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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-17

c. Senator Lane, of Indiana, made a
war speech the other day from bis place in
the Senate. lie is in earnest abost putting
down the rebellion. The following passage
10 vigorous:
81 believe that as yet there is no necessity
for the employment Of negroes for the put-
pose OF suppressing the rebellion; bot If he
necessity shall exist hereafter, We have
perfect righ' - employ their services: nay,
more, it will,be our boundsn dnty to do 90.
would rather that rebel master should
fall by the hand of bis slave than that he
should live 20 overthrow my Government
or to destroy the life OF my brother upon
the battle feld., Gentleman who are 60
fastidious in reference, TO the means prop
er to employ for the purpose of putting reb-
els out Of exsntencs, it seems to me arA
hardly in earnest In wishing them des roysd
at ell. am willing 60 employ any agency
the white man, the negro, the usnpon,
the muskst; would inVoxe, 1fit wsre
not impisus, aBy poser in Gods physical
universe. would blast chem with light
ming !; would rain upon them the showers
OF fregpd birthstone for which they are
as ready as Sodom and Gomorrah were in
olden tine.p "a, :5,m., 49,.
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Grenada. Miss., Jan. 2.

The Arkansas Legislature imposed fine
Of not lees than 5000 and not more than
$4,000 and Imprisonment in Peniseutiary
from 8 to 10 years, upon any person guilty
Of trading with Yankee.
Hindmau reports 5000 of Grants troops,
gobs TO Memphis. IL is believed a large
portion Of bis force will join Mississippi
river expedition.
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Ths s1HaAs papers ar4 ureiag the bridgssa
ef sha EaaD WsFk and piaets rivers CO the9
road from shat City 20 Denver. The scfsma
10 practieahle and Omaha and Council Blu@s
woaId hare mads money by bridging them
thrse years $50. As the newspapers there
very ,iasslY saS, ahe only trade of ihs Mis-
sonri River towns which 10 really worth
anvthing ID that with Colorado. The point
which secures that trade wilt lead all others
10 growth and prosperity. For shs past
yeas Nebrasks City bss ous stripped oil
others OF Usnvss trade. Omaha now pre-
pcses 70 sunpless for her laussis and det@f
liars. 10 do 80 her Grss step uaest be 60
eoussrues shs bridges namsd. That dons
and the Omaha road 10 % good or betsef
than any other and o0nsidsrahls shorter
The merchants ef that place and 0onneiH
Biafss wili andthe arss vsar,a profits iE-s
creased more than the eBtise east Of she jm-.
provemsnts required, and 90 iinmenae ira
vel and trade will at once set in over that
route which will bring wealth so shs <sDsirs
conusry through which il passes.9 60, Ias. i
The trade OF Colorado il no pisayuus
affair. Il amounts TO millions OF dollars
annually, and each wear Increases fs from
Hfty to one hundred per cent. Nest year
will see il making giant strides. There 10
enough 20 keep sevsral Of the Missouri
river towns busy aud make them Sealthy.
4 competitions nrrivaify amang them 60
secure &c, will hessfs OR people ana ahsncs
We like to7ses 10 sps5nginE sp. Bridge. the
Plstts by NIL means. lQmaha and CauHell
Bluffs, grappis for your share. II any
other towns vnns tot enter the hsts, lee
them do 40. The more shs raerrief. 0ppo-
sition is ahe life of trade. Ohifago even,
will e'er long see that her interest lies in
pushing one of her railroads more rapidly
towards Denver Denrer Keps.
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t.. Cairo, Jan. g.
We have nothing later from Vicksburg.
By way Of Grenada we have a report that
there has been no fighting since the 29th.
1t 10 reported at Memphis that the rebels
placed battery on both sidss Of the river at
cypress, thus cutting of communication
With the forces at Vicksburg. These, how
ever, may be easily cleaned out BY gun
boats, when it become necessary,
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f.. Monroe Ian. {

Capt, Ludlow, of Ger. Dix's staff, has
just returned from City Point, having ac-
an exchange Of prisoners which
will secure to immediate and active service
about 10000 of our paroIled men.
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New York. Jan. 10

New Orleans advices report that the reb.
els have $4,000 men and thirty guns at Port
Anderson. The earthworks are id 30 be
four miles in extent.
The capitol at Baton Rouge was de-
stroyed by FIRE recently, with many thousand
rare and valuable books and papers. Loss
$4,000.
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Chicago, Jan. 10

