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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-27

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A@PElas ana wm1 L. Eossina,
You and each of yea viii take aaklee saat shaxs
vii De on ale On OF sessge sAs nrus day Of 3ans,
I9Ss ia the oszsee u she ciask og AAs nlAtgsss
Cosrt Of Aigia eounty fowS, u psgfksen ef H. G
Alderman m Administrator of the sssssea sf &Aea-
aan As6sFRsa, Sseasseab giasminK a& ssM the xHan
d fwo Handred aud Fifsg Dolizxs 10 maAsy aaa
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% said AeTshaxd 4Ex xefman, Oh pR ksfofe The feth
aY af ApFil A. y. seSss wS1e sAH per &eNs in<xFes1
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PAD On sas sesh a& of s1sts, Al D. - sitf aise
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700 OF even aass. vita SAID psamissssy aese. q
'sesre the SAysens Feaf and the shksfesg thfss-
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-27
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-27

8. 8. aAYLxss. pKEsgRER4OE

TAe Propetss0T hAa kaAxa4 nslEhsg gxgsass aoF
Saizs in mzkias tAs sRaes6G'' enc At she arss He-
isas il ths Wsst. Tha Aeasa is tour stery brick,
hsuunS oas hnnazsd tees GA Bgeaaways Is Ass
Ssen nswly tnxaishsa taxpEgAauzs aaA wkls Nsssass
EoaAts four tlfnes as aahy gaests as sny house in
the atty. Tae raoma are large and wei vem4ilxtsdi
Ae table is always sappEzsa vita every fuxary shs
market 4saEda, Every eangealssss Ia ASsr6a& In
toe house for the cozstoFt and pleasure al guests
aasing tAeis saay. ts9v ~
The asw ARd zwalsaas AascE AARa1 esuBeesea
VIII Eas hoaaa canEsn4 be surpassed in tha stats.
There Is slsu tarxs wagoa lard aad swe large
Stock TArts wan fancsa, atxaxAea ss tAs Barn, and
Ahu5dAatly szPpaipa wtsa watss sFoyz lnstA4 ogsas
u Horses and CARR s&es fpxhis shea On sheEz Re~
tses and at tAtr rates. 9ffsSf ~ ssF2ssf 80.
GAHEs RoATgasaE Ex.a wsEa bs fSAad- i'm sas e&@
ecs Tses a. s8Nz
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-27

''If thSss ialaa&i tassasscs and Abo-
I.siomisas suss GET the posceF tss tAsss
haHds, they scfH orsrids the Coasstta-
tsoa, SCI ths Suprsase Coarf al deGaaess
chaasa aaa make Eaars to swss lssssssees
Lar vsoEsaRr HAEps sos. Tmesx wHo DTFs
FmR waTH 1axz M oprxTos, OF dare gsss-
sioa their Sdalisy, aad 6ssilg bonkr4ps
tAe eoxsssy saa as4ase il sUisa bleed p
DANIEL WEBSTER. .ay asF 2
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-27

n u mMf
the following confession was made by
the Hon. As. Dsves. . Republican nens-
bey Of UsaeTeas fsom Massachusetts, on
the 18th of Apsil, ia wAieha hs ezPosed
the ,osrrsgsnsss Of LineolaRsy ssaR nlFsse7
ton I'D rs @@-sz
ssTaE GENTLEMEN MUST REMEI-
BRRTHAT In THE FIRST YEAR. OF
A REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH CANE ENro POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS OF REFoRA AND RE-
TRENCHaEST, THERE ISDUBITA=
BE EVIDENCE ABROAD In THE
L..ASD THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUNs
DERED TIE PUBLIC TREASURY
WELL NIGH IN THAT SINGLE YEAR
AS MUCH as THE ENTIRE, CURRENT
YRAREY EXPENSES OF THE COW
ERNAIENT DURING THE ADMINS
TRATfoN WHICH THE PEOPLE
HURLED. FROM PuHER BECAUSE
OF ArSa0RRUPTIoA." a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-27

nATHEs kEKp rHR GogT.--A pnfsns
merchants aasieg sent sampls al wine
TO The Eafl es DsFbys which be avowad
was good forsshe goass suhsegasasly wrote.
Tor an order. The Earl rsplisd pressss.
ing his compliments 10 MI. - -.
Aaa begged % say be bad tasted the m,
seass bas prafeFTed sss gous.n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-27
CITY HOTEL.
zTDDLE BRoADwAY, gouNCTL BIgRFs
RY ww II RagS&x@

