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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-23
NORTHFlELD AGRICULTURAL
LIBRARY.

We learn from correspondent that during
the present week. three hundred and thirty
$780, dollars have been raised in Mortified
to establish an Agricultural and Scientific
Library. A meeting for organization was
holden at the Office of Hon. II. Carpenter
on Wednesday evening, at which VIM. c.
Woodbury. was elected President, VIM.
Gold, Vice President, c. A. Bramau, Seere-
tary, and Geo Nichols, Treasurer and Lib a
rian The books, with catalogues for use OF
members &c, will be furnished Immediately
by Mr. John Reynolds Of Boston, through
whose efforts this mos, desirable object has
been accomplished.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-23

THE DRAFT IN THIS DIsrmor. The fol.
10 wing is the result of the draft in this Con-
gressional District. to date;
Whole number drafted, 2.25s
Paid communications, 72s
Furnished subsiitutes, 1874
Drafted men sent to general rendezvous, 70
Exempted for disability, s73
Exempted for all other causes, 54l
Wrongly enrolled, 10
Failed to report or deserted after report
ing. l6I
Cases not disposed Of, s
Died,
2,256
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-23

FRIEND WALTON -- The Army Of the
Potomac has been at work for the past two
days. The sound Of battle has been plainly
heard at this place, but have no news or in
telligence of how the tide Of battle flows, but
l believe that we shall have one of the most
decided successes Of the war to record in a
few DAYS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-23
STRANGER THAN FICTION

Rev. II. V Degen, Boston, Mass, writes
"fhat Mrs. $. A. Aliens " orlds Hair Re-
storei and Iylobalsamum promote the growth
OF the hair where badness has commenced, |
have the evidence OF my own eyes"
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Depot,
1913 Greenwich ST., New York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-23

An officer in the Quartermasters Depart
ment of the Army Of the Potomac, writes as
follows:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-23

Il i' said the Yallaadighsm party in Ohio
feel considerably Brough.beAten.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-23

1HL Dad ON THE GETTYSBURG BATTLl
FIELD. The arrangements are nearly COM
pleted for the removal of the remains Of the
Uulon soldiers scattered over the Gettysburg
battle field to the burial ground, which 10 be.
ing prepared by the several states interested
for their reception and proper burial.
All the dead will be disuterred and the
remains placed in collins and buried, and the
graves Of those marked or known will be
carefully and permanently marked in thi'
soldiers cemetery.
II it lie the intention Of the friends Of any
deceased soldier to take his remains home
for burial, they will confer favor by imme.
dialely making known to me that intention.
After the bodies are removed to this GENE
terry, Il will be very desirable not to disar.
range the order Of the graves by any removal
DAVID WILLS,
Agen, for A. q. Curtin. Gov Of Pennsy lvania
Gettysburg, Oet. s.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-23
AFTERNOON.
SENATE

Joint Rcso'tiops.--By Mr. Cree. that's joint com o
three from the House aud two from the senate, be APP
pointed hy the presiding officers NJ the w Houses who
shall report the earliest time practicable in their judg
meut, for the final adjournment; adopted on the part
Of the Senate.
The President appointed the com II the Senate tC
audit the accounts ~ Govshnf HobrOOk MessTs Clark
Of Bennington and CLARK Of Rutland.
From the House, granting the Of the Represen
tatvcs' Hall The Board Of Education. discuss SO
much Of the Governors Message relates Union
Of the Colleges adopted in concurrence
Resolutions by Mr. kngesDy instfurting the com on
claims inquire whether there is any thing due from
the State Milo Bennett for his services in prepar
ing the general statutes and To report Dy bill other
wise adopted
Btis-from the House, II Il. to legAlize the grand
list VI the Of WinhAl Tor the year 1850 and 1851
referred 10 Finance
Senate bill No 4 10 incorporate the Green Mountain
Institute repnrted p,ssed by the House with
proposal Of amendment viz to change the title OF the
bill by inserting between the words Mountain and In
stiiute the word Central amendment concurred in.
BY Mr Cree, increase the salary Of the Judges Of
the supreme Court; referred 10 on printing The
bill provides for raising the salary thousand dol
lars per annum and foi bids the Judges from receiving
any other fee.
Report--BY Nv ,Iiichafison, for cop on Banks,
against the third reading Of Senate bill O. authorizing
Banks increase decrease their number Of Directors
On motion Of Mr. Richardson, the bill aud report were
laid upon the table.
The time apr ointed for joint assembly having arrv-
ed the Senate repaired TO the Representatiyes' Hal
The Joint assembly having completed ssi IN, the
President resumed the chair Of the Senate.
On motion Of Mr. Hocomb the Senate adjourned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-23

