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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-10-08
Erysipelas General Debility - Purify the
tfr rr1-rt-. -.rr-- Blood.

-
From DR.. Robt. Sa,rin, Houston ST.. N. Il -
DIR. AVER: Iseldom fail 10 remove Erupfions and
ScrQfHoas Sores by the perseyering use of your
tack of Malignant Erysipelas with it. No aiters-
tive we possess equals the SARsAPARILLA Won have
supplied to the profession as well as to the peope'
From J. E. Johnston, Esq, Wakeman. Ohio. 4
"For twelve years had the yellow Erysipelas on
my right arm, during which time tried ali the eel
ebraed physicians could reach, and took hundreds
of dollaIs worth Of medicines The ulcers were so
bad that the cords became visible and the doctors
decided that my arm must be anputated- began
taking your SARsAPARILLA. Took two bottles, and
some Of your PILLS Together they have cured me-.
am now as well and sound as any body. Being in Q
public place, my case is known to everybody In this
community, and excites the wonder OF aH."
From Hon. Henry Monro, AZ. p. p, Of Newcastle, C
w. a leading member Of the Canadian Pdriidmenf>
'sI have used your SARsAPARILLA in my family,
for general debility, and for purifying the blood,
with very beneficial results, and feel confidence In
commencing it to the afflicted"
st. Anthony's Fire. Rose. Salt Rheums
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-10-08

THEY ACT LIKE CHARM,
by Strengthening and invigorating, and restoring
the system to a healthy condition. 1t moderates
all excess. and removes all distractions. and a
speedy cure may be relied on.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-10-08
EYES and EARS.

EYES and EARS.
Extreme cases of all kinds of diseases will be
sent to Chicago, where more perfect treatment can
be instituted.
DR. Dodges Lectures on the following subjects
will be forwarded to those desiring, on receipt of
of the pr,ce set opposite each lecture:
Lee on Tuberculosis of the Lungs, Q cents.
+" " Catarrhal Bronchitis
." &c Prolapsus or Female weakness
% Dyspepsia,
Z" Scrofnla.
&c Our Theory and Practice,
" &c Female Cautery,
Either of the above will be forwarded on receipt
of the price, in new stamps or all of them, post
paid for fifty cents in stamps, as soon as the print
ing is completed, by the first of March.
N s. DODGE, NJ. ID.
apr5-5O- '63 Box 2974, Chicago, Ill.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-10-08

Mr.. IRA BROWNELL, Agent, hands us the
following certificates of the excellence of the
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-18
NO. Al


Ths Chicago TsaaSs Of Tassday, ssys
that IN isanaay night Twelve of tbe Con.
ssdsrate prisoners confined IN The pen,
1t Camp Doagfas we're frozen to aessh
II is asserted, says the Tpmss, thai Oh
Monday morning they were found in sh.
miserable handful of hay in theil
bdnks, frozen stia, though % II
appearances ia the enjoymsnt of .hsaitl
che day previous. The barracks ss Caar
Douglas are we'll ksown 70 bs totally aa-
astsd, during the prevalence Of sash
weather as the presept, Ter the use oi
anything, scarcely cattle. Those, il
which these prisoners are confined art
many Of them destitute Of stoves ; ths
windows in some Of them are broken oui
and through the holes and craeks in tbs
sides and the apertures In the roof tbs
cold wind enters freely ...., s..e=
The Chicago Abolition papers spsaA
Of the death Of these men more in spir'
ii Of levisy and contempt, than Of regret
or sympathy. This is characteristics, Il
these sufferers had been negroes, what 4
bowl Of horror and wall Of woe wpult
have reverberated throughout the coun'
try. But what is a white mans lf'
worth. ....-..-.I -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-18
COMING EVENTS.

