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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-03

FTREafES,s PARADE.--The "Blud
City" Steam Are engine company,
and "Rescue No In with a hand
eugEne, were out ON parade yester-
day W lh their ''machinesH beauti-
fully decorated and ma King a fine
appearance as they were moved
along our street. The men were out
In unis2rm, the "Bluff City" com.
pany being dressed in red shirts
and blue pants, of 22uave pattern,
and wearing regular FIreman's cap
.--s;nur healthy looking men-mak
Ing fine appearance, and gave evil
alence that they would bean efficient
force at 3 fire.
The Rescue No, |" boys were
aresse.l in blue shirts trimmed With
idn orange shield on the breast and
orange trimmings on tfs collar and
cuts, with black pants and dress
cap similar t. those used ty D$e
Ball Clubs. They N tde 4 splendid
.lIliaselraace ~ shaI ulaYei alongEit !
elastic step, dragging their flI@eIy
finished engine. and their every
movement gave evidence that in
them the devHIFing element would
tiad an inveterate and untirtug foe.
1t was proud sight for us, and We
gazed upon it with delight and II
meHtSl ejaculation, God bless the
bremen,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-03

SEND THEA AwAs.--Aow that
our citizens have q chance to obtain
Lithograp!lic view of Council
Bluffs, they should embrace 1t, and
not only buy one for themselves, but
buy copies and send to their friends
IN distant parts Of the country. 1t
will be first rate advertisement OF
the city, aud at the same time fur
nish friend with a beautiful orna.
snent for his rooms. Mr.. J. j.
Stone, the agent who is now deliver
ing this birds eye view of our city,
to subscribers, hasa number of ex.
ira copies far sale, which, together
with the stick which he also has to
rolf tfaern upon. sata he sent TO any
part OF the United States for six
cents. Buy viev and send 1t to a
friend.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-03

sS~ For a present te-a young lady
in the shape of slrn thing that will
grace the parlor table that will be
appropriate as keepsake, or that
viii answer as a receptacle frr the
faces and forms ut those we respect
and love, those Albums at Iafferty
& HenH's, In the Post Once build
ing, are Just the very thing. They
are neatly gotten np as to inFide ar.
rangement, whileon the outside they
have the appearances OF beautifully
bound volume. These grntlemen
have an their sheiyes also, fine as
sortnsent Of Diarys. 10 which we de-
sire to call The attention OF all ciasses
of business men. In kset no man
should he without one of thoSe little
books, and our adsice Is to go TO
L4afferty q HEM and make ps,r~
chase, if not OF an Album or Diary,
then Of something else In their line,
They can accommodate you In almost
any department of stationery or
reading matter.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-03

er In the neighborhood Of Paris. He
took his young gud-daughtsr, ail
orphan, 81 mind tire bar. tie had
two Sous, about the sasne age, Que
Eugene, being In illegiimate child.
llIegitiEnMy ia france ID not view
eI With the dissaprobation, that the
more s.moIai nations Of the
nurEh'' regard 1t. hence. why In
many elsea, Legitimate and iliegiti-
mate children are brought up to-
gel her in the family circle, and
sharing the same fortunes With
Ahe view OF sappianting his brother
in the fathef's ailectian, EugeEie So
dnced the gx,tl-daughler, ana 10 de-
stroy the evidences Of the wrong,
sought 10 procure an ab0rtion-aIi
this misconduct the girl was TO
charge the legitimate son VITA and
confess t0 hsr godfather. Bat The
scheme hgoae dawn, and tho prlliel"
pal parties now share the tate OF the
bitter bitten.
The news about the earthquake in
California created much excitement
among rs, which was pnly aliayed
by the telegram Of Mayor MeCopptn
OF San Francisco, reporting "aii's
weil.h The Rev. Dr. carroll oil New
Haven, partook of breakfast In
Peters cafe on Thursday hast, given
to him by some friends previous t0
his departure for Italy. Rev. Dr.
Robinson, Hilliard, and other Amer
lean uleFgy man were present, asais'i,
some English ministers. A splendid
bible was presented 10 the hey,
DR.. u gopd many Amari'
cans have arrived during the week
| there are from pittshuFg! &. +. and
Miss Sprague. Albany Miss Fan
ny Baker, Mrs. ]. +. and aIiss. Lacy
Rathhone. Philadelphia Miss. l.
c. Chancellor, Commodore lunar
and family. New York Cyrn
| Clark. Edward Delano, Fred Vance
Chicago J. 5. Fitch and lady, e. u
Prussing and family. Cincinnati
Mrs. Gaibreath, w. Hinde, 4. L
keckler.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-03

