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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18

~ Lswis Carr, q wealthy eitizen Of
Posey counsy, Isdianas committed sui.
eide on Saturday last, By hanging himself
VITA q log chain. He was a violeas abb
alitsouiss, and became insane On the sab
jscs og abolisionissa.
IL is great wonder thas some OF tbe
fsAbs,' hsrsabeuss are nos found sfdang-
ling between heaven and earth. - God
knows shey are sasaas enough 10 do any
coacesvable crime. $50
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18
AN oaDsANcE % yseaas ana Aaaiisa parts ~
csrssln streets and streets ssd alters ~ Afs.
pHgryss AadItion 10 tAscisy 81 CeuneiT Blaaa-

sae 4 NJ ID Ordained ay the Cons msln Geancil
~ tAe sisy u cszrcl EEua That al sAe tssess AND
alleys Id tksf p$rtsen Of Mrs PeTry's Aaaika9n ss
ths caty 81 Coan<is Biufb, aifasled On kas q eE
lac wy Of se<siea Ne. N townshlp Ne. ~ =
n ragas Ne ID crest; a2sd also 10 sTes 81 sas sAss
ada "a tfe " X af the said " sf SAID sersaea
heipS twenty rods In width and ems hiiAdSed ans
sixty rods in lansth oorfasnass N ~ oass aaet y
srres Win rha exrepsies Of Broadway street whteh
Is ao u sna rerztaaa yahaic higawRy = itaeas any
cfatua Of damages FROM tha pFessnt v~sef "a saaa
sAI sstage or his assigns from said cry % SoSh
Aays Far sAs uSs and Exgat Of Ray tyr fss2 ssssss
- nos located On anA theoagh said psea sss es aaa
lhs ssaas ara hereby vacated snd aboaishsd.
Ths streets aud allsyS hersDy gAezs&t ana 10sa :
sAid Adisiou Rn&& Of sins dae marta Tfsan gotns
aao feas sasS frsEn ee soush~wsst coEiaes @ ssla
Addtlne ag6 tins streets Of parts ~ skxsAs EsFsD5
VACATED ard Abolished being NAMED On Nne Mfcofu
pat a. saia Aadltien ~ AFewn, Mynstsr, refwys
Forest Cgay. High Msand, WsSstsTs yeses ssns saa
osIhopn sissstE i u
see D. Thss sss <ita 81 saancsa Ssuas Aszeoy 70
isnuzss al al eRMA 10 sa stFssss ana aAeya s@ ts1s
porfion 81 aid Asisslpa aSsxseea IN sssfIsA ens q
.his ordinance twith tae sxasysaaa % nfoaa.ay
sseesl nd shas harsafar kt saa 30 shs aaty af ahe
prupes sasssscsS 10 uxkaas asssssaassss ssAaass
said real estate Assfhed In Esctas ens ~ snss or
inasace as enc hanEed aEgss fax v&aH1fapa 400 tax
atkoU In xssask saAa ena hnzssaa AcsHs u sana VITA
eas rsxara g. fAsreeordad plat acknsmaalgsa ~ 40
saims II H. 9asxy and EespFdea ~ &e kenafusrs
osce ii Possawats2Mas sanRsys Iewas % saaa pssas
riiy 81 cauursl aaaas gaAaaAias anAs ne Iasht u
was les fssssssexy ssTsss ss new teesssa saroaSn
ss3a nax hanzrpa scxss.s
Aspessads Mas ID tasa
VI a. ca4wroaa. CITY Rsrssdm-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18
ToCoxsUmRsTEvgsa ad those Afflicted With
DYSPEPSIA.
EKRVOgS nMszLxFT,
KRART DISEASE, z
PKYKR u AGuE,
CONSTIPATION.