We clip the following from the Day
ton DAILY Emparr:-Efeoning events cast
their shadows BEFORE" Gradually, yet
surely and detertninedly, the desperate
men who nav conegol the Government,
are forwarding their scheme Of eeasral.
izing the whole power of ths nation in
the hands OF the President. States are
to be robbed of their sovereignty, and be
brought in ahieet sHbseEvieuoy at the feet
Of the General Government, By force Of
arm If need be. The first grand object
TO the successful accomplishment of this
infamous scheme is 10 secure the COM
plete control Of the military forces Of
the States. In the Ststes now under
control Of Abolition Governors, this ID
already aEcom plishsd, as the Governors
are leaders in the conspiracy. The only
thing to be accomplished, TO make tbs
scheme a success, is to secure control oi
the militia in the States under Demo.
cratic authority. The attempt is nov
beng made IN New York. IL successful
Am .riean Liberty and personal freedom
are at an end in this country. There il
no use skating our eyes to these unpleas
AMI facts. They stare US boldly in tht
fase. Soon We will feel the iron gTasE
| Of military despotism about our yer,
fhraats. And still we slumber, Hsvi
We forgotten that ''ertsrnal vigilance /
TIM price Of liberty as' Will we like th,
foolish Trojans, be Iulled into further in
security By the profsEed wooden borse'
F6f the Administration Americans
Fvour liberties are in danger Ii may b
seonsidsred streasou" to warn you OF il
but we seorn the tyrant's power aBdsoun
the tocsin of alarm. We are rapidly drifs
| ling towards military despotisp. Quiet
| ly fold your hands, if you will, and disre
gard the warning until it Ia too late, bu
sooner or later, the fast will force Itsel
upon you. Under the false war cry q
Union" the usurpers at Washingto
are forging the chaina that are to bin
YOU to slavish despotism.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-18
wRa Ii RESP0SsEBLE R0A IKE


We answer. the Rspablisan party
The Republican party zasghs have PIE
vented ne present devastating civll Hss
Il might have saved the livss 81 sassas.
.,3s Of the best men Of the Nation, and
thousands of millions Of the peoples
money. For proof Of what We say' Fesd
the following from the speech of SrKRHES ?,
A. Douslas, delivered in she n'ted ssAsea
Senate, January Sd, 1861, uPOa ths 60
proruiss measures, then pcnting oefozs
the Senate:
"T believe this 10 be fair basis Of
smicable adjustment. II you Of sse he
~1hliean side are not willing TO accept
his, nor the proposition Of the Senator
From Kentucky, (Mr. Critsenden,) pray
tsu rs sohaa gos are tOi!!iHg to do
~ AppxKxs THE INQUIRY 70 REPUBLICANS
ONLY. roR rHK REASON THAT IN THE SaA-
wrTrEE or THIRTEEs, FEW DAYS AGO.
pvKay xx,spKR rRoa THE Sogra, INCLUDING
~Hosx FROM TIE CorToN STATES, aiEssas'
rooxss AsD DAMS KxPRESsED TKklA
READINESS TO ACCEPT THK PROPOSITION %
mY VENERABLE FRIESD IRON hESfUc&f'
MA. CgErxxSpxx,} AZ q F4sAI. SETTLEMENT
or THE CONTROVERSY, IF M ShnEn AND Gus
rArSxp Hx rae REPUBLICAN, AEzBERs.
4HENCE THE SOLE RESPONsl-
| RUJTY OF OUR DISAGREEMENT
AND THE ONLY DIFFICULTY II
4 tug NAY oR Al AAIOAkLk zAD-
rIsTsFRgT "a WITH THE REPUB-
LICAN PARTF. 2 80 b .'-
Her Z ! provsd that the Repoblica'
party ! responsibis, fsF the war that
IN responsible, for every DOLLAR OF nAsion
Al and atase Indebtedness incurred on -
.ornt os the way-that it 10 responsible
for the high taxes that have been impose
upop the people, on account OF the was-
that it is responsible, for the distress an
snanciaI ruin. which now exists IN ever
mart os sha sountry--saas it ID responsi
: BILE. sos ssary life loss in the war,--'h'
it il responsible 60, and should Eeeei'
Esba sursss Of every wlfs made widov
and Of avary child made an orphan, BY u
var. In short that il will bs respossib
for che dissolution Of the UHsan, shoul
the Unson be dissolved. ~.
Shall saah a party be continued !
). mower, on viii the people change ths
d rulsrsp Let the Baliot-box At the ne
eleo4isn proclaim tbs answer.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-18

