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Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-25

HONE CHEERFULNEss. Many q child
goes estray, not because there is q want of
prayer and virtue at home, but simply be.
cause home lacks sunshine. A child needs
smiles as much as flowers need sunbeams.
Children look little beyond the present mo.
ment If thing displeases them they are
prone to avoid it. IF home is the place
where faces and words arc harsh, and fault.
finding is ever in the ascendant, they will
spend as many hours as possible elsewhere.
Let every. father and mother try to be hap.
py. Let them look happy. Let them talk
to their children, especially the little ones,
in such way as to make them happy.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-25

toward the emancipated slaves. enacted by
their former masters, are apart Of the means
adopted by knavish politicians to secure po-
ltical support. The people Of the South
acknowledge the failure Of their effort to
establish separate confederacy, AND they
now desire tho rc-establishmont Of the Con.
stitution. The Acknowledgements of the
authority Of that supreme law by the lead.
ers Of the Republican party would at once
restore peace and save the expense Of large
standing army. and Of that costly political
machine the, Frcedmen's Bureau. 1t is
only the Radical leaders who now stand in
the way Of peace, harmony and prosperity
Dai2y Ne,cs.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-25
THE COMBINATION.

AIR: PAT MALoY-woRDs by TIE AUTHOR
%, bark I hear an angel sing Will
Comm thro' the rye;'
Oh, Let me kiss him for his Ma The
take me home to die
oft in the Silly night I roam, with Mar!
of Argyle,
Down to the Cottage by the sea- to call OF
Annie Lyle.
CHoRUs-O, will you love me then q
now, my gentle Fairy BELIEF
Then Meet me by moonlight alone, ant
we'll Kiss, but never tell.
Rocked in the cradle Of the Deep III
paddle my own canoe;'
III draw the Sword Of Bunker Hill,' t.
fight for Uncle True
Twas BY the grave Of Lilly Dale saw
%, kiss me, mother, " ere de- To-day I'm
sweet Sixteen
I wish was in Dixie now, with Maggie
by my side,'
I'd sit down in The old arm chair and
think Of Kitty Clyde.
CHoRus-Oh, 'Twinkling stars arc laugh.
ing, love, upon the Poor old slave;
Ben Bolt he left Sweet Alice for "A life
on the ocean wave
o, Gentle Annie you must wear The
Jockey hat and teather;'
Bell Brandon married Billy Grimes,
Wen bury them together
%, kiss me quick and so, my love- your
hair is turning gray;
oh, who will! care for mother now unless
it's Old dog Tray
IT'S but little faded flower that grew in
Hazel DELI
Come where my love lies dreaming now,
My blue-eyed little Nell
CHoRUs-'Then johnny comes marching
home again. and brings Sweet Ma
bel Clurc,'
THE captain with his whiskers' will sit
down in the Vacant chair
I'd never say No one to love, but the gen.
tie Lilly Dale
If we had Three hundred thousand more,
like Annie of the vale
I'd offer thee this hand of minc,' For q
goodbye at the door,
The girl l left behind me- found The ring
my mother wore.
We met beneath an awning Tom, Just
twenty years ago.
While in The low back car there sat John
Anderson, my Joe.'
CHoRus-Down by the sad sea wave l
SinV Il love a sailors life:
Oh, tell inc, Wilt thou be my BRIDE and
not The gamblers wife?'
Oh, Gay and happy Now and then, I'm
sitting on the style;'
The Irishman's shanty' is the place where
Pat Maloy' Struck lie.
I'll hang my harp on the willow tree, while
say THE maiden's prayer.
o, take me to your heart again, My boy
with auburn hair.
The song my mother used to sing was
Beautiful isle Of the sea-
oh, happy be thy Dreams, old jeff, Of
The sour apple tree
CHoRus-'O, Mary had q little lamb, she
gave Three grains of corn.
Then come to the old gum tree, my boy,
I'll meet you, in horn.
Twinkle, twinkle, little STAR And this
shall be our song
The battle cry Of freedom is Our Union,
right or wrong
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-25

JOHN G. SAKE recently met on board o
steamer lively young lady to whom he
made himself agreeable. Of course he
made on impression upon the d"msel, who
said at parting:
"Good bye, Mr.. Sake. fear you'll soon
be forgetting me-"
"Ah, Miss" replied he, 'if I were not o .
married man already, you may be sure I'd
be for getting you" . .". f''' I'd"
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-25
All Sorts Of Items.