ea1t ~ CONSTIPATION. +
ne unAsralgasA, mow savsnty-avs ysaza old, has
"a, rsars dsvotsS Ais sauss 90 curimz his Psxsshs-
srs aad The p@oE In Msw TerK Cd faess drs@ofaA
ssmnIsiuta. vsAaca carry toeasasS and shsassnas
e N uatmEiy graves be has seaGam fsife& 20 SSxs
al whe lave Applisa ~ Ain SsF faassss ans s@Aa@s
fas,tto be a Chsfssazn's dsty 50 sslasxs thess -
sr..a as veil "a NJ hons, he viii ssnd 70 thoss
vAarsaalEs IA, . oeps 81 Prescriptions ss@a lsTss
st caArysl vita airsStIons ssgpsaSsRtna saa astns
he sane. Also ruIes ca Diet, BATHING, Vsnsahz-
tea ls4 Exercise far the sidk, thsy viii hna sAsss
remedies sur~cars fer eonsnnptisn, ana al as
sasE Of the xhroak ans LRnsHj Fewer and Agas,
Cassavatiou, Heart Disease, Dyxpspst@, Nerves.
psslAty, and RsEAAIa CauzpIaIAEs sad hs hopes sv-
sy sas satzEaa WAL sSsa for csvy, "a u vt cost
ssshlag, and shSss suavsinS shsasd apply before II
Isl ale Thess Prescriptions are used ~ tbs
zssl sza1neat Paysisians N Loaaoas Paris and sw
Tark. Those wishing u sza win please seassss
Rgv. DE- oHAaBRRIALGs
wini&mssSKsa, New Tsgz.
psr "a fs&a E--a Iy
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18

CoAGAERCIAL. "a
SsEs RU@61 ossIcr, Sssgwc,ss savyrs Il
March q, issa. {
wHEAE-spEing, 4SSSo ess . bash.
coRS-PEims ear, Isets y bush
/ QsTs~En dsxanzad al se4sRa cts . bush.
: FsaAroBs--PrAms, ae@ss cas- suah.
HAr-Timotay ssi Prairie 81 y ton
!. n --Actiss. ssaass tsysa % asSsa,ss q Zoe
] REas sas foot, es@sa 80 v 100
Hfpks-sresns q g dry, ice y D.
RL0uR--choiee R2mily XXX, q, 90; supoxans
81 DO Pine, 81 % . 400.
naaaA MRALe--xssapwiAsr Il whiss, ID q bash.
EUoKEHRAT FL0JR-Belssa s2@2 30 . 100.
sUTTER-REsah roll. isSSso y.
LAaD-FTesh T@sA y D.
~sts4ss-~pg&Rhs fza tss# dos.
TALLoY-Prime, I9eRA,
BKEswAx-Ys4low, 1a@Ss . n $50
wHtsERY-siH Bswsa's, % q ST. Leuis star
90 2 gal. 2k&8@ &4&8 4kg#
oHIcEkss-Zaa 81 ,s08s2, 90; Pralsis, VI ,2sss
OIL so . dos.
TUakETs-Livs, IS eel, each. LIS
RxsuARam -, Leslsss. asssarsss i . ssat.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18

g. Four sampaaiss of tss stxth Isws
cavalry ass TO be ssas.Uned Of OF near Sioux
CRY. II i expected thai they win pass
through this city In the coarss Of few
weeks. The balance Of the regiment, We
undsxssaad, ID 10 ordered South.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18

- Tho omaha Rspa5tseaa OF The
ISeh constants letter from the ssBeaver
Head Misses" dated February ssh, from
. responsible eitissm Of Omaha, whish
says thai miners ara making from 400
10 800 per day-she gold il gsnesaily
nnaYas. s. --- ~ =. -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18

- In Tia slsssioas rscsnsiy head in
N. r, the Democrats hare gained sysr
l2,000 vsses svsr the vote polied in shat
Stats iass tail for Governor. "Rsveia-
lions asvsr 10 baekwardss'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18

~ Mar, WxzL 3 Co., have juss re-
ssivsd very large lot of ali kinds u
CLOTHING, which shsy prsposs % sell
low for eash. Their seook has bsea So
lsctsd with especial care, for this market
and for the PlAins. All kinds ag smigrsns
goods oanstaafiy en- hand. Give shsm .
call II you want bargaias. ~.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18

FRsr Boar. The Il. q Sc. Joe packet,
I" Eassass,o tbs frss boat Of the season,
axriTsd here GA Saturday evening" last
She brcught ANAL quantity Of goods
aud few passengers for this city. Oar
sswnsmaa, Jas. A. JAexsoS, arrived
hoas on the aEmilis,1 from she Eass.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18

a. CaARGzT BAaRETT, will aocsps car
thanks for . goosa OF sthags proper
lions, % aud we aeknowiedgs oarself I'M
der obligations TO ). T. 0EIvxg for o
brace Of nice fat ducks.
The sporting crowd thai retained home
on Saturday, baggsd 54 wild geese and
LIS daeka-~aad ID Is reported that it was
not very good time for hunting ei&hsr.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18

