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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

CgRTAISLY.-The S0RlsareR pub
fishes our article relative to the late
elections aud then refers us to its
Geographic dispatches Of this naDrn-
Ing. Certainly, we have consulted
the dispatches alluded To, and find
more cause for rejoicing than we had
Yesterday when we penned the arti-
Gle relative to Indiana. 1t is evil
dent to Us that, if the Democracy
have not carried the State on Gov
ernor, it Is 50 close that a Democratic
victory in November for Seymour
and blair Is certain. julien, We no.
tics. the moSt radical Radical of the
entire batch of Radicals, is probably
if not certainly defeated, and we feel
IN thank Iad. Dan. w. Voorhees,,
one of tho most able Democrats Of
that State, Is elected. Thank God
for that, too. And az we believe now
more than ever thut Indiana is safe
for the Democracy, we again exciaim,
three cheers and q tiger" for the
gallant Hoo er State. "HOw do
YOU like ii as far as 1t has gomez
What beeolne Of your Tanners las,
night who didn't turn FDut in torch
light procession as was intendetl:-
II let as have Pc ace,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

LIE GRAND MARBLE. The Mar
sIlaIltown Times, IN referring To the
beautiful specimens of lie Grand
marble which were on exhibition at
the State fair, says:
"No articles were on exhibition Mt
the State Fair which attracted 80
much attention IA those made from
the Marshall county Inarhla, ami 1t
seemed to inspire people from all
parts Of Iowa with pride TINT our
State Tan produce such ch0iee mate
rial in such quantities as tu make it
cheap and accessible to all. Messrs.
Howe d Kirby fur their efforts to
develope this hidden resource and
bring ii tn fha nntinn. ssr fi'ts P"rri-,
They are now principally engaged
in removing the earth and superin-
cuinbent stone, beneath which the
marble is found In practically mex
haustible quantities, and In perfect
ing the machinery by which 1t can
he sawn into slabs and placed IN the
market. They do not propose TO
manufacture themselves, but 10 sup
sitpuiv the raw material to marble
manufacturers everywhere. For our
owr, part, we regard this quarry ~
one OF the most valuable resources
az Central Iowa. Tic win afford en-
playruenHao hundreds Of men, ana
bring large atBeuats OF money into
the county"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

AN EVENING y 's:ssSE 0N MARKET
REEF-Two TASSEEs IN FOND
EMBBACE.--First TanneTa'lpm
let's 60 ilane. It's better that We
20 h9nls Hnei stay tfwrP.a
second Tanner-"Ne agree With
you. 'Tis better we go home and
stay there. Bat we can't promise
even THAT, for know you not that
this Is the 10th and the boys are ex-
pecting as. Under the cfrsam-
stances we cannot PROMISE oScn
that
First TanneT-"Tomy we are
drunk, and wo had better go home"
Second Tanner-"We know we're
drunk, but we can't promise even
that, for this Is the 10th, and we
must eRthaSe,"
Embraces first Tanner, aud hip,
hip
Pirst Tanner Hold on, Tom,
we're drunk, and had better go
home"
Se,cpud Tanner" We CAN'T prom.
iFe even that, for you know this IL
the 18th, and the boys"
Just here the cannon was fired and
VS. lost the balance of the speech,
and VIC passed on, leaving the TIM
ners In q fraternal hug upon the
sidewalk, ''enthusing." Let US have
peace,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

We find the following in the
Vt. Joseph Gazette
ave arc advised from 81. Louis
that no more election returns viii
come till official reports are receir-
ed. This is strange talk from Rad
ioal telegraph nsanipnlators. II
affords the strongest reason 10 be-
lieve that Pennsylvania - well a.
Indiana has gone Democratic
They are always eager 70 send Rad
ical news. Having, as far ~ II was
In their power, gotten abroad the
impression that MI three Of the great
States had gone Radical by over.
whelmniag majorities they ars- 10
no haste now 10 send the truth. ~-~
Let our readers be pasieas." z
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