The New Orleans Delta Of the 9th says
the rebels 10 New Orleans are getting bold.
Within the last few days they have been
cheering for rebel leaders and insulting
Union soldiers, Such things were openly
done Christmas day, We understand, and
the rejoicing and hilIaFiiy among the rebels
is quite equal to their bOldness and impru-
dence.
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] Iaken up and paeeed.
Gairn. Ian.

|#1r = - - : NaHug "An' 4V'
The Don-reosips Of news from Vrcksburg
10 accounted for in various ways, viz: the
requirement Of boats to transport enforce
ments from points below Memphis TO Sber.
man-ths scarcity of dispatch beats in the
feet, there being only one there now-the
rebel battery at Cypress Bend, and the im.
possibility Of sparing a guuboat from, the
heet as convoy.
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New York. Jan 10.

Richmond papers contain dispatch from
Wilmington, N. G. dated the 30th, saying:
The steamer Giraffe, with valuable cargo
of Government stores, and a special mes
senger from Europe, arrived in a Confede-
rate port TO day.
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New York. Jan, l2,


Richmond papers Of the 9th contain a
dispatch from Kingston, N. c., stating
that the Federal irOn-clad Passaic was
towed into Beaufort harbor disabled, hav.
ing lost the turres guns, and leaking so
badly that it was necessary to keep the
pumps going constantly. The steamer
which had the Monitor in tow at the time
she was lost, has not been heard from.
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-. Nashville, Jan. ..
Ambulance trains are constantly arriving
with the dead and wounded from the bsssle
aeld. Every church in the city 10 oecupied
- hospital boarding and private sheusss
are fall. I've steamers jast in repors II
more loaded With army and sanitary ssorss
q yesy short distance Aehind. - -: -. .s
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ST.. Louis, Jan. 10

Communication with Springfield 10 still
broken. The patty sent from Lebanon to
repair the telegraph, have not been heard
from. AppreheDsOns are felt that they
have been captured. The opinion strongly
prevails that Springfield has surrendered.
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CairO, Jan. 10.

A Memphis dispatch of this morning says
McClernand has arrived at ViCksburg, and
superseded Sherman in command there
There has been no lighting at ViCksburg for
several days
1t is reported at Memphis that Banks and
Farragut are advancing from below.
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Chattanooga. Jan. 7

The Yankees advanced Their. lines seven
miles on this side Murfreesboro. They
have been guilty of the most outrageous
enormities, stealing private property, rob-
bing psacesble citizens, and running Off
negroes.
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Washington, Jan. s

The House, TO- day, passed a resolution
Of thanks to Gen. Butler, for the able and
energetic administration OF the Department
of the Galf-83 against %.
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the confederate authorisies % 10 induce
them TO pursue different eourve, and
thsfeby accord 20 their otResrs priyliiees
which hs 10 always pleased TO sxssnd..to
brave men, even though they are Gghting
for . eause which he considers hossile 20
shs Nation, end disastrous 20 human fssas
d1m.
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Kipgsson, N. O. Jan. ..

kipgssons n. U., Jan. =.
The Yankees are making immense prepa-
rstions for advancing Of MooraAead city
and Nswbsrns.. They namber $4,000, NM
der Gen. Foster. They win prababiy as-
tack Charleston, VilmipgtOn, Goldsboro
and Wsldons simultaneously. 1t ID report
ed that they are nov, cooking marching m.
tiana. :.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-17
Nashville, Jan. ii

The rebel Gen. Forests advance was at
Franklin last night, his pickess extending
three miles west of that place. He is col
lecting horses, provisions and conscripts.
Four steamers, With army stores, arrived
to day.
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New York. Jan, II

N6W 4OEk& JdU' 4O'
A Nashville Dispatch says Lavergue has
been accidentally burned, 50 the wounded
have been sent to Nashville, thence to Lou
isviIls, for treatment.
Murfreesboro, Jan. 10.
The following order has been used. The
General Commanding is panied to inform
the commissioned officers of the Confede-
rate army, taken prisoners, that owing to
the barbarous m nsasures announced by Pres
ideut Davis, in his recent Proclamation,
denying parole to our officers, he will be
Obliged to treat them 10 like manner. 1t
is a matter of regres to him that this rigOr
appears necessary, and trusts such remon-
strances as may be made<in the name Of
justice, humanity aud civilization may reach
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-17

