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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-24

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-24

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-21
When Shall the People be Re-
sieysd ?

When the war closed the people
were told By the leaders Of the rad
ical party, that ii they would con-
tinue them in power they would
soon reiieye them from the burden
some taxation which had been rem
dcred necessary during the war;
They have been kept III power, and
what is the RESULT With money
going out Of the treasury at the rate
of one hundred and fifty snilllons
per year faster than il i raised BY
the most unequal and crushing tax
alton, what becomes Of the promise
of che radical leaders, and when do
the people expect 20 BE relieved p
Again we ask the question" when
shall the people be relieved from
she present onerous and crushing
taxation2 We answer, mot until
they make . change IN their rulers
by driving out Of Tho halls Of legis
lasion the present money changers
gamblers and thieves, who now oc-
capy them. II the people seek pc.
lisf, they must seek il IN other CHAN
aels and shroagh . diffareat alasl
of Eaen lsom these who havs. prom
Used W much and done 40 little fol
them.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-21
Lively csriosh,re.

Tbs Bslgass .Jsaenai, pahlishsd awsy
doas East, 10 Mains, il one OF fhs beet
Ds2sssasie papers in tha ssnnssys IL
last issus comes 70 40 highIy iiiassrsses
in hoasr 81 she Counseaieas eieesion- lG
nos only displays BALI desaa dsasas
boosters, bat has the best carisasars ~
bare seen. 10 boss cite aaskey pall-
Ing ger dear fe sl the oars, ons 81
which IL broken. Id the stsfn 10 . mill.
iary Looking. white indiviaasI represent
ing The Rspubliean party. TIE boat "
on the edge Of she dam, and In . msmsAs
must be drawn ovsr the fall. Looking 10
ses What has esssghs it aad ia oaespanss
so neHT sasas We sas liquor eask, Ia
bsled GRAFT, already carried ovsr the
dan, @nd pasisng TIA Repahliaaa eaFty
and the negro alter Il. This pEcsase il
entitled @Ksdisaii>m going over tbs
gsatsssseas Dam - and underneath sP'
pear the EXPRESSIVE words, aSamho
eovld'ns tee Ulysses against the earrens
on public opiuiou.n Perhaps soms pao-
pie aashs thisk The piesaEs onghs 90 BE-
reversed, and that Grant would appear
uaers greperIy sa an earsman and Samhc
~ tts dead weigbs b#hind, Bus il il
good d fits, and wa are inaebssa TO
Brother Simpson for berry laugh, We
hope Is reeeisiBg the support he 30 risa-
~ deserves Democratic Watrhmaa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-21

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-21

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
70 CoxsUMpTTvEs.

] ~ Rsv. ss~ara A. wilssn win ssaa tfs's /"
ehsrssl u All enc desire II, sas psssnssti"s Viz
sAadtxs<slsns sss mskaag and assas iAs hHs's
ssznsds hy waica As was sasss % . tsAs aasei'"a'
M tAss sxsAd alssGses csasanptieH- Ai' OF"
6Agees h 10 seAens sas Atssessd asa b a9P'' e.
cry sa3srsr will ssg this pgsscz'piieH' as Ii We
esss 4aesn nssHgng, &aa aaas pgsys blsaassS
N11N4& kss<ss#
ksv. KDwAap A. WILSON,
No, iss soasA ssssnd street.. wiiiianseafF' 81
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-21

Waahsnk1aaS May kS-- ~ p. -
Senate IL n0R diacaasing . anosian -
adioarD.
Laraa.-Tbs ssBase adjsarnea until
Tnesaav. whsn ! vote will be taken on
che rsmaieiag asticles-
.~~--@----s-~s--ss-ss~---- F5
Afraid % Speak
Notwithstanding III sne baasasa
strength Of the rsdisaI party IN this
STATE. VS. nofses they we're afraid 10.
speak right out fairly and sqaarsiy 10
their eosysusisa ID Dee Maiaes sn ssss
raj imporsass sd inssrsssiag susssisas
bsfoss fAs psogls. Thsy ooala speak
cot absss rsaosssrucsauu, lmasasbmsst
and negro voting. bas upon the vital
aussslous Of taxasson, she earrsnsy and
aaAnssal palisy Of the oaaatsy, they eth
or dare COS speak ~ all, OF IL sh4y did
spsak ii vas Ia 40 eqaivocal Eaaaner
and vita farkea tongue, so tbas shsiF
woris might be construed 70 msan ens
rbipg o. another, fast ts suit the erosd
into which aas 81 their saampess might
fall,
Had tbsy 20 orinion 70 express apoh
the question 81 psying one class % the
creditors Of shs Gsrsrnmsns with gold
another wilh rags~-so siss ena elass .
aoIIar In grseahseks for every dollar
whisb lAe Gossspmsat eFads aaa q give
snosber ! 4 liar 10 geld sorth daiias
and forty cents for every dollar oxed
him I They kues las. Is wss not ssau j
asd exact jassios 90 alt'' 90 PAY one siass
of CREDITORS 10 gsld and asesber 10 a
a appreciated currency. yes they were
airaid to speak out upon the su'j-ot.
They knew il VAS wroag 70 par tbs
rich bondholdsr interest on biz hood in
gold, and pay shs soldiers boaoty 10
rags, yss kaosing sais they dare not
speak Ous upon the sutj+et. They knsw
il was wfeBg 30 tax The poor man for
shs little farm upos which be ~crks
bard 20 suppoFt bis family, aud Al the
sans TINE ailow the bond heller, wi1h
bic bundsed4 ~ thousands Of bonds, up.
on the iassress Of wbish b fares stump
taously every day aaa without labor, 70
go free, JET theY dare nos speak out up
% the sphi~et.
"a ka.. shsf II a.a wrnav Ia waaYS
% q syasen II Nalloaal Bsoks a. over
tsrsy milli,n iollaTs Of sspense 70 the
people, for sbe purpose 81 flooding and
pampering a bank aristoeracy at the
peoples expense when tbs currency Of
The country might be faruished ~ the
Gosernment aud tbis large ame upt Of
money be sarei thereby yet 1hay dare
not spsak oss apop the sui aet. Why
we're tbs radicals IL lowa afraid 10 spsak
on lbess esbiects Il their late conven'
sion 7 We answer, bec4ass thry kaou
that their parry u held logesher BY these
| srongs aad pIasdsrings o. 'hs people :
because they kna# il tbs bond hoIdeFs
aad rich msa wers compelled 90 pay
sheif pcstica OF the taxes, ant bad 80
Ireeeise for The indebtedness due them
lbe same kind Of faoneT that the labor
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-21