HAN QUARTERS 81 DyisIoS, 1sr A. G.,
-f.u fr July 4, 1853.
.. HcRerm Order, 40. -.
Tue Major General Commanding the Division
desires 70 rsIsfn his thanks 10 the Vermont Sec
oui brigade the i5lstreFment Pennsylvania Vol
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-23


The Washington correspondent of the New
York Commercial says that Lee is not push
ing Meade back, but is moving as rapidly as
! possible in a parallel line on bis right flank
/ thus compelling our army to retreat to avoid
being fanked or having its rear intercepted
after Stonewal Jackson's famous movemen,
( in the same way. lie adds 1.-THE rebel
army has made no less than three or four at.
tempts to flank Meade, in each Of which it ha:
been foied. From the Rapidan to Manassa,
/ the rebels have been out-marched, out-ma-
neuvred and generated. Gen. Meade ha,
shown quick comprehension Of lees plans
| He did not remain quietly sixty miles away
! and let the willy rebel march round to his rear
thus placing the Federal army between the
I Rapidan and the enemy but has moved when
/ Lee moved, and whenever the latter come.
fairly in his front in line Of battle, then will
come the third great Struggle on the histori,
field Of old Bull Run Our army has retreat
! ed, bm ii retreats 10 fgh | have accurate in.
/ tel,igenoe that the army is full Of confidence
| in Meade, in excellent condition and spirit
and with it's short rest Is now anxious for the
impending battle with all ofits fearful import
let us pray, of death dealing blows to armed
/ rebellion"
/ NoN' bramlette OF hehtucky mas determined
that the guer.ilas shall be routed from the
State, and AdjutRnt Gen. Boyle orders thai
unless at least one company is raised in each
county in the. State by the 24th of this month
draft will be Immediately enforced. Th,
Governor uays the State shall be free from
as murderous foes, evea though every arm is re-
quired to aid in their destruction"
A Baltimore correspondent Of the New
York Post says the President has formal,
directed that all able-boded colored men
whether slaves or free, who may volunteer fol-
the army, shall be accepted and enlisted. Or
ders to this effect have been received at head
quarters in Baltimore.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-23

oma B6ssssssldl; ~ ,s;''ai =:
turaed Affod afaynssvills on wdaesday
evening. xe learn that Col. Thou&s LEI,
that post for ths, Big Woods on Saturday
w;sh'a party Of cavalry. Others followed
on "Wednesday noraing.. That whole 70.
gion Of country win 10 secured BY cavalry
and mounted infantry. - '~$'''
/ .--Foste has still;a riiulvt assoftthent y,
confectionery, fruits did 6dts, although d
heavy run has been made on his stock
tor some time past. YOU can always get
from him nice Article. l~''=*
MIR: Henry Davis has neatly codi-
pleted a tvo.story ftanic building on Wells
street, intended for dwelling house.
ga Judging from the numbers that flock
to the "Old Stand" Dr.. M.rl.tt is doias
thriving business. His stock is we'll Sc.
lected.1 : w G8&iT9 TIA
Noel has fitted up a room expressly
for the accommodation Of his customers
who have made so constaut- demand for
ice cream, and it will be kept opeo evcry
evening. -. ri' r.. IT,.
We are indebted to Hon. Alex.
Ramsey for Part / of the Report Of the
Committee on the Conduct Of the War.
SALE or SLtrs:-Thc choice for slips in
st. Johns Church, St. Cloud, will be sold at
the church OH Wednesday, the 10Th day Of Ju-
~, 1868, at 3 o'clock p; n:
BY order Of the vestry,
49, I = u r = EDwAR5 o. uANtlk,
Sen'r Warden. -
The object Of tho above Sale is the bet
ter support Of the Rector, Rev, Stewart,
md is worthy the favorable countenance Of
If the church, to which MIR. S. has devoted
bis full time and energy: There will yet
DO free seats, and those who rent will of
:our e be courteous. 30 ,:.s.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Airs. Far
we'll is prepared to take frst:class photo
graphs; of the different styles, which she
sill warrant. It is suficiedt to say that
he is pupil Of Whitney, the best artist
n the West. IT,, .~
The card Of II. G. WAIT will be noticed:
Mr.. W. Is licensed to conduct the 6iffe,-
mt branches Of the banking business ;
'ells exchange on different Eastern cities,
pays taxes, 6e: ,'.' :,
II: J.. Fopkt, -hatins removed. to his
new rcod,s on Fifth atenu e, is prepared to
furnish customers With furniture Of every
'ar;cty and Of ! the best make. lie has
Torkmen who are capable of turning out
'sbinct work of superior finish, and his
establishment viii DC found comuletc il
every respect. 3" - ~- *a,.
Sec the change in Rogers 4 Spenccr's
advertisement. They arc prepared to car
y on the livery business in fnc style.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-23

