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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-09
Gas-Consumers, Notice.
LOST! LOST!

A COMMISSION, BELONGING TO IN. W. p
IA Ho,nbrook, "a Asst surgeon 4ad Regt Ia
Vols nlB- The inder will be rewarded by deliver
ing Il at this ONCE, or at Hospital No q
Dec9-3p@
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SA aldubte, Der gtnbltd bes &tnoes tonne
Ite berubiaea, nnD pa i1 ntbt ipaete Iie allein
3u laHen, 10 elite tA nit tbr ben Slur entlana.
@tnb Der Nidspe Sftete Die Sit6antbiire, uno
.ltauD 9an3 erltarrt Gber ben gnbltf BON NY
'ldBp. SD flatertt Dem Mdo9en etltglt 3u,
etnen 9luaenblid BET ltnlerer 6errtu 3u bleiber,
tnO begab mib bann tngrober Oa(t tacb eein
RinDer3tmmer.d @tn beIhdttete5 9ldhtltht
sEannte auI bent Slide unD In Der g@fe oeS
3tmmets tano pa6 8ett4en Oss tleinen @e>,
ralp; ais t6 mid aber Daruber bineinbeuste,d
wat eS leer. Sd, raffte bic Qampe duf unp
Ichiu9 Die Bettostel ,ttriiCf dber es mar hmts
untsr psnRlteit5 BUN blifts itb MIDI i'm 3iuI
nler UNI !; pie SIeteer Des &tares lasen auf
sinem <5tabE ituo nsbea benIelben tparen eiltz
9e feisler Spiellahen& Elm Yau uno einf pfei.
'fe7; ater; Elm haeJatbrotber Wantel, rpeI6Pr
Sor einer Stunpe nod ea9elegsn Bate, mar
fert. 6atte Der 5Snabe Iitb petlteft, ODER no
mp6te er ein ? SD, Wa9te ntdbt oa3ubleiben
uro it6er Die Sadse naa3ugrilbeln, IoHpern
elite nadb Der JfuGbe 3uritd. Ni9labp metnte
nod laut unD nit lpiloer Observation-Disclosures
Inn ibr 6tnp |; ote Dienerfhaft tdnD eribrCf-
fen ltnO auf etaen 1aufen 3ulammeneeOranet
nm Iie Der, nn6 lire &ummerfrau, Dor SGrety
fen tppeeblab anb an elien @lieoern attterno,
lbien nod ent Rster alS aalle anbsren. . SD
Iagte losleh 3u ben 9euteu; oNialfer 0eralb
lit niht i'm &tnDersimnter; er mub lidb irgenb {
ipO oerRefs baben (l,no mir tpOllen ibn laAen y"
Damn aber trat id auf baS tunge Rinber>
maoAen gu, pel6e6 lUebsn in Die fu9e eetre9
ten mar unp our 2lngt unb SNrsd mid NIT
pei dufsertnsnrn Nusen anltierte, ,tnp riefi: ):
~ 2tbsr Jag Du mir suerit, Settle, pann balt
Ou Malter @eralo perlalen 2"i1 13f7i 9 esq
Settle mar eiu Maohsn aus 9tapensbpurne,
oas idb Spn &inDssbeinen an gefannt bate
,inD benz ih Sertraaen tcnnIe. IL g5 tl' nod
teine pOlle StunDe ber," ertpiperte lte; utter
.nht i'm 8ette (? SD uerlisB iEa bod In Dplz9
lem Sdlafe," 1,ste lte Baltts btn3t. ty@lars
tba mar nicht gu ioauie, font ,piiro' tb Fe 9e-
betbsnlb babsn, bel tDmI Iigen 3u blstbsn, ais iG 1
gu abenbbrOO eins. gaein @irs. gBtfOn
irpar In WipIupY's 9lntfeipesimmer, pi6t Dane4e
bea." 81 l 53A- a9n '2 ns9 "
& na)a saa @Ortfesuns foGstgd 3llal9
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germii6tcs.