Tae Proprietor has isassd aas shove heueS, and
las Esnitad and rsfuxuisaed ik tbEsaxAea& In tha
ASsi convenient aud eomfoxkaels style. HAvfn@
aAa many years expegtsaee IA shsbRsiasass he aas%
tsrs himself that he can give geasrai sasisfaesian
% ali those wke aAg fagoT AHA vita sh&iS passpsss
Se' Pare as low any house In town.
stoek YAraz and skseies sssaGasa.
April l. La63. a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-27
UsrrKD STATES. Loryxxx.

Some fAoetioas genslsaaa has psrps..
srased che following. The polass assd
40 explanation
United States Lottery l--G Grsat i.,.,,,sA.
nents - Brilliant Schssm, a ff-A,i -. Br;.s.,
ana no baaAks - Tickets for shia Lot
sasy Tor slsha Glasses er H. dfssr4bassa
oRATks.
a9, IsssEasa Reyeuus ssaamss seas,;ressJ
Tne drawing of pefxe nnmber vii
eat5sls kba feFsaaass insiss i<3uai 10
news highly saished msskes
bran naM saik Of clsshase at
! pais az.shoas and sseekfogs
elsgsat bsaakst;
nans ssEFasack aad knavsack
nies sAsaridga box wssh go reuuds u
asa @aiRi isasa; ~ s5@i9a1 u 81
! saies an plasas tin cap, kaiss, fcrk
and spooap 80 -
. 10 adalklaa 10 thss the holder ar 4hs
incEy aaaaesF wiA hsse > segslas is,rp.a,s
OF 4l5; per weash, and sswhess s6fs ierrs..s
ssf = a esss viii raosise aaapsssl priga
Wssh saah indaessnsaas the manses,.
hopss e be largely pssseaissl b. ri 4,
pE sssa sag pahiis. Tbss 10 me- hunbux,
catch peesy instisatioH, bus n aes,u.s,.s
issesys ~ whaeh, tbs saaaagwrs win fal
ssl all tAsy. eTauAiss..
lssallssa by aea vi Coagress, apprpyl
Cd March 3d. 1868. 8a ssElfE 80
Az psssss cssAsd BY the Provost Mar
shsl afs ahp dissrsas dsssslass, !
Ilms ~ drawinx will be daily an
aoaaeesas ssas1 eng sHso dsawiag 4 prisI
wsll ba lznmadisssly ssxisea sof tns fnnt
Csl.aJ B. Par, Manager.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-27

uoLDsN aFaSs.--ssMa, want somss
liaaia generosity onsy bread and but
tsF.8 "sons whas nay Guild ap esstw.s
liquid generosity .sWhas I'm ssss, wor,s.3
asss Ns s tae ea1 mean By Liquid genssasssy.
Y hat ss y ~. .sos ~ s'eissh uas aasas.
yoa knoE Whgss Ia, nelasssa, 10. b.,I
sare.n -.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-27
ATr0RMEgt AZ. law


COUNCIL sLUPFsy IoWE,&
Lsaa RAsinesx kEansxe&sd, - ali its sr rsaches.
n4 arr aNss DO asas Sald asAi teeaset Taxes paid
lax oF-EszsdsntSs Tstles sxasalned. seltscttaAa
zI4a City and Ce1Fty Orders bought aud sold, fax
ss paid in Omaa&, n. T., and sarreani ng ceauties.
RETERENeEs-I- a. T4Ea8onl Pres, ami ]. D.
LazxwaOa, Cashier. Hraach State Bank Of Iowa,
Cguncii BFufs [mzyIS&t
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-27