Freedom fruan debt, freedom frnm
Decuniary Embarrassment, ability TO
ply ~ you 60, and not lees fbx the
government than the citizen. The
overniiieist, which expen6ls more
than ID receives, which taxe& hAYond
ability 10 pay. which increases In
crime, pauperisn and general de-
noraiizttion, ean hardly be called
free. Gsr can that be practicnlly. O
Itepablic, which ignores self 0cv~
erlIneat. esfablishes military dtefA-
ors, takes FINN the people the con.
srul Of suffrage, denies the oalloe 10
its white eitizens. and puts 10 into
he hands ef ignorant negroes. TEe
| ~ esSerclye q Government. the most
freedom and the highest order, gen-
orally the greatest prosperity aud t31s
lohiesf peace. When Congress r..
stnres t0 the States, and 10 tha Exesr
utlve and Judiciary powers which
the Constitution places with them.
the grpatpr VIII be the freedom and
happiness Of the people.-K r Ek.
gre6ls
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-03

MEssRs. PErTENGILL, BATES &
Co, Of 81 Park Row, New York, ar
nounce that on or before January
next they will issue the first number
ofa Rural and Family weekly pa
per, to de called Hearth and Home,
land to be devoted to all that per-
tains to country life, in its broadest
sense" )" The publishers state that
the paper will not be partisan or
sectaTian. Donald G.. Mitchell (bet-
ter known as Tx Marveil will have
the general editorial charge, while
the home and dreside departments
will be subject To tho supervision OF
MRS. Harriet Beecher Stowe, who is
also engaged as a rsgluar Contributor.
Other talent is enlisted for special
departments, and the publishers
promise to spare no labor OF expense
TO make their paper worthy OF a
place In every household In the
land.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-03


THE Iowa CEarRAL.--Ws find
.as following ua the Darlington 4ay
als. II gives considerable encour-
Agcnsnt relative TO the eonssruetich
II the Iowa Central. Reads
The Iowa Central railroad, we ere
.nfnrmed by Dir. Smith, OF 0ska~
,tRl&a, ID progressing finely. The
unlpany are deteTln ned 60 pnsh
he work through. During this fafl
ne work has been going op, aud =
Considerable amount OF grading ~
oeen accomplished all along the le~
asted route. About ave miles ok
IRA ling have been conpietad IN APP
...aaHse county. The Rxnde b.
ween Eddyville and Oskalopsa q
umplesed and some besutifRl and
substantial stone calyert2 bpiltv -
II a very finished and solid EEadA.--
1t the late meeting e6slffnfttnca
were appointed ts Faisesubser1p 1pkio1a
Gnh secure the right of way befween
3ssLaloo @ and Toledo arsEaratery 10
locating the route finally, which win
,e dane on the firsk OF January .A--
there are two routes in view thFes
Powesiseik, BY the way OF MonkezH@
IN or airinneli, and Eta location Will
y finally made at the next meeting
i the board on the first OF January,
when an election wiil be held ~
PRESIDENT. a. COMMITTEES was aleo
appointed 10 settle with the contrnc~
0r or the bridge at EddyviIle.--
Propositions were received from cap-
Italists I'm the sast, who are wilil6x
20 iron and stsek the rumd, but they
we're not acted % &C this rneeeing.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-03