:TE ItfT,T,T yyn
M =! Sc q r. = ANXIOUS = < ,
Hardware Of all kinds suitable for gcneraln sc
Yankee Notions7-The finest assortment:e ever
Sfought to this market: ...:.t-,y s.e., o,i1 -:
l., Wooden Ware Of every description q II.
5esl quality. ,r7a.nrsifrr,i
~ Paper Hangings, Window Curtain: hxtpres
Of every pattern. zyrHfta>.j,fssf. i:tts. ,,,,;-
can,iics lstewart's double refined aco A
Cider vinegar, warranted he = pure near ar.ie
Nuts! Nuts brazil, Madena, ~Eeanuts,
Citron, Farins; s1go, scocos, Tapioca, Dat
treal;. French Mustard, Pearl; Barley. @Catsnp,
heneh Syrup, Pepper Sauce, and Sweet oil.
Tobacco, chewing and smoking,'a al kinds
the best quality; lsiA7s s4ts',s2 = To,t>9ls&
r Ground Spices d .listindsy in tin boxes-
warranted pure, 3 :, SHs-I1lA .@E|H3H38
Eueriyt'y, Anythiny, Sontesh;ng,:s.y,.
IF THERE IS ANYTHfN6 You WANT
AND DO NOTlSEk, ASK,FORllT!E =
?, ma AN kinds Of. Produce taken in exchsne.
for goods at the highest market price. = :
"1~%s> d.: =. M. TOBEY & CO
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-23
CROCKERX Y!

Qasenswnre, Coffee and Tea Cups, Plates,
Platters. Pitchers, and Tea Sets fine ns-
rortment of Glass Dishes and tumblers. kruets,
side, pendant and stand Lamps Of every vari
ETY.. Glass Preserve Jars, air tight, Demijohns,
Bottles, Fancy Mugs, Cups, Toy eetts, etc, etc
:'':r :" .;''v: ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-23
DRY: GOODS:

Brown Sheetings and Shirtings, Blue and
brown Denims, EBieached Muslins, lO} and 81
Muslin, Ticking, Stripes and Checks, Drill,ngs'
Cant9n Flannel, Red, White and YELLOW flsn.
nci' Ky: Jeaos, Cotton Cloths for boys wear,
Table Linen, Toweling, ETC., etc, etc. =.
6lk. Silks, Velvet, Berage, Delaincs, Cali
Goes, ~Ginghams, Lawns, Furniture Calico,
Mourning Prints, Canibrics, Brilliants, Jaco-
nets Cross Bar Muslin, Swiss do, Marseilles,
Farmers Satin, etc, etc etc,
: Cloths, ale"king, Broadcoth; Doesk;ns,~ Ca
etc., ETC., etc. - :
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-23

A very large assortment of Brogans, Prairie
Boots, Calf, Kip and Grain Leather Boots. Oh.
ford Tics, Gents Goat Racers, Ladies' Balnc-
raj, Calf, Kid and Morocco Shoes, Boots On
Shoes sritablo for boys wear; also, an cndlcr
variety Of childrcn's shoes. 1,,?
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-23
r E M f M r!
PITTSBURGH, TT. WAYNE
= sexGH1CAGO RAILWAXn

