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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-10

We answer, the Rspablioaa party
ss.sss,.ssgs eI...Is sgs ,l Z, =
n aida Kszas sired A<aivss sAoas-
ssas d she asss sasn ss she 1saeas Aed
,ho,assnas ,u Cd millisns u the peoples
money. Fos proof. sf ~ha1 We sas, ssAd
The lollswiag iroa shs spsssa u sssszzs q zasa
i. DaueEAs,dslivsrsd in the LATED Ssaass
senass. yaasaxy ID, 1861, upon ths eOna-
,,v.,a,se measures, then pessdias estere
shs saasks; s % s5.g .,,.',ss 50
81 Asl;srs this 10 be "a fair basis. Of
asaseahlA adjustment. II you OF toe NE
nahIiean aide are not willing % aocsps
Enis., 1aos,ash . ,pyo nod siyA OF lbs ssnesoF
from Hsasaeky, Ais. lEssssafaea. Proy
tell - scAas soss sna sesi11ss e ss p.
81 ApDgzss Tas TsauzEF y9 FssssAic C Ass
osIY. roR TIE AgAsas THAI ~ faE ooA-
wrrwxx sow iEHuKxEmss IN Fgw DAss AGO.
xyxRY xxxzxa Exos ras SegTa, assIRDSse
axwx fs&srHK o3nsH esSszs, est
Toosns AND DAVIS, xxPsEssEp TASlR
- sr,sssss LsLSsssssf rkx sfkbfosrffos os
xY avxxkxkRxs rKgEsp ssaa hxsTgcKT,
MA. CgExyx&ngs.l. A. = FINAL Txlskkx "
an sHx GssyzsvEasrs EEfssssDzD Aiss AsR s's ses-
Yafxgb nj nzx RgpuaIIcAs Hxxsxss-
fsHEGCE TUE SOLE kEa5YSsI-
BfLETY OF q6UR DfSAGkkEMkNI
AND THE ONLY DiPfjCuLlf III
THE WAY ORg An AMlCARI.k Ap-
JTSTMEST, T1ks WITH, Rkaf kkPuB-
lLICAE PARTY.n as:se ssd s'Esss 'ie5 +
Hers il il prsxsd thai see henshssear
party Is responsible, far tAe was sAas y
Eis responsible, for every dollar Of nation
al and ssass indebtedness incurred on 49,
count et the waF~-shAsa it is responsible
for sAss assh saxm thai aavs bssss smpese'
upou the people, on account Of the war
that ii is responsible, @fof the distress an'
financial ruin, which now exists ln ever,
part of the coansy--ehat il 10 responai
Bile, for every life lost, N the war,-ths a
Lis irresponsible fer, and should reeeiv
Ethe curses Of every wifs mazda a wiaa~
and of every child made A. orphan, py 50
4si. wst. Ia leQrt thai R VII Be Fs'p0Osi0l
for the dtwsisasssa q sAs sAslsn' sHo0i
the Unsonb dizsnlsed-
Shall such . party be continued.
power, Or viii the people change The
rsswsfg .kas sas Ballot 4dxs 'atshs na'
aIs.sisosS ukesnaa a tse anssax. IL ~ ~ Z
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-10
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:2T'~i fT8 * q III 81
The following confession was made by
the Hon. MIR. Dawes, Republican mem"
Der of Congress from Massachusetts,, on
the 2ssb of April, in which he exposed
sbs oO~rsptusss of LiaOoln'ss ~aAaSnassSa-
ton
"THE GENTLEMEN MUST REMEM-
BER THAT In THE FIRST YEAR OF
A REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH CANE tSTo POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS oFsRgRoEsAA AkD RE-
TRENCHMEST, THEREIS INDUBITA-
BILE EVIDENCE ABROAD In THE
LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM
DERED TIE PUBLIC TREASURY
WELL NIGH iSATHAT SINGLE YEAR
! AS MUCH AS THE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES OF THE GOV
lERsslssf BUfssssa tag 4DMnsIs
| TRATIOA WHICH THE PEOPLE
HURLED FROM POWER BEOAUsi
lOP ITS CORRUPTION"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-10
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sB th.ss Il tar'sst' tdndsos and Abo-
Eaissrista sBer gst the po1eT In their
Aaads, Aey sriit epsrtds the constits-
ton, set The Supreme eourt at defiance,
change and snaks 4Gscs ia saaat tAs'asstvss
tar vioLaSr HxSDs oS rHrsE WHO ply
PEA wETa THEa IN oRIvoS, o. dare qsses-
stos assr G8elsiy, and finally baakrsP'
lhe eoaasry and delass II tOith blood p
DANIEL WEBsrEg. .... --.-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-10