- Andrew Ksynolds, . negro eoa.
SCRIPT IN Bostous having sesa shas a asuroa. ).
woafd NOT De accepted ss subssitutss "a,
white men very naturally conoladsa sha.
toesr exemption FEE would be las than
sed Upon aaqairy Of Marshal Prr.
~ was informed thai no discoans xouid
Dc made oa account Of color.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-27

szcasxAzx SsgAxp's Po@Kks Tkasso-
retary Of State whils sadsss syiax 30 sins
dicste the vitality OF the Fsderal, Hoxsrsr
mehF 70 Lord Iyohs, fflassfaleed bis poss-
tian by sayin4ss sgss Tssfszs 'as
/ A<y Laxf ~ eam foss<h q bsiI on ms
ysQkl AanA and order fhs srysxs qf D eitsr
,1sa of 0kIo, Ieas tps<h ths bsil aaain
and usd<v aks snsptisoSss of q, csfkseB
- AAs Rssk, ssssd ~ pesssv ~ saSth VI
thal QfsSh<a aRn116Gmf rss sstAase shAn.
Can ne Qxfsp of EnptMad, IN ANsde-
Ssssniosss, % as saurk !
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-27

- sEQUMCzL aLGREas IOWA. --- y. -
aixxtng, sliding EraiRing, MarbiiRg, BgonxlRS.
sxrraass, xag9n and busy painting, in good style
PApsT hAaglRE warF4Eaasi ast 70 peol GGs good
gIok ofwAli-PaReE eoRstaatly ea had. Ceilings
waItaaeA aad wAiIs ooi0rssi
p Orders from t8wH OF coaa1Fyy sol4ci tse and
pFynptiy stteEsled to. o.
saop "a Main street., rear Of James Block
ksr7t, IS. .fFf ly
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-27

Lo0Ef ON THIS PICTURE.
ST ORDER AND DECLARE THAT,
ALL PERSONS HELD As SLAVES
ls TIE RSAaDsBRSIGNsATED STATES
AND PARTS OF STATES ARE. AND
HEREAFTER SHALL BE FREE. p
Lsneala,a Ezsaesaaason. ProelaMaassea.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-27
WEEKLs Y BtJ(;lE
rHuRsDAY Asyeusr u Il, III.

oxxxzeaxbsaseru Il, tss,.. 80,
sssssA saiiaissasss q - - ss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-27

R - The faea can no longer be dig
guised THAI many ofssbe Repnbifeau Sen.
asors desire war and lisnnion, andsr praS
sszs Of SAVING the Uaion. They WIKI 10
ges rid ef ths southsEn States, In order
10 have . nsjority in the Senats 10 con-
arrn, the appointments, and many Of shsm
think they cad bold permanent Repub-
Iieau s1srisy ID sbs Northern States, 6sls
not in she wkols Uaion, for partisan rea-
sons shey are apxioas 10 dissolve the Uns
ion, If il can BE- dome. wishonE haIaiag
shem responsible before the people. ~
Sssphea "A. Dougsas W fAs q. 3, Semais,
Dee. ID, loS0., rsFaf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-27

= ooanserfsiss IL shs ses ssas il.
ssaas Of eovsranent possaxs, II .cur.sseu, I =
aave made their appearases 10 Ohisas,s !
fhsy arg close initasioa ef shs ssaass...
asd shs fraad can only bs aessossd una.
oassfai s' eza1aisasion. The shading srosas
s''s large fsases Ten, both On DE faee saa :
80 80 are sAs priasspal points whsrsis
sasy diaAs from shsg gsnaine.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-27

. Eae oaasaad fAias.| y Democrat
psaaii isn@ spe assaas. af stas marvsags ot
". Janss T. Rslasrsam. 10 'aasss aEary ysa
1asep' - That ssaasy. TAsy had lived
saes faF fsas yaass, had go eAiIdrsn.
and aaAaly aaaaaaded % Aissis ri, lsRall,
4aeeE stsbsuss Ohasaeid. .sFh~f
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-27
THEN ON THIS.

