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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-03-12
MANS
R0R HORSES AsDCaTrTx

rms Ia truly great remedy Hall d cent b
sas OF Sloaa Instant Belief gIVen in pint 81 va
NAssz, seldom fails 70 cure asrSs Of colic In -
aA1nhIa'. In extreme cases repeat the dose = E
FeE Bruises, Stratus. spEasisa. and many esag J,
!aFies 90 hertes cattle, and other anlmGls Sag,
instant Relief speedily effects a cure NM ~.
ssita nave BEEN astoRtshsd to witness the rssz :,
ensessa By the use o. lhIs Weadazfui msaiclas
Sci s1reala5s Of sgenIs.
SLoAE's o@sEEsT.
For Madness, safety, cera9&y and tsasozgsE.z,
sloAn's Ointment sxCels AID IS rapIdlv saTsws,,s
all ether eintmeHts ana lin4meals far DE IN !
Shs following diseases.
Fresh wounds. Gals Of ali kla1, .EsaKss hsss
fin9boBe, poIIsyIl wind gals snv. sstv.r a..
bsy sweeney, tgundeTed feet. EaA4 zacEs. szaRsgy
Of grease, ana kerss aiSssmpsr
THIS CONDITION. POWDER
Is composed principally OF hsr5s Az rsss al II,
pc gwen al al times, and unirE CaEgzzE.lscz
with gsrsect safely. Ithas been FL. = 80 Z
perlenrs to be highly Usefss 10 ne core =. area
diseases to which haEses All &Aatle are suAssr y
dtstaz1peE, hide b gEd, lose ~ sppsG;s, .sxa
strains, yellow water, Ina5uzaa 4 n q! lie sye 4
tigge and hard * srstse: sisv rhTsstnatsz tsssss
u called siIa c0lplSlHt-) IL Is Rlso 4 sale ~
tam remedy fer
COUGHS AND COLDS
II carries on ali gross huxnorH, AM FL ,szsH
all Inflammation and fever, parity ths blsa4 bzss
the skin, cleanse ths water, and -strsnE.la wr
part Of the bsdy,
sLI0AN'S MEDICINES
Are sold By EDWARD A JAMES Co Rsz
v heSes&ta Rssa Esetali General Agent a. sEzEsa
lGreI's prices, corner Jules and First ggssa >
pSzats City Hstel, one block RArth Of the szssrs
HguNa enc block east of ike Perry In 81 t5ssg
Ne Address, Post Once bax G7s. 0EasrI Pfszss
~ aIIed and liberal supply of circaIsfs Izzasa
| common posters and EiD4sof cards E14 IL y
| dress, only Of tue JobsiRg House. AZ tBE II p
| elai bsneGit Of that particular hoGss.
sLOAN's MEDICINES
| Are soid b. ALL Wholesale Druggists IL 81 !zss4
| at Manufacturer PTSces-&lSa IN ALL eEa2 ashs
AAa reL&ile1 BY ALL Dealers Ii msdbaEes
/ wALTER b. SLOAN, Original PrsgEltsa'
! June6
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xsUsG AMERICA HILLS,


A gARRTAaE aUaDR--aeigg pvtgate
w iastFneseT haz mazEFaed persons Az srIS-s
those ah0us "a ID married, beth mails 80
sEd fsmafs, In everything aencsgnifg
she pAFsfeaugy AID reaasions Of eas eaxa8l xys.
tasn and sAs pseaaxfDu Or prsysusisn sa ozsprisse
iBcad1ng all he nsw discoveries aavRr before gly
en- Ia tha EngaisA sngsaxs, By VIZ YonAa III. b
This IL really ssauabze and iuEsfaatsnN wofk Il
IL written IN plaaa iansnsgs fos sAe ga9serag reader
and IL illustrates with RuasFpns Angrnvinxa AM
yeuAx AAargisd pespls or thoss aar,
FaEes ard Ma~aH& TIE least asnpsaiMsns 20 maFgi@e
life, shasaaa reaA sAla hapks II aass4easa seeress
that syeEy ans Bud es srusiaae Wits ssila Ii I.
book that must aa ferkea an. ans aes fle 8hasl
The hoase. II wsss bs s6Af 10 aas enw ~ EAe rs
sssps Of ussass-zsa esnssszar xp@aia az nagssxs
stamps. Address Dr. va. YopNa Nc ia snrues
ktrses above ssh, phiiaasapA3a ~
~ AEgfsIGTEn ALL .uNkoRTusA arg. - ge
matssx wAat lAay - yssx disssaa bafsss yax p4aes
yourself asass ss cars Il any eas Ut sbe nesassaas
uuACx&-~aAEase % fafszxNs~~&ho Advagtise n $50
or any etaHss pxgeFs Get sagy a. s8shar 81 I,r.
Teanxs Hesks ssa reed II GassfassF Ii via b he
msaas Ut sAFahS g9a asas dollar, rear heassh.
s3s6 possibly TeNf iife 8 s. g -
m. roUkssssa ~ ssaaas&sa sss any ss the ssla-
sS&sa 3ssxsteed ID kia pa6laeataanss d has &c.
Ne. 90 spraes Street., absvs KsNksh. 0@sss - q
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CnuNc1L. RI.rFRs. InWA.

-
Glazing, Gliding, GraiHIngs AaraiinS, BTsn4aH&s
carriage wagon aud baggy painting. in coed style.
Pager hanging warranted not 10 peoi on A sosd
atsek u Wallpaper constantly on hand. CeaEstHGs
ssAAtsnsd and walls soiore4.
- Orders from town sT country, solicited asa
nFasapSay attended TO,
szsgp su Main street, rsaS % zmes Bloek.
Magal s.. ly
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ssrH4Ygp on STOLEN.

ESTXAHKU UA 8TULkN.T
~ on Menstay, jams sNd. span Of Chesant
Arown uofsea, Of the hossss ts shout nfae, and
fhe other about ten years cid. One Of the horses
las . Waite star In tia Eorehaad and one Willie
hira foot, ths other has \ grey atraak dEwu sAss
faca IsssT&I rev sEA will bs paid for sha return
81 t,e hsrsAe al ay smfggwaa tfsn which wilt lead 81
kAskE Feoayegy Sill d BawEN.
Counctf Blufgs Ians lasa 1851 Steam @iila
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rHAKn AND safvEa /

why win ssa finger With ne Chills ana y&ssx
whan sHatA q zenls sygap, asapAaase Aaus ssss-
gssna. sssnes ASae Mixtnss. 0sgooAss Insiiasa
CsalaHaaues 81 seseFsssn rsxnaa1as Ter essfas -
Nsvsxss san e hAa ~ 6EsaAMAA Coss
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I AMRs ANp coal. on,

Oar Ana stock OF Lamps are Fseeived, and wa
nav offer gEsas snsaesH2seaa In this fsEa Ynia ss
ahe sAeapest tssAs rev IN use. Best aaaiiss Goal
OIL scd a. 81 90 per gallon hy
nQy&-al 2. aKE8AMAH 4 90
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-03-12

an AUx or GaAgETuDa1 . s,srsllsssas
ws{Ssaa sask tsr sratas 80 - IrsrsA u Z. =
- xsxev we has eess ezs Fs-.,as4s u -.
AsE1z&. Iass 81 msan9sy - =. ,Eiigsins D. ID
saixsnx IRON s&fsy 49, :, "a aassiass I
s Z s.slssas 8 ISs aaaaor ssS e ~ :
s 81 80 sssd sssrssss 500 s.ssa he =
49, - Mewsa tAsssssr 49, 81, i
- u rsdsips u sxO go rszs
~SS& ersaazninS eveFy tasg - i. e. -
apsss naM So r. o-s @@@"~
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sS0 MILES STAGING SAVED!
DURlIN TON . NO. Rlu ER n. n


NOE 0PgE 10 OTTAWA, FIRTY MfLgs
FsrtAsr WaaF fA4m aay otAer Railroad In Lsaa,
In sonnstann vita che
CHICAGO, EURLIGGTos = QUINCY RAILaoAD
Skeyfssf QxsC2ss4 ans Essf Rosts
To Uhirsge, New York Boston, PhElaAelPhia and
baltimore; 70 Kssknk, ST. Louis and CiRetn1ati,
and 70 au points In Iinots Indiana, kiehisAn ohLo
and Canada. .-t "
rwe TraIas Daily leave and arrive (sunaaya sz-
LEAVE orTumwA. ARRIVE AT eaIcA 90
500 O'Clock, a. n. $40 s'eioeks n.
s = At easssur win II the xosthsra
Cross Railroad for Quincy; at MsAa0ta wish the
Illinois CemtFas Railroad for 6AlsEa Ana hHniesth,
and 81. Louis and Cairo, Al Burlington vita EAst
sailing Paekatatef ST, Louis
srEUaAL NOTICE.
E~Through - Sew ToEE In &5 hears. Passsa-
gers teaEiag coaac4l Rlaas, morning and evening,
TAKING this route viii arrive in Chicage or Sc. Lou
is trom % 10 ~ hoags quicker than By eng other
route and IN ample lIe ts connect with the great
Eastern sad sonthern Lines
Buy your Tfrxets via Western Stage Coapany 90
0tsurawa. where you can buy yOnF Tickets Of sha
Burlington Nc. Railroad Ticket 0GAce, 70 ALL
POINTS East aud E0uth. ......
TO SHIPPERS or sT0CE
saock Trains via ran regularly, leaving datig,
Sundays excepted. zhsxs Traias h&Fe tAs Eighta
u Passenger TTalps, thus ihsuring despatch and
consequently avoiding aif those YsxatieaA delays
Nsw stock psnz hare been huia on bStk aides on
the M.sssStppi ease by the EaEry and brewers will
aud there every thing shsy eeaIa wish fsr ths &C.
eommodasion Of their stock.
Through contracts given to Chicago
JOHN @. RKAD,
Ylee President aHd sEs eFtntsadsns,
D. RRMICK. Gen. western Agent, .HE +
Burlington, Fsb o. 1851 iy
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T@ ssag. seas and DaushisS' y
Addiction,

1hsse thinEs ws prove % the f'"' - ~
ysss eyes, oaIy tsrsssg ez4 year sase~
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n. B.-wlsA eae& Fackags Of loo boxes We pre-
semi the purchaser 100 CsstaEeates, Of whlSA Is
guaranteed 90 contain a. order for aRe watch, or
Sy ordering SO boxes Ia ems pskage yea are sure TO
FecsaYe 30 certificates esn7afntng an order for
spiensiia silver wEteA. beside large number Of
ether very valuable zrti12ea. One osEtlfcate seas
gratis upon application Of any Dssssa desiring to
act a. AEwat, which May enable hia 10 procure
valRaaar article upoa the psytasns u 81.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-03-12

oasvaFy kiHa aaaa sremBsay AaaaA ne ssassyie.
q. y HNsMaaa . 90.
apsg-snsE 8
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10 O ~ E ~ =,

70 eaap weed, ties tiEzssg, rs. Thass Nisa4n& =
ana eapi0ysut will md Ii Ga sr interest % cAi
CHAA HENDRIX.
Deeember 10, 1850. u
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-03
ilGm Company e.. Sd ". Re..i.
OANr GRIFFIN, FAlRfAX Co.. Y.
ll.n.n,l l.. :. ln,

$40 Nl'ii ~, L AlRf IN co.. ' T..
December -, 1861.
/" t"| *dfof of' Tie Gol.doh;uu
10 day Go. 6 is called to mourn the los
OF one OF It's members-Joseph Garfield Of
Newport. y. H., died o: congestion Of III,
brain this afternoon. Ike circumstances OF
his death were of a melancholy nature. II,
was taken ,ick about ten DAYS AGO with n,
j"UndIce. Until Two days ago, he was no
considered mach sick, as lie was able 20 h,
about, though excused from DUTY Lest
iCe>'.a! evening he became wandering in hi,
mnd, and unbeknown to any one went ~,
where me picAet> were. y cavalryman toun,
h:m, and tie next morning took him int,
camp lie was put into his tent where h,
remained I'll afternoon. He again left up
oeAilo"n to any one, and nothing was bearc
OF him until the next day afternoon, wber
Lieut. brown sent two men out to hunt hin
up. hey soon learned that a nat,ol Ia,
found nm IN the woods insensible. SuDno>
ing II probable he lad been drinking, he w,
taken to the division guard-hou>e. whore b.
was kept until the next CAV. He still re
NAMED lnsensibe to ANYTHING that was said
to mm. They could not even find ON, vb;o,
regiment he belonged 10. but from his eros,
concluded he was OF the "a Or Sd Vermont,
lie was carried to the hospital Of the "a
where the two men found him. Tnev re,nr,
ra ani notified the surgeon where he was
/ III Surgeon Went over immediately to 50,
n'"i' lie was too sick to be removed, bn,
eNef!' h'"S was done fox him that could be
Inc officers Of our compan, visited linn !.
old also some Of the men, BIZ, no c.r. ,r
medical skill could save him.
Mr. Garfield was one Of the new recrn;,
lie was young man of apparently steady.
'a'''s' was very quiet. always ready to do
MS cnty, and as far as was ACQUAINTED With
him. was good soldier.
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\ man from CO. ID died thi, afternoon o,

y man from CO. ID died thi, afternoon of
heart disease. His name was Hartweil.-
This makes thirteen men in all that have
died, including those that were killed in the
ssirmi>h at Iewinsvile.
The health of the regiment is still on the
gain, although two have died very suddenly.
There are none dangerously sick.
We have moved our camping ground a
bout mile from It's former place, into a beau
ttuI pine grove oA a dry ridge of land. 1t is
completely sheltered from the winds ard
storms. On one side nuns rocky little
brock. which reminds one of our own beau.i-
tul streams in Vermont. Tie 18th regiment
has also moved into the woods. The 9TH and
9TH still remain at their old places. Tie 9th
have fixed their tents so that they are as
warm as neeG be- The I'd camped in some
timber when they first came here, and they
co net need TO move.
The weather continues warm and pleasant
for the time Of Year. No snox yei.
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The Cabinet on the Trent Affair,

I"e decision @: The president in the Tre..,
':i;.lr. A. announced and explained il. tie dis
latch Of SECRETARY Seward. mas tie arrrova,,
81 EYER. member ot III cabinet. The Intel
:st"oer u Al aztec appar.:.t!y srmi-otfic;al
SAYS w nat, NrT may BE- the disappointment,
%: aiy a. the result To wi.:c:! the lilninis,ra-
Hoa his cone, IL settling question consti-
tH'lonuliv devo!vci. upon the executive branch
al =" gOvernmeL,we are sure that al aii! Az
P.a"d =" t.rmnc>> AID sincerity Win when
the >tra.!on.rrS> 4 natnralt nt;ercy
Impressed ''I the ,.r!it OF public opinion in
our own country. ia, resolved TO 10 VIVA,
I believes 20 ot right in the premises, ar;;
Ii should give l':i.>,. 10 all vino NAV .je dis
posed 10 challenge tie proplirty OF the re-
solution 10 which TIE administration ha,
come. "h,a they note that a uoatrary Ceci-
sion would leave Us in opposition. no, onl,
10 the '.rwS q. Great britain bat also 70
those when the government at France an
nounce> respecting the principles of Public
l4w involved IN th.s i-IL >ac;:un. lie lnt, r.
!StLceF ; iIS III conclusion. "Ehatev.r there.
tore MY te >1iJ by any in the wav O.. .xceu-
iHH l. the extreme terms ot the demand
Made by TIE British government in the cas,.
OF In" lr''.i. i is Al lea>, jlst to admit tia,
tn '>r h@> "ecn - adjusted by our govern
in'ni u 10 subNer'e. w would hope. ,he
great Cause OF neutral rights against The AS
symptoms heretofore asserted by England
nj Low r'plGiatrd by lha, power in COM
mon with France and ,h- tmi,e,. States
he INV ct nations as traditional, inierpre
ted by olr government. has r.c..ved Z n.w
sanction. though a the cost it NAV be. Of
some national >cnsibil;,ies. Weakened ;uto DIS.
pr'?oiilonatr activity b, Inc tsmnarar, ex-
arcr5.i. Is 81 oar civil feuds. The LATER
l.! Us remember. al" out :9r lla,. The iaa
q: na'i,"S !, ;or Az time"
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C. War. That war, W.,
mean-what does it mean for Ir,.-,,,' ?
Irish nation, too. has its instincts 2.'l l.
havetold ii some things that fires ~. 49,. .'''-
stirS tie blood of youth and SIZE II -, H..
land. Never. since the sl.ou, of A.. ---
Independence woke an echo N -, q, .'l-
OF DungannOn, has news as moment.
tied Ireland. No prophets yojc- : -
to toretell what all foresee. Yes :, 81
that God has needed our long ..;rrir ,,'' To-
heard our iervent PRAYERS. II ma, ),
at last the DAY IS dawning our farm. IL
we're To not too see" War be,w.4, +, 20,
and America between England 49,. '-'.'.'.
Irish abroad: between England and 49,. .-
OF our nearest and dearest kindred - q >
very flesh and blood. Tber- .r, ,no.
armed and Disciplined IRISH >oldi.-. w.
Amerlca-'hey are rhc banished Co.. nj.
the lanes proclaimed We're "ren,. ~.
vengeance. Not ''on the >lopes Of :, l..
tome did ".he Irish troops Of Kinr ] -
leap more wildly with excitement ,b,r n,
these vengetnl CeltS across the W..
ocean or the news that England dr-u
sword against America. In that fo,. =.
bite memories Of life ,irn.-menor;;... -
most terrible tlaat ever exiic> bo,.-wo
find vent in the cry for vengeance on.
! heartiesS -xte:minator-th .yr..r,.. ..
tina, exnted over their exparri4;.on. a..
At Their sorrow$. and mocked A. H.
tress. Yes. if England has cau>.- 10 ,,.-.
high excitement. a; the news w. ci.ro.-.'-
daH, Ireland has cause deeper >u...
crash OF arms II America hrol-t., her =.
dom once before. she r,,.!s b4t n. 49,.
ii:mnes>, unanin;lI, patriotism LOW T. 80.
Ii once mor"-! ,pl(,a .Nut,.n.
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ancfr->:ian Ei,, Story

Aired ny New York member OF Co.,
sIe>>. vi" n4S been prisoner Of WY = Ei,b
mn: sue. 'ae iiui! Run ali. ir. and arrive,
at :>:"r=-"a on FRIDAY. makes >nr,. IN.
'tf'>l-nS statements as To the atiairs in Eic,,.
mona; IL day before he i-ft Richmond h,
VISITED 'ois Wood. Coggswell, and Lee. NJ,
l"r Revere. and Captains Boosmany. X .if,r
al" h'cAwood. vino are in close coitiuemsn,
IN :! common jail. He found them crow,;,I
mo r"n about twelve feet square with.
ou' furniture >a'ing one or two benches and
4 SNAIL table. Cots are brought IN at MON,
anu al! sleep IN the small apartment. Tbs
walls are '!iap:da,ed and TN. II Dor i rich i,
rat holes. One of the CAPTAINS r,uarl 49,,
,i'"l IL was question with him Is to vino
hi,' possession OF the room. as the rats claim.
ed many privileges and haG. on one oce.,;on
carried lis i'a:;ai IONS out of the. door. Na-
fi"lS Minds OF verniin revel in the mis.r,Il..
cell, which is lighted by two small w;ndou :
heavily barre! with irons. Col Wood ba.
quite recovered from his severe wound ana
me ether officers are quite well. Mr. Elv i
% 'he OPINION that they viii certainly h.
hung, As well as Col Corcoran. who is IN cIoSo
Confinement at Charleston, if the pirates in
our possession are put to death. OF Cnl
to:coran demeanor while in RicbmonJ
MI Fly speaks in terms of hearty praise
mat brave officer never cowed under III.
most dlsheartenlng circumstances.
Just before his departure from Richmora
ven "lnder sent for Mr. Ely and asked him
10 designate several officers to be released in
exchange ior those lately discharged from
foft Warren. He undertook the del;cs,,
Office with view to humanity. choosiny
mos. most likely u suffer from long con-
hnrinent, and the fortunate selections. IN.
Guiding l-ieuts dickinson of New Ionan,
It., errish Of Providence. Grover of R,,b
win 10 pnvates. probably arrived a, For
'Fess Monroe on Frid ~.
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Ga Oft like bunch uf tre-crackers.


The demand of the British government for
the release CT these men was peremp,ory
and there is not the least doubt but tina: she
would have n the refusal to give them
up sufficient lrtteXt for war. Every indi-
cation both in that country and Canada point
ed 10 such a result.
The argument OF Mr. Seward, which we
give elsewhere, is mastery production. He
offers the surrender of the rebel emissaries
promptly,and proceeds to argue that the Eng
iSh view OF this affair is the principle that
the American nation has always been con-
tending for 1t mi,igates the chagrin which
all would fee, to know that instead o.! "back
lhs down" at this British bullying. We give
up these traitors as Il voluntary act in accord
ance with the principle which our govern
ment has long endeayored to establish with
other nations. Some may say that they
cant see it, but those who read Secretary
Stewards letter must acknow ledge that he
makes strong case OF it.
However it may 90 against the spirit and
temper OF many TO think cf releasing these
arch-trators We can console ourselves with
the thought that thereby We have probably
2ve'te, Il war; and at the same tine yindica-
ted principle, the persistence of which cnce
drove US into 4 sansuinary strife with this
same nation. And in the words of that noble
oi4 patriot and statesman, Gen Scott, the
nIted States are but too happy to let these
men 90 free, """not"al and u~la.7oDoIlr"
as their ot'enses have been, if by it the, can
emancipate the commerce of the world,
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sNoTUFp pppl.Vslty II. y

ANOTHER PEuiiECY.-iLe Nea
Times says Gen Scot, makes uo ~,-crc. -.
fact that his reason for coming hala- -.
apprehension OF immt date ho,,i..tl+.> -.
England and the United States. and -. g..
that if he did not embrace this o,,a-.......
of returning. he could not return :: 49,. T.
only high parsonage wit; whom q J. :.
had any political conversation IN F.....
Prince Napol, on.-.ad 10 him lie EYE.
his confident h-lie:' that. if fpr-.c..
id Tot .ter:ere, the rebellion ,,st... a. -.
i,ctually suppressed 10y m;d>umn,r. az =. .
before that sine cotton far the supp, e.. e.
immediate necessities Of other nat u, Il
be Supplied through the southern pr,
which or troops are taking po>,e>>a-.
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W In a letter from Bcrdans camp q;
Nj 'rp-shooters in the Rutland Herald, III.
writer says:
"our camping ground is on the lam, of
the man that was shot while trying 10 M,
arsenic In the water where the soldiers lrori.
IL was splendid place. Col Be-da,, NON oc.
cupies the house for his headquarters and
the grave where the owner is hurried :. "n
our parade ground, and the men do not hold
II IN any too great reverence"
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Z Gard to The Suff.r.u-,-I

C'--r"."- Ullii- Ia, ,rfn- A. M.,>i.u4-+ g-
cured. Consumption. Nh, - .,,.- i.,.-
- a I'i.'' '.,iai'.'- :r,.. l,.ri.,. Iy,,a- -.-.-
~ r. 81 -. &c! J-!eo- Tn, s>il-. la, -.
.-'r- = L. &c -.i:rE.;-, i.o9n C.'-ur4lr g. IT,
>'rr- il-'-1 ''.-i> al I IL. -: -'.-
|'p- ,:"l'-,->l.4 c.l.>-.,i - ill.,. .., ...-
l''.>i-''i~ 80 i-li"r:;'.l.- ,r..er- w.. -.-.
Which Ia i-u-lst ..,.u. - IA Ia. -- y. 80
i.r- ui ,.4A-sr. A,.a:,~>
h.R- Nm cos Ktl ,
t~-l.l. FL...el a .--.rl, "a.
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80 -.

II After al. the release Of Mason and
Siide!l Will be the most kecnly felt in H.,
South. The rebels one week ago were exa!t.
n"l IN Interpretation of assistance from Enc
IAN" TO help them on in their unholy rebel
hon. To-day these hops are di>>ipared b,
tine release OF the rebel emis>ares. and III.
con'rderacy'now driven 10 The greatest strait,
mus; soon yield to the pressure of superio.
physical and moral force which our govern
ment i 50 sarrly bringing to bear uoo,
t!,tn.
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@ Should government be ,alc,-,>..
using the stone fleet for tht- pu.r,1>-
which they We're Intended. how mure u.
cost the Ensli>:. government, 10 .r,. o..
blockad,
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y Cnnnec,icut soldier WIT,
tha; the commi>sary at Annapolis la, -.
the BOYS - much mule meat that .-.-.
iile whole regiment havr grown ra-r- a.
"nr-ilalt inches since their arriya. :, :.
Maryland capita.
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ALVIN WALKERS ESTATE.
- L A 1 + GF VEkNON

IL ~ rt"''atr Court held ~ the Pr.,,,,, o.i - =
l>6l. -''' - va 'ic -"th DAY 90 III. 4 d
ans 'ihcr 'oiant. Administrator cum ir-rar,e.'
=" upon liz estate Akin X s;L,r -. - "a .-
-, Va >ai drtli't. deceased. mak,> iI,i,l,ti-. T. -
IL. "Alh tiie time i.or'f,re ALLOW 81 nm >,
iebi> due from ,atd ,>tatr and T., w., a. - -
'l1i. a, cunt natal some fufur. ia, " '' '''
me- upon IS or'i'r"i by said Cou-r that >a,a Az;
the 18th day ol january A ID l,,i5 " D '''-7'"'
an. ,cr, m. "ilercd That notice he given g. al -
.hl> oidef IA the Caleiouan printed ~ ~
ing AS. II rcr%@" san lltas % Lea
true copy vf record 1870" ~
Ana L FRENCH, Judge Of Prst..r
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The " Oif and the Lamb.

KS wolf was tapping at the head of s
running brook, he spied stray lamb pad
ding at some distanc. down the stream
Having made up his mind to seize her, h,
bethought himself low he might Justify l.i>
violence. VILLAIN, said he, running up tc
him. chow dare YOU middle the water that
am trnkins'" "lndeed,7 said the lamI
hubby, Il DO rot see how can disturb IL,
water, since II runs from YOU to me, rot from
ne 70 YOU" "Re that as It NAV revlied n.
well, 1T Was but year ago that You called
ne many Ill names. Oh, sir" said ,ht
lamb, trembling, "a year ago was not born.
"Wc!l, replied the wolf. If it was not you.it
vas year father, and that's all the same. hu,
II Is OF no use trying to argue me ont Of
my supper. and without another word h.
fell upon the poor helpless lamb and tore he.
to plects.--LSop.
ArrLWATIoN.-Ens,and accusing Mr. Sew
ard 0: trying to provoke a war with her
while me is hc'.t on having her ">upper"-oi
co,ton.
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1862

!IIaNtN lWf
CASH OK READY PAY ONLY.
me system Of short credits adopted hy Eo,r.
'iu Ne" ORR merchants, render This step %
'e>>ars- W" have lao doubt hut This ,far., ~
con.incnd Itself TO all. and We fn,,, 80
IN, patronage Of our old customers and al l-,,
Wa" WISH 10 tuy cheap and pa. - thew ~
Lyndon. Jan |. 1862 ~