The most effective e-watcr-woman's
tears.
Prentice thinks that stuf6ng improves
the fair as well as the fowl.
Peacock feathers in "bandit hats" arc
the latest female display in New York.
...Chicago has pane of glass seven and
half by fifteen feet.
PROF. Spooner objects to saving off or
shortening the horns of cattle. 1t gives
pain to the animal and impairs the:strength.
..."Love in cottage" is all very we'll,
when you o,on the cottage, and have money
out at interest.
IAN experienced old gentleman says that
all that is necessary for the enjoyment Of
love or sausage is confidence.
douglass Jerroid said that Eve ate the
forbidden fruit that she might have the
pleasure of dressing.
There ought to be q sewer to every
house:-that is, one with pretty face and
curls.
The Hartford Post asks if it ought not
to give "God the glory for the election
to which the Norwich Advertiser responds,
"No, no-giye the devil his dues"
Woman, with all thy faults I love thee
stiU," was the reply Of husband to his
scolding wife. "If you didn't love the still
so well, I'D love you still BETTER" replied
the wife.
Walking sticks arc fashionable for ladies
in Europe. The excessively high heels Of
thoir boots render either sticks or the Gre
clan bend necessary, and the latter deform.
ity has gone out Of fashion.
ia negro in Sunpter, S. c., preferrins
to remain with his master after emancipa.
ton, the master, who recently died, in graf
itude bequeathed him forty acres Of land
and large amount Of stock.
II pressed her gentle form to me and
whispered in her ear, 'if, when was far,
far away, she'd drop me tear2" paused
for some cheering words, my throbbing heart
to cool, and with her rosy lips she said,
"Oh, Ike, you're sich foolP'
...Josh Billings says there are various
kinds of milk. There is sweet milk, sour
skim milk, butter milk, cow milk, and the
milk of human kindness, but the mostest
best milk is the milk that hazzent the most
water in it. Buttermilk izzent the best for
butter.
...The PENNSYLVANIA railroad company
have in course of construction IN iron bridge
on the piers and abutments occupied by the
old bridge across the Conemaugh river at
Johnstown. When completed, the compa.
ny will have double track from Philadel-
phia to Pittsburg.
...Tho Ross County (Ohio) Register says
that barrel Of pork was recently exhumed
in Chilicothe after having been covered up
beneath the ruins Of an old slaughter house
for fifty years, and upon being tested was
found nearly as fresh as when packed. II
must have been we'll salted.
The government refuses to have any.
thing to do with the agents Of the revolu-
tionists in Cuba, who want to have conceded
to them the right Of belligercnts. Score.
tary Seward said that, except to prevent
any fllibustering raids and to protect Amer
lean citizens in Cuba, the government would
not ia any manner interfere
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-25
\, gW BARBER SHOP.
FALL AND WINTER.
Millinary Goods
At The Fancy Store Of ..
AMANDA WERK II ELSE II,
f.rrr sasoR tn MANY bARWLEY1 o..

(succsssoR TO MARY BARxLEv) N"
BLOoMsBURG, PA.
Tho public are respectfully Informed Tint they can
hs fuyashed with everything In the iliinary line
anon The most reasonable terms, and IN goods no,
surpassed for style, beauty. OF durability ~ this
Sswn, Her Spring styles Of hats bonnets, and othei
s,,,c,es for Women and Misses weae, arc beautiful
md we'll calculated TO suit the tastes Of the most
1Artidious.
Drc % Making will receive special intent Ion.
ilnyjpx lust returned from the city her gosds arc
all IN style.
Give her o call ...,
esore on Main stvFet (nolth side) below ha'ke''
SfeesssurS. oesose' 's-'soe'-'~.- ?. .-s., T.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-25
OFFICERS OF COLUMBIA co.