JUST STACKING 1T UP.-Some
people pile up gaods In their bust
ness houses but Bond, Thatcher 4
Co., stack up their goods-niIing up
don't convey any idea OF the business
they are doing. Just think of a
thousand sacks of -four, two thousand
sacks oe corn, about as many sacks
of hams and bacon, all piled up In
one room, and then see three or four
hundred sacks of hops and wool
stacked on top of the whole, and
you viii have some idea of the busi-
ne~a that Bond, Thatcher Il Co., are
doing. That is tho place to either
buy or sell produce, Go and see If il
is not.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

Ne giye helow the massachusetts
which the Radicals haze proposed
to make to the constitution Of this
State. We also show The alisss and
effect which, every ailsendaassas j d,
have.
The first amendment proposes %
strike the word wHETg from essetIea
one of article two. go .-,ass :
This section reads ~ fusloMs:
EVERY srhite male eislzxn Ut the
United States, OF the aye OF twenty
one years, who shall have been .
resident of the sfate six nnnths nexs
preceding the election, and the eUans
To- ia which he ehaima hls sate, SIXTY
days. shall be entitled 70 vote Mt all
elections which are now, or hereaf-
ter may be authorized by law.s
BY striking the weird srhite oaa Of
this Section. 1t PLACES the negro On .
political esl4ality with white men.
Ii ssauAa1ss hasa aaisiAie IN Aay ealss
in the gia Of the eaeple ezaent the
Office OF Representakiv we 10 TIA Geae-
raj Assembly and znernter Of Con-
gress. 1t makes him calapesesss
juror, 1t allows him and his eAilsiren
equal privileges IN osar cssnnoa
schools with wIaiss men and white
mems children, In short it makes
the negro the equal of the whites so
far as the law can make him 30,
with the two exceptions above stat
ed.
Amy person wfsa Yoses q ticket
with the words tFor the first
amendment upon it. votes 20
i lace the negro upon IN equality
with himself. 4 person who votes
a ticket with the words Against
tho first amendment, = upon ID, votes
to keep the negro in the same condi-
ton, politically, that he now occa-
pies. The other four amendments
relates to the taking OF the census,
apportionlng che rssanabess Of the
Legislature among the counties and
service In the militia which tn and
oftlseinselves are harmless, exx3ps
20 faE ~ thsy ssem 10 re0gHiSs khs
righsUfthe negro ID become i f0r-
ton of the governing power Of the
country, and gives 10 counties hav.-
Ing large cities within their lissits,
and asa consequence q large negro
population, an advantage <vsx eoua-
ties which have no large towns with
in tlsip lisnitss ~ u - TT.
EvaFy man wiao ID ord se6s& 10
making the negro and the negroes
children, polsss&saIy sask equal oT
himself and his children, viii vote y
ticket with the wmrls .AHAI NBT
THE FIRST AMEND5fENTs'
upon it. Every man. who thinks
himself and his children to better
than negro and aegToss eaaia6lRsns
will vote q ticket with the words
"For The first asnsndsIRNen upon
Ii.
Voters look to your tickets alsl
decide by your votes wlN4Aes sro@
are the negroes superior or osly hEs
equal. d&w Ct.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

ROLLING IN AND 0UT,-We no
tica tkateur old friend John MePher~
son Is kept busy rolling stoves in
and out OF the store of NJ. Rogers q
Co., No, 2i4 Broadway. One day
he receives a car load and has to
roll them into the store and the
next day his customers give him q
call and he rolls them out again to
go 10 the kitchens or parlors of his
city and country customers. John
Ii a clever accommodating fellow, and
sells stoves rs cheap as the cheap
est. Try him.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

kg-We said day before yesterday
rabout eight persons in Pottawatta-
mic county, who pretend to be DEM
oerats, desire the defeat of the Dem
pcratic county and district ticket,
but have not the manliness to come
out openly aud oppose it. I" The thing
that does the dirty work for the ltin-
Grating concern says those eight per-
sons support the DeRiocrof,s 1T
tIuft be true, 1: Axes the position o.
the naaoerut, and the people know
now where to fitiI ii.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

-.
Stun TuEy E0a6E - We had sup
posed that the store on the corner If
Broadway and Bancroft street over
whleh n. =. Snow presidea was full
al groceries some time ago, but On,
yesterday we noticed about twenty
cords of boxes, bags and barrels be-
fore his door which will have to be
jammed into the store somehow, but
how we can't say. We would Judge
that now ID the time 10 hay In q win
ter's stock OF grocerias, for Snow
must sell cheap In order to make
roam In his store TO get In himself.
Go see if he don't.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