c. The New YORK Times allades in
Enthusiastic ssrms 10 the victory st Prairie
Grove and adds :--- "We will draw onIv
one. not very new moral from the subject.
+ The success Of the Union arms have BEEN
30 far, uodsuisbly, in the inverse ratio of
xheir DeaHness 30 Washingson. Ia this view
OF the case, The finest Sighting povsr Of she
American soldier is dsvelopsd at the dis +.
tapes Of thousand miles from the head.
qurters at Washington. The question 10 y
natusel would IL rot be - natinn4l
Rai" ts have head quarters located ~ Pal
Pie Grove sill the g. shsing 10 over IN IRON pf
Washington. -E~:
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-17
Washington, Jan. Il.

The court martial 10 the case of Flts John
Porter closed its lsbors las: night. A yer.
dict was agreed upon, sealed, and promptly
sent to the President. 1t is supposed that
be will make the result public.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-17
Cairo, Jan. IL

A Vicksburg paper states that Banks and
Farragut are coming up the river in large
force also, that ths rebels have received
large reinforcements, ard their plumbers
now Inside Oh the forsifCatioSs are 100, 900.
The failure Of the expedition agaioss VtCks-
burg 10 attrlbutsd TO the non-sfrival Of
rsinforcemsnts st the proper time.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-17

az It is stated by eonssructiug canal
about three. .fourths tof mile 10 length,
from Big Stone Lske TO Lake Traver,
steamboats, from St. Panl could navigate
both the Minnesota riveFtand the Red river
of the North TO Lake Wianipeg, o. distance.
of 700 miles The country tTsverssd by
these rivers is.surpassing " fertile, and ca
pabe OF sustaining dense population.
Lake Winnipeg is larger sha1 Lake Onta-
rio, and rscieVrs the Sas- katch-a wan river
from the West. The Sas-katch- q wan
river is pavigabie 10 point tEdmpBton
House) near the Rocky Mountains, TOO
miles vest Of Lake Winnipeg, and only
$50 miles east Of the celebrated gold Dig
giDgs oa the Frazer river, in British Col
umbia. The digging OF that one mile Of
canal, would, therefore, enabts astesmboas
at New Orleans to pass into Lake Winnipeg,
and from thence 90 Edmonton Houss, some
5000 miles! A bull has been introduced
into the Senate, which makes provision for
he building Of the canal.-[Chicago Jour
nal.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-17
HEAuoUARrERs Amy PoToNAC, J
Jan, IL.

The Richmond Enquirer says Magruder,
in his Official report concerning the capture
Of the Harriet Lane, says have taken
600 prisoners, a large quantity Of vau"-
bic stores, arms, ammunition, 60. The
Harriet Lane is but little injured.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-17
81. Louis, Jan. IL.

Official dispatches to Gen. Curtis. show
that the late affair at Springfield, Mo-, has
resulted in complete Federal suece@s.--
The rebels made several attacks upon the
town but were in every instance repulsed.
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New York, Jan. 10,

A Murfreesboro dispatch says the loss of
the rebels increase daily. Two thousand of
their wounded were sent to Lavergne yes
terday.
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The Ednrss youehgS foF the the trath OF
the following abatement: Late Que evening
q person came in our Office and asked to
see the editor. On being introducted TO our
Aanctuu, he placed buDdls uponthe table.
from which he proceeded to extrRcs q very
fair symmetrical lower extremity, which
had evidently belonged to a woman.
"There," said he, sis there anything the
matter with that leg? Did yoa eysF see .
haudsoner WbaE ought TO hs dons wlEh
the man who cut it off 2" s.0a basiDg ths
meaning of these interIogataries pat before
Us, we found that ii wAs the leg OF the
wife of our evening visitor. He haas been
accustomed to adsnirs the 'iady's leg and
foot, of the psrSsssien as which shs aas, 10
appears, perfectly conscious.
A few ysbsfors, he bad excited her
anger, and they had quarYelad yieleBEly,
upon which she left the house, declaring
that she would be rsveDged on him, and
that he should never see the object Of his
admiration sgsin. The next shiDshs bead
of her was that shs was patient 10
Hospital, and had her leg ampafsssd.
She had declared to the Surgeons that she
suffered intolsrable pain in the knee, and
begged to havefhs limb removed--a petit
ton that the surgeons complied with, and
thus became the iHss1ument of her absurd
and self-sorturing revenge upon hsr has,
band r. q.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-17
Washington. Jan. 10.