- Dubuque city elected the snsirs
Dsmocrasie ticket. So does Iowa City.
Keep the ball reliing.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18

- DON'T FORGET TO ATTEND
THE DEMOCRATIC CLUB MEETING
ON SATURDAY EVENING sExT,
At RARBaTT2s HALL. CAPTAIN
PRICE and COL BARBITT WILL AD-
DRESS THE CLUB. Let DIS havsl a
roasiag asssings lRasn oas aae saa all
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18

- Csc. Pass, haa renewed his az
'eelfene stack of goods % hia New Store
FooHa, asss door liars side of the paoias
House, where be Is nos besasE prepared
than ever 70 salf goods VI Low Rgara for
cash Give him q call,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18
Jos pxrsrrxo--aaoas Nxw TYrx-W'

jos PgrsSTzg--AkOaS Nxw TYrK---W .
have rsosatEy added 10 ar lob oheas assss ss4 at
uvw yvs. omaa, Bsxasgs, Sc. ali - tssoe saala-
sy SD iassss ssyfss au ws age npw besisE pTspaE-
81 than swes 70 execute every variety e1 ssaia ss
tsacy -Jss prinalus, msas, s~seA end sAssp. We
have sh@ laEgsss RaAasst 5aasaFsaAs@9 OF stfsAnS
msEsg4af In ahs west aad can tsrH est aRy kina Of
wars SAaa mar Ia asaieea, Ga sAaxs aokles. ~
marchanaa asa eshags hAyins Printing 50 - q sgs,
are requested 10 ean amd sxaHiae sRsSlsfsss Cd
wsEk and pKaasas We asarEasa@s ssaaszAs&s~A In
axaTy caRe = Hs--r5 ft
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18
-. Tha Thirss Anuasl Fsir u Posla.

~ Tue Tnl4U haznuxA MAJ W vss@''
,v.tsazaIs easass, awarded - sAssfTT oAAs&as
xxs. sas. sra yrssisss vsas sxss ssxsfNxS 81 q,
vvfxrtss Tasss wanting 300 werk oa ar kinds
vsu,a Do wsn ia raaka aaae Of aaas fss& VIA ass
.ruo.ysa 10 ssssasasaaas sss srisads ~ sAsfs ws-
sss. saaassaessaa lxarraaasas - Ne sAssss aAaals
xsgn a nSse sg thas, ses. ss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18

EAST 81 Council Bluffs, lAsa fail . sArss year ala
Tres Grey Filley. Ne particular marks On hex -
Any person siyfaG Information TO the EaItass AZ
- sssas soc sag Ne gsaass via 81 aaisa&i
AnrsI fs@a 1&ikA.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18

~ SEND In YOUR CLUBS FOR
THE WEEKLY BUGLE.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18

In iie s]Iy 81 - u q ssi =
| Tor he srrsss d stsagglsrs, and pfisAss
p&sfol wes placed nraand manJ publie
baildinxs and hlocka. nafrsshmants
I - EHides = " City alI, md Tie
90 81 re- ssa ana =.
By midnighs the city was - quiet ~
though nothing had happened, and, sass
The measured Tread of tho patsa guard
as be saika6 Is aal1 IN N Bis hssk, shnd
the smculdaring eznbsrs where oz,cs stood
many happy and peaesfal home, there
was nothing e remind shs bsiased srass-
blSf lie sheasss 81 u ~ Mkish bid Just
been aaaesed.
The Light Guard we're sworn ia a.
pspaIy ShgiHas TO serve "a hours. The;
Ath Regiment win remain In sowa for
several days, or until the excitement dies
away. TO psessns fresh outbreak Of dis
AFe@s Lii. s.
An ADVERTISING sallov-c6andler
modsstly says that, fswithous intending
gay aaspsssas<n = ID sas sun, he may
confidently assert that his octagonal spes-
maceti are the best ltghss ever invsnsed.
keoknk used 10 be called tia Gate
City. Ii Ia now called the Mob CITY. Isl
eashs 70 be aAslsassd fsamssAs xmpssf
issssss- Ne city ssst solsrasss MOB INV
oughs 10 b. permitted 10 sxist.
50 d@. Style has received q magni6-
cent and eostly sword and belt, the gift
OF the Germsa eitixsns of Cincinnati.
70 Winohsif, tbs kunoriss. aied al
Lafayette, Ind :, last week, after short
illness.
sEsk X aIX-xs-~-----.-.- /
re TRR PUBLIC.
CRESCENT Cirv, Sept. 2, 1862.
szW+ 7. CAxPHza$, leslsss, rx a. t
W. + AfCShnal BEa6s, Iowa, ~
Dear siF-It 10 just two months since
you commenced treating my wifs'a ayes,
and ama hApps.ta sag they are entirely
restored. For three years prsvioas TO
your treatment, she was unable to see,
and We had -aispaiFsd, Of ishsiz svsr Being
restored, bat now she does her own work
and can thread the finest cambria needle.
e.szs4 szs Iouss truly, .a
[2mwl WILLIAM CASS.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18
W. ~$A-ks~$Ns'f ? N1sz0 Szs zafsAH N I. -
rem CONsU m P TEOK.

