,s., sapatsi Of .sia Company actually
Tbs sarpsas oaJan. iss, isss, 1916 900 q
Total Ani. Of capital and surp,..- sss,s. ,os "a
fr ASSETs.
Cash In Continental Mail Blak, Ny e,aS ON m
hssds OF ssruss aud la cssrss
U. $. R-rit-r-d sad coupon ssoeh 1881. =
uaiisd State. 8oads, 0 70. mar value, i.iss.ss 50
Nis.cssi state B.'ua.. . per O. :. 1850 "
North Carolina Bonas, 5, lI0 90
nue-see boud-, lS.xs0 10
iaiss;.. ' 'AS' SO
ienodr fsinnd. -. I. -soyEe ~
California state Bonds, pr CT az 500 o.
Coaucctieus state Boudr'" esiso o.
New ORR City and County Bonds do. do. s., go 70
Queens County Boud-, market value, 1s,as %
kselansoad Soanty BoIsis, $3.50 W
brooklyn City Water Bonds $3.50 90
lksDk stocks. -. r. l2,hsQ 90
Losu- ON bonds sna Mortgages, being list
Hen % record IN unincuaber~t real est.
worth 4, ss.st - rats INT ess Ct saa,ois %
d<ssands Ia msrSet value OF securities
picdged. At beast ear, lo4 ssoos, 50
Steamer Mage<t ana Wrecking apparatus g. 5sG ~
p M. ,Is m:esIlA ss. items. $3.50 u
uS Xmns PR and Ia!andl, 7,iei os
Nsvtxsi,oa Risks, s.pt5 As
Interval due on let January, 1856. 81 :s53 as
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Special Notices. a.


HELMBJLD'S FLUID EXTRACT
BUeHU
I.s certain cur. for diseases ofth-
tLApDER. KIDNEYS. GRAVEL, DROPsY or
GASic WEAKNESS. fEMALk COMPLAINTS
GENERAL DkBIILrI.
and sll disea.ss of the
URINARY ORGANS.
whether existfng IN
MALE OR YEM>LE -
from whatever cause originating and 10, mss,~r of
-, HOW LONG STANDING
p,-~ascs OF these orgaR. rsssaise the ~ ot Q al.
ntrue- AZ IN r-atncnt is saouit ted 10, Consnmp
tion or tussAity MAJ cn-or. thur ftrsh aud blood
are supporied Rom these so.rcvs. aud IN.
HEALTH AND uAFftNEss,
,h.i OF fo,tsrity. depends upon prompt use OF re
II. be r.medy.
HELNsoLp's TX TRACT Brcuu.
hstaniishsd upwards OF - years. prepared by
n. T. HELMBOLO,
B.. DRUGGIST
5pt broadway, Nee York. and
i"t soath 10Th street. rb.iad~iphin, Pa
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I TEX Trc d, IPCH
ScRiTCH SCRATCH, SCRATCH
In from 10 to ~ hours.
WHEATON = OINTMENT cures Iut Irca.
WHk>roN's OINTMENT carer SALT RusUA.
NHkA rOS's OINrsESr cures TETrsn
whEAroS's DISrNkNr cure. HlRHstS. IrCu
wuEArOSS Oi~rAsxr cures or spRss
wHEkro>'s OtSrwsSr currs EytkY kfSo
oF uUMoE LIKE MAaiC.
Price. so cents n box by mail. 90 eea,s. Addrrs.
WEEks PofrER, No. 10 W asringtoa s,rret
Boston Mass,
For sale by all Druggists.
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O1rosD sx.-Al = Csa,t of Probate he'll st
Paris. within and far the Ccsnsy of q sf.rd os
tbs - cssshsy sf ysnssry. a. ID. seGo, -
DOBERr GRAY .Guswdisa Of l.snrs A. Dan
II et ah. ms,or ek,idrcn and hsirs Of John
uA-.a. hss of Psss,ia sid Coossy. drce~s.a. hss-
@s " .seaisd ms secosd account of guard.a&hip
OF .s'd wards Ga siiawapre:
o,d-rsd. Tsss the ssid Oonrtsss give sssios
70 =" pssess anssrssaed, by c~ssssg copy OF ,his
osde OBJ Psil'.hsd ,hsee weeks socr RI the
,~'ord s'-'n"eTHs, prin-d az Pwis ia ssid Cosssy.
held al Par,s. on the 81 Tsr-aay &c March n~xr.
st 'rn O'Clock 10 the iotcuoor. and she.s csusr, II
say they have. ~hy the s..se ph,uld ...s b. .I.~I
ed. A "A. WALKER J,a.-
A true copy-at,esf: j. g HONS R~vi.se, s.
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n A r r I E D

In Mssou. Dee. IS. by Rev. q. Lafkin. sAmsrl
hraa. OF bsrhn y. IA and Misc Lena J. Bean, OF
Mason. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-07

NE s:vins bsss .ppsinssd -, - Jsigs~
w t~&>.se 60 ~ tsas~sy q 6us1sa - ~
e~,ve sad examine the ~tsisns Of the e,ed,,ors ~
Dob" Th"nas. hate 81 Runsovd. 10 ~4ii Caup,v,
ercessed. ~hss~ sssss " se,,ses-.assA is.ols ,ut
give ss'sscs that s.z sos,h-. es.a-~riax ,hr 2lss
dap 81 JAsssry. A. d., lS66. have tesa allowed
to said csed,sss Lsias 10 AID p~uv- rAeir shisas
aud tina, ell aitesd IA the service ss-ixa~d, st
the dwelling hcs.e of the aid deceasc.i, IN aid
Rsmiord. on shs 6sst Ts~sd.ss 81 March, Nav.
l., to Goor ' clock r. AM. - 1Ht
~ AT WIS. " BOLSTER,
..susg .aotL.g PRENrlSS a. PUTNAM.
Dated this 3sih day of Jas 1863.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26
Krvsn the alssa tih.b DeAspezss.
The Balance 81 Power.

The chronic shout uf Radieslism,
4nder all its varied titles from JEFF
fprson down. after each struggle In
which the Denaocratic party was
sorsted in the fight. has always
been the sasne--arhe Democratic
Party Is dead !" The same ieslisi.
cry is now being made all over the
country. Our opponents had bet
Ter save their winl for the future !.
The tlme-honored old party, whose
base is the constitution, is indie
struehble go long "a there 10 . hope
left for restoration Of the govern
nenE TO It's pristine condition.
That win be just 50 long as there
~xists q trae fpllowsr at she great
doctrine that tlrsi gave the Demo
crscy the control of the cpaptry,
and blessed that eoansEy with three
quarters of q century Of prosperity
aud peace. Having almost moth
lag 20 lose In she recent election
and almost everything 70 gain, the
party, although it has not ELECTED
It's President, has shown > oontin-
reaction and ssiccess. In the con.
uress Of the United States Il has
accomplished one au-inaporsant step
iii has destroyed that insigament
of illexality and tryranny, the two
third majority Of Radicalism 4
This Is 3 grsat gain, indeed. and
Ii will strsnRfhen tAe cunning mans
in his desotiol 10 constitutional
prinsipaes which h II said 70 chsss
In lo<sily. and fpr whieh he h snd
hn bssn - sljeet q oassinx an1
biseexa1ss - fhspa ~ tie ndysn-
csti KusFsIs q hAtS nsd intolosanoe
--ths BufIa 5umn1r Philips wine
of succs<sfal persinnism.
The veGe pf ~ Ussnocxatie p1sty
In aAs hense instead IL hein9 onIy
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26

mA- Gen. Stager and party arrived
IN the city on tifne yesterday morn.
Ing, and Immediately rsusscd the
river and took the ears fpf tina Easl.
Omaha Republicans.
They scrossed the DIVER and took
the cars for tho East = did they s--
Last summes yoa used ta be telling
the people that the Chicago and
Northwestern end the Council Blufs'
and S., Joseph Railroads, connected
with the q. r. r. B., at OMAHA.
How i it they don't connect now,
and that passengers have to cross
the riv.r to make the ccnnectlou
HASN'T that connecting al 0naha
been In yosir eye all the time !? We
rather think i4has. We havn,tseeal
any connecting &C Omaha but we
have seen o great deal OF saopping nj
Council Bluffs this season and We
have notieea several nice Depot
buildings being balIl hege. How
are Jon old connection at Omaha :
- Gary lsas been on another "a
hes nightly raids, ride the burglar
item Ia tbs 4pareH this nsorninx,
whereln II 3 stated thas somebody
was after sonaehsdy's pants. SAyy,
- f.a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26

LEaAL NoTTcE. the time for
holding the december term of the
District Court Is fast approaching,
and as many o( our readers have
business therein, We call attention to
the cards of the following reliable
and able lawyers, which win be
fqund In our advertising columns,
from aiTlolig whom We presume ala
Of our readers will he able to select
safe counsellor: Robert Percival,
Baldwin & Wright, Mynster 4
Hight, Williams & Aylrsworth, and
Lyman q Hanna, all Of this city,
and ID. III. solomon OF Glenwo0d.
all of the above named gentlemen
are able atsoERies aud wa ck1eerfully
recommend them 10 thea Of our
readers who may need the services
Of An attorney.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26
eomtnitssd @nicieie IN saturday kas