The House Committee, 20 whom was re.
ferred tbs question of emancipation, have
instructed the Chairman to report . bill
appropriatins $4,000 900 10 aid Maryland
to emancipate her slaves. 80
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St. Louis, Jan. 5.
II is stated that the rebel force under
Marmsduks, got in the rear of Heron and
Blunt, and have attacked Springfield.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-17
Springfield, Jan. 8

There has been severe fighting since
noon. The enemy were in large force.
They took one gun, but were repulsed at
dark. Militia reinforcement are coming
-
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-17
New York, Jan. 10.

The steamer Marion, from New Orleans
I'd, has arrived. News unimportant. Gen.
Banks is concentrating bis forces at Baton
Rouge.
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New Greek, Va. Jan. 10.

New Greek, Va, JRn' To.
Troops sent against the rebels at Moor
field have returned to this place. the rebels
having retreated in the direction of New
market
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-17

Washington, Jan. g..
Upsher has been confirmed Secretary Of
the. Interior.
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Fe. Monroe. Jan. 10

Richmoud papers received at this place
yesterday, esnsain dispatches saying that
Bragg made aspseeh ss Winchester, Tean.,I
in which be said he would make . stand
between Alliauoe and TuIlahoma.
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New York, Jan. 10.

The Tribune has the text of a memorial
presented by The Republican Senator'S to
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-17
ALFRED 4. SMITH,

PAINTER & &PAPER-HANG G ER
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA,
GLAZING, GLIDING, GRAiEfNG,S AARBLiNs
" and Bronsing. CArriage Buggy Wae eonfaInsInsGs T.
nsnsr-Hanrtns done at short notice, and warranted
n 4 " peel On. A good stock OF WALL. PAPERS con
1tarsiy on hand. Ceilings whitened and WALLS col.
oTed rH~ Orders solicite in town or county ana
ntomu.iva attended 1o A. A. SMITH.
Uffs-n7~u
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New York, Jan. II.
The morning papers contain nothing ad-
ditional from Galveston.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-17
-. VIVA. p; BscCLELLAND,
ID Z U 6 CT s T

- COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA
TYAYE F0R SALE DR. ,. B. PLUMBERS CBtb"
II hsaseA Horse Medicides, acknowledged to be the
best nparations In use for Horses His Lihiment mas
fesf used with suceess In many ses Of Rheumatism
They ave just been introduced into the O. 8. Army
They recommend themselves Sold throughout the
state, u b. PiumEBer has for thirty years been
practitioner OF Surgery, and Student Of Med
cine.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-13
[S:T.-186 6 Ok |

DRAKE's PLANTATION BITTERs,-EXhausted
nature great restorer A delightful beverage
and active tonic. Composed Of pure ST. Croix
Rum, roots and herbs. 1t invigorates the body
without stimulating the brain. II destroys
acidity of the stomach, creates an appertite,
and strengthens the system. 1t is certain
cure for Dyspepsia, Constipation, Diarrhea,
Liver Complaint, and Nervous Headache, and
prevents Miasmatic disease from change OF
diet, water &c 1t can be used at all times Of
day by old or young, and is particularly rec
commended TO weak and delicate persons.
Sold by all Grocers, Druggists Hotels, and
Saloons. r. ii. DRAKE CO.
de22daw6m 202 Broadway, N. Y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-13
TRUSTEE AND MASTER COMMISSION
.L ER'H SAIE

IOY vrt ue Of an order me issued from ihe Court
Id of Common Pleas Of Hamilton comfy, Ohio da.
ted the cath day Of March, lgGl IA the spit wherein
Alexander Fndlay and Anne Ellen, hiq wire, are
plaintiffs, and VIM. SOule and wife ana othets arn
defendants, ease No.2l,6l8. IW offer NJ public sale
on the premises, in the county oi Montgomery and
state OF Ohio, and adjoining the city nf Dayton, on
s. Monday, 1fdy a, 1858,
At II o'clock IN, the following described property,
yiz Lot No. lOs containing eeyen acres and thirty.
four perches ~ laid down and described on mhp X
filed amt recorded in The fmt D. partition betwte en-
the heirs and deyisees of James and Jane Findlay,
deceased sau suit Of partition being numbered ia
said Court of Common Pleas Tor Hamilton county,
Ohio, 1908 and 1910. ..
Terms OF sale--one-thltd cash, oneihird in one
year and one-thlrd IN tive years; deferred paymcns
to be secured by notes ana mortgage upon the prem
ises and bearing six per cent interest," from day oi
sale.
Appraised ot ,266 81 lor the tinct.
J. J.. NAITIER.
alideawswtdtt Trustee and Special Mast, Com.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-13
mar9dln