OFFICERS OF COLUMBIA co.
President Judgo-Hon. William Elwell.
Associate judges Fstel I,% psEr' <, 'a.rbein.
Proth'y and Cl'k Of Courts-Jesse Coleman,
Register and Recorder-John g. Freeze.
Montgomery Cole,
Commissioners David Yeager,
William G. Quick.
Sherif-Mordccai Millard.
Treasurer--Jacob Yohe.
L. B Rupert,
Auditors John T., Harmon.
Jacob Harris.
Commissioner Clerk-Wm. Krickbaum.
Commissioner Attorney--E. II. Little.
ercantile Appraiser--W. II. Jacoby.
! Junty Survcyor-Isaac A. Dewitt.
: istrict Attroney-iiilton NJ. Traugh.
ronor-William }. Ikeler.
I unity Superintendent G. Barklcy,
a scsors Internal Reyenue-R. +. Clark.
John Thomas,
Daniel McIIenry.
9 lector-Benjamin +. Hartman.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-11-25

Bank runners in New York have their
wallets chained to their wrists.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-30
/" A Drawback 10 the RspubIicai
Cause"

Wa nesise that radical paper admits
shas there Is eertaia anprinolpisd class
Of Northern Republicans, who have vent
South for immsdixse personal gain, and
wao st onos upon their arrival there, bs.
came candidates fer she oisosrs sAer.
ifs Of soantiss, mayors Of cities, custom
house ofaesrs, tan collectors fact for
every at6ss 10 sha gifs,sf the President or
the people, from The lowest 10 tbs highest
grade, and The aaisor says, '' shsss men
Instead of being help 30 the patty
which Is laboring for reconstruction, are
ar actual drawback 10 the \rspablioae
cause"
II this Is true, and ws have na dcubi
Of it, for The asansss of the mean Eadi-
Gals generally go soash, shy does not
the FaRp Congress, which 10 great on
impeachment, impsaeh thsm, and thas
remove these obstacles 30 :" reconstruct
sion AZ th@v say tAsy are attempting to
ID in the case OF 4. Jahasoa II these
radicals wbo want South are as mean and
dsspicsbls a. they represent sh' n 10 be,
aad are doing damage 20 Ehs party aud
see obstacles 10 reeonstrussioa, why arr
sasy defended aaa kept ia ahssv places 80
tae point Of the bsyouos?
This eonfessioa Of she neana4ss, rcs.
ssnaess and devilishasss Of these radical
scaaFs, also iaYolves The admississ thai
81 reconstruction so called as now be-
iag forced span tha pa opls 81 tbs Ssaah,
is iBFanousiy corrupt and dangerous 70
ths stability Of sur fern Of gofssaaaaaI
SAD should be as4ndsued Of snas. HAas
shs radicals do Ehis aud aiiow abe xasss
peepls.of the ssates 10 reconstruct sheis
States aseording 20 fasig eva sisws Of
tsighs and wroog, then ws gill hass pease
aad happiness shsasgasus The laad. Ems
81 then anarchy aud ssafusioa will
prevail. 81 2t# "a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-30