6 in gluft}er @paB Palfrte tir5li4
. II Der 5: :Maro III Yitt8bnrs, Der IlIsIIrr
Der nie 2tttfnabnle Der Wilitarpfti6tiSen oQt
ielblt belorgt, fam dId5 t,tq eiue1 fleiuen
SaneibsrIbDp.' &anlt prrbe berAIieiIpr in
rer 9prt4iir iidfbqr, ols Der Sdneiper eurb
Die SittertbHre luli4tbar muroe :, ~ ts-,t{,
Die @Hebalite mar loI fctilternirt oaB iie
uidt bic Beringlte ausfunft iber Ten Ser:
mlEter In SSstrl5us auf iein gtlteT gerpi@t II.
FIN. seben fpltnte, AM gnbe puEte iie ear
nt9t mehr, pb 10 elm Ding pie ibr Nlanm in
Der 8elt iet. Der Alleilrr sils mad elmer
balben Stunbe ipieper gu pen1 S9neiter unb
trdf tbn rie8ud 1aGeno, auf ietnem eide
isenD, an. Sa! Iaste Wteilter .3fptrn, bieS,
mai feio SBr nidt pftfft9 eenuS setpeler, nm
mid nm 8cutp Su ifrtnge1l! @r mar ndnli6
III Der Wenahg, baB Der a6e6Or i'm stei6
nlitnebme, ldnell III cine Hetrutirunasoflice
9etauien unp batte ii9 attper6eu lallen. >
r S196ner 3uS plpn 8atr,i O..
s-muS.s Gin 8Ir9er bon IGbann,N N
g.iSr. 8oSbhr9 BON Der Ttrina 8rapn ilnb
gpSbnrS, melder baS - Slid BAT 8 err
'pa9lene Go9ter, aber feineu mannliden @r.
ben gu teftelt, fte1te leeten @qmitas ; re /
9 ub' b'fftu1t en- fir ieine bret /
8 sd tie + - ieben gu 5000 - ba er feis
lie SGbne in bic .6etbe Der 8aterlanp stan1s
pier ftsllen fSnne." n .'+4A 1i'.- .'.l'| .
Sin braper Want ! .tS1 '..'"1 ~, .g ..g'
$ Gin Some t.. anf ser onSrbliden
5dlfte tfeS Tirnldnlert8 lit tpieSerunl Elm
@e9enfuno BON itusepSbnlidem Sutere6eers
idienen, Ndmlid eta Sonnet, EuttIeS Sonnet
seaannt. gr 1T Sesemwdrti8 un9efdbr udt
@raoe ppm Bplarltern entIernt llnb auf 3lei<
der Ginte nit ben l Sauptiternen i'm SSrper
be8 tleinen garen, An Slang entIpri9t er
einem Stern britter @rSBe, bod getpdbrt er
BET 8enauer Priifung eiten bunltt9en 4nblif,
Der S9wetf, fpel4er itd 1t1d beul 8pI bin
erfreft, III nod fdunt be1nerfbar. gr llds
bert IiG Der @rce uno Spnue nit auBerDr:
bentli4er S9nelIiSteit; o Millipner Mei.
len per Gag @esen grEe' pieIeS @OultS
pirb er ielnett srSBten @lan3 errei9er lttS
Die gan5e Nadt li4tbar ietn. A'@ ~ ~ -. :,
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W al fr;ha
~: -, III - - sss S,,Int.r ~
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ana oninItatspnsn mrosn fris.