Se8- We notice that the Council
HIuts aud 81. Joseph Railroad is
duiRS COOL business, notwithstand-
iHg a few years ago the smart ~
men Of -, ls0aIs said the rand wouId
M. pay when built. We understand
that the company is about To extend
the track to tde Union Pacific Depot,
which, when completed, will add
much more to the business of the
rad, by giving it an eYen chance to
ruinpete with the Northwestern for
the business Of the West.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

Il have ever found, =" writes Chief
Justice Hale, "that due obser-
vance of tho Sabbath day, has ever
ioincd to it blessing Hpan the rest
9i' my tune aud the week has so
begun, has been blessed aud pros
porous 10 mo aHd. on the other
hand, when / have hacn Negligent
If the daties Of this day, The rest u
the week has been unsuccessful and
unhappy to my owns secular employ
ments. SO that | could easily
make an estimate Of my successes
Of the week following hy the man
ner of my passing this day and !
d /, not write this lightly but bg long
and sound experience"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

@-The lying whangdoodle ard
tbs qpprincipled and irresponsible
YasaboBd, that has charge of the
itineratipg concern down town,
says
Notwithstanding Babbitt of the
RUGLE extois Republicans and
abuses Democrats, and has hereto
fore rarely supported regular Denno-
cratic aousiTesa, We arc glad 20 be
able to say that he assures us he win
this fall vote the Democratic ticket. y
we win, as we always have done,
vote the Democratic ticket. some.
thing which the thing that penned
the ahays never did, 6oSs not intend
to and Bsver will do,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

REAL E5rAFE.--If amy of our
friends have real estate to sell, or If
strangers visiting our city desire to
purchase real estate, they viii find
It for their Interest to call upon Hop
I.of Il Smith, No. as, up stairs, in
oaieei 4 Pusey's block, broadway,
where they will find large lists Of
Of pQrQPeFty TOR sale, and can obtain
such other information as they may
desire.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22
49,
: LITERARY NOTICES.

The GALAXY, for November Is be.
fore tss and flied with tie lsess q
reading matter, This monthly al,
though comparatively o new eaae can
trufhfnIIy be said to occupy a piace
in the front rank, and we always
welcome Ii to our table as one OF our
best literary periodicals. 1t y pub
lisiled by Sheldon u to, fos ana
500 broadway, New York, at u a
year, send for it If you desire max
ing a good literary investment.
we take pleasure in announcing
the arrival Of the LlIsty's Friend for
Ngvember. Il is ane among the
hest of the Ladies' Magazines, and
the present number II an excellent
oTe, The engraving, = Who is it''ll
is4he sweetess domestic greup Wa
have ever seen, and is alone worth
the subscription price of the maya.
zine. Fleeing from Fate, " and the
s'Debarry Fortana'' are interesting
stories continued In this ailnber,
and The short stores are FROM some
of the bezs authors. We VIA send
the WEEKLY BusLE and. Lad1's
Frtrad to ono address for one year
FOR g so. send In your nalasss and
secure a first ,ela3 weekly paper aod
q splendid magazine fog yoar wiz.
DsuaosrSt's Aoashly=Eyery lady
wishes fosg at icsst one maya
Einesand husbands and fathers can
not,find ID the whole range of peril
odieal literahare one THAI win prove
more useful, more weleonle, or
better investment. than DeIaafeafas.
II Is fasl,j0sssble witlsout beiag fry
olous, fuIl Of good, sensible lssggss-
tions, and of really valuable dnfor-
nation in regard to dress, the house
hold, and whatever peFsaima TO NO.
mans work. Send FOR 1.-THE price
Is merely nqipinal, s., with an hep.,
est premium. Published At 80
Broadway, Naw York.
.dodg's Laasss Roos for me. sdass.
ing mouth, equal In al respects to
any Of IT. predecessors II befase ms.
The steel plate, aNothing this morn
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

AUCTIoS.-We take pleasure in
calling attention to the card of u.
W.. Gee, Auction and Commission
Merchant, in Riee's new Block,
Broadway, If any Of our friends
have anything that they wish to dis
pose of at auction, Gee Is the man to
sell it for them; and if they want TO
buy Mt auction, Gee is just as apt to
give them a good bargain a. any
bolv, Give him a call and set if nc
don't.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