SADDLES AND 11AaSlSsS. Ab0u
the incest saddles and harness TO be
found ia The city are those manu-
taeturrd by ]. b. LEWIS Il Co., al
No. 256 broadway. Mr.. Lewis, the
senior partner of the tirn1, Ii one OF
the oldest and most Eeliable citizens
OF the city, and or honesty and fair
dealing has reputation which is
above suspicion wherever his name
Is known. AT their two shops, ole
on Broadway and the other OF.
North Main street, the Arm have a
large number OF hands employed
eonaIan1y In the manufacture OF
saddles aud harness expressly for
country and city use, all of which
are warranted in every particular 10
give satisfaction. Persons in need
vi anything In their line Can't uo
better than 10 make their purchases
from j. b. Lewis Il Co.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26
-, I...s +,

Z ~. 81
Mock GkAs-Art d made w.
rival nature IN many ways. 50 =
no instances mora remarkable thnn
he imitasipn pf alI kinds Ut geass.
This form Of industry il COW pese-
iced in almoss every country 81
Europe, but probably CO Q greater
xtent In Pariafhan any whees else.
Crest i ths ssrpiy. We hass eps-
ken before In these columns u th1
successful initiation q shsse-ths
most admired OF all jewels---to such
a degree that the manufactured
article shines wiih briliisncy -
If il had been struck or frc1a the
rocx of Golconda. These fmisAs
tions were the subject IF . resent
n . London journal. There ere
many processes but all result ia
he production of what ID called
crystal water, which, hardened and
uf, IN perfect coanlerfeis. Worn
{ may bs by . young lady at hsr
irst ball. and dazzling all eyes by
sc;ntilisiions, il is not known 60
hem TO be q compoeition Of white
aIcincd potash, borax and arse
mic. Add 70 the paste, which 10 the
Dasis of This little oxide Of eobalt
aud We have the facsiulilee OF o
sreasgrandmothers pTizsd collections
vi sapphires. Or mix with the cnl-
orisss matrial little antimony aud
purple of cassius. and there is a to-
plx before uk- wvuaa -~a ah9ass
he emerald, the bridge Of the dia-
ncnds, as it has been called IN the
language Of the East, we have bat
to add in their stead some oxide of
copper.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26
Y sur 3zomey or Wear KaAEes -
Beth,

During the infamous dnaR period,
the days when the bloated bou1r
holder was heard thanking God that
sswe llad government the mot
vociferous congratulations fhaf 10
had this wondcsful thing called -
government came from these name
oondholdess, who, while fhsy hened
this benincent government fOrty
cents, took Its pfoEaige 20 pay
for one hundred csaakss aa0
we're also able % hire
some poor "cussn 10 60 Into the arr
- ioad loS aQukheEn bullet. azd
cases. As Chs var dzIly e
ey into the golfers of the rich xner.
while il tore the poor men from khn
oosum of their families, and -
them up as Targets foE the eneuf1
rlties, the m0ney-bioatad boadh1t =
ers North Were heard 20 cry aut -
the joy Of their heaffe. at eecaplng
tbs risk Of battle pt, the ono hnnds
and On the splendid oppQxtuuity of
growing rich out Of the wAxs a. the
ether. And the fervent thanks thnt
tive had q government went m
till the national butehewy w'as brof
10 q close.
But We w0uid as tae o
money ifnnsH ~ nunafo1 hLla /. -
ly per cent. prelnlufsas II, when -
gpveysaanenE draxxe<l men from tho
ass0sTa of their tAaniliess % be nacx1~l
ueed ~ food for bnlletz, II had also
demanded the gold ir0kn NE rtgSn
man On The same seruss =
sacrifice upon the altar u - go.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26

THIEvEs-Our contemporaries at
The State capital are filling their
columns sffese latter days with in.
nuaaeEshle items of burglaries, at
ssnspsea arson, garroting, night
knock downs, and such other pleas
ahtries, calculated to make a mans
blood run little more brisk than
common. We don't wonder at the
state OF sffairs thus, represented at
she esatal, howeyef, chen Ee know
that the State of Iowa has gone more
intensely Radical than ever-aiOpt-
ed negso suffrage by large maIoTi>
ty, aGRI elected Frank Palmer to
Congress from the Fifth District
The winter has set In and the 'loy-
al'' conferres are assembling In their
wiEiEag quarters saaking preparations
so9 Spring raids.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER %. 1868