ssEvagythiag II ssgoias up, 2 exssns tbs
wages of the Iahossg and mechanic
No matter bow high sttstockse may 80
40, or how plentiful . grsenbaeks mag
be. In Wall sssset oe in Washing
sen, on ia the aafashaaahls pocksss
Of The goEerament (shoddyl oonkrac-
tors. the mar dissa of the carpenter
gae brieklayer, the shosrnaksr, the tailor,
the day laborer, &s-. remain about the
same a. eyer, thoagh the eost OF Living
has Increased, owing 10 war asates,p z
Istiaaatina oarxeney,n the high rats OF
foTeiga exchange, and the lavish skpsn
disaFes Of the geverumsas for the sap
mort of an army Of helpless, il not lazy
ssald useless negroes, which the aboAiaosl
poliay has hroaghk, aad 10 continuing 10
hsing, from plantations IN the fs0ei
States, as il to be perEaaaently quaFsar-
ed upon the people Of she nsEth. z,
IL 10 estimated THAT theFe ere, to-day
not Iass than q hxnaxed shousand ksne-
grosa'' supported a. the publis lgotsEn*
mentl expense. At the rase OF tifty neaas
per day for each negro, we hAvs tina IS a.
aggregate bill Of expenses per aunuus, OF
$l8, ,25O, 900. And, as If thia wer4 not
snough, the abolition Houss OF Reprs-
ssasatives has jast passed . ball appru-
pxialing for tha parchass OF moxe Me-
gsoes-~negsoes ih Missouri-~SlO,O ID ,O0O, ,tss3;
The two items in the. aggregate, tsasnty"
es1sAi asillSona taco hundred and ftts
ahousona aoIIarsi We scarcely dare
ahink Of the fEighsful additions that mus
be made to this Negro supporting oaIi, u
| the presideaHs abolition proclamation II
70 have the effect in the cotton States tc
drive other arsies of negroes north Bu
the northern white slaves muaS grin snt
bear Ii. As long n abolitionisnh rule
the eouatry, negroes must be let loose
aad when they are loose they nsusa be fed
clothed. nursed and housed, for she mos
part, at the white mans expense. faxei
for that purpose must be laid, and tn
effect of taxes, as somebody has said, Il
to SNAKE ahe rieh richer and tbs poo
poorer.' Hance the ruinous advance II
! the value of all the neeessaries OF life
an advance which leaves the VIII to work
ing mans wages far in the rear, ana ren
ders il a matter of extreme diAcalty 70
the laborer, earning from one to two dol
lars per day, to kesp has vile and chill
dren eat of the almshouse. As figure
do not lie, we copy below from . repab
liean cotemporary) a comparison Of pri
ces currsnt to-day, wIth those Of tw
years ago, before the abolition policy va
linAugnrated .....
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-18

The following confession was made oy
she Hon. Mr. Dawes, Republican mem
Der Of Congress from Massachusetts,, on
the 25th Of April, in which he exposed
the corruptusss of Lincoln's administEa-
zion
aTHE GENTLEMEN MUST REhEM-
BER THAT II TIE FIRST YEAR OF
A REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH CAME INTO POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS OF REFORA AND RE
TRESCHMENT, THERE'S NDUBITA-
BILE EVIDENCE ABROAD IN THE
| lLAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM
DERED THE PUBLIC TREASURY
WELL NIGH IN THAT SINGLE YEAR
AS MUCH AS THE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES OF THE GOV
ERNMESr DURING THE ADMINS
TRATToN WHICH THE PEOPLA
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
IOP IT'S CoRRUP rIoE."
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-18

4 Men1<S<k14 te1rra(k 1p1ae gg1kf
sns m i11 : fIsll1s pssssas, 4 @
Hsaasu = & lE.n1 - z
II Pr - $4,000 Fas
III . ~ u - - skass sR ~ 900
sTssnsesi fsr oss day. Whars does shs
ar As Csixa, Auar sshom4Ad negroes ass
IsGppaxtea Asxhe sxpsAse ID ass Npyssf-
snsas. AsPms aoyaI'sbs n1n9 9sr + 1fN&h
laxgsss how large II II Sint u q ~.
AthsM Orleans manY shoussnds - kkus
suppoFted. Fwu-thirds of all the Negroes
asaasiaeEs = gar r tsseeIs pEosia-
|shsfr sappoi, IN shs tar x-psysrs al tAs
EsFtia hxkests toof Atebsiiss fa'R
How log nass chs psspas swsas azsa
psy lhair napsy a. snssneipess aMd aksep
% idisness this swasua of blacks2 lHaW
tong WI white taxpayers have anythiag
isEsto pay with IL the Four mslifon alayss
=ug tia Sossth are TO Be sAas throw epoA
Lksir haaas 2 1878 50 ~ ase. ~ er.s AZ $,ss
The administration sesas 10 sonssgar
plate the ineyitablr increase Of its Gara
and 6xpensss IN connection with tho
-saAaHsipassd negro. 4 Washington dis
patch states that sit fs probable that la
ASsieaa husaaa viii hs added Co shB In
tagior Department upon tbs appliOaason
OF the Rmaneipalion League Of Rossonss -
III shs Ezzz Ixson League Of Bosscn
pay ths billss-EsK Araass zsG
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-18
atvEDNEsDAY, Y, FEBRUARY ,ls,1 1863.
PROM ths crisis.


q WHY do ya noe understand my spesoha
Even becauss ss eunnat bear my word.
eYs arA.sf gnasfashsr tie devil sa<i
the lnats of you fathsE va paA do he
was murderer from tbs begianipg, and
abode not in the tfnth because there IL
ms truth Ia biaa When ha speakesh d
lie, be speaketA Of his own for be 10 q
liar apd lhe fatheE Of is."--sT. IoHSs
vii, 43:44, -.- ~.s. ...ss-g... ..fs -.s
oaa Beshsaah gsfs bis asxA rssidua bsssw % q
his esaEse lay direct for washluGtqn, wheEe a H..
oid abe has assumed the sxecatfye chAif.t
q I tsil thHsso nasiag as onward be went
ssTAa s1hsMs !. .hasa ssefixsasa for naa any scar,
propose 20 dsyehap in Old Ahsss eaFesTi .-
| '&aas for aag Thgpose Re aaoTe httsiIs tcof,
In him sge anitsa tbs knays sad tha assl-
W steyer Whisper In Abraham's ear
Wifl h4gs kis Approval neyes Reszd fssT. -s.sas
HIS every Intention must be in disguise,
~ pru@ptsa By Lac ths tatEaaT VI lies.
To gain ths support Of the aoRest and hTRysg
He aust call fer RsoEe troops the THtea 70 saTe.
The Congress anat understand tx bllAineas, ssS,s
And sarry the Cnttendsn psliey shrouEh,
II say seeSa stal w1dafEssn& hum sszSAt -ats
Lei atn be sTrestad at dead hopr af night, -
Let terror tAEas ssiss ca AL ahs HAAT dare ''-
10 upposs Che saiSts yhieh he m4I dsslaFs 'a,ea
\ Let all ais ssmSil sAsE9tt tes, Wherever Kn0%H,
Supercede civil wz1 witA sE1eoFn esckkoaei
Lei hin pseraihras offeF foi lying and theft,
And wolves anAheeg's etalng not snhascs 30 dr Aft
Let those who stll cherish the laE and he EAsAL
Bs ark 81 for Asssssmeh and take their last Eaits
| Let these things De carried oEsR abss see
What uzsn win suhEait 10 who el&Aa to be tfsss
And II no Resistance Is offered st ali, ...s...-g
IA IN GhFsw "a tAszAhsk aEaG open the bali
piTeStiy we ID AaYs zugA q kall upas saFtA @
Th4f the ona down below slll seem notAing sSrzh
La asvila fneaSusts each foe viii onGage
TO giut his deep xaageAxae and vert his bind rage
Toa iats A0aa for LsaeoAs, aE whoever would.
70 check q mad frenzy fer each others blood.
Thus shall accomplish nly 8atanic viii,
| Aaa thUs E0r sessSHTh &zink my niI."
| What faEtasE ED Heeisehuh dad Ia ala head,
| Ths sequel don't show a. The diSt2nes Was sped
Bat this we 10 know, since that Journey was made
| Abb Lincoln has s4Flss3y has master oetysd.
GENOA, Dee. g. 1852
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-18
sIczs DISCOVERIES OF GoLb b IN YVES
TEAM NERR ASAAt Il

Our information from the mines OF
Western Nebraska and Dakota is concIu-
sive that they possess surprising rich
mesa. and that they are destiaed, at an
early dgy, TO become the great attraction
among gold-seekers- Several letters Of
recent date have been received in this city
from gentlemen known TO be In all re-
spesss reliable, statiDg that ttio entire re-
zion az the eastern base OF the ROCKY
Mountains, commencing at tbs head va.
ters of Wind River, only aboas $40 miles
| from Fort Laramie, und extending NORTH"
| wartly and west9ardly TO taa head WA
tars of the Missouri River has been
found to cenfaIn deposits OF gold In suek
| quantities as TO render mining exceeding
/ iy profitable. Several gedueEasn wAS
have heretofore resided 10 shis city, hays
written TO their friends here, stasiag thR
the newiy-dicovered gold regions are 10.
Rnitsly superior to those OF poloFado.
Banuoek City, from which Mr.. Hsnf,
ZolIer wresa hts last letter, tad nos EsE
inhabitants in the carly part Of SepAm
|, Der laat-it has now ppPaiaaon 2
more than 900, and the stnigranss 81
rapidly pouring 10 from ali 4aaEtaTs.!9,
The earnings Of Miners, As stated. a
thase lstter- writer's are alm4sE fabulsas
aad il they were not veil khown ana iFa
. tI;ahla we sould nos b@liaVeI their st@ss
, nlensss 80 - r ,, !
an immense immigration, will pour in
: 10 this new mining distract next suin me
; and we have every reason tR balieRs shi
, shose who 80 will reap rich harvest
the reward Of EheiE enterprise snppis'
of ell kinds Gan be readily prDcafeds %
2 there will be an absence eE the scaFoal
i and suffering which genaraAiy attend y
' opening Of the newsyfal lscoveFsd 90
], Aelas. sE
= We have caxsgally avAds'i all @iiasl'
: 10 shase nainas unsil We hafs become .
10 is6ed thai thay ars substantial reaaaA
h and We have now no hasisA4aan ~ COZ
|. mending them TO tha assaAsaan OF taa
Y who have a taste f0r gold digging. - :
y best Rsld aow open 20 sasfa Oh shis eon
neus. OsaaAG Repa6l lie0ea- I y
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-18

These s'priceae need no Cam enks-
They convey their own moraly and the
moral is, that in order to q emaacipata
soms millions Of southern negroes, the
aorthesn white laboring man is to be en-
shaved. He must be, rs he pow is, a
slave to capital, slave TO taxation, and
slave to poverty. One OF th4se days, II
we can get the administration back to the
starting point of the war, 90 ab to make
it a war for the restoration of the Union
and the maintenance of the c bnstitukion
only, the emancipation OF thf northern
| workingmen from their bard tksk masters
is possible, bat not before.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-18

FRgE Moro CorToE GuLrBRE FAIr-
uRE.-The Fourrierite experiment. Sf a
Negro pnalaustry got up at Beaufort,
South CaroTina, under the auspices of some
crack Drained AboIisionists and wTtless
BrigadIers, hes signally failed. The Ne
groes were to be put al Cetton raising !;
and the downfall OF slavery was predict
"A from she wonderful success of Free
Negro Cotton Culture! The experiment
has been in progress under most favora-
hIe auspiees--the best soil and climate,
| land for nothing, negroes without cost,
| laborers's r%tions supplied by the Com
missariaa. Sapssintendenss furnished from
tbs Array. and Cotton at four fold 10
former price, Yet the IttbaHe iHfoEm'
/ us of the result: a z.-esss.E. -.
-7ssIt is understood that Gen. Huntel
pstu direct The sssspeassoa Of the calsiea
Iion Of cotton on the plautatiens werks'
under the auspices or the Goyeruuasn
1 during the present season. He propose
10 have all the soil DEVOTED TO the raising
Of sewn, in order to afford Some dtrsc
felief %. ths subsistence Dspasszaetls
and decrease a. Essseh a. Pessisss ta
4 drafts Of this Department upon ass FED fsa
eral Treasury - r,.-r.'st +
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-18

. "Lf Ahese iatsrTaGl fanatics aas Abo-
Easaaisss sUeF est tie poser sa their
Aaaas, tAsg spia override the Ceassata-
sson, set ths Supreme Court at deea"es,
ehGsgs sad make Iaaes to sssit tesassesRs'
LAY VIOLENT HANDS on TAoxx WHO DIss
KxR WITH rHKM IN OPINION, Or dare 4aes'
ssoa tAssr sedsltsy, and finally eoakr'.Pi
Ghs soamsry aad dslsss Is ssitk blood. p
DAETKI. WEBsrKR. .- t-... ..~...,.. .---
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-18
aaon AHp THg NEGRO. -