~ Fred. Douglas, the 'sRrSs Amari-
can Of African descent, delivered . leo
tuFe at Rochester, N. Y, on the ifth.--
lie felt in excellent hauor, having re-
Gently had An interview With A. Lincoln,
at Washington. The "eoIored mas" sx-
pressed his hostility to tbs Irish In shia
wise: :'sif psgro kno#s ss much when
be Is sober as an Lrishman does wher
drunk, be knows sasagh to vessgi II
The remark brought down the houses
composed for The moss part Of 'swhitl
algxsss.n y The idsa of an Insult Of chi
character coming from sha spokesman d
: raes m more addscssA 70 the ne of gsqp
| s6sa shy Other elaaa of psopls, seems i
Us thassks sukgax - inssaknsss =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-10
THEN ON THIS.

81 ORDER AND DECLARE THAT
ALI. PERSONS HELD AS SLAVES
m OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STATES
AND PARTS or sTATEs ARE AND
HEREAETER SHALL Be FREE -'s--.
LiaeoEa's Emaaapatsos proeIamGssaH
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-10

T q Tks fact can no longer De dis
gufssd that aaafy Of she Republican Sem
ators aagiYs var and disnnie1, nudes pre-
saxs al sasans the Uniea. They wish 10
get rid Of the Southern States, In crdet
10 hare ! majsrity in the Senate to con-
srtA the appointments, ana many sf sasn
shink they can hold y permanent Repub.
lican walasssy sa sAs ksSsasssss ssssss, bui
not In the wksls Union; for pastisaa res-
aons they are anxiufs 10 dissoiye the Up.
len, il Il sas ke, dana sffhsus kaidiae
them respoasibleb bsfosv she people. -.
i SssaAsa A. poss0tss sa 1< q. s xessate
nse. as lseea : sas@s Z a as :
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-10

- A ssvanaehs ssls 2of esgfay ymor-
SOS AMI nine mules took plase IN Sew
York, on Monday, The horsas wess a
LOT of broken down half starved ANIMALS
from Newbsrn, n. G. The expenses u
freight, keeping, loading and unloading
them avssagsa Sa per head. Thsy
weFs put dp sibgly al AHeaioa, and % Of
sherm sssd a. rates from 6fty cents TO 81
the whole lot averaging %, 80 per head
certainly brilliant speculation . bas.
iaess Operation worthy to take rank with
staston's military strategy, and 50 pro.
found a. one OF Lnooln's jokes. u d
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-10
5. s. RAxLIss, PRoPsIETos

sfma IA rs.kIug the ssPansaG' Gus Of Lhs REss hf~
teIs ia ths wssI. ms house Ia tsar story ~ -
froating aNe haadEsd feet On BFosdN ~. ~ -
esea assfy farnisbe ed ghEoHEhoat, AEd VIII Acsean
ha city Ths rS1ns are Large and sell ysAllIasssas
De liable Is always xgpplIed wlth eEerY s1e
marx es affords EEsET e2nSeatsaoe ~ saSfasa -
h asrIng their stay. -.
Ths new ami spacious BRrcK BARs eonnected
wi s1 tha hanSe eaaaak be suFPa&Seo IN tae St&@e
hexs ia aisa large wagon KaFa assa 4ssAS 8s8 .
NsueS Yars " eli fenced, ALi&aacd 60 tas kAfn @n1
shanM MAIks suBslisG vita xatsr sgssa Eualzn ofee&
EE HnraSA an1 Carriages furnishes ea sHeFa a0-
III aice An4 ss Gssx rates -.
IAmKs PoRTEaFIELu will be foaad ID tlc Of'
s~s~ [feh Ss~ISSa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-10
oox an THIS pTCTURE.