THE FIREAAs's BALL last night
was complete saceess. The C0urt
House was Iaaned full and the door
Was occupied all the. time from Q o.
cock until about z o'clock, by about
tweRty-fonr cotilllon sets, aud mt
more than one half Of those present
were daa-sng. Every one seemed to
I've enjoying them selves and all was
rs merry as M srriago bell. Large
numbers wcre psessent who did nor
dance. but merely came to give their
mite TO aid the flreinen In their ef
iorfs to organize Cor the safety Idf our
city against the devourIlig element
We were pleased To see this spirit OF
Iisseraiify on the part Of our citizen !.
We have not skzarued the amount =.
the receipts, hue they must have
amounted to several hundred dollars.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-03

THE PACIFIC HoUsE-RooF
NEARLY On. The stormy weather
for the last aiauaas sssy-~-a--~- s.~~sa-.lss~
y4~vxusSxs -sfrc SV0rkman from work
ing upon the Pacific House addition,
but Notwithstanding these adverse
circumstances, We notice that the
roof Is nearly on. When the roof Is
finished the work Of finishing the
inside can go on rapidly and without
any regard to weather, and in the
course OF month We expect to see
il completed. This addition to the
Pacific, which would make No.
hoteI.by itself, viii make the Pacific
the largest hotel west of Chicago.
Besides dining hall 50 by 100 feet,
reception room 25 by 81, a ladies'
pariaT p by 81, halls &C., it will con-
tain Ave hundred and fiity-two other
rooms, During the winter it is the
iHtention of Ar. S. :. BAYLIss, the
energetic and enterprising owner,
." sa4'f''0saay FsESsEs---.aad rea0yata
the old portion Of the building. and
when the Pacific opens in the sr,rir1g
1T will be the best furnished an /
most cOmmodioas hotel in the West.
Mr.. Bayliss deserves great credit
for the enterprise he has exhibited in
making this addition; yet it is moth
ing unusual to see him ahead Of all
Others ia improvements, and We
hope that he may receive an ample
reward for this great outlay in the
way of rents, and the increased busi-
ness that such a magnificent hotel
will bring to our city.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-03

Further correspondence between
Minister Wash burne, Of Paragu.sy,
and the Government os that country
charges the former with fDrwarsting
eontrahand inflammation tn the aIlifsl
eneEnieA rf the Goyernnasnt. kpr
hrpe safns Of fanney, amounting In
ali tn oser 80. .O0n-
We find the abova paragraph In
the Chicago Evening LosTnaf ard
from q no sHther tbs fast that Had,
ical speculation y not oaafned % the
Hhomo market.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-03

The Salt Lake Telegraph referring
10 the early completion OF the .. +
r r., to that city, and hepfsiaales
that some people have against the
Mormons and their institutions says
when the railroad 10 here, any
hadv Who does not feel particularly
fr;anfily Ia the MnTtnons, need STAY
hara lust no time, because ne can
rsss slong any day until he binds =
prommunify which he does Ike anu
ghare he san be perfectly at Nome
md enjoy himself In his own pecll-
liar fashion. ~, nra
Instead OF relying upon the repre-
sensations Of inre ested, nFeluuie.'esuss
zor malicious persons, anybody Nao
urAnia To know for hiInseiI tFuiy
vhat sort of characters the AorIhotis
@ra and what the nature OF every
Iag Iifee. can run over here in . few
days for a few dollars, stay with us
for q eew days, find out that our
strawberries are much ike straw
berries elsewhere, and our peaches
and APPLES and grapes much like
peaches anu hppsCS oAA0 Aaof~9
where, and our people much Ike
people elsewhere, with . few i'm
nroyements in some particulars.
Just 50, Let everybody mind
their own business and ifthey don't
ike Mormons and their customs,
they can keep On the cars to some
place where they find people Whose
amnneFs and customs are agreeable
to them. But this course viii moi
be pursued. Religious bigotry and
desire to make everybody adopt
their practices and views viii pre-
dominate and it viii not be long be
fore the new eomers will aim to CON-
troll the present settlers Of Utah, ant
control them they will, either b!
fair or foul means. This Is our pre-
diction.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-03
Rairway Fares.