: setcASo AA g "
The shortest line from Chicago
NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON Clr!
HARRISBURG, and PITTSBURGH,
Atsa theId irec t1route to
bo&stoSa,; Albany. Buffalo.
Dunkirk,: II cievcland,l : Columb,,
Cincinnati, Whcelag. Dayto:
And all cities and towns between Chicago 81, :.
those points above named.
Trains leave the West Side Union Depot. CO
ner Madison and Canal Streets. Chicago. e.
trivial of Trains from the " est, as follows
MAIL. every morning. except Sundays
EAPKESS,> every cveningfxce Saturday:
Both Trains connecting al Fort Wayne VI.
the trains of the Toledo and Wabash Railwa,
ut noon and midnight.
There is no Change Of CA,. between
CHlCAGO AND erlTTsEvR Gl.
{ Ard bh onkclfhgc between glfqsgoe aaMauPA.l.
ade'phia. or to New York via Allentown.
Woodrutf's State Room Sleeping Carr
Are run on all Night Trains. and Baggage is
checked through to all Eastern cities and haa
died free, az. i IT, J.! J.lt
TO secure tie sL!55irtest route. greatest con-
fort, and tho saving .ot two :,dnrs:: time,
Ask FIR Tickets riu the IT. Wayne Road
F6e Sa1s at the principal Tickle, Offices in .A>
corner Randolph and Dearborn streets. and I. |
tlle Udion Depot, West Side. " ''.@..) -
.ssrtz.,xE a. H0klDAY.- Ticket Agent
And at No. Newhall House. Milwaukee, b..
"f*'> N7riIOS. FORBES Ticket Agent
For further information apply to
3. F. PATRICK,S. W: Pass. Agt Chicago, '
II. HENDERSON, N. ". Pass. Ag't, AIilwanke
v5n3l 4:rI!E';uTT MN. l. SHlNN.
Gen. PISS. 44ytnt, |Wl.Iayyh, Pu
p .. - 1879 -,I-AiE-.--E 80 lAz!A.--
I'm PROBATE COURT Z $T,srEOF NH
/ nesoti HehnePin County, sss .:45s,* ~
In the matter OF the estate Of William II: Al
len, deceased. :"~s,.:.:'r - ..::H 4"sEs a@'
Notice is hereby given. that l'y: virtue az:
in pursuance of IN, order Of license made j..
said matter OH the 9th day 5oi April, a. l.
1868, by the Probate Court If said Couat:
The undersigned Executor Of: ti.c last will ar
testament OF shttt deceased wiz: IN the cig:i'
3e3aa'('s) day Of August -" Il. 10 o'clock !:
the forenoon Of >a't day. \, '':c Court Hou<
in the town Of Little Fails ia The County o.:
at4Ae residence of john Work mdif,n- tie lor:: :.
of Little Falls West, Todd County. offer f.,
sale ut public venduc, the following descrihy.:
lands, TO wit: Lots five ~ aud six (G) ::
Block No. stl,ittsenl (l353 t%ilh. ID dWellin;:
house thereou) in the Town Of Little Falls. il:
Morrison County, state cf' MINI sota. @fA)s:
Lot four (4) in Block shitty four e y in e.
tie Falls West, lin Todd ou"ty. ,State of Mi
ncSOta. '::' r., ) ''2iu tt~43 ~.}
The terms Of ssi:-t .:iil BE- III" lc known at t.:
time and place Of sale
W. p. RABNITT, Executor
DatePJt''y 10th, 1865. 49,, ,jvlyl6-*>,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-23

HAVING; ja;t returned from New York viii
IL u new stock OF Goods, We invite the inhah
itants of st Cloud and Northern Minnesota
can and examine them, assuring tLem We can
suit Is TO quality and price: -> x =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-23