Audsew Johnsou, Prtsi3eas of the
Uuited States, will be impsaohsd 10.
morrew, Aay l2th, 1868.
Pendletan fs ths choice for Presiasas
N 1868, of this aessoagakie delegates Just
elected from MEss8ari. We are SO 10
formed BY private letters. The eafire
EortAwess is nos anisadly for Pendlsson
with the exsef tipn or Mscbigan, which
holds her eoassatibs ca shs 2Tsb OF shls
mouth.
Tbs taxes OF the people oil the uaissd
States h4ss hsea iaereaxed emily 8orty.
eight millions BIZ tbs present. fsaEaal
Cangrems-
Thad- ssevens ss Gerry sick again. Hs
il net Is to die, OF SO live either.
Donnelly and Washarss hass called
eaet ssher public plaadssaFs, ssasntly,
In The II use oh Representatives, aud as
they both are intensely ssiawysi1 gaaslss
men aud yell knswa nemheFs af every
ssaxaing rsag in HsshsDgssas the pab ID
will credit both 81 then, fer once with
sellisg shs tTash.
Ben Batleris very fond % game, 90.
psaisliy speea- bill dark aad dead duck
FDrpey.
Shosa OF his skrengsh 40 ehairnaa ef
slsA radical central ccmmigsesl Vi NsAfas
Ia, IL the Hea-I.aea Winnshhga Indian
Agent, Sslss d. ID. Balsombs. he has
hsea shofn hy Lsuasenee Maxwell who
hMs been sppaiased - eh&isman FL p.
Bathaways We are glad kass Ksaas3
hss ges apsyiag ahssg nj iass.-~ Ben
Gitg kass.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-21

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/ ;ana.-n 07ewNsAsa. 0ais.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-21


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90. .,;nk. ,o~. ana th;eyes WIN
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.donss the idea that success il the
main object we have i'm view. and
that principle is only O secondary
M alter. and the control Of ii 10 re-
signed into the hands of those who
act ,nor, these IDEAS the anestion
os who shaIl be our nominees will
only he a auess;on between rs,gues.
ss 20 who shall hold che Offices and
f,eace the people, The radicals
have alreassy adoptssi this idea and
when the Democracy adopts il ana
acts upon it, no matter which party
succeeds, we are not far from a des-
potism in which the trickssers with
the parse viii control thc sword,
and she arehest traitor TO liberty,
and che most uascrupaloas scoan.
drel. will control them both.
aRus we ,n,,st soeeee,1 ;, SAWS our
friend ss.lse ,he eo.ntvv viii he m.
;..aa ..a : aes,,t,.;.,a Nil, he eStah.
- ua -. ha.;ean.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-21