BANKING.-Th Banking house Of
OFFICER & PusEY is one of the SAT-
est and most reliable IN the Westend
Is doing a god and safe hasiness. -
Persons having gold tn sell ean al
ways rely upon getting the highest
market rates at Officers 4 fsusey's,
or wishing TO do any other, banking
business will do well 10 give them q
call 1T the corner of Main street aud
Broadway No. AZ,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22


PAc1Fre Crry, Oct. 10, 1883.
Editors az the Bagie.--At q Dem
ocUtic ooanty Convention held In
Mills county. the following nominal
tons were made:
For District Clerk,
i. OdRIsTY.
For County Recorder,
NJ. ID. LAMB,
1t Is the wish OF many Democrats
IN the county that the Mills county
nominations should he placed in
YOUR paper, You are aware We
have no Democratic paper in our
county, and your paper has a large
circulation here among the Demo
Gratis.
The Sidney JAioa wili please in
sert the above ticket.
oct 2l-td
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

sD Another drove Of oyer one
hundred Eat hogs was driven into
our city this morning by Mr.. Orr.
We understand that they are to GO
out TO the and OF The raiiroaal, to feed
the men who arc building the Y. P.
IL II. at the rate of three miles per
day.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

aAMr. j. T. papps, agent for the
celebrated South Bend, Indiana,
wagon, sold this morning several
wagons to go ont on the u. p. r.. r.
So 1t goes, men from the far West
still come to Council Bluffs to make
their purchases.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

An English paper says The
leading papers ot asl adjacent coun-
~ has paragraph upon '.the pars
$h church aud her serTIaes. We
nave never before beard the sex of
i church thus determined, aud il
struck rs as amusing. Perhaps af.
ter all the sexton is the proper au-
thority 10 settle such poiAt."
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

=
Him.
1t Ii not offsx chat we hear lead
ing Republicans speak well OF q
Democratic candidate, and when
they are constrained 10 do 50 IL Ii
pretty good evidence that the per-
sons character for honesty and up
rightness Is above suspicion. The
following in regard 20 the character
and standing of w. w. Moranan,
the Democratic candidate for Judge
Of this circuit, we clip from the cor
respondenee of the Des Moines Reg
fstey I ON Page county. The writer
Ii q Radical. speaks eneouraging.y
% u $50 10 aek nak nls
IT'S regard Tar truth compels him to
make the following admissions In
relation TO the character, standing
and qualifications Of his neighbor,
Mr.. Morsman, the Democratic can
didate:
"The Democrats are uging every
means In their power to secure the
election of their candidate for Cir
cult Judge of this circuit. Their
candidate, Capt. w. w. Morsman,
Is, personally, one Of our best men
and Is well qualified to ill the posi-
ton: but unfortunately for him he
IL decidedly str0ag i'm his political
views, aud does All the stump speak
ing and yprfSng for hk RlTtR
Pretty good rechlhniendatfon. and
we trust that every Democrat In
Pottawatsainie county VIII vote for
him. and If possible secure biz
election.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22
y ssss;as|ltn!lIk9!Es:.h |. !.

nails In Ohio, ridicuied them for
their tunfounded apprellensiaps."
Democrats, however, conceded
them majority of twenty thou
sand. The fall returns win probl
bly, show that their actual majority
Is less than fifteAn thousand, The
democracy in Ohio can overcome
that majority in November if they
try. They will try.
We have gained Congressman In
every State. We have probably
gained the Legislature in Indiana.
The result in ali the States, in
view of the desperate character of
the parsy we1fIaye iaaa fasigfts 10 a
democratic triumph. There Is moth
ing in it TO excite dependency.
There Il everything in it to increase
our hopes of national triumph in
November.
Let every democrat in the land,
and every man who desires a change
for the better in the administration
Of our national affairs, put his shout
der to the wheel. Give three weeks
earnest, vigorous and resolute labor
to the service of the great cause OF
popular rights and popular justice,
and the sun on the first Tuesday In
November will shine in glory on a
land redeemed from oppression, per-
secsItion, waatelulness and misgple.
- Gdse "a RT sss3ats. EIE1
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22
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The state Elections.

The Chicago Times takes the right
view of the matter when itsays that
the elections on Tuesday are now
known with sufficient accuracy To
warrant this statement:
''The dsmorclry will cary all three
of the great stutes, Pennsylvania,
Ohio and Indiana, in November, ii
they work with energy and bring
every democratic voter To the polls. -
1'akiug the results in ali three Of
these States together, 1t Is better than
any nshierate DEMOCRAT has antici-
pated. Ne carried Indiana. We
nave 80 nearly carried Iennsylya-
MIA and Ohio is to show that we can
carry both of ii. EN- in November, If
we set about it with the aeteTniina-
ton to do 80.
We had hopes of carrying Penn
sylvania in this election. We have
lost it by agbga few fhosgsa nd -per-
haps by only d few hundred-vptes
Ia mere bagatelle in State - Tsap-
ulous.
we had no hopes of carrying Ohio.
No democrat llas ever counted the
electoral vote of that State for DIR.
Seymour, We can elect Mr.. Sey-
Inour without Ohio, If we can carry
Pennsylvania; and that, the result
on Tuesday shows, We can do.
We can alsn carry Ohio. The re-
publicans anticipated confidently a
majority Of forty thousand in that
State. Within the last two weeks,
some of their more sagacious politi-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

nzT~ Messrs. Johnson & Gould, at
the Upper Broadway Grocery House,
Broadway corner OF Benton street,
have a large supply of nice fresh
eranberries, the first of the season.
Call and try some.
They have also good supp Y &c
nice white beans. IF you like beans
go there and get some.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

FILLING Up AGAIy-The steam
nre engine was out again to-day
niilns up the cistern at the intersee.
tion Of Broadway and Main street.
This cistern was filled once before,
bqt leaked badly. 1t has been pias-
tersd anew, and 1t Is expected that 1t
win now answer the purpose for
which it was constructed.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

RARE CHANCE.-See advertise
m7nt of George Doughty in another
column. He desires To dispose of
his oatire stock Of FURNITURE, etc,
aud viii sell at bargain. A rare
chance Is offered to some body wish
ing to engage in the business. Call
and see our friend George.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

sEa- The caioric newspaper concern
thinks the Herald had better cease
hammering the negro. Ne think
entirely otherwise We shah ham
mer against the outrage of 1nakias
the negro a voter on an equality with
the Intelligent white man, either UNI
der Federal lstirpntion qr otherwise.
as long MS We live to hammer at all.
1t Is crime against popular govern.
mcnt, rs such we shall treat II, and
most men will sse it, ono day.
-OHGhd Hr9kd.
That is right, brother Miller.
Hammer away until you pcat
through the thick skulls Of the Rad-
icals the truth that the negro Is not,
never las been, and never viii be,
cnmpetent tn govern himself, and
much less Is lac qualified to Falp and
govern Intelligent white men. These
Elcts will sme day get through the
SKULLS OF tho Radicals, and If you
an hasten the dizzy 10y l,ammering,
why hammer away, and Cod bless
your hammering.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22
'asss Hs b. Lis q

General Duff Green, in the Balti-
more Peoples Weekly. promises TO
publish . paper which duplicates
by more than eireams:antial evi
dence, Joe Holt aud L Station as ac-
cessories hefnFe the fact to the as
sasSinatiop Of Lincoln.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

] - Mr.. A. MANRfKna, sFeasisxs
. raeAt little residenne ois Fkezts
stsHek. !
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

RoUGH an TnR BLAcK-AND-
TASs. Billy Phillips, known about
town rs eegiEmed ioper ofeolored
persuasion, SwAs offef seby one
Of the Tanner officials TO carry a
banner in their procession Friday
aigi,t. Billy Indignantly refused
saying, mo, sall, rs only a dgun.
ken niggah, but rs got to mpch
'spect for myself for dat"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

Stand by your eoIors. "Thats
ali very well, = says AIRS. Aidgstt.
shut suppose tliey don't stand by
you This l,lagaes calico that was
~ gorgeous as rainbow when |
bougass it last week, is o. white as q
Sheet Stand by your coiors, tisss
ieed--stand, suppose, in the bot
tom of a wssl1tab. p s. 49,