Green and Black Teas, Sugars ! ali kinds
Java, and Rio Coffee Molasses, Lard, Mess
Pork. nd;hs sugar cdred, Soar, Caqdles, spi-
ces, Dried Peaches and Apples also, every
hing f5r faaiiiy use, at low Prices.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-23

|Fu96a "a TJua4 1860
GRAND HAVEN ROUTE.
b4.sI II tfTik bre f Ss3t T.:
daily trips between milwaukee, an1 f;.s-,
faven, in connection with The
DETROIT & milwaukee RAIL 5oa{
Monday. Ms Ath, 1861 lensiag l5hpan:
Dock, Milwaskeej af4:"QA.f g. al lfE6 p:
These Steamships make the ,rI, to Grand H.
:" ven IL distance Of IS miles,
i zEET SIX .:HOUsEo5
with ssihaci, regularity a. any nailv#es t:a:,..
ne [YYiaq2r .l9in7 ---2at :'aj 9csag
,ngf 'ThirsEfs lie sf4o ,,.4- -
the d quickest, and,es Miles 1hs sDtIi1s =, ~s,
to all points in The United stat IS Iarh,,an
! ''' S Hours tie p,ash ast,
and G. miles the Shortest Route to Cleve!sn,
with no Expcnsc for Sleeping C;ay,
\ Ff"4'. P;an,s q Hi.xs.ipA HS;>>~r.
Passengers xil make elise & Conn e:;o,:s 1i.'
this Favorite Route, going eithe, VIZ Ira u:
Chen or La Crosse, and can hose :,arn....
Checked through from cithc, point . -. :;.4:'
ern Cities
+ ri e AR e
From NIL points West as low. and fre:- >tt:.-7:.
Zee UNE DOLLAR LESS tl~n'b; o,:.pc :.v.
Tn advantage 81 |luznriou.
.,- ,..:SJeE ERl3HtG &C. Ais
Changes in. Union Depo,*. Sure Conn..;.c;:-
and Baggage Checked Through, this .i:.e =
UNSURPASSED.
S@& II z q ;
r E M F; M B Err
For quick and comfortable frit. lo:: ri: ,
shortest route; and SURG corhru'ions. ssI:.u
omnibus cllangcs;' purchase tickets VIA
GRAND MAVEN ROUTE.
Tickets for svle ut Offices NJ
La Crosse and prai,ie du Chen Roads, .&::'
Paul. Offices is~iAElwnukee: Cor Of Mai, m ::
Wisconsin SITS. near the Post Office; Mite,
in.pur' Wefekouse, fuei;vi East Wafer s,-,,.'
W. X. MUIR. FYi1 -: II. WHITMAN,
General Supt. Gen'l Western az:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-07-23
CHAIRS! cHAlRs". .cHalARs.N|
J. ", II ~!TUTr1,E,.

is manufacturing and has s:sw 81, Ham,. ~
warerocm, in Lover g. tlcnd. a'Eu}fsurp'y'
r :sseS g.: y .. "f.;i4
s',| y ,.,H",i Windsor Chnir.,!! s.sa al
T.: :, =. Ks5kfhg Chairs, Office. Chairs, ":.a
Bntco,,S,"' >'1I1 Aorr;> <.n =; - Ios,,,i'
LIS Washstan;l.. AZ 0sn,; wnrk aIno IT,
Breakfast and Dining Tables 2r|d
7o'u-s1a: >s.ya'sN>S,'s2 las g. 3y!l.st ~ q.
d. =" &so7sr"3, casapsto Cash.. ,@j;sr:E
C a. e., Al I'd SE +:
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-21
NOBLE PURp0SE.+~AND EHE GL0-
RTOuS RESULT.