LUUh UEF 11kO- - - ~--1---7 :
%"I HAVg No PURPOSE, DI-
RECTLY Oh INDIRECTLY, TO IN
TgRPEgE WITH THE INSTITUTION
OF SLAVERY IN THE STATES
WHERE III EXISTS. | BELIEVE L
HAVE NO LAWFUL RIGHT TO DO
so, AND / HAvR NO INCLINATION
TO DO President HHcoIa Ia
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-10
lr.e1 o. WIZ.

sompsrison with the loss Of i, wife,
EalI osber hersavemeals are txidiag. TAs
vifsi shs whO ala 10 lAsys space ia
shs domsssiO Iasassu she who basiss
hssseif 20 anssaSieily' fos the prsssoas
oaes around bar hitter, hisssr ls The
lear lshAk falls Hpan haH oold siAy. You
staad kssads her saela aud isasnk Of she
pass. dls seems like an anhsr eolorea
pathway, wAsre the saa shoae ap0s bead
sifal aowsrs, or the staas Aaag glisssziag
!ossshsad. Eaia woas& ste soal iiuger
there No skorns ,gre remembered sags
those yoaF own hsaas may haxs anxar
LAZY planted. Hss .nohaa, ssadsx Asars,
iiss opsn sO pour lazaoss sighs. Hoa
thsak of her now ~ all geasieuess all
ihsaasy, all purity. Bus ahs 10 daad r.
ihs asas bead shas laid upon yosr be-
soEax resas in tue stiif darkness ugSa o
psllos of saay, Ths hands that havs
ministered 80 unsiriagly. are folded. whits
and cold, beneath The gloomy porsAi.-
The heart, whose every beat measured
an eternity Of lore, lies under yoar feet
I The towers she bent over with smiles
Insw bead ogsx Asr. with ssaEss shaking
ths dew from THAR pssaia that the vss.
aurs around her may be kept grson and
beautiful There il no White aymi ovsl
your shoulder, no speaking fase 10 iaol
up iRso yeur eva Of loves 'ae srcablfns
! lips ~ maraar. &sohisis too SAD. ~
: There il ! stranEs bush in syasY room
20 liki foossteps passing sEoaad, Nj
9 smile to gross yosa as uighksais. Ana sh'
/, old clock ticks ard strikes and ticks
9 was such music when she eonld bear il /
o Now it seems i knsIl of the hours shroagl
d which 700 Watched the shadows Of deaf
gstbaring apoa bsF sBsss fsss. And sF
Il sry day the, old clock rspeaaa sbs sam
II story. Many andsbsr tals 1t seitesh, to
'tf--ot beautiful words and deeds that ar
lEsgiaEsEsd. aboYs. You fsel~-aAs haS as
=. ten-thas the grave sAanot keep her.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-10

NEITHER THE PRESIDENT
a0R C0sGRESS GAN EMANGlPATB
SLAVES ANYs MORE THAN THEY
CAN GRANT BILLS uf DIVORCE /"
-Es Gos, HsNsy Daaaons 4 /
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-10

EF The Boston cOtsrisr says, within
the past two years the two sections Of Ehe
United States have spent In var swsnty-
seen hundred millions Of dollars, and
have lost BY, battle and disease half .
million of the best portion Of the popuIa'
tion-the bEavest and most energetic men
Tbius al skgts SbFE E8 FE - s4g&&
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-10
the grave sAanOt keep her.

ii 90" Fhs Dabuq&s Herald says--
"Thege probably are aore negroes, men,
women and children, starving Ia death
or perishing from neglect, within tbs fed
srsl ,liaess thaa hsEs ssasn essasiat 10
sldvsshfPs from Africa since ISOo. -
sueh is Aboliticn philanthropy. Dssso-
latiou aafks heir psogress aud ruin
their fEisrdship." T -. aaaas fs.s--s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-10

sKyEax IHasT.--An sbollasoa sp&aysNf
y 4. Encoln,n . calls him the gsoa aud
wias and styaigbsferward prosldens llIss
Ws.shalf proba6ay soon ~ hearing Of the
proRhefis and ssafsswsuaike Seward, the
trnthfpl aQd maguaninoas sesassa, nshs
energetic Wellss, the honsss and para
Cameron, the reHned and elegant Jim
Lane, the high pgiaciplsdr asS dixuaasa
Maailia, and probably Bsnismin Il, Bat
lsss IN sAaS class oflftcrary portrait psias-
sags will appear 70 gas assonishsa world
as q phgissiaa sasssauaaaas fkiiaasl6sia
Ags. .s-.a,g / s,is.y - s3s--r' : :
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-10

81 - Msior AsLsaa, nvphew Of the late
Judge Mol aaa, and recently chick oy
Barnside's staff waa urged to vose in ihe
late Ohio eIestiou. Hs refused because
be vas not legal voter thsrs. He was
d aass ssvs3aa 70 Ssnssssrys stausnn,
and as a punishment he vas ordered to
Fort yaacoavss, Washisston Territory.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-10

j s1 sally, p Eaid q fellow 70 d girl
who had rad aairs sfkesp awsy from me
Or yps'll sss as ON sss. No danger os
that" replied