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tsst i:Snd sTs TIlnnstSs. ostporben' 80, -
"a Ia oer;inrnh T Inn rr onfabrsn boE ec
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s,t ~ sSs oon., 9,fmsrfSons,t Dboen srantbee .nSs
Ss S ~ S. fpstsr esobren r,ssr Gasntem er SiE
.r S,ornSne enes gsasns ais bSaer mnS gtseinnissi
sr SIT nntEmsnso nb biseit bon aen Mer:tem biefoer
estot* oefS,sken fam 'lr'
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Nv SrosstSsrss onnssshef nirS an,,siosn n ar
so ~ IL ~ I bsEnsts,
gsostSeiIc an orns un, niht Sos Mn. .s;oen
H. fh snSrsns;s III oItsn ,f mon rt eimen StrIra
an my has Net al AZ ntirsn2 ess sclfIru nm Sic Grant
Essn hrS uoss an btiisn uub euer Mr lu es fDniios
ronfhs;t A., kss np ot4sbt biS u6t In ber gsora,s-
Sss g mon lire srr o. fSlorsfd haIt
10 her plm6Stos orosarts Mr,t rsidSr
/; otsSre ongssus i6ss etne Wrars III In ben Iebfen
ors Elm, 60 Ssacbsba ee,pe ,rs er BAT Sranfbss in
Snsn aSnsn unb mtHsere in bis Saaen eensft.
a1t @e,ua au bic Grses Maabl rGrsl unte etner Be
bonrIuna eefculueuer EGt ed es Dr. mb FIR 8HiGt ben
nodii&en unb becrbers Nrelnsn ben roblaeeinen Matb
~ pkriIen nDSl baroui II, ofeu bo6 Ge nit bnr Sic IN
nIfMsn Sntsasn @ braeubsn SuudoIber SerIodt ueri
%s u1ne berrn srfIuno ribii BEN sros
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@"'tT SpaAI+tn+d nIno.,Noa %s! 5a;ta., ~t =
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Der un8nd!te weler NIT cbtgn uebeln bebalet IT, nub
Fa i&nea an eaen ertabrtusn &r Teneen eur meGen e
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I gSir atneen nit etnanOet Die 3reppe btnat,
lie nab pem 3tnlmer pes Squire, i'd iiber cine
anSere &reppe mad meinem et8eaen 3immer,
tpelhe8 al, Dem gnDe etnes langen, nit Stetn@
platten eepHaltsrten pOn 3wet erUBen 5enltern
erbellten @orripUr6 lag. Nm anrern Gnpe
pteles Gprripprs laeen Die SiiGeu mno Dome
ltiten3immer, unp Die 6intertreppe npnpetf
unmttelbar Dor Der &ihentbilre. On jenem
Nbenp mar bier alles un9ewUbnli6 ltille, oenn
etnise Der Dienltleute botten nrlaub unp pa=
rem obpelenp, uno pie Nnperetl laBem I'm DO
meltiten3tmmer betm MbenpbrpD. q, SD mar
frub aber ptele ShGe, Denn idb ppate einen
lansen 8riei an meine Uerbeiratbete S9welter
1brelben, Die D ldcn eit Sabren niAt mebr
eeleben bate. YlDgli6 parp Das SGwei9en
Our1 pas Sefnen elmer fernen 3bur unD bur4
elm lautes bettere5 2aGen unterbroGen; Damn
warp pieDer aues Itiu, bis iA auf etnmal gSa-
eengsrollel in Der Nabe metnes SenlterS gu
bGren oermeinte. SD borate, mubte Damn
aber ilber metne eigene SbOrbett laden uno
iArieb weiter. Sh fam bamtt jepO6 nur lang
lam BON Der Stelle, uno mar ,mtten in einem
NuftraS an meiner unbetannten gisffsn, ais
netne Sblrflinte As5tt9 9eOrebt purpe, Die
5biire auiflOs, unO 5Wilden Ebnre unp 4nsel
NYlaDY tanp tppeSbletA unD NIT elmer
gBrnpe an Der Stiru, con welAer pas 8lut
iibsr ibr @eliGt berruterltrSmte. SD IaB si=
nen Nusenbl;d wie an meinen Stnbl anSes
pur,elt, Damn aber lpranS i4 auf lie gu uuO
wetnte i,ber tbre SerIeBunS. ,Ste tleB MIDI
beteite, nanpte pann tbr erpfab!es @'eliAt pOl
auf mid unD ltanmelte: u9ltAt Dies = baS
lit ni6ts - i'd, fel bios; = ober tpo 1T inein
Slinp ?" Cine entleglibe Surht iibertan mid,
als i6 ibr in bas wtlOe 2lnge bltdte unO tbr
feu4enres @tbmen bSrte, penn i6 wabnte,
Summer unD Mnsit babsn lir UNI ben gerltanp
ssbrabt. sag mir un''S Stmmsls ipillsn
nur, no metn Rinp TT, 9annab !" bat lte mtA
nod tmmsr Febentlt4.
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Bl6tter- -Eabnd.

geben empfire
10 6ipen Connecticut @e,bleaf 4
ID RtIten pennl9lponta SeeDleaf
Der Rife unc in flsinsa AuaHtitdtsn btaisft bet
Ph.cEIunclxel,
Rat12s "A SCutb. .GbGrIesftr.
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=, tr .gUHe .t..He
beeenten bas m ssfbr @ei ins Elm staber aSrper bic
nctbptb9eH grtorbernIe anr ehelien @lidetSt fn6 Sc
obne ewis wirb bic Gse be 9sbeS CUR rariesn 4eeraG
De glaseu bS 9ebens perftntcrm f ltImb uo Die SeeIe
9wuc 9rieu BON 8erawefuu9 lnb melancI&en Seraetun
gen. bas S bic Sreioea, ue Gnbere 9eNben cerpei8er
AnNB 3i-tt1 AgtEAI
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9r. SDbutton,.

gee tts t6ntsIt6en GOlcsna r aDunbdr,tt In spnbvn
rapHtrter nee ber eraeu meStnen Grueateu M Scr tAc
s peE ben sSeter Gbe aes 2ebens tn ben DpjtdrR vrn
Gcnoon V3s vbabeSbta unkGnSetn Std6fu a1gebrot Bat
9tSts ctt tbu Tef untdhtSe aetbfubt he an DtssnEa
eh Merb6tat une Guberen &rGnlbestn Isen tcIe o. cu
stH pet strussn SIstnstsfSsa r. gcbeu Aueens4t& o.
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Nc. 456 Renni. Gb. ;tpil&en 8. NIB Ak
-st4 ita SEaibtngtOu 8. 6.
Der nnter5e9nete ma&t ienen ieit6srigen @Seu Ipup
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bic resuSBiS 9abIe bEce Ieiues Sotes arfaebcSex b
itatt beiien eine Sollf6nbiSe 8Ii 49s
l gat}n0 MeftaurattOn
BON Worgens 6 Bis NaGts ID l1br tG9ltd
einSertet bat Die @peiietarte tprb ets bas Bette ras
bic 9arssseit unb Der @arttsfert subeu aSsG9 biseu
Nreiien bieten. -
Der Preis fiir 3iutmer NIT ben beiten 8ettea IN
Stabtift: i. n380t6a9giQg lt fasl4
. per Gag so @t8,
i2@A per @p9e Dollars.
iIQ per Wptat 10 Dollars.
@s 1T biee GinriGtuns bauptiSGl 3ur Sequenli9fei
rcs reieneen Pu6tmS getrcifeu wprben unb ptrO bic
Sehienuns unb einliteit beS Saues icpie ber &slex
aInb Die &ie getps ui4ts gu pini@en iibrg lafien.
Suni23 sgfaf, ,s 90. Rullmann, Grcprietcy.
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azsof btuetotier Mt1aeteel..
Ntecbantcs sail:

ILs miq We6antcs &all,
9le. S98 WfarYlanb d.. ndbe Dem GdritpI.
Ntsles betm pnbam II teliebte Saus nit benz ntttsen
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pfpblen. .se s"~'' WV WV 4'''"'' S"-
SsSea wsOntas unb GOnnerftas Mbenb,
H% Sbeater= =Gcrfeauna @ESM
auf per nsu erbcuten Befdmadupnen Spittnterbiibne
-, BET pra9tSOler SluminatCu sss @artens.
~ gtah Der Vorltellung: &pmmerb0lL.
Oer Deitser Bat 90 @ sur Nueabe senaG es bic REIN
IttMn 3u rera6reGen. ~ ~ 80
Ntetne Ride owte cine te quite gbienns tperben ekeu-
etrenoen' ia erbaten. =" ~ 's'T =
AS- Seoem @ittwD d uAb lS onmaben6 Gbenb
9an gn,h Sarten=GOn5ert,
pom gDdbnBtDn Guinet Club, beebeno ans ben
XsFt.n ST Weprnoer Artp, S@utter, Setmanm uub
6anflers. a. s's"''''-~
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~ Aeni yublttum prs bur bes engagement en feItener
genaB 9epptea une bp Der Undergraduates ouf 5ablreeH
. Snlizzs !, 8saaH Sotn Bed, Gtsentblmer
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bie f6 bur beiide 2aier seibwd bnbe bic e 70 oft
b6ien 2euten ober in Der Sue en, lnb ter Ogen lie all
ndtid ipiren, ieIbit TN S6lp bmrb 4oGtionen be- psn
mngetbelt b @be unmSgI MAIDEN ino EErpr nno @e ser-
ftSren, icGten ictort bic nrh9en Sdbrtte tbu1t.
USE Sace bab elm gsr Ieanr Sie 9onnns ietnes 9abes.
ber 2iebl9 ieiner glter, aen M8fbm b reuben beS
9ebenS lssSeIe erben fOa, bur bic csen euer @brnms
bonn tPaOeber @atlu. SOIe 9erOneu nsn, bspOr e etr
tretest II
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in bieier NnfaIt tiri pube no bic Nenge pttScr
r,tlier Cperationcn mee Solution au5bre oeiter
bic ensS nb ptele ancee HrCuen bep0bnten
pppDn baS Yubt s pberbcIten Wtaen Aterr&te mllrbe
@ewilIsnbafStst nb 2eoenbe cine htre4eabe @epSbr,
Ietitn8 @tE i+.t $50 *44&t %}4at3 s@& .'t'34A
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WeDrde 6plbmanTl, DeutlDer N(olMlntf
ftSber BET Ginger 60. geW-D IT. ts5
$50. 287 gB. Yr1tts nnbe @utarltr.
fobrifant BON Shutties Bobbins, Finding guages &C.
pfeblt @ ohlussppl bem seelrten ben9en 9ubl'tun in
Auen 6eporetnrsn BON Ndema9inen fcple IN aaen IN
&ef6dft enid Ilgenhen Mrbefen.
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Srlib einnR Gbeoh Del, dbeln, Cummings ity icme
gu RepGrdturen nShrenciee 1taHtnen belle tes Dor
zig "a glep- 20 ter Srslien. Dtri3,3mt
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u It j II tt9e &emte.
4 1855 15H 1888 go .-~--u aJ1Qle9 MG :
.sa Dr., r. Johnston,
I9 Der str3t9e @r3t, tusl6er anseist,
8altimprese g o e SpSpttaI.
5a 9ur ltnterprGduns ber 2u6dlalbertt stnbltrt
Der etn3tse 9ldb In Der gBelt, spp Iid6ere;
i1neQe itr6 gritnblthe &uren itt ls.S ~ s.

w Our NHIerpru1un9 Der Sln1ul1lpetet Dt1bltrts
Der etn3ise 9lab In Der gBelt, ipp Ii&ere
fhnele ttn6 8titnbliAe &uren in 3ls.t ~ s
.ie, y. 'a' gebetimeit &rdnfbettet ''te
senta eben ats ba nO 3cuaunssuafIbistet. S&r6te ii
ben. &ifn ntS pen GeoerH @aanbnnsen Der ssren anS
gae, SwGde Der Neraen, Waaenpd.
Itaiaet eoergsI9fasenbeit, g,rtanoesf%wGGe Str,.
tlcpi.n S@r@ ernb, 3ittern,l AusenI@wGte S&winbd.
SSpa'er gntdnSnnS bss9aics Der MaIc br 9anse. bes
Wassns Der Gngeei6e arb alfer ier ebel Die &C p
Sewobnbten Der Suaenb. ee bren Oprn aefSBr-
lher tub ols ter Siree- @eana ben @ef6brteu S.s Ss
Sraunseu prnt&ts S@pd&e Der GOnttsn 5erUOrSrnasn,
os @be uamSsIt9 o3n ub suIfsben RSrper mb Snn Sec.
a3l9ps alslqGS GSunse Mdnner, So. 81
osrnee @s be Dpr itnes sesesen edtrs sersthen NnA
sas at@ pe 5aulsnbt tn str ~ rbeS GraE rtst nele
m rem Drnntr Str ssrsbaiet, ssa senas bssesr aas S
sesr bssauberuhs Etue euOdt tabea wrben mSsen R&
OChem Uertrdutw u1ten.
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sh s0e els as ~ Stptratsta bsabe&sse asb ID Nv.
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3sf 3rdli&atn srt werben ntu turr Dsrtuiee ssl@ff
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sns.sSslts s, sss sSs rs 'shss Rsfssasa 9s
tcmmsnbaft un6s moot R oft 2sss Dtrer bic Urea
eetnatten unbernnu fr6rueu, Sunsr 2eutt rt sn Imt
u 8engt wci He Htrtn ScIer nat sepSn
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2afn Stesn unf dneers ura&tn ntFe+ tsu 70 To &c su
EstenSt5etls ae SUse s 9ht6rGass 6s beLhen DsGre.
gDsr abfr tl IS duensn has h Rrd GrseusHna er Sru
enen VerrreH wre se @ tetnIt&en 2aHefu ers6eu ale
Geen G b wett tne AuserSen psrbeu bur frIten @e.
aug es ysrhaaruss sDssuss ssfRSa5 unb s ptpfeu us
seftsen Eraftt uerutdtet UE 435l91N sHf9 D33 ga
ettsrn Hrs ssRrss 9tdtn D MD. tte urae ber &sanst
Ranben fne. I'll
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febeR Sbiire11 puR 0alttnturear., Stlt@e Sfts,
ote St:tfett btldmf. - alA ls'9 Hoe pae.ol +
atar merle tS Saufn unb SahsnHnasf t.nn anHtnse ats
S@ntfdsr Stttftfet rGenrtrtscsrnh SS1nprnprssF se
ssnnen @ reselma6ts Ntr;t unh laHern GssstA ybn Se
SchnfrDe 6fuf tn ber flcbe. ts5 go 49, SO s,s4
St1. &at srsft maSeu suen Tps@ @tsmp euttdEtta.
. @tns 9eilgnS II, 2 .Gosert susefld,ert.
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6ptel 0nt,3
Gde Der 10. nnp @=Str.

b ysG9l 5Hi @aibinStpu, .. e. esta
&able b'bcte bon b.s lbr Ia @ore ben 9oussn Gag
Maswa Der been gSeiue nnb Stqnellre. (5unlS 3mt
e a3E'I ~Irltt1gtp1s Gpring.~
Dteen 10 beiieben gersnsunssc bat Der llnter3euee
bernOwsu rb rlaubt i brmt pas beutlGe pubIItum
8abn9tcnr @e9rsecwu nnb mses:nb 3u sabl e m 4eu&
Hein5uloben. s4it4 ta i@ &ist
@eel daftsn pee esOnnen fuh an @rlinstrn pic stcs
@rronen private Seitetten ab3uhae ertoltea bie
sintiaen @ebnsuusen unter Der 9rfderuns bob oes
tleB 8erareisbte Der belteu QuaIitGt ien nitro.
pteI pa AS stI9en An nnb 8. en- abSesebeH ruerben
IS Nirb men Sefrsbsu in et,ien 10 biteb en- plas Ia
tiseitsr @ Dscer no rabersr 9s + ber3uittgen ur III.
rblEn9ea 5p ee fir AIt uno tsS eiusurbRn 70 ba6
Arlington nebi leter bert9en Rage. cen 9aturl tntite
bat asseset@nete 1rinier aud allen enbesen blsu GH
fnrcerun9en entIprhtar5 ,fs4fil III .4R Carl Bod
" Eaittnston, o. g. % q Salts
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&opanaS aba6.
@. f. sxHB Her e.

Gfe .. Qpntbarp> u. 6rCntltr. B6lttmurt, Nib,
SUPPORTER nn6 SGnSler ID 2SeiH, 8Faaotes .
ctd eupfebe bierultt meen rennsen uab BEN Bublifnm
~ GuFS Bette oortirtes sa9er obgeH Artte:l lOn
belCabers auf GItsn eenae BbtsfsA, Bran.
unt4 olten 81 n anfmertiam MADE BStStep uh Sranbt
tbsn benz Barrel gum artpretls ae9SIa:n smIs cue BET
betetep NdifeI cvr easrss @eisenn citeptrei ins
- I.tI-E..4 So TeQn We
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-23
ssN Nlrtblbaffs1t &c.
5 0Dirtb1cbafts GrGfm,,mg

NNNIlEs In 9lrU. % NIbertdrIefraBs.
Dte nter, ,etuete MAIDEN ibren Srsnben. efdnnten InD
benz 9ubltfu uberbaupt erseten Die 9neis ed6 tie ihre
of Sas fetne enefidtete Saus nc @atenwrtb6aft erS
net baben uo Iaben bermit sabreiem Seinbe eiit
MalI- Rleuteen, 9 dbnnfe y y o. j
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-12
THE EXPENSE OF i MAssACRCSETTS
QUARREL

There has been sharp quarrel between
Gov. Andrews. Of Mass, and Major Gen'
Butler, respecting the troops on board the
steamer Constitution the Governor re-
fusing to officer them because organized
by the Federal, despite the State author
itiss. The quarrel delayed the ''Consa"
tution'' in Boston Harbor, eighteen days,
at the cost to the Federal Government OF
$2,5O0 per diem l-Ex.
Here goes FoETF-TTVE THOUSAND DOL
LABS Of the peoples money, to crafty the
caprice of Black Republican Governor.
The Black Republicans say Shaver mind
the expenssl None bat secession grum-
blers complain. Taxatioa viii pay II all
The patriotic people don't care" We
think they are about right, else the peo-
pie would have manifested some concern
as the way the money goes. The people
NAV slumber for sime, bat thsy ara sure
TO awaken to their rights and interests
after while. When that tiTau arrives,
let the plundeEing Republican dynasty be
prepared to render strict sessnnt Of isa
Stewardship.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-12

!. g III. -. -, -. re N taFyI
a Hurii1son - = HesFsh o1sos - : -
aforssaM Ol1kk u hans oan haa3s s1ss
r,.s.,a%..S heiiewe ffas d fsmilitary neoss-
Ii enforcement an this
-. -. fys.,A
fussum house fegaaa.aoa -.
Dunham aforssaida viii hare soans sasnS
&. Il, snd a. a matter Oh course will get
T y I. i ,v,,s,l,o ssaa WIN the peo-
pun = ssae 49, - -. go.
pie OF iowa qaiesiy suDnais w sAae go.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-12
rae RHFTM IOWA RR0EgvxE.

The ADORE Ia the title OF . sprighsly lit
tie paper Published at Boonville, No., by
the members OF Company 3, of the Fifth
Iowa Regiment. We supE oss that the
Company hare got hold of stsecessn Of
DC, and are running IL 10 sait themselves,
and az 1T IL exclusively under the control
OF the Ragimaas, VIC presame Ito saitosa-
ais reheas the. views OF large maiogasy
Of the soldiers IL she Regiment. In SPEAK
lug 81 the proposed emancipation 81 slaves
and the gsouaa sapposed 60 be eccupaed
upon that sabjsea By shs psesiaant, ne
editor ssys:
ssHis psliey ls&s BEEN 10 parsaa thas
course whloh, wilhoas sissng the Ssssa
fresh ground for eomplaints woald Iced
10 speedy adjustment of our diKcaltsss.
Nothing initiates the FEDERAL soldier mora
than 10 be sold that he b iighsing foF ih4
paEposa Of freeing the nagf6. We sali1a-
I'LL thruagh motives ef patfiosSsm aud ~
essuss we Thoughts ma istsrests of tkss ooon-
cry rsqaired IL. W. eth rsa.aa or III
aassiaasiisy sza, God fexbif M w 81
or lose ear consciousness of riehs ara -
Tea. Or lend cur I'D ID sha tn herau - Il
schemes ealsalassd - faaHsea fsssA As.
ssxhaasssS
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-12
THE WORK or DEAPoTISax GOES
HkAYELY ON,

When the writ Of Aabsas eorpss was
suspended in the military dissrict around
Washington, By President Lincoln, the
act although unlawful, was justified by
The friends Of the President On the ground
Of military necessity" When men
were arrested in disloyal districts, with
out the issuance of warrant, or the al
ing of an information supported By oath
or Affirmation in accordance with the re-
auirements Of the Constitution, the BLACK
Republican press throughout the country,
justified the act, on the ground that q
ssmiiitary necessity" required 1t. When
widow ladies we're confined as prisoners
in their own houses, without being in
formed for what they were so imprisoned,
or what crime was alleged against them,
sle act was justified as military neees-
sity." II may be possible that a ''mili-
sary necessity" made it necessary for
those in authority to violate the Consti-
tuition and deprive citizens Of their liber-
| ~, in sections Of the country where the
people we're decidedly disloya to the Gov
srnmant, yet We have NOT been convinced
by any proof or arguments yet adauesd,
that "miIitary necessity" or any Other
cause, save desire TO usurp unauthoEis'
ed authority, and to exercise despotit
power over political opponents, Eenderst
ii necessary for the powers that be, Il
thus yioIate the Constitution.
The last and most gIaring act Of des
potism, yet introduced upon the politiea
Chess Board, is 10 be found in the ukas,
of one Clark Durham, Of Burlington il
this State, who has issued bis edies, 70
curing all persons going West ey stage
railroad or other vehicle, 70 submit shei
baggage to him for inspection, and
found o. K, the said Durham viii sea
it and allow ii TO pass, undeE parni
signed by the said CLARK Durham sssar
vgyor of the Port Of Burlington.n Th
said Durham wall also 'sissue permits 70
the transportation Of all goods dsssine1
for proper persons and place." We sap
pose that the said DunhAm will decid
aho are proper persons 10 receive goods
and what places are proper places to ii
low goods to be transported 10.
From this ukase, we are led 10 bslisv
that In the opinion Of the said Durham
there are persons in Iowa, who are no
the proper persons 10 rsOaive their owl
: goods, and that there ere places 10 low
which arc not proper places for Ioya
citizens to live in, and shoaId shis Jask
Grape, make up his mind that oarsai
persons or places, are not the prope
persons Or places, TO ailow gooia TO b
transported 10, b. will refuse 70 issas hi
permit, and the goods win have % raTaaa
Ia the oasy Of Burlington during his isn
periai pleasure.
We suppose, howeEes, thai IL h net o
account of ths danger 10 she counsry
whisA II likely 10 sasus, BY TIE ailawsne
Of the transportation u baggage 81 pes
sangsss and goods 81 persona, Which Aa
iaaasassd shis psssy asapss % issue III
lsdisA gAs aaea i saEvsyax u sAs pa