There arc as many toads 70 lame and
fortune as there were gateways to an
Gent Thebes. Your ambitious warrior
10 for carving bis way with the sabre
Your aspiring politician for mannVring
his way By subtlety and eonsnmate art
bat there is one broad grand path TO the
goal, along which nothing base can trav-
ell. 1t is the both seG apart for the marcia
of talent, energy, and tnQble purpoaes and
although fall Of obstacles, it contains
none which great men cannot surmount.
This fact has been exeEnpliaed la immune
rable instances, bus ID few more forcibly
than in the career of DR.. HOLLOWAY, Of
London. For twenty Ave years he may
be said to hav g been climbing
- The steep where Fame b proud templs Shines
altar"
scattering blessings Rt every step. He
appears to have aehed the summit at
last. The staff upon which be has leaned
in bis ascent has been ADVERTISING, and
by It's AID be has not only realized world
vide celebrity and splendid fortune, but
has bean enabled to familiarize millions
Of the sick with the healing proprieties
Of bis pills and oinsmpns, who would nav
az otherwise have been benefited thereby.
The victims OF dyspepsia in this eounsxy,
and unfortunately their naEas 10 legion,
have good cause to Esjoica THAI so wide
| . publicity has been given to tho virtues
of hia pills through the columus af ths
American press ; fof, 1T We are rightly
informed, they have cured and are nos
Sasisg msss cssss of ibis distressing som
/ pfaans than ALI othss medicines eombined
We bear, 800, Of cures OF scrofuia and
other external disorders by the ointment
which If thsy we're nps voushed Tor hy th'
beet aasAarisy, we aheuld psonennaa In
eYsdibie. ghsss medicines sesm TO q
what no other aaysrassad medicines aav
. sysr dsae befoTe--fhgfU the pronsisss 9
sssir a5ussstssasat. k i. Pssdcs 4 Ga
] xssss.s Is
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-21
NO 81.

when hs locked up again, The ghas
lad vaas6hsa, Vi''h
tfWsrs yos shs CHEST, Dir. Hale pa q
asked ID he paasaa. 4za .ass 8ias
"Was / ths ghosss What q assssien
don't yoa think h was real one ?''
ssNo sir!n said decidedly. ~T dom
haliavs b auah thaaga.o sE sf7ffs
ssWaAs IL was L=--I was i'm sAa ssoss the
next morning yLsn Jed. sans iny He
looked dreadfuIly, was very male, and
Eighed deeply every few moments. T
sob, Hank" be said in a subduad
voice, fsI don't knew what ia going to
happen % me- ! saw . real ghoss Last
"Didyau, really sac . ghost 1 asked
in feisnsd assonishmeas, CPD Like to
see one.e ~.. ...ss. J.. ss~~~. H.
'Yoa can see one By going to sea Mill
cent Wars,s he answared With deep
drawn Sigh. "T dsn't intend to 20 any
more. The hoass il hauated, and /
woalaa's 90 thsrs again for . doasn
"pla be 60 again ~ asked. ..s.s.
No, bat did, and after [ had gos a
- $3.50 tAsbakA a4@SzhAA ~ ESA tASGXASA 0A q
Milly and | wers married, and eoms TO
hnd out, MiIly had liked me for : long
time, hadn't ron wife ?"
"You are foolish TO talk 20, she an-
sWered, but there was pleased leok In
Der eyes that did not contradict his as
sertion. III.
''Take care, Miss Ettene,'' hs said as [
took candle TO 60 to mg room, s'Eske
care or you may aee ghost to-night.n
81 am not afraid because have 60
cavalier for you to frighteu. But you did
not tell me Of q real ghost, after all-'
81 doubt if any one eoaId,p be ze-
piled. ''n every one that imaglnes he
sees ghost would examine the frightful
object there would be fewer ghosts sseB.
| took my candle and went up stairs,
wondering what 1t is that causes our
hearts to beat quicker and chill 70 creep
over US When We think Of aaythiag So
pernatural, and, especially when goiag
through dark passage | always fesT thai
an unseen hand is extended 10 pull me
back.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-21
COUNCIL BLUFFs, IOWA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1863


= correspondent draws our attention q
the paansain Of pablo dsAs thas 10 aeoa-
EaslaEing apon us--a debs unparalleled
In she world's history for, while the II,
gantio debts Of OEher aatanas are the aar
foundations of centuries, ours Ia alzaoas
the work ef day. In reference 10 the
bill before Congress, I'd iesae bonds 20
the amount Of ons shouaaud millions ID
dollars our correspondents asks If Ne
haEs shaaght for aamsne Of the magul-
taada of thess6garss. pfa know what a
minute is--an hours day. When we
utter these figures, do we know that q
shoaaaad millions Of mhnates have not
elapsed since The birth Of our Saviour Pr
and that q dollar for every minute Of
the tirae since the commencement of the
Christian Era would not sufics to pay q
debt Of ens thousand millions of dollars
Suoh are the gigantic proportions Of the
aabt which this war Is hsaping upon rs
md oar posterity, 70 be met only by re-
puxafakion ar grinding taxation.