a
ron CONsU m R TGOK.
Rsrsaas Dsesiay. ssyytslss DysssSssa, Brssaasss,
*s., w.
This Is thu nasat wos1dsrsal eagaiiys assat SRoHn
to SasdiesI ssseaea III has assetea cures In svesY
stage f Coassmp4ion, Congratulated Ia the an-
pegsaz. the HYPoPHusPafTRs may Be fexar6ea
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Have tws-fold asa speaae action--en sas one
hard, insEeasina tae princapaa whiea oons ttases
Aes sus eaeTas; sad On fAs oshtf ssing sAS azost
poSerFal bi0eA generating agents saewn. they
acs vita pssqaptaess sad sertaaRig In ali gsasraI
m0rbsd cegditons, sarH ~ Bhroait HfvficAitis,
AsthRsa, scrsfnia, Msramas, Anszaia, Female
GgsaRassnas &c, and sn sal siseraasa OF she NsF.
awswser Bssaa aysf@saas Theig eFsax Hpsa shs 60
asfsasss ssMaisisa II saasas&4ate-Aia kAa Eemaras
aynsptgsns dIssppeaSia@ wlsA q rspidisF wbkeh ID
Feasff Assss$1saz, 8nss fhefeaseE the sssyvsas ~
vital enfrxy, relieve epaga, ebssk Wight sxests,
ataalalsh Representation. iupssvs the appst1t<. T-
ssss BaasrA1sa, and pFosnets Tefxeshias ssAep
fxis asEaa 10 esxtzaa care.
wTgCHKsTMa.s sgauIxx vR1FAEkx5UN
OF 4Aa HgssgAospelss 10 sAs snsF reaiahle form d
Or. <sAurs HiiEsa Mem&ays an& 10 zppgeyeA by shs
Msaisal Ffazasslam RsnsrAaaF. HAs - ssAsfs u
ang xaaasdg e~F&atNaE4 sSSD. s.se EN- ssaas sa4s
ET~PRlcks--In o. Settles, 4tr-% naxsxss -
90 IN ID "a sasxiass 4e-sxhfSs fes 81 csrs3fars
gsesis. Bald ~ al SaxpscxsAtf nFauRzstss am6 n
a46a ksanesa4 nsHax In The I5aiaa6 6ta1AAs NJ 49,
r. wfN0Mn1Txks ~ 4oAm etxeess NJ H.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18

alssx.xa.

TAs aseys sgps IN MI - knaG aaaas sas@s aaasss@
NJ, Of aoiag vegy saagwsfx. wshavs, alzas suan-
aty d sspaaa hand xassIxs kATxsIAks sAsss
wiu Be sofa iow fss exaAs spsssmsss % tass wioEa
szs, On .ppiiessssa ssgsgaer VIA aliss Of PRICES
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18

- Winchsff, The kumoriss, died At
Lafayette, Ind :, last week, after short
Hines.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18

CO An ADVERTISING sallow-chandfer
modsstly says that, "withous intending
40 asspsxs Mh . ID &hs sun, he may
confidently assert that his octagonal sper-
naceti are the best lights ever invsnsed.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18

- d@. Style has received magnif-
cent and costly sword sad bslt, the gift
Of the Germaa citizens of Cincinnati.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18

aS We have for sale, couple Of ga
No. l." CUTTING BOXES. Now 10
the time 10 use thssa- Cal as the once
and LOOK as shenr x,-r sgvk zsxg !,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-18

quarters al the Mayors ofice aud issuess
an arder ealIing oas tbs mili4sgys The
9Th Rsginsns, al Ypsilaasi, was tele-
graphed for, the rsgalars 1t she Fort
wsrs SCAT foF, and al ths Independent
military cazapanies In The city we're or
dered oct. Wish eommsndahls pgomps-
mess. as nine O'clock. . desachnent of
the 9th, consissinr Of eompahies A. d,
g, r, and @, aumbssing sboat four haa-
tirsd men. under cpInnsad oE Col. Fox
and LisaEs Col. RisAAsdsous ssxissd aad
reported at hsadQuarssrs. They we're
iramaiixt@Iy sent 70 the sosns at de re-
az 10 aispsTss the csowa. Ahoat O'CLOCK
the light gaazds wsEs upsa khs street,
afssstrOnK and ssndessd siEaihnk ssryiSs
pasxaliiag shs ssrsass In sAs sagiens al fhe
city where the fires were ocdarrina and
xhars cue crowds were fnnst asnss. Ths
Lyon Gaara msss also On hard, and had
sile impSfsnns Lax Of boiling hs iAii and
premises saeaks aRsinss snsasion. Com
pa1y ii Of shs Scott Gaagd we're out ID
force, and prayaated tie dsssrucfion d
maSh vslsAhle peopafty III fhe upper
p0xsien 81 che sisys 4 somtauy % 81
ysxaiars from Eufs Waynk, With nj
hfass pSecsss Id maeA kewa41 aisparsinz
lth1 crowd ~ III
sdnAtly TIA ex4lieaa eat aIsd away
the fres hee4ms asss namsrbax, and u
ernMds hegsn ~ d5saerss. ByfI o'si1cl
I'll MAS anisf, snd ia sigssss wsre desert
-. The Bs1Fs ammixx III imporsss
to pxsside asa!nst ~ moFa dsnenslka
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-09-10
FIfty Dollars Reward.

WAS STOLEN from the pasture of the
wv undersigned at his farm on Green
Bottom, between Saturday night August sth.
and Sunday evening, the 9th, at sunset, a
valuable three year old FILLY. She is dun
or iron-grey mare colt, three years old last
spring, with black name and tail, about fifteen
and half hands high; has quite prominent
scar upon the back part Of one Of her hips,
occasioned by an injury when first stabbed to
break. She has also a scar upon one OF her
shoulders occasioned by an injury from work
ing. She has the marks Of the gears upon
her, rs she has been worked this simmer in
raising a crop of corn She is rather large
and heavy set for colt Of her age. and might
be taken at a casual view for an older animal
She NAV be taken through Ohio TO Gallipolis,
to be sold to the Government, or to the neigh
borhood of the Iron works In Kentucky, as
seeessia assigns to our region of countrys two
bands Of notorious horse-thieves, engaged
respectively in those trades.
/ will give the above reward for the return
OF the Colt and the apprehension Of the thief,
so that he can be brought to Justice; or one
half the ,rewardJ or twenty-five dollars for
either.
] would invoke the attention Of gentlemen
engaged in the horse trade to this notice, and
particularly at the RRInts designated.
Green Bottom, Cabell county, W. VaI
August 10, 1863.
JAS. B. BOWLIN
P. S.-My post-Ofiee is Swan Greek p. o.
Galha CO., o.
] August 20, 1863.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-09-10
wHAr vALLAxDreHAh SAYS OF rH

WHAT VALLAEDIGHAM SAYS OF THE
SoLDIERs.-"Theu, sir, l am not a
southern man either, although 10 this
most unholy and unconstitutional cru
ssde against the South, iu the midst Of
the invasion, arson, insurrection and
murder to which she has been subject
and with which she is still threatened
with the torch Of the incendiary and
the dagger of the assassin suspended
over her. my most cordial sympathies
are wholly with her."
Thus az early as 1861 did this de-
tested traitor Vallandigham, array
himself against the Union cause, and
commence anathematising the brave
soldier boys. for which cause he came
near having the brittle thread of life
choked out Of his whiskey, worm-esten
windpipe, by the enraged soldiers in
camp near Washington. Ever since
that be has learned too well where his
supporters and admirers may be found.
His Hatterers do not belong to any par
ty, but are the filth and offscourings
Of community. II he thinks he will
secure a support in the army, he is
much mistaken. Soldiers will not vote
for man Who brands them with such
eplthets as assassins, murderers and
observation-disclosures Register.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-09-10
CINCINNATI MARKET.

SATURDAY EVENING, September 5, 1863
FL0UR-The demand continues limited
and local, at 81 IS to S. 25 for trade brands
WHlSKY-A good demand, and prices Ie
higher. Sales of 700 brls at 47&471kc, the
latter rate for wagon.
PROVISI0NS-The extreme frmness Of
holders checks business, and therefore there
was but little done. Old city mess Pork is
wanted at SO 90, but is held at SO 25@l0
50s Prime city Lard is held at Zoe to l019e,
but it could not be sold to any extent at Zoe;
country in demand at 95<e. Bulk meats are
held at Sc, 53ze, and SIC, which are 1ke to
Ae above the views of buyers. Bacon shoul-
ders could be sold at 515e. Hams very
scarce
GROCERIES-A good jobbing demand,
and the market firm. Sugar, IL 1se to l2c for
Cuba, and l233ze for New Orleans; Coffee, 27e
to 30c; and Molasses sec to 60e
WHEAT-The market was very quiet to-
day, and there was scarcely anything done,
buyers and sellers being apart in their views.
The offerings of the best grades are light, and
they are held firmly at 95c to 9se for red, and
81 l5@l 20 for Kentucky white.
HAY-The market is firm for tight-pressed
at $40 00@22 90 on arrival. Loose pressed
is dull at sl6 00@l9 90, the inside figures for
new.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-09-10

PARsoN BRowNLow ON "SERARA-
rroN.-In his last speech at Franklin,
Tennessee, Parson BrownloA thus dis
coursed on the beni6ceEce Of rebel
Representation" and "Seperation,"
viz:
"You have heen represented with q
vengeance, for over two years, out Of
nearly all you possessed. Represented
out Of your Legislature and out Of
Congressl You have got Separation
too! Separation from your hay.stacks,
corn-cribs and fence rsilsl Separation
from your horses, mules and csttlel-
Separation from your niggersl and
have heard it hinted that some o.
you have been separated from your
dsughters!"
Speaking ofthe Southern leaders. he
said:
'1f l were not afraid Of getting ny
q theological controversy, l would say
there are better men in hell. =
+ / will not insult Judas Iscariot by com.
pairing him with these wretches."
Speaking Of the Southern chivalry
as the most accomplished negro thieves
in existence be said:
"They are hypocrites and scoun.
drels, as we'll as traitors. hope th'
devil may seize them. and drown then
in The sea, as be did the swine in tn
New Testament"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-09-10
Notice..

CEYMORE B. JACOBS, Emma j. Brad
- burn, and Michael Bradburn her husband,
of the State Of Missouri, and Henry WOlfen-
barger, Mariah Morris, and Wesley Morris her
husband, Friendly Morris, and James Morris
her husband, Tenia j. Shurter, and William
Shurter her husband, Of the State Of Indiana;
will take notice that John W. Jacobs, Ammonia
NJ Hiatt, and Allen Hiatt her husband, and
Asenath jacobs, of the county Of Gallia, and
State Of Ohio, did, on the 18th day Of August,
A. ID. 1863, file their petition in the Court Of
Common Pleas, within and fol the county Of
Gallia, IN said State of Ohio, against the
said Seymore B. Jacobs, Emma j. Bradbhrn,
and Michael BFadburn her husband, Henry
Wolfenbarger, Mariah Morris and Wesley
Morris her husband, Friendly Morris, and
James Morris her husband, and Tenia j.
Shurter, and William Shurter her husband,
and other defendants, setting forth a paper
writing, dated May Doth, A. d. 1861; claimed
by said defendents, to be the last will and
testament Of Abel Jacobs, late Of Gallia
county, o., deceased, which said paper
writing was admitted to Probate in the Pro
bate Court Of Gallia county, as and for the
last will and testament of said Abel Jacobs;
said petition AYERS that said paper writing is
not the last viii and testament of said Abel
JACOBS and prays that the same may be set
aside and adjudged to be null and void.
J. BRADBURY,
Atty for plaintiffs.
August 90, lS63.-3w.