THEN ON THIS.
- &sEITHEg THE PRESIDENT
NOE CONGRESS- GAN EAdAH0lPATE
SLAVES Alsx MORE THAN THEY
CAN GRANT BILLS OF DIVORCE. y
--Ez- Goo, Hsary Dsaioa, II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-27

New YoEk, Aag. Is.
The establishment known a. the New
York Tattersalls, 9th avenue vas burned
Yesterday afternoon; nuaaber Of aFs-
asa was inferred; rs heases barned; loss
SA0, ,0OG 6rs supposed % be ths work Of
sn inesndisry and part OF the general
scheme by riosously disposed persons 90
aesoans OF che approaching draft.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-27

aY$sf HAVE NO PURPOSE, DI-
|RECTLY Or INDIREQTLY, TO M
TRRRERE WITH THE INSTITUTIONS
OF sc sLAEsRTs IN THE STATES
WHBRE IT EXISTS. | BELIEVE L
HAVE NO LAWFUL RIGHT TO DO
80, AND i NAVE, NO INCLINATION
TO DO so.ss@P Pssaasas L&a ois IN
Ass Esaagsyal Addrsa,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-27

Cen. Ssho6slsi received siispaecalss Ianf
night stating thas oar gaabsass asseaaea
White Rissr aboEs Desazc, savsmTinx 8
or rebel boats, crsws aud aafgnes, all
che rebels had In ths river. Gen. David
soa esoasd Waite river and movsi toward
Lassle Rssk. His advances had arrived ii
sight Of Psics's piekeSs. 80,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-27

! " @sEasaa8 s0aa5 = u Ays s.
Government rsceissd despatch from
Chasssss0n sis Fortress Mannoe, sssis
nsEaiags thas ea Fri iay xaa Saturday,
the bsuhaTshnsnt waa terrible. The 40
tion Of the sea prssenssd the msnissss
frosa working, bas they expeasaa 10 join
In tia assssk on Msnday. 4 despatch
says thsSc wss a report thai Gilmees had
sacesesisa In Feaehi,g gharlssaon @ish
one Qf hasn leng ranss guns and bad
thsawB shot inle ne eity 10 SUCH an en-
sensi - 10 aail fossh aag ef ssnss
froHa RaMaxegHFsas Ma oi6slal aoaarma.
sion OF thus, nor is IL believed.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-27

n % fAs New Tork 7s,nes sap.a... ann.
'sa'shoae saMssr of asn ealisa for ari
Iaef sAassafs 10 go, 900. yudginasr frs.,
sAsrsssiis saas far experienced il laa., q
sac aassd of shis khais assnSsr,' al al
probably @ers, wiiE ssears sxsnp.ioa by
Rsgasaas 81 ss00s sssA. This VIA yield
Hss fas iron afsy milIioas al dsiixrs. Il
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-27

W 'F'LIIt4E tV8s 1&AEs A@As
IptaFmaGion from head. quarters of the
army Of the Potomac, says there u no
eaaaga or IndaRlian Of change of posi-
ti0n. Adssees concur that the rebel fore
% around Culpepper have been Fsdaeea
% A. j. Hill's command, while LsagsxTees
and EweIl havs.moved southsard, prob
ably to Fredericksburg.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-08-27
Orange Ossfs Hoass, Aa

WfazszzxE SVWk8 EkSsAa@g dEfEt los
6sntisnen frem Ssaantoa reports saaas
twenty odd federal raiders sas broagia
there on tho 18th, sapsaFed within Is
miles Of that plsos.
none Of the RicAmoud papers OF Sas-
araAy ssfss 10 the sxssasi6a of Captains
Flyan. aad Sawyass whieh tsas % fass
placs on Friday ,gis i Easy proAabss she.
execution II quietly passpgagds ahpse ii
bus litsse 4auxsr u tss bling carried out
DO Ions ~ asna w. u. Lee ana Cant.
Wins4ex are haId n lsAxkaaes ssssv sha,u u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-28
Camp Of the 95th Ohio, near Helena,
Arkansas.

THURSDAY, March IS, 1868.
We are now encamped on the Arkansas shore
Of the Mississippi, four miles below Helena =
We managed, after wording three or foul
hOuIs last Monday afternoon, to get up oui
tents on the sand among the trees, so that wf
could be tolerably comfortable for the time be-
ing This ia one Of the Sandiest places you
ever heard of, almost equal to the desert o.
Sahara, the only difference being that we have
plenty OF water. My tent Is within ten o.
twelve feet of the waters edge of the Missis-
sippi .t 5
Immediately back of US is bayou or swamp
extending back | know not how far. There il
only a narrow strip of land between the river
and the swamp, somo two hundred yards wide
and extending along the river about balf a
mile. So We are completely surrounded BY
water.
On this little piece OF sand, suppose, there
are some eight or ten thousand troops encamE-
cd. There is plenty of timber growing along
the beach aud back in the swamp. Some OF the
boys have been telling trees in the swamp; try
ing in this way to gain the mainland, but Of
yet have not succeeded, most OF them man
aging to get good dHekins, which oools of
their aFdor for making bridges.
The weather is growing decidedly warmer
as We go southWsrd. II is intensely hot here
when the sun shines out 10 all his slender. The
boys even now are running around with bare
feet, their shirt sleeves rolled up and their col
lars thrown back. It has actually not rained
10 this region for nearly week. The river il
very high Row. II It should rise foot or two
more, we would be obliged to seek accommo-
dstiols 10 the tops Of some of thege trees, The
trees bear unmistakable marks of the whole
place having been flooded at come period
Would 1t not be a fine joke on us il Il should
be overAoWed while We are here7
The river here Is between four and five miles
wide, looking like vast lake. There are va.
rlous rlmors in regard to our destination; but |
can ascertain nothing definite. suppose, how
ever, that we are bound for yicksburg; but by
what route We shall 60 cannot tell II is prob
able we shall go by some Pass TO tso rear Of
Vicksburg. 1t ia said that the head OF Yazoo
Pass Is directly opposite here, and that Moon
lake ia only six miles of IN a direct line, but
twenty by the way of the Pass. This little lake
is said to be the rendezvous of the Yazoo expe-
dition.
We will doubtless leave this place within q
week or ten days. Only portion OF q division
can be transported at time. A few regiments
Of Quinby's division are still here. They left
Memphis two or three weeks prior to the de-
pArture of our division. The health of our
regiment (the 95th ohio) lie very good. We
have but very few sick with us. But the regi-
ment is still growing smaller, we having left
some fifty or sixty at Memphis in the Gonzales
cent camp.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-28
DIR. HOLINESS ODE TO CAROLINE.

She has gone-she has left rs In passion and PRIDE
Our stormy broWed sister, so long at our side /
SIZE has torn her own star from ornaments glow,
And turned on her brother the face Of foe
o, Caroline, Caroline, child Of the sun,
We can never forget that our hearta have been one
Our forehesds both sprnkled In LIberty's name, 4
From the fountain Of blood with the finger Of flame
You were always too ready to fire at q touch; -b
But we said 'She is haAty-she does not mean much.'
We have scowied when you uttered some turbnlen
threat $3.50 s.t '-t'
But friendihp still whispered and foTget
Has our love all died out7 Have its alas grown cold
Has the curse come at last which the fathers foretod
Then nature must teach us the strength OF the chain
That her petulant children would sever In vain.
They may fight till the buzEards are sOrsed with thei
spoil,
Till the harvest grows black as it rots in the SOIL
Till the wolves and the catamouns troop IRON thsi
caves,
And the shark tracks the pirate, the LLOYD of the waves
In vain is the strife When Its fury Is past,
Thelr fortunes must how In one channel at last
As the torrents that rush from the mountains Of snow
Roll mingled in peace through the valley below.
Our Union Is river, lake, ocean, and aky
Man breaks not the medal when God cuts the dis ~,
Though dsrkened with sulphur, though cloven witt
steel,
The blue arch will brighten, the waters will heal
Caroline, Caroline, child Of the sun,
There are battles with fate that never be won
The star. towering banner must never be furled,
For Its blossoms Of light are the hope Of the world
Go, then, our rash sister afsr and aloof,
Run wild in the sunshine away from our roof;
But when your heart aches and your feet have grown
Remember the pathway that leads to our doOrl
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Mayors Proclamation.