st the Tressnry DspaFtinent to sup.
pay iaHe desnand 81 yast qumatities
III woru cut money continually re-
enrned.
The Santa Fs Gzzstss gives glow i,
Ing accounts Of new gold diseoverlee
near Taos.
The Eadsx sayss 'sAfsIor Law
renee, division engineer q. P. r. q.
was thrown from his horse, q short
distanee from tawn, an Taursday
last, and his ANGLE painfully aisio
Gated
The Denver Trisaae says that s2s,
a60 railroad subscriptions have been
paid In that city,
We SEQ Il stated that forty ear
loads Of cattle we're skipped 30 the
Chicago market from Kansas City,
on Tuesday last, and thar a drove Of
400, head from Texas will s0sn be
sent % that market from the same
point.
Last Monday night twa nrisoneYs
escaped from the Warrenshurg Jail.
The bolts were unserewed, the door
opened and the prisoners let them>
selves down by their bed clothes.
They effected their escape about
dark. One was confined for murder
and one for horse stealing,
The Odd Fell0ws Of Kansas City,
have handsomely refurnlshed their
Hall, and purchased new regllia.
A Texas droyer, by the name OF
Joseph B0hanon, was kicked and
gored by steer last Saturday In
Harlem. opposite Kansas ity, and
died on the following lay from the
effect of the injuries received.
Judge Treat, of the United States
District Court of Missouri, has de-
cided that man being In the South
era army, or disfranchised by State
law, disqualifies him as juror in
Federal Court.
The Pettawattamie Indians, lOcat-
ed west of Lawrence, Kansas, wert
paid of few days ago. They re
eeived about s7O0 piece over four
thousand dollars In all. The day af-
ter the payment three of the Indians
We're robbed and murdered, and their
bodeis placed on the railroad track
with view to cover up the bloody
deed, by making it appear that thu
poor Indians were run over by tn.
cars and thus met their death.
Baldwin reported as missing from
Denver the other day, has turned VI
all right again, report says.
From the Cheyenne argus VT
learn that Guy 81. Huiett, of Centra
City, Colorado, member Of the bar
7 - a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26

-. Our hrs~szsfs saass sv~~s~~s A-asa a"-=~as
KsaiEiessSsG, b now In receipt OF, and
will continue to keep on hand for
family ase, q most excellent article
of fan wheat fiour. 1t Is his fntenz
aion, too. to open out well assorted
stock Of the very best family gro
Series, ao which Eaet he would res
pecafsaily call the attention of his
aad customers and the public gene
rally. Hs bakery will be continued,
aud bread, cakes and pies viii al
ways be found In his establishment,
fresh and nice and light. Don't fail
SO give Balderston call when you
desire DO PaEchass any thing In his
lire,
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NUMBER rs


10 the kdit0v qf kbs Expresss
The contest Il over aud General
Grant ID preaident elect. it Il the
sarsieat prayer vt al l0yers Of the
country that God may ~ end0w him
with wisdom ard patriUglsGn thai
slle design Of the Radicals may be
disappointed, tlaAt peace Gul pros
peFily may agiain cover the IsaIadr--
thai strife between the North and
5ogtis may cease, constitutional
guarantees and fraternai feeling be
maintained. and all paFts Of the
country feea safe under one Union,
one Constitution, ard one Destiny.
But there II one question il seems
proper FOR lis to call upon Repuhli-
cans 20 settle. and that Ia, whether
they will admit that there ARE aay
Democratic voters In this county.
Ha Judge FROM she tenor of their
remarks. and from their presses. eale
would think that all slIeh votes Here
bog IA. III they do not ilean to I'm
ply this, Ii would be well ipr them
t0 say bow large q majority q Dem.
acrat must have, In any gmrtigalar
es@sNsAsS e9 GAks&N% tAksx$ ~ Hk8s <&G@ &&s<as5
not to iJe contested. H Democrats
can only know the exact alajority
requisite, they Of course can save
themselves the trouble Of applying
for certificate, Ii it dies NOT eugns
up TO the figure axed by our Hadi-
cal friends.
aD. M. g"
We can answer fhe question ofouY
correspondent in part. La Kentucky
soIne thousands snort Of majority
put q Radical in Congress, and in
Jhlo several hundred short OF q ma
iority put one there, and Ia New
York and Indiana several hundred
al did the same thing, while III
New Jersey Stockton was expelled
rom the senate because the Radi-
.als had not two thirds without him.
It requires as rule at least from
$50 to i,lh0 majority with q eartia>
cate OF election for Democrat TO gel
his seat. To hear the leading press-
% OF such party talk Of frauds
and terrorism, and cheating, Il like
hearing Yates and Chandler PREACH
temperance, Ran Rutier honesty.
Farsogl Brawnlow good fImlIncsv,
aud Ashley Of Ohio good morals.
But with all thesg ppecedents and
preteEsi0ns, we hope Gen. Grant viii
dare do what Is right.