TIE I.ond . Quarterly Rsv;esc dis
cus~es the railway s11onorolles, and
shows that no company has ever set
adopted the policy Of very low pas
aenger fares and carried Il out per-
sistently FOR reasonably long time
without achieving great success.
The wisdom OF this policy has
been proved On q very large scale in
Belgium for twg yeara past aud .Ifsl
success there hiss had b great IN !
fiuene% 0F, lhe Fares I'm France, and
especially la Prussia. But In Amer
lea m fair trial has ever been ix1atlo1
aFciseap travel. O0npstitian has]
sometimes brought the fares very3
low for short HVle, but they have
been raised Rgain NJ soon as u g0Ea<
promise cauid b uaale.
Et would be interesting, In thtc
connection, 90 know what were ii
receipts and expenses Of the steona
heats nn Long Island Sound -
summer. wksu nssSengefH wase t4k1z
en- to and from Bestun fog da1I1
esch. The sravpl an then WINS go1
taiDly Tnaay tsmes e great @ ev1l
befnre.-lasssc Fark Pa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-03

p@- We were informed yessesaay
that Chapman had retired from the
editorial chair Of the Eonparsts. and
thai q gentleman from Story county
thIa nas1e we have not iearaed), hal
purchased his Interest and woaId ss-
sumo the position q atiItorsin-ehief
ufthat paper. bat na< eaing any mo-
tics 70 thar efItes In this naoFninx's
E3xpansR, we feel constrained 20 ash
who runs that concern since tls e.
s8salansss 2
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-03
llftle son al III. Wale. of Chey.

~ little son 0f Mr. Waie, OF Chey-
eHnes vent to the store on last Mon-
day and put his mouth TO the spout
Ola saa~keetie, inhaiIng the stean
and aa burning him as TO cause his
death.
- George Hall, wasassauiled by
q ssAn nahaed Garret, when stepping
from the cnach the other naorning in
Cheyenne.
From the DsBsocaas, Virginia. Mi.
we CLEAN the flilQu Ing:
Powell, tha Indian interpreter,
has returned from the Crow tribe
Ria tribe il composed Of 20 lodges.
The raayer af the outfit Ia ''shew-his
Eace.''
Il Deputy Marshal Vim, Berkin,
prtpcd with rsquisition upon the
HMernos of Utah from Governor
Tons. hns gone to receive the bodies
&c aarles Williams and Joe Powell.
ksa have been arrested for horse
stealing.
Rumors are rife about the msving
OF Cuban filibusters. 1t x sud they
haVs two large steamers fully
eqaipped, aud layiAg In some of the
wasery hooks Oh this Carolina coast,
sesnre from prying eyes. and ready
gF the elnbarlatIon Of the filibas-
tsEs
The news relative 10 the insurrce-
ton in Cuba Is quite contradictory in
la character.
4 heavy rain storm was prevailing
Ia New York City OH the 9th, up
| setting all CALCULATIONS aho4t Oh =
door sports.
There were s1me evidences Of an
earthquake at MidIleboro, Mss. the
other day. Paritanism got a slight
shake, and thoy had better 30 SLOW
| for while.
Forty-seven lives were lost by an
explosion in an In .lisl eoliiery.
Three hundred men are reported to
have been In the pit at the time OF
tho explosion.
| The Fealans made a grand demon
atration in Philadelphia, Oh the 18th
inst.
A Are in Menphi, on Monday
night, destroyed pro- perty 10 the
amount of sB,0O1.
A firein Pittsburgh, on the night
| % tie 2itl, destr ;. G | u ) arch fac |
tOry. Estimated loss $4,000.
james Grant, whosi1ot Pollard, in
Ri hmond, Va, has been admitted
to Lail In the sum OF $4,000.
: New 0fleans despatch Of the
27th contains tbs following:
rhc 7u'svcrnur. sssseretary og sStatea
and Judge OF this judicial district,
have thrown out the entire vote ol
! parishes Avdye.hs, West Fellicianu,
| Franklin, Jackson, Jefferson, New
| Orleans, St. Bernard, Sabine. ST.
John Baptist, st. II IrtyrI and
| Washington for iuformaIity in the
manner Of making returns, and de-
clare that no legal resur.rs have Ieen
received fsom these parishes max
Ing the entire vote for Grant 27,9ll,
and for Seymour Ill, IBIS. The Deul-
ucratic Consreasmen are declared
from all but the second district, in
which only the parishes Of Lafoureiie
ct. Unaries aud it, James are ,0ung
at, giving the certificate to Sheidom
lQr the full term, and Aanard, u Ilig-
ger, Tor rho unexpiptaI term.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-03