TO the Qualified Electors of the city Of Colunbus:
On Monday the sixth day of APRIL 1862 an election will
bshed in said ctyfOr the purpose Of eecng one Mayor
one oiy MahAi City solietor two School Directors
two Trustees to terve members of the City Council in
each of the following wards: Nos. z, and 9, and one
Trustee to serve as member Of the City Council in
each of the remaining wards to wlt-Nos 2, g. and
The election will be held at the following places, TO
wit Ia the let ward at Fraziers office corner Of Spring
and Front streets; ID wsrd-Buckeye House 81 ward
City Clerks office; 4h wardZetter House; 5th ward
South Engine House, 9Th ward-Laurence echneider'si
9TH wsrdPrst door south of Hetesheimers Grocery;
9th ward-North Engine House, 9th ward-Exchsnge Ho'
tel.
The polls will be opened at six O'Clock, A. NJ, and
close at.six O'Clock, P. NJ
wRAY THOMAS,
W Mayor
March "a, ls6S-t'iI election.
Fact copy
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THE OHIO LEGISLATURE.

In the SENATE, on Friday, March 9th, Mr..
Lang made motion to correct the Journal, by
emitting all relating to the reception of mes.
sage from the House containing the resolution
resembling the sine die adjournment for the 26th
inst, and the siatement that the President
signed the same, for the reason that IL was doD o
in the evening, after the Senate adjourned.
Explanations followed by several Senators,
when Mr.. Lang withdrew his motion. Mr. Ken
ny renewed it, and was seconded by Mr.. Fihck;
but the Senate voted 4 down. Mr.. Kenny then
entered his protest, declaring that the General
Assembly is virtually adjourned, and should
transact no more business.
The bill, Amending the law in relation to
the Ohio Female College, was passed. Y
The Senate then, before noon, adjourned
until Tuesday, March 3lst. J'ae A--
In the HoUsr, after prayer by the Rev. Mr.
Roberts, the following members were allowed
TO cast their votes on the preamble and Fesolu-
tions censuring Mr. Dresel t.3 -
Yeas--Messrs. Babcock, Cory, Howard and
Schell--4.
Nays-Measrs Blocker, Snyder, Smith and
Thorp-4. eG !
Mr.. Winsns, the Republican member from
Greene, moved to reconsider the vote by which
the House censuted Mr.. Dresel, and proceeded
to discuss the motion. In the course of his
remarks, be stated that the preamble and reso-
lutions of oensure contained, charges against
Mr. D. that are not krue The Houae ha
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Another Adjournment.

The Legialature, some time ago, fixed the
Goth Of March as the day for final adjournment
But as that day approached, the Administration
members concluded they must have more time
Hence, they rescinded their fret adjournment
resolution, and decided to remain here until the
l4.h Of April. No sooner was this done, than
both branches adjourned over again from Fri
day. until Tuesday. Such is the course Of the
msjoriiy in this General Assembly. The tax
payers will be called upon to foot the bills!
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Great Honors to a Negro-A Diplomat
Dinner Given Him.

The Court Journal at Washington says:
Secretary Seward gave diplomatic dinner
last evening in honor of Colonel Roumain
Minister from Hayti. The folloEing Repro.
sentatives we're present: Baron Geralt, Dean
Of the Diplomatic Corps, M. De stoeckl, Rus
sian Minister, Lord Lyons, English Minister,
and M. Mercier, French Minister. The other
guests were Secretary Chase, PosIinaster Gen
eral Blair, Senators Sumner, Harris and Nor
gan, Judge Otto, Assistant Secretary of the
Interior, William Whiting, Solicitor of the
War Department, and Judge Goodrich, Score,
tsry OF Legation at Brussels"
Colonel RouMAIS is black and shiny negro!
How fast 10 the progress of events! When
tn, auntry WAa told, years ago, that the object
of tn Abolition crusade was toward negro so
cial as well as political equality, it was indig-
nausly denied by the Administration prints
There 10 spectacle presented above that white
men may well ponder over! G. 49, ~