Sab is our melancholy duty 70
chroaiste the ,nd death OF Mr.. Samuel
Allies, of Boomer township, on last
Thugday night. AS We learn the csss,
Dir. Allsa cams 10 shis city during the
day, Thursday, for some mediciRs, aud
started homs With bis son 10 wagon 10
shs esv@aag. Use terrible stnrn over
took shsm on the road, aud AZ they we're
driving along ia the dartsess aud storm
ths wagon was upset froa s9ms cause,
whaa shsy vera within mile orso Of
thsis Aomss asd Dir. AIEsu vas somswbas
bsTs, perbaps more than be thought for.
ArraBging matters Sc best tsgy could,
frsm their ALMOST psrfSbipg condition
she boz sas pas apOn shs horss and sent
hsms, whsrs be arrived IN very sad
pIighs~ Aaviag 70 b. lifted frosa the
horse. BIZ. Allen, suffering from bis
buFs sod the chilling be bad received
duEisg sas ride, was anaaIs ts proceed
Gs enes, sod IL ia supposed set down TO
rest, where be persisted before aid c5ald
reach him.
Af. Allen was about thirty ave years
Of sgss % old settler In shis ssetien. snd
lsaszs sifs ana FsAily, with nany
aEisads, 20 meurs bis untimsly death.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-30
This beats tie Shakers.

The Iowa AGR.-This is the ii
tie of new Democratic, eight page
paper, nov being issued by our old
time friend and sterling Democrat,
Judge EDWARD Fl. THAYEK, for
merly of the Muscatine Courier
The Judge Yields a pointed pen,
and we doubt not will do good ser
vice in the cause. lie has passed
through the "fiery ordeal. of Radi-
cal hate sad persecution, aud from
our knowledge OF him as gentle
man anda Democrat, we can cheer
iulIy and heartily commend him to
the Democracy of Clarence, Cedar
county, and other portions Of the
State. By all, meaas, bet the De
mocracy Of that section give the
Age liberal support.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-30
sheriff ~ sale.

NJ stFxse mf a sslai axsestssn 70 fns slss staa
fgksn ems n&ssss sAs saszaf shs nzsssss4 &C azs 81
Pvtsswskzs@tAsuxassa FawAs sehsaa prsessa v
all, % TaafSdsy, shs 80 Lag VI M&ysA, ID,
81, sst@esa ths hours n zse aselsek 4. " assd
soar e'szeek F.as Nc % aalA Aays IN szszs - sAs
H&Ag2 EsEfs. Sn tie Gig u GeaSs4I kaaasz las
follswxss 4ssxsfssa Esaa Estate, e.
10 Wit sH$ $50 G&E6M 80 R4E&
Let tvs - ,ssssseA fwssss~s@o. ~ sswasata
seveRfy-scNE, Hp9sA 81 r&HEa teStg fpsg wsEs. sa.
ssiai1x ss arvHs. nahrs " isaa. ms sAad fEsee~
staS baaaG ne asMxB az sEsa So MS ee1s44 asanSs
SAFEsaiEssr il s3A GaaEs ~ Ga sanAaEY seEss
sXssssF A D. fsEs,s xhrfetn mafsa Rsall vas
paatzsia. ard gaiiss Max. skzssnzksssaes 90 xns
ss&sss Of Gerard fsrassx aaeaAas6y Defendant
- sad tapa kEErk tab "a - ths F ap8EsE sf sasa
s&Asesa. q saffsfy sail szsegftsn Ia tAssf u
skfd Ragfe2 neats Es89 a3&}T@ #A
s&ia n sss#msEA "A z sss.sss r ssls ssss ss
Nsx&s-s sa aas. ls@h. "a aAiE assks sas$. asssS
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-30

AMoSa THa saaxsas.-~Amoag The rules
posted Ia tbs ofics Of hesel In Saa-
ksr village In ssm Hamrshiss, is sAs FOL.
lowing.
s.Aaarrisd pessons sarrying wish as assg
nighs are respectfully notified thai each
seq occupy separate sleeping apaEsnssts
while thsy reaain."
Somesima sincs, n newly married
couple, on q listls bridal ssip, yisitaa the
Shakers. Tbs eTeaisg was spent In kaik
bed time cams aad ths eoapls wsre
invited 10 slasp. They passed cat Of the
ofhse, up stairs, sasrs saw two aobeE ia 60
Shakers, Q 'sbreiasrn and s'slsser, ~ each
With aeandls.
"M4u to the Isftl's ssid she brother,
aad into the room he esaafssd the bride
groaHa.
"Weman 10 the right" As QslssiY said
The sister. and into q separate room tbs
bride vas ashered tho nswiy made man
and vile separating without even good
night kiss.
Jast so. That vas Ameng the Shakers,
bat Dut here we have q ease Ia poias.--
Mot many days ago, two disciples Of
young Joseph Saith wers married they
wsse Danes, and danesd and had q mes.
ny tina all night al Danish frssnds--
they slsps net. Thsnsxs nighs they we're
at their former home, whers one per
formed she paFs Of man ssrs&at Esd she
other thar Of maid ssrxaut. Bed sims
cams and the man vent 30 the left, and
the maid to the right, TO sheir cid sleep
leg apartments.
When fatsxrogatsd nsxs Msrniag rsla-
live 10 bis strange conduct, the man said:
"TeiI, | drinks mooch peeg ss Danish
bouss-i has nooeh headaebs-I dinks
not shlseps nit mine fEaw-I goes to
uine own ped where makes goos sleep
slI night"
This BEATS The Shakers.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-30
sarx, W;ck,haa. Of ots.nw

- Mrs. Wieksbaa, Of Otsunwa, wen
oct 10 visit = nsighbof last Saturday
sveasag Leaving her 9istie isfsns daagh-
ser. saly four months old, alone witt
astaasg bat red box ssosss with tbs
door open, to play witb. After whil,
ghs retained to Gnd the room fab Of
smsks and tbs child aGrs The child
waa ssss&
- It will be remembered that q
fsw weeks since Hon. Chas. Dudley,
msEsbse Of tie Iowa Gsueral Assembly,
lost three Of bis children By being burn
ed up 10 bis houss. Sore indeed hss
been the sflicsioa Of Dir. Dudley. A
correspondent thas spssks Of his afl,c
uouS.
"A fee years aga biz wFfp, the frss,
woke bin ia The night, and told him Cd /.
was Drag @na brfsre be eosld light 9
lamp she was dead about ths same
time ons Of his #Saa were drowned; and
irss October, &nerser wps killed by e
runaway team, sa4 now three promiAinz
boys have died horrible death"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-30

NJ HnwAsu a8viNGsgua I've ass hssstS
81 as, tnx1 there il wew en- ase ia the ssEss 81
the GIsTa a sha District Ceerf VI Psstswaltaasie
eoRnay IeR&. @psss&ssm . zeAr o. esws esssa
ps9yfng fSess a&essSN efsAsa sesst va AszsssfSs
and aatisfxctisn ~ O esFta.a EogtgSEe sxesSisd
- pesiilsaef 70 res On isaa Ass ~ esd III. IL
the oztginki tewn Of Goseeti Bia&ss In sks ssaan3
Of raSsAwas1AEis. and Etats eS tows, to &seGFv
toe paymRni Of sS COO wktek has been psias and
alec rsBys M ter ta6ymeas sNan 80 nkS kw 81
ave SclEegs sad eesiM And tha& 1naekS - . ssps
keAs aE& anxw r t&srptA, On Sf >bsaSss AoAsa ~
the keeand eay Ct the isas TEL g said GUaFa ss
be began and hsIaea 10 sad Ter alb eeCnaSs On
Tuxsasy the 81 day Of Ens- 1913, drfkHlt viii
In entered against Pa and jglgssrBt rrnAef 20
- r9la8 i. sf ~ s.sssssw
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-30

PLAYEp.-The spse4prtssng city oil
Chsssge Aas gos 80 Rsv advanced IN Ian
guags asd ssagaasasAlisy that bukies ar,
no lssgsx beEn there. They, however,
graesosaly scnfess that 'ss2uTing tha
msash II Ksesaary go geaag gsnsismel
s1S S24 young ladies wefn added d
shsiE jaEsaila Popalasisn p Register.
Fsst plasas saas Chlsago. Hamas nat
tags develops rapidly in thai section. WI
woala shink aEss class eieahEag stores
asd mallipss shops, and fancy drees ma
ksRs, asaEa drive . lively trade in Chics
10. If the ahoys statemsnss be true.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-30
Nalaahia Lands or Sale.

- aa she agent for the sale Of good
farm witbiu Eve miles Of Council Bluffs.
! Also foF ire sale Of 4 suarses section Of
land in Boomer township in this county.
tiso, for forty acre tract nesr Dsani.
sen, Ia. Crawfsrd Oounty-all Of which
wilI be sold GA liberal ssrms. /.
Is L. v. BABBGTT. .
Nev. I2. 1867 81. s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-30

mEkfs SUMMARY. IL
MsFvisssy saaas - - - 90 sA&i
ssAassa - ~ 1psnsesw a1 4
| Ia NJ - p8A
sanfssriag spss sMiisaad sssesskass
tAseagAssa IA sssas fail psws y maks
arrests wisAsaa wssssasss sad he -.
shnsisg ssssIly sEsassd n police sGesFs-
NJ s. esAs 0sas& ses&s
Il IL frssll = = - iIAp ilIslAs.ss
case, slossd - sEksnsns yessssday.
There was bsAsy snsw asssm nj
Aaensrsal % shs 2ad.
IA sxpissisasef ssa shalaessd amsi
Lag aeass u kss ysrks spdaasaliy 5a-
jassd one eg shs inmates.
AZ Nswbarn, Jssssy seanaya Moaday
sssaing, Jsha Brady jsss assFfaed, saos
aad killed Thsmaa swals, who ass 10
hare bssa asarrasd nsxs cay, Brady "a
In Jail It Jxseyvsils- IS ~
Chicago has bad aaoshss sssrlbls as-
sidsas. While large Fsslaa msssisg
yea being held Ia The Hsaisa Hall, 90
seaond aooss shs a0as sass Hzy saa lss
the snsire saaisuse aown lato she ssl.
las. The cry Of ars wss raised. and she
scans thai followed was tsTribls hsyead
description. Qas man was Killed. sad
thirty " fsrsy wsrs ssssssly wssnasa.
Tas Jaspsr Kspabllssa tails about q
aesosioas Frank Boggs being whipped
ssasly to death ~ Nswson BY . soapis
Of brothers whose sissss be bad 10 soms
way injured. They siasaed him go
loog and hard THAI he masEisa the gisl
90 gss rid u them.
Diek Yasss has sosiasd BE ssasassa.
aats that he hiss Fssosmsa hssoad sass-
sfon. "a assasas them sase ssssgaFsisn
Of bis paslsiea 10 aaly - hs compared 10
saiaide- Dick 10 zoe mash Of . "sHok -
10 lss 20 III. bold 30 easy.
Sam Mills, Who was arrested as GA
leas. la Dsssmber, 1855, for the murder
Of Dir. Maxwsiss ~ FAoaOnias n. a.,
will 30 sxesassa a the Isil 81 HavgAall,
N. a., 90 the ssh Of Mag nexs. BE has
hroksn jail swise, bat ola aes ssesssa IN
getting fas away before bsipg rssapsarsd
qsa. sshsHsad bal lssasa ssdsR as.
laying aAs sEeosisn sor the rasiae .sies o.
rejeesiea Of tha constitution In Virgiaia,
uasii Jans al. bsOaass Congress lsss
made 20 presisias Tor paying shs az
pensss. s
Sergeant Bates, shs Gag bearer, vas In
Chicago yesterday.
All kinds Of fresh berries, aaa vegess-
hlss, are being received IA chieago from
shs South.
Il 10 reported shss shs prtsidsnt has
wishdsaEn the aeminatien Of Hon. Taos
Ewing fer Sesrssary Of War, add sab
ssitused the name of Joha n. sOhodeld.
Robert L. Farr. hSs~hsea assainsaed BY
the President for the positian Of Survey
oF of Cassoms At Peoria, III.
lion. G. q, Tressasll paaIishss card
70 the fleet that the use Of his Baus as
. canai 'sss for Congress, 10 easa,bor
ICED By him. II is andarssood that be
supports Mr.. Bstler for the nomination.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-30

yuneTsTn 1858 70 Iasizh y iiiiA nas DEF caant.
Tsa are kpxsey aetins4 thst tssers rs Row On
ole In the cacs - the clerk 81 The Dlx.FtEt Court
equity q J5aa fSsuuaer, rtslEna, c.a!stins
againxt roe snd n Fsfniss, ~ fas sclssnze tf q
= certain deed made b. FFaak street, aa Mayor
Of ths sis IF &C gEaea ErIs, iss<a. ssnEeytne ahe
title "a t4i4 Ewa4ksk H=Frstes EfTi saG eAkhse~s
(isl AlocE thfes, Isl lot nolssr Al nstssa LIB ssa
tweal! fsal LlSck tea no lois itine ~ and tea
tga In hssex suStsty-4tSs LII 8owsFSs aa&ttlsn
IL Ihe city VI cssnrsi EtaEs Eo~s ,a puFsssncs 81
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praying ss14sA&eMS Nfsa as&se& fnFetsoztaE T@sf
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Aaid real rTsyegt NEa xssas 81 Ute EAfgeie he
made atsoiafs and t2st ssleAS Nse sFpsaz faezsis
and dsfsEd BET re pc 20 sf the BacesA aay OF the
afx JAns terra 81 asEt esaFts 70 be euEanssce9 "
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rsAatrs& tkerscn, az pFsysd fsr ID said pfsitfsE
E q WILLIAMS,
ptsxS P.stnti9's Atsprnsy.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-30
SEWING Machines.

] sm the authorized agent for she saus
u the "EHpfa3" SEEKING Machine. TAt
Empire Asebiaes are sousidsrsd by II
god isagas g BE me ssss Ia asa. Per
sens in waas Of . good Sswing MaehIna
weald 10 asll 10 giva uss call.
b L. WI. RABBIT.
Asv. IL, lS6s.-tf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-30

Samasl Gilbert, residing near this city
disecv sFsd y nsss os sigbs young wolves
MsaR his farm, last Saturday. He oil
sossss sss& charge Of shs asImaIs, aud
hgiaging lssm 30 she eisy and presenting
sAsm as tie Clerks of6cs, received Hs g
dalaars per bead for them. Forty dollars
tsass bad desc to taks st any one sims,
asss au6ss sreh eiscumstanees."
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-30
s<Mrs. Frederick Psicas, Of Ltd

sEArs, Frederick Psicks, Of Little
posss Usyson soansy, got up out o. bed
on Maaasy nighs OF last seek, seat 70
the river near By, and drowned herself.
Her hmsaaad dad nss awAks or miss hsr
ussil toax o'clock, when be Immediately
began 9 search, ending With shs teaEfal
gsvaaeasa Sieve narrated.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-30
n Grape Vines | Grape Vince

III Grape Vines Grape flass |
- havasa hand sss TO Gale i
IS I, 80 CsasssA Ggsps Rtnss.
"a 800 lsahalIa
500 Oalawha g
500 Allsa's Rsbsia Grape vsasss
Al sg whieh ara two years cid, wsa
seosea SD in shriGsy doalisioa, -
VIII be sold ct sassern priess. hsw Ia
ihe sams 10 sss thsm cut. Persons Wish
tns 10 buy vinss, would Dc veil 10 civ
zs d SAIL, &a
L. W. BABBTTT.
Nas. Ia ls6I. e C.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-04-30

To- Tue Red Lias Transis Goa any
broughs shrOsgh - ahss city yesterday
fro !, Uoacerd, eew Hampshire, 10 u
shsir cars loaded with 30 coaches, wish
MI shs accessory. hssssa 30 dsaH sAsas
- 0moha Herald.
IL thai 80 ? Ne ssw shem ksgs In
Council Blalss. Hew SD the saFs get
over TO 0maha 7 We bear . great zeal
about ears going 70 0maha, but ne don't
ses IL. ssms boz other tbsy al ssep
on THE side Of the river.