WxlG Sam Yesterday aboas i uessn
eisixens OF African dassens ssTe sergFss
gated 90 TOE sidswslk % Adams ssfses.
in frpas Of the Coass Hsass, wh -
arcain passing 81 90 fAe ppposise ssAe
snqasrsd:
II say, Tom, whss,s thss ossr shsfsgf'
aThass ah, THAT'S ths Eesaains Of sbs
Fspuhliean eanvensien, 2 MAS ahs prssnps
reply Reosia nasecr@f.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-21

ss'ss ssalIs - -
ssaansas4s ---~~s 81
asass s sssrssaxy q ssasss
.saaHoN. DAVID HAMMER,
"a Qs&ssess
~Ilsa IkxssAss u ssass i~nd 0nass
A. d. ANDERSON,
2 On pssasss.
ssags Treasurer II state,
LAW renee MCCARTHY,
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collected together in lines and deliberate
ly murdered by volleys poured into them
at the command of rebel officers. Some
OF the rebels stood at the top of the hill
and called our men to come up to them
and then shot them in cold blood as they
approached. One negro who was hold
ing horse for a rebel officer, was killed
by him when he remounted. Another
mounted rebel had taken little child
up behind ON his horse, when General
Chalmers saw him, and ordered the SOL
dier to put the child down and shoot it,
which order was promptly obeyed. One
wounded man was fastened down to the
floor of tent by means of nails driven
through his clothing, the tent set on fire,
and the helpless sufferer was burned to
death. Lieutenant Akerstrom was nail
ed to the side of building, nails being
driven through his hands and feet, and
the building set on fire. In this position
the gallant officer was burned to death.
Negroes were nailed down to logs in the
same manner and the logs set on fire
The charred remains of those who were
burned were subsequently removed, but
Identification was impossible. The wound
ed living were thrown into holes prepar-
ed for the butchered dead, and living
and dead were buried together. Some
of the living succeeded in unearthing
themselves, and personally gave their
testimony before the committee. Be
tween three and four hundred of the sol
diers who composed the Fort Pillow gar
rison were massaered on this occasion, by
the rebels, and over three hundred of
these were killed after all resistance on
their part had ceased. Major Bradford
and several others were taken prisoners,
but day or two afterward, while being
marched to the rear, Major Bradford
was led out in front of the line and shot
dead in full view of his comrades. The
dead and the living were robbed of all
articles of value found upon them. The
murder and carnage was continued until
the rebel appetite for blood was satiated,
without an effort being made by any off
Ger to prevent it. On the contrary, they
not only encouraged it but participated
therein, cursing the negroes, officers of
negro troops, and the Southern soldiers,
whom they termed homemade Yam
kees.''
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A Strange Story.

The financial crisis Of 1857 dates the
commencement of many sad tales. The
following story, related to us by New
York detective, is very romantic. For
obvious reasons we withhold the names
of the parties concerned. The village of
Lyons, in the state of New York, was
the residence in 1857 of wealthy re-
tired merchant, his wife and an only
daughter, who was at that time young,
handsome and accomplished. She had
been reared with all the advantages love
could suggest or wealth command. She
was engaged TO promising young law
yer, to whom she was to have been mar
ried the following winter. Disaster sue
ceeded disaster in the commercial world
The father of the young lady in single
day was hurled from affiuence to penu-
ry. His superb mansion, costly plate,
horses, carriage, everything was sold at
auction. He moved with his wife and
daughter to New York city, where he Sc
cured a situation as copying clerk in a
house that one year before would have
honored his check for 100000. The
miserable pittance paid the father was
not sufficient to support the family. The
daughter, after numberless attempts, sue
ceeded in procuring situation as seam
stress. She had occupied this situation
for nearly a year when news reached her
of the marriage of her affianced. She
left home, father and mother. Seven
years later her father catches glimpse
of her in company with her former lover
on train just leaving the Hudson River
depot. Her father, who had regained a
portion of his wealth, secured the SER
vices of an efficient detective, who has
been engaged for three years in "work-
| ing up" the case. The man to whom
she was to have been married lost his
wife shortly after he was married, and
either from sorrow for her loss or remorse
for having betrayed the confidence of his
early love, he became dissipated, and,
losing his practice, step by step descended
to the occupation of comic singer in a
low dance house, where he met the wo-
man whose life he had blasted. A spark
of the old love must have remained
alive, for they joined their fortunes and
appear to have made a creditable at
tempt to redeem each other. They were
traced to Montreal, Canada, where he
taught school. They remained in Cana
da only short time, returning to New
York state and opening store. He ap-
pears to have accumulated some money,
for the next time they are heard from he
is at Shullsburg negotiating for farm
situated in the neighborhood of Vinegar
Hill. At Shullsburg our informant lost
all trace of them. He left on last eve
ning's train for New York city, there to
await further developments. Truth is,
indeed stranger than fiction Galenu
Gazette.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-23
A Man who died of a.,Joke.

Charley Coe of Cleveland, now pro-
prietor Of the Cleveland Touring mills,
(and the man by the way, to whom car
temus Ward" dedicated his first book,
styling him in his characteristic, warm
hearted way, ga friend all the year
round, , oncelost valuable dog. Think
ing that he might have got on board of
the Buffalo boat and been carried Off as
he was about the dock good deal, Coe
wrote to Fred Emmons, then in Buffalo,
to institute search for the dog. Weeks
passed without word from Fred Being
in Buffalo one day. Mr.. Coe met Fred,
who said he had been searching for the
dog ever since the receipt of his letter,
but without any success thus far.
81 have, however," said Fred, ga lit
tie bill that l would like you to settle if
convenient"
He thereupon produced bill which
ran, (and it is running yet, we reckon),
about as follows: