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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15
Proposals.
Asusr.Sr QUARrEHSAsTGR- GEsnR.I'- Oyricr,
NHw.YoHr. MAEcn IS, 1872.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received n


CEALED PROPOSALS will be received ut
- this Office until O'CLOCK p. m. MONDAY Tho lith
inst for bull ling ~ Keel Launches suitable for d'emosiins
troop. ron p board and apcing them the h.sch They
mus, n. a. three zr. W.: g. 81 and " feet long ~ o.
and eet b-s; aud sS2 +Il2 snd OI feet deep tone
,rd of each tle be bGt Of good seaonel oak timber
and enc and fourb inch pin. snh well fastened with IRON
sh.tp .,ern, aud 10 double bsnb with iron pm ard
beckett, Tho largest sd bost, to have ten th"ss aud mo
two smaller .I,s nine d, with 20 each th~sst
and one Steering each Each boat 10 have food
strong and and to be snh-o, I" in'pe
ton Persons making Oilers win .a'e state the pee OF saeh
sire al which they viii furnish these boAs and the ume
iLn which they will be completed which must not sIcesd
ruty.ons days from acceptance Of bid Proposals VII De
received for part th. whole Please ndorse ffoposss Tor
Bost, ii. d. TOMPKINS, Asst Q.srtoImaster'Gen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15

M,pcn A-l2ooO bbls Flour ll08 Gags Corn Meal ~
Mi. WHISKY 5000 bush. Wh-s, 4,COo busb Corn, ~
pss, Provisions, /. SOC p.gs Lard '9i Dre'~d Logs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15
nNiAruRs ALMANAC

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
sun-Rfsss. ISIS Sets Me0a-Rtsea -
water
sandy Hsok. $50 Gov. Island 7:40 Hsu0sts... sI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-CHANGE Of
~ TERMlNUS.--Leavs Jsmes-,lip ard 34th at Ferries
New YORK. Of 80 for GTerGp port $50 and $3.50 p.
M fer North Iip and Saturdays TO Yaphsns $3.50 m snd
$3.50 for SyOsset $50 $3.50 and ~ M for hemp
stead md $3.50 IN. $50 and 2. N. for Jamaica
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15

Treasurer:
OFFICE on THE ASSISTANT TREAsuRIR o. The :
Uslr.o STATES, NEw-YoKK, March u. 1861
Under instruction: from the ssers.y Of the Treasury
interest hsre. issued for dspo' Of United States note.
wl be payable in Whatever note: may have been made
ess by Of Congress- and be- at the time when
shA be called paid OUT usa. 70 public crsdi
tors. JOHN }. CISCO. Assistant Treasurer U. B.
The effect Of the above notice will be to check the
temporary deposit Of demand notes for v cent
certificates, as those at present in circulation are
equal to gold at the Custom House, while those OF
tie new issue are not. OF course deposits already
made in these gold notes will be repaid the same
description according the contract. The object OF
the notice is undoubtedly to drive in the present
issue through the Custom House as rapidly ~ posi-
bic.
There is an active Absorption Of 100 cent.
Treasury Notes. and the street rate 10 cent dis
count TO par.
Mr.. Cisco has sent another million Of demand
notes to the West for the Of The troops.
The deposits to-day for cent certificates were
only 5000, O0o considerable portion Of which was
from interior banks.
Gold is dull at Il a "a v cent premium.
Money is in free supply at Sal v cent to good
borrowers.
We annex a comparative statement of the Imports
Of Foreign Dry Goods at the port OF New-fork Tor
the week ending March Is, and since Jan. l:
For the Week. 1860. 1901. 1907:
Entered at the port.f2 $500 ss;oe.s Sa',to 200
Thrown marke:.... 25SJ'IH |W&H' <i'''o0'
| Sine Jan /. .. 49,, ,,o ,.o
Entered at the port. fIs stO ~ 10 ni so'feo
Thrown market. 2J6f3lbi BbSs,aO ~, 'os,''o
CONSUMPTION -
so,uf of Pie vaiue. Manu-. Of Pbgs Value
WooI Us s--OeJ7. Flax ....... - f2l3sS
Co;ton.....I5l2 3i@5 Miscelsoas ~ oo'eo
slk........ 3T2 3.0is1 -
To.sl.....52e0 6l,'ol 300
wlTgDhAwsLs.
Ba.aI Of Pigs psae oanV. OF pkga .Sues
Wooi...... 4al S2i0 5Sf fisx.-........35S SEE
Co,ton. 2os 8s G5s .liscels QUE. - Uabb
I SIk...,... - 5000 -
To,s..I2n s43To37
/ wAHyhOlsFD
Manu- Of Ptzs Vslue MahuJ. Of Pigs NIGs
WoT' 30 S6sgs3 Ta,.... 81 es,U6s
! Cotton..... $50 $40 niisc'uahs'
six. 80 S9,,Ai =
Tots. &elS,l3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15
Burning fluio, Oils. Sc.

NRUDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
~ Received direct rom tho manufacturer sud wells and
for In Quantities to tu, IA Prime ,h pius order a. ID.
,.rJ loves, mabel rate. By sCliIEtFfllN BROTHERS
. 60. Sos 10 snd 112 Wii,aI,;. SewYor.
DEFINED PETROLEUM.
III 900 bbls REFINED PFTKOLEt ". beat quality.
$50 bile REFINED PETROLEUM. inferior quality.
on consignment and for see H. os 10 snt purcba~ a. very
low prics. by sCHIEFFELlN, BROS Co.
Sof. III aud liz William o.
ping order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15

Passenger Station In NewYoTk s7th|st and 4shav.
Entrance IN 2thsL
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For Ne Haven g M. (EI }; Hla, 3:3otEr)i $3.50,
30 end r.
For bridgeport, T. {. NJ, EI.); n:l'. $3.50 CEI)i $50
For Milford straord Fairfield sou.hpor. and 'por,
For Nors.i $50 M 1915 $3.50. (Ex), $50 49, 5:
For Dsriep and Greenwich, T. $3.50 m. nB,a +;'a,
Fol s. anford s (Er s:oca i2is, $3.50 tE1 81
So 1;3D $50 s p M
,s a. n. 4. 3d. $50, 6:30 SPIN.
f., poIt Chester and New Rochelle, ep. m
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Bos.on. VIA Springfield ga m, tEr $3.50 (EIl
Ysr Boston via Shore Line, R:i5 r. m.
Fer Hartford and Springfield IA M, tExh H:l3 $3.50,
For Connection. River Railroad TO Montreal = ZEE },
aud I2:IS p. M 10 Northampton
For Hartford, ProyideDcc and F.hkil Railroad m
Fx.l, l2:l5 D.
FOR Nsw.iI.ten, New-London aud s,OningOn Railroad
at o M I7:l5 800 ep. m
For Canal Railroad ~: p. m. to Northampton.
For Housatopic Rnirosa TO PittsteldS q.
For Nsugatuck Rsilrosd. G. IN $3.50 p. IN.
FOR psnbury and Norwsk Railroad, $50 o.
Commodious eepins Cars at Ached TO y IN tram
JAMES III. HOfr. Superintendent.
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Chances for Business Hlen.

4 PARTNER, with about S2Ooo, IN Wei
n as,shu,bad GROCERY on eth.av Address GROCER
Station e. Po, Office interview may DO had. pe
OF reference given AID required
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15

ENOh BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
= fOkr ana FALL RIVER The splendid and superior
seneeI METROPOLIS Capt Brown. Laves E~w-York
ss.c tuesday,, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. At 4
49, o. ~ Ard the EMPIRE SLATE. Capt. Bra,ton. on
non, Pier No. an R. " '
hmee' no rooms win be regarded g. secured to any sp.
tncsnt Until tho same .hsl have beea paid for
freight 10 Boston IL forwarded a,b sr.t
~ IN Expre,s Freight rrsin
WIN. EOkDFH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15

EOR SALE-One-quarte Of an l BARN.
l. 10 a competent master to take command Applyto
VIM J. DEWEY K Co., No o. Waist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15
The letter Of observer (Ssmpson Of The London
T,mes), published in The Commercial Adce,tiser,
Gys;

says:
Our intelligence from New.York to-day reaches to Feb
with further OF the occupation Of Roanoke leland
On the whole there obvious growth Of impression IN
Eug that the struggle will ne teins.sd this SPRING
the has been Greatly .timus.ed BY the receipt
of large orders from your side United stses T. cents,
which len Of yesterday g. have been freely bought day
At 6sl Iinoi, Genital also haze had recovery Of y cent
rae are firm and the operations In these ost other do
scriptioIs haze been very extensive.
,hn the last days aso there has been disposition
TO buy line connecting with the oil districts
beth In the United Stses and C.usds commercial people
benf dspo.ed anticipate that me predictions Of eIrsodi'
nary re.gis tbose sopfcss will DO rapidly fulfilled
The Expres, ssys:
Erie Railway Securities SharsI aud Stocks, wbich st.
tracing new attention. will shortly their former
iaencr investing parties The Receivers report Of his
entire administration Will be given to he public and will
d.p. good many cfud" estimates TO the value OF nis
chief OF internal commerce An examination bf the
hnsnca condition Of this property will readily convince the
skeItc, that from aud after 1867 is annual
viii lie equal b. income upon every dollar OF IL, bond.
and ocs. and that Is OF this the Penhsy wanna
Central or the Now foik Central roads
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15

Oainal Land rsnt 1855 100 rcfs.-RJway. 20 ilrs Of
ain track. aud 81 mc. OF sding.ll5 engines 24S6
Funded Debt $l32J1.s0o.
The above earnings do p,t include the amount of
traffic done for the Government in the transportation
OF Even, supplies, &c.
The business Of The Norwich and Worcester Road
shows favorable result for February. The a,,pre
gate ineyeaso in three months has been So, 800
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15

h RlE kAILWAY-Pnssenger trains from foo,
1Chsrpsrsst, az follow:
In, Express for Bufao
ss,s in. Mail
usb m, NH daily for Odvlls and intsrpsAis.s Sta
= n, Aecsn.edation, daily
NJ N, Way. Tor Middlstowa Newburgh ard intsrns.
a.. Nsht Express. daily, FOR Dqnkirk Buffalo Cansp.
asa principal SEA oa Abe Trim Of Saturday run,
s.otnm hnhao. btt doe' NOT T. Dgntirk.
~ n, Accommodated
CHARLES MINoT, General suvL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15
NETWORK g. NEw.IIAvEN RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

COMMENCING NOVEMBER Ia, 1861.
Passenger Station In New.York cor. 27thst and tsha'
Entrance I7th-sL
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BOARD ano Rooms.

4 SMALL FAMILY would RENT LOW n
large front ROOM, upfsnishsi eonsslnirs aisr and
~. With or without tr-stssi aud tea Apply al No Iu
West 3lth-st- Eus ish ba.smsat house
DATTEN's HOTEL, Nos. III, 279, and 2sl
Il Greenwich st.. between Murray snd Warren sts-coE
duet.d European pan or ohe~i.e may be i-es
Ks.,.urst and Lunch Counter 9. all hours JAh JEShi y
sOS Pfopfi.or l.e oftte Railroad Adams House' Any
WANTED-BOARD, for married Gentle
m.n in BroosJn within hall mile o. the ferry Ad
dr,,. IL Tribnp. Once stating location snd terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15

H ~ Spd TROY, COZ
NORTH and WEST. Train
From Cbsmbers.st.
mess, 7 and II q IN, and 3
- aud jp. IN.
fiS'sod albany with sleep
leg carl. 1915 >. IN.
Rssstkeep.ie train. at 500 .
n. ana ~ m. and 6:!5 p. N.
1esisti!i train, 400 p ma.
ma Sing train. 9:ls g. NJ.
s:i' p. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15

The Africa from Liverpool brings dates to the ID
inst. Con.uls were firm at 93i e93l. Cotton and
Breadstuds moderately active aud without change.
Money on the Stock Exchange was /. az e cent.
There war rather more inquiry in lie discount market
at 2ia24 y cent.
Suter,hwaite's Circular Of Feb. % gives the fol-
lowing report Of the London market for American
rtoeks:
There continues TO be mstetsSr American Securities
the only exception being in Illinois Central Shsre which
have declined 81 81 the Of call OF %
PAYABLE 10 March United States cent Bonds 1874 are
10 densnd ., Col and Virginia = ce-t uts Railroad
Bonds Of ell kinds being s.rsdiy sssorbed and large
snsurts are dfficuh 70 with. re Third Mortgage
Bonds 1874 the let OF March having advanced
exary the value Of the coupon since the h inst Some
purchases Of Atlantic and Great Western y
Convertible Bobds New York section) have been made
At sss Der and Milwaukee Bonds sti wanted but
few. II any. come to market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15
Barring Bros. ray:

American Stocks have been ffmer The las week. with it
tie offered for sale except the Federal So bond. which Of
f-rsd st67 There 10 little demind for the G. bopds at 20
Asbsns bonds So &Sd4s Kentucky &c. 6sd72 Mass.chu.
.e.,. 81. sterling sitds3i Maryland do. 7!aso PsDu'yl
sfasi Vitinis g. <sdi3 70 serIips s9as New.Orssns
City G. bonds offered ct 90 Illinois. cent. shares. ai &
Central shares an; bonds e. s5d " NewYeIk
E,e shares 2si Third mortgage bonds 7S Psnpsylvanis
Central 8tas6 All Canadian Railroad Securities rssn
2a3 cont Canada 50 Provincial bopds sst dioo. Nova
Scotia and New .brunswick Dc, lU6dl0t4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-22
TIE COLD AaQELnER.

We understand that the Black Repub-
hean members Of the Legislature held a
caucus, for the nomination of officers Of
the two Houses, and did not give the
Hon. W. w. WILSON, who was elected u
the Black Republican party, an invitation
to"be present and participate in the pro-
ceedings. That was decidedly TOO bad
Wilson played sbs game Of "divide and
conquer" pretty well in this county last
fall, and We think that the Black Rspub-
licans ought st least to have assigned him
= seat in the lobby for services already
performed in their behalf, aud ~ u testi-
monial Of their appreciation of valuable
aid rendered from deserters from the
Democratic camp. Poor Wilson be oc-
cupies the unenviabls position Of the
5ffh calf .... s----.1
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-22

HEAR xEEKMKH n u0UGLAs~
The Bissk R0nbliaen ply profess 10
have usas veasl6sioafo \ last speeches
made toe lasbnss1 nos srzPHxS A.
DousIas, and y se j q the a. aashori-
b Tor The prosecution q Ehe var and in
Justification of the course pursued BY the
Administration.
Just at this time, when the Black Re-
pubiiesu press Is ciamoring for proc
lanation Of enancspaEioa 30 shs slassa
Of tho Southern States, and the redastloa
Of ths dave States 70 ) territorial condi-
ton, il may Bos be out Of place for ~, 20
cali their asseasian 10 the following ex-
tract from Mr., Doaglaa' spseah made be-
fore lhaIegislasars Of illiaoisy but sew
days before hia death. He said:
"TsciA HereF aeqsssases IN any aoosfane
s4poa The Coaaiss4ioaal Tsgata Or iasasasa-
tioas Q3'tAA Saaash. gsss
h Asg ArrE8PT u &ADE 70 EsyADa FHHIR
gaGars, on TScErK saRgmE ESsusggcTiON
Axoxo rHKx, / WOULD BE THE FIRST
TO RUSH TO THEIR RESCUE
We ask il tie emancipation projeca nov
urged upon the Presidents, II carried out.
Ewoald not be . 'swarfaFe upon the inssi.
sations Of The South ~ We ash, il tht
reduction Of the State of Florida 70 q
territorial ooadition, as proposed b
GREELEY, Of the Tribaae, would not be I
sswarfare upon the oonssisusitional righs
| of the Sassh 70 81. r..- .at -sa ~0
We ask if the proposition contained ii
Senator HAREAs's Bill, lately introduced
In the q. S. Senate, to reduce all tn
slaye-holdipg States, with swo or tire
exceptions, TO q territorial condition i
not ana astssspt TO invade che constitu
tionsa rights of the South p
The abovequestions will be easily an
swered by reference 70 the Constitution
and from the answers, ii will seen wha
position Ssuytor DoueLAs, il alive, wonl'
| occupy at this time. He would stand
Just where the Democracy aaw stand, bat
ding for the rights Of the people and th
inviolability Of the Constitipn.
| If living Democrat shoald use Ian
guage a. strong rs that used by Mr.. Doug
las, at the nod of Secretary SEWARD, b
would be kidnapped and sent to For
Warren. We are not sure that even tn
Senator's mortal remains are safe froT
4La s~szs at rSss sa3g nj faligfru fanatics
and it may be well for his friends to plae
guard over his tomb, to prevent thos
who advocate fswarfare upon the eonsti
tutional rights or institutions of th
South" from disinterring bis body an
hanging it for treason.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-22


Iowa STATE BANK CoUsTxzFKITs.-~Oue
of the counterfeit five dollar bilIs on the
State Bank Of Iowa, which have bean put
In circulation at different points, Eas
shown TO as BIZ friend. Although in
tended as fac sisails Of the genuine bill,
a slight examination will detect thair
spurious character, as the engraving il
coarse and imperfect, and the paper in.
ferinr. They may be easily detected By
noticing the imprint of the engraving
company on the left hand lower edge Of
the notes. The a's In the words 'sAmer-
lean Bank Note Company" are inverted
from right to left, or, In common phrase,
wrong side foremost. the sesni-cifcuiar
portion OF the letter being on the right
hand of the stem instead Of the LETT
Look cut Cor thean.---Q asncg Hsxald.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-22
PENDLETox'S SPEECH.

Do not fail 10 read the able and patri-
otto speech of the Hon. g. II. PxxDLE-
TON, which We publish in this issug, u the
exclusion Of other matter intended for to-
days paper. The speech il worthy d
careful perusal and ought to be engraEsn
upon the innermost tablet Of every patri-
o+x hAm~4 rs g. +ee.-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-22

60 Rev. W. w. King, of 0hieagO, was
recently divorced from has wife al her own
suit, for lasving abandoned her. Within
twensy-four days be married lady from
Minnesota, and vent on preaching and re-
jeiaing By chs way. Il
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-22

81 q @. Flint, late an editor upon
John Wsntworsh's paper in Ohieago, was
Oh Saturday last, sentenced 70 prison for
embezzlemsnt. The Reeord@ remarked
In the aentsnaa thai he was sha third ed
isor from the same papaF who had bean
sentenced to imprisoamsas. Sl
MMMkA .NA 4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-22
mn caLf

u A San Francisco paper Of the 18th
December, says Gen. Shields was sworn
into the q. s. Service as Brigadier Cane
raj on the 10th, received his soanmission,
snd on the ,1lth left on the steamer for
Her York, via Panama. aszH@
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-22

10 At the Worlds Horse Fair, to be
held In Chicago In September next, there
will be prefniams Of oil 200 for running
horses, $3s000.for equestrian perforrhan-
ass By women and others for iifsreslt
glasses. ., s4 Sd !, rss. p.ss .sss4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-22

~ The Baptist Church nj Bsaafagt,
.. O., 10 the largest church In America.
and the largest Baptist Church In the world
During the year 1860, it reported total
membership OF $40 persons-moss OF
them n 'laFes' .m. tElt4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-22

A oanEgAE cE saonssns a,s sxaxor.r.a a.. :,
IA TssNa esislea ef the fNdanaacss of cue eEFy a.
Qssaeai haaAs as prsmxna ~ BakAzss d <5ssssass s.
" the gHaF 1881 ana Fspeasin@ ali 0Faisa sos
parss "a ssinaissss eeaAssseas with tAs ssssaL
Bee I. As N craAinsa ~ he caasnsa 0sasssrs,
sioa sa sac gnalnsness % the stgx II kaanrsl asx
psintea and pahliahFa hy aahhln e eaxnsssfag Al
we year 49, be and DE sxzae xfs kaf3&S axees
sa6sRRssvzAb and khsx IN 0aalnxaaeA sps a Yssr@
" fAis city be pc amended n 10 - axe "a -
~ thsfswasA, and thAs All nF4f&Ansas - parss a.
osdaAsarss assa stsAe safh M afSssxa{a psbissse
saasasa Pc SO sae sxpas &Fe hsfssg resssa 3D.
esFaes g sAss civ skxA asteeA his es4xlaase ss ths
saegsAxta pasatahse caIft0n, sessifyaae ssx9 sas
sAeFNlR pahsztAaa aSs ssnfy exspseA ms
puohans4 ffeM ~ fsvs&eH by tbs Ezfy Akfax re-
aaaazsf - 0issstioa - shs Gsaamoh Couneif
AR@EaEa& nsx &, INs 81 sd assfs
LYHAEDkR w. HAEnKTT, Mayax,
&tssss~~w. q CnAwFuap, Uisy kscssAeE
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-22

"A QAn4NA&CH satisfies aa aMai Ma&se fas sass
II sstahashmeas oe GFsen Street NJ 80
Sec y, ~ IL ardaaasd ey sha oomsaaaa CossnuaF
Y ne esT sf Gonncai BiuaS, mat Hfesn ssxses
s&ah he established ~ faaauws Bsss4zasssxSns -
Asqua Riared upen MAeiagn stspets sesssa msssa O.
isssr naFsh of Indian Greek difah. ard rasiainx
shazasS hsfsh sSA &sxrees east 70 d stsas vsaesd
AF0a ahe waat Ins Ut Renson atrees, sA3msA nsssyh
o degrees east 10 stone plaxsS nson ssss sarsA
tsEs 81 hroeaway ffs = -
ses D. And be IL further sraainaa lAas ssse sss,ya
ms saah g Ehs aorsA ias q asaa street. ANA saas
tIs width shall be 6Gyeas :
y AppFe fe1s DEC O. 1851 HIfs ~ 4ssisas.
LxsAknRR W. RAHnzzx, Sayss.
Atteaa-W, q. CRAwFoAn. cisy Rsnasasxs -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-22
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TAILORING.

4 n ORDINANCES satiasa aa osaSaazoa ser sass
u. sxtsEaaaE ~ washtngt@a Aysans III
BE IL ordained By the Geunasa 9 ouneA NJ the sstv
OF Councis Rla1s, that Washinstan Axx1ua shall W.
@xssaaed aSfsdsSwss CemssseihS at n atzsrs n tne
Southwest ezNnsx Of Wssbingtsn Az szssss ana MAJ
ket street a. skown Rpon the plasa VI tha NIL a.
nsion and rnnaing thsnos HcEsh u N degrees eass
20 stz@2a placed Epou the west SIDE af Haaassa
street. H#.. --e.s4.s 1920 ! = -
sec. ., me above liDa shan b. taa sau IN lkas a
sAsd ssssss.--4tA wrath % seex q sF-T'f@T Y
Apprareas Dec. 9, 1884. ~ THa sg
~. LYSAEpRR W. RAB8TYT. @araY.
Attest: w, q. GaAwFnRg, afisy Rs1agdsr
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-01-22

spirit Of American liberty this daY hoyers
over US and tearfully prays that ii mar
not be added to the list of victims. This
argument Ia always used by the possessors
Of power; il il q voice which Issues n.
ways from the throne, and III NOS instant
IL silenced, IL l. answered, ere long. In
the wall Of the natiou, as Ii sarrenders
its liberties In Submission I'd arbitrary
power. We have saen its eject III eur
day. An Imperial throne bull usson Tia
ruins ol q republic and d preaidenoy !.
built upon the ruins Of oaths broker.
rights violated, liberties despised, and !
nation oppressed, IL bat Che familiar
story WITH which We dose one page uf the
history Of estate necessity
We are told that In Eiuaes OF great pub.
lie danger the people should strengthen
the hands Of their rulers By confidence
In the integrity OF their motives, and la
the wlsdou of their measures. Yes txalvl
Strengthen them with the confidence Of
the people 50 long - shey eonine them
selves 70 the pawers granted BIZ the Con.
slitation, bus paSalysk sAem wflh ds4rass
when they begin tho work Of usarpation.
Demossheaes, Id his sfdisine phaispoic. ~
told the Athenians that ssths strongest
fortress Of free people against syraal
b distrust. 2 They Needed Dol hie sasa-
ing, and theurcforth Greeian indeDand-
encs and Grecssn liberties we've buk .
name. IyilIiam the Silent taught TIE
salae lesson % the northern NeshsrlAnssa
when Philip sought their caEaadenoe.---
Thsy needed its Widen, sald klories alus-
tered for two hsndssd years Arpund &c
Dutch Repahiie. 81 s. 80
= | do not sp4ak teddy In hefsalk IL shese
alone honasab ia. si,r.eht
~ / helisss tAsu ta ~ derived III tbeir
conssasssIonal rights ID \ shlnk nav e..
sainly are. Iapeak u hshAn 81 tke Con-
stitufien, ID beha 4 gAs fIksflass of e.
natIon, nt tie III III MI sals| itsenls
81 the rights ef 1vsx4 slti san II m nv fand
md 70 sshaif v saa4 VT auw my shai