LvoN's KATHAIRoY- delightful article
Cor preserving and identifying the human
hair, ia again put up by the original proprie
tor, and is now made with the same care, skill
and attention, which first created its immense
and unprecedented sales Of over one million
bottles annually 1t is still sold at 25 cents
in large bottles Two million bottles can easily
be sold in year when it is known that the
Kathairon is not only the most delightful hair
dressing in the world, but that it cleanses the
scalp of scurf and dandrnf, gives the hair a
lively, rch lnxuriant growth, and prevents it
from turning gray These are considerations
worth knowing The Kathairon has been test
ed for over twelve years, and is warranted as
described. Any lady who values a beautiful
head of hair will use the Kathairon II is
finely perfumed, cheap and valuable. II is
sold by all respectable dealers throughout the
world D. S. BARNES g. CO,
New York
jal2d&w6m W. W. STEWART, Dayton
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-13

Persecution. There has been growing
disposition on the part OF the sslaried pets
Of the Administration to persecute and put
down the 'Jews' who may be found attempt
lug to secure portion Of the trade in tobao-
co and cotton within the lines of our army in
Dixie The pretext made for this pcrsecu.
ton and injustice is, that lhe jews Rre on
gagged in contraband trade to the great au-
noYauce of gentlemen who have permits to
trade within our lines" correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Commercial gives an account
Of the very Hmisbie treatment the Israetes
met with on boat on the Mississippi River,
recently, threads cheering don't it2
The presence Of some lsraetes on board
reminds me of the deep aud growing preju-
cice in the army against that class of men,
Their course is about run in the army The
soldiers have commenced cleaning EN- out, y
and 1t is the general impression that not a
man Of them will be excused from taking his
leave of absence, after having made, or rath-
er suffered, an involuntary, grRtuitous distri.
button of his effects in store among those
who serve their country. They call it a con.
Gscation of Israelitsh stores. and il ia done
much after the manner in which they oon6s-
cate the chickens ana ducks ol inc enemy;
mo aho oC ,h;s na 10 ~ eo,a dari pPmea ,'0
and il was done in much Iess lime tban il
would take me TO tell IT. There was plenty
OF lemonade and tobacco, boots, shoes, and
sn,r's i @ eunnea lru',i .ou,n,p''ss NJ e'seu.A .l
repce S 20 az oonrse when evory Iodv was cnr.
sing the damned Jews, no body wouId know
who committed the depreciation.
And these outrages upon the rights and
property of a respectable class of people are
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-13
r. OBJ r lie N.

LIAs received his spring supply OF Goods, and is
constantly adding to his large stock Of Groceries,
Wines, Liquors. and Ugars. He expects another lot
OF White Fish next week, in addition 70 the large guam
tty OF all kinds Of Fish already on hand. t
We advise readers to go and see friend Brien,
aud take a look at his grocery and liquor departments
We certain they will be satisfied when his prices
are made known more clever fellow never crossed
the Atlantic Whatever he represents Will be just 50,
and no mistake. His store IL Just now orammed full,
aud Notwithstanding the high price OF goods, he is
willing 20 dispose OF them al the lowest possible rates
He Is well known through large portion OF ONO
aud Indiana and gets credit for having pure Wines
and LIQUORS for medicinal purposes. He keeps con-
-tanty on hand the celebrated s. T. ls60-H-DraSe 5
Plantation Bitterl. maludlW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-13
jour. TaiI0rS' Ass0claliOn.

I the regular meoting Of tlas Association on Sat.
"A urdiy April H. 1895 Inc following resnlnuons
we're adopted
Resottef That we, the Associated Joufneymen Tai.
orS OF the city Of Dayton pledge ourseges TO lay the
books OF work for ,aainatton Of the prices he
fore the presiding officers OF our Association.
ReSstrtd That we, the worlaneh Of firm or firms,
pledge ourselves to stopwori1ing Il any tailoror td
lors undertake. TO work ior less IMAM estNh shod
prices tlll such TAILOR or tulors Il schargod
Rssolrni That these rnaollllinna M. nnhll.hnh 40