Qna member of the BeeehcF family has
enriched tha religious phrasesiogy of the
American people With the refined and pi-
ous ejaculation of Bully Hallelujah!'
Another scion Of the same stock has now
fasorpd us With neE nationl slogan.
g God aud the Negro is the war" cry
which Henry Ward Beecher recommends
q the armies Of the Republic, through
the columns OF the independent, in the
following passage, which nothing but a
sense of public duly could induce to quote:
Congress is in dispute over a bill to
arm and equip 10000 negroes, TO serve
in the var. Let it stop the debated The
case is settled; the problem is solved; tue
argument il daue. Let the recruiting ssE-
vsants beat their drums The next levy Of
troops must not be made in the North, bat
from the plantations. Marshal them in
bv regiments and brigadss The men
that have picked cotton must now PICK
aintsl Gather the great third army
| For Two years the government has been
yearchipg, in an euemy's country, for
a path 70 victory; only the negro can End
isl Give him gun aud bayoOet, and LEI
bim point the wsyl The future is fair: God
and the Negro are TO save the Republic
Ifashese brutal and biasphemous raw
Einas reached our ears from hedlarn, thes
usaI4 be suf6eieptlY shocking. But the1
are deliberately priated in . paper pro
4 fessed1y religious. They are Intended =
il Be rad In The house Of civilized an'
Il Chr ixsamn men. They ere tho creed of \
|. aaa, ealing himSaI minister of foy'
n and aI auercy, And mad as they ais
II thssffeg i'ta Il a mean method in thair madness
Th4s sanguinary ribaidry is the calcaia
tsd vvsgs. Of most slavish cosardioe
u Here is the Argument of this horrible ery
I The interval basween tha destruction
and the salvgtfan OF the Republic
men sarsd by two steps-one ID einancips
tion: tha oibes, military success. III
hTs, Is aaken; tha otheF delays How
! il "a be achieved ? Ihass 10 bat ons ae
4 / swerE-ty the negro .t-.s., x..,t.
! T. The negroes are the final reliance OF q
Z / Government. They are the forlora hoE
+ al the Republic. Thcy are the last sat
. 1 kaepsrs af ths good caase. We ma
!, 1 maka alliansa with thsms or oar In
! / success ID impeyiled. -f .4
Il
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-18

S aI declare upon ny responsibility
ss Senator, thai the liberties Of this
country are In greater danger to-day
from she ssxvupssoas, aas frem aAs
psoas9acy pracsiosd IN Ne sarsosss sspars'
naSass of he Government Aaa thsy art
from uss ssesay in the open fsld.-J r.
Hale, RspabEscaa Senator FROM NstS
HaaspsAsys. sS
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-18

sa~sE HAVE No PURPOSE, d.
REaITr.E oR INDIRECTLY, To IN
TgRRgRg WITH THE INSTITUTION
or SLAVERY In THE STATES
WHERE 1T EXISTS. / BELIEVE |
Save No LAWFUL RIGHT TO DO
90 AM, I HAVE NO ENCLTSaTTos
TO Do S0."-PrsideHf LsseeaH III
his EnauaasrdI address.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-18

- Man 10 plaesd ia this werfd - q
spectator !; when ho u tired Of woader-
ing at all the npssltiss absst him, and
not till thaa, aoss hs desire to be aaae
assn&sntnzs aish sAs saass# slsAs sssaae
these wonders. s.f, .g s4ss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-18

GagELgr PftLoRrEp.- hf. weed writes writes
. letter 70 the Afbany EOssssss .loaraas
closing thus - s. .... i
And nov leave Mr.. Greeley, the eol-
aans oa hts oNn Tssbss#s beisg she en-
pouent and witness, a. Rrst inviting aas
withdrawal Of the Cotton States, aan
Eoos,seausas aiyisior pf the Union and
shen. sageeE an hsndgaa Thousand lssss
have been saoriEead, sad kwelge hanzlfss
millions of treasure sgaandereds demand
inr tina Intervention of the graat, powerl
of Euope la fayur oil Spsaas upoi
/ sarms assainahae, for the sake sf ssIsa
xnanisy and Commsreas ~ W.