Orlando LegoFe killed black hsnS|
weighing two Thousand fsoandx =
the lsth lsss, In tin virtnify pf IT,
her CITY, Pos1awaftamis cxsuu1l
Kansas.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-03

On, McGAvERs.-We regret to
learn, as we do from a private letter,
snaE Dr. ReaERT McGAvgBs il se.
Ftously Ill at his residence in St.
John, Harrison county. Tile Doctor
was eiecssd 81 the I'd inst, as State
Senator, yunRing ahead of his ticket,
thus showing that bis sterling integ-
rty Is appreciated by the people OF
all parties in Harrison county,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-03

"THIsGs Is WoRKIS."- ref
erenea 30 our News Summary it will
be seen that a niger has been elaet~
ell Ea Congress from Louisiana. to
lili sn unexplred term, and he will,
without doubt go furward 10 Wssh-
ingfon on the assembling Of the For
ty- first Congress and claim bis seat
along with hIs "loyalH white oelns-
ed brother from the Fiifh fiistrirf ol
iowa. MananI and EAimsr--the
black skin and whise skin rDpresezs-
tatInns Of the Radical parsy-sas
nobSs fratvsssss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-03

aa- II 1859 the territory between
the Mis- si,Sippi river and the pacifit
ocean yielded 25,tktl. .tsll bushels o.
wheat; In lSfis. 81. .01l. 900 bushes -
The region which nine years agn
produced one seventh nj or tn:a'
wheat crop, Hnw prptl'iees nearly
me tidrsl ; asa trn ve-a~s more viii
push tie center nf vie pr JuctiOn
still farther west,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-03

aea- A gentleman informs US thai
the fruits Of the Rttlcal doctrine ot
negrn e1a,lity and " ,ngrclisn. arc
beginning to ripen In this commu
nifty by the admission NJ negro chill
4 ~ In the Second Ward Ssaoo,
fJuse.
tswhIip spirity ard bi neEs
q 4 ~ F+tx atAkrss
aiggt- miEFis.
MtuxF u ~ts., maj :"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-03

Go1f4Aliqle ee~-k kogz
nnapIaInfs ~ being unedD
lbout the dtlfyoxr of - 0uaFg
Weekly to soine u pur snbs -
For instance sus.scriler Inn
hat his paper of 1T xeek e. -
reach him iu omaha uutiI -
Dg tn other words, he fasing =
In the Omaha r. O. tiid M mi -
BpGLK therein anti 1fnnday -
its issue thcsagh he Visits tbs 60
sveEY day. While No know thA*
lines We are y little behind, = DR.
or instance, la the Enaiiing Of tn
BucLx, there isno good reason whys
sur subscribers lu Omaha shoutas
sos get their papers On Friday oxF
saturday at the hArthesk We siGsRr,
y desire sn call attention 10 this kct
70 that whereyer the faalt may her
may he corrected. ssss ss.s
The Albany Argls Is rsponsIbie
or this paragraph:
"One fourth OF the city Of LittIo
sock. In Arkansas, stas1ds iE RolDrf
:. Schenck = name, hs having bought
& up Al a tax or c0afseAtiOp saie.
lie draws the rent tSl00, 900 annilnI-
- and leaSes the former ownere-~
rFsO contests his kitle-to pay 49,
taxes. Tie has never paid the pnE-
chase money, and s0 has q safe ard
god thing any way." .ss
We6nd heabove paragraph giinn
he r.aAatls of the press, and rs-ppls
.sh II for the consideration Of pe04
re who uphold by their votes .
.ass OF men who, having secured
,siciaI Isositlaas 81 thus Insssapuas11
fairs 30 As 20 place In their hands
The property Of their neighbors With
out q return compensation /; and this
it Is fair t. presume, Is the .divisioR
Il property alluded 70 by Old Ben
Wade, In his Kansas speeches. This
nan Sehenck, mentioned above, i
Congressman frona Ohio, and Chair
nan OF tbs Ways and Means Con-
nittee of the House-was In favoE
VI Impeachment, the Reconstruction
viilainy and Old Thad. steyens'
leviiish eonascation scheme. which
enables villains to rob honest me1s
,nl call It . loyalty to the $ grezt-
est government the sun ever shone
.pod, administered By !. the pSrty
,f great moral sdeas.''
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-03

OUR PARIS LETTER.-In to-day's
issue viii be found another of those
Interesting letters from our Paris
correspondent, the perusaI of which
We have no doubt will be found In
tarezting 10 cur readers. These let
tiers will give our readers a very cor
rect idea Of the manners and Gus
toms Of the people of Europe, as well
as an insight into the political move
ments Of the men who control the
peace, fortunes and destinies of the
millions who inhabit that counts y.
@@- Statistics carefully gwshered
snow that marriage tends To I0ngev-
ity that the deaths among unlnar-
RED people are very much moro nu-
merous. In proportion to numbers,
tnan among the married. In Scot
andy for example, the number Of
deaths OF married persons between
the ages OF twenty and twenty-five
was. for two years, at the rate ofI2.31
q thousand persons while the
deaths of married persons between
the same age- averaged only 6.28 u
thousand, and the comparison be-
tween other ages showed a similar
result, though not quite 90 striking
a dlnerance.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-03

RA- Dunham. Demaerat, wa
elected ia the 81 Sentn Norm Carol,
na district by eigR.een fnl0rfty.-
fhe Radicals have kept lack
one county. .As stHssi as uls resd,,
Mas known, this county was thrOwE
CUT on the ground of iniornality
VnIch elec,eI Jones. RadlC4li, by
lifty-four majnrity. 1t IL no ust,
elt<.tiiig democrat TO Office now
days, unless by large nlajarity, as
ne viii certainly be cheated cut vi
his uffilc.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-03

THE BuGLE. The Burlington
4 .gl,s In speaking 0f Council Bluffs
and its net0 qoapsrs says:
fAs we expected, Council Bluffs
tried t., do something in the way Ol
daily papers, that il could not sus .
toiH. The NdT,drea has had tn en-
na u, the Dsoa3"rat his peggtsi out,
and Babbitt, Of the BUGLE, has held
his nwn, because he did not ATTEMPT
to do what WIS impossible"
Just 80, M-. Argus, we felt sat g.
fed that Council Bluffs, notwith-
standing her rapidly increasing i'm.
portance in point of population and
business, could not, and would not,
support three Daily newspapers, NOR
even two of the dimensions of the
RoHparsH before tho late eslsaau2t-
mem, and theFefnre did not attempt
to do what WAS impossible run a
Daily paper in Council Bluffs the
size Of Chicago and st. Louis papers
and make II pay.
The RCGLR notes are still heard
on the border In the sameeIear, ring
ing tone that It was won't to give the
Democracy during the dark hours of
the past eight years, And Ia point
Of material, for Joboing and other
purposes, has one of the finest qfa tes
In the West. We have a splendid
assprtrnent of types for etris, bill
heads, letter heads, programmt1,
etc, and have just ordered an adsli-
tlon of extEa large wood types to our
alresdy large and splendid assort.
ment OF Poster material. Merchants,
mechanics. and business men gene
rally; AMI Cancert troupes. and
show men, Wilt tind 1t to their advAn-
tage to give the BuGIE ofHsa . eail
before having work dcne elsewhere.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-03

DANCING, -4Rey r. X, Reacher
is the aQthur vi the following wish !:
We Wish that tame Cur .stsaiH
families would club together this
winter, regardless OF church lines
and llenMIlliaE'uiiaI fences, and ear
~ trough "a series of .select aaA.ni~
Diips, at which the cost shall bs
small. the hours reasonable, the TT
irr5hments plain, the company 81
lelt, the dances decent, the floor
masters dlaelns. thta musicians choir
melnhers, and managers clergynlen
and the net resaits health, happi-
ueeS, society, unity, intelligence,
charity, piety, anu peace"
The Rev. gentleman can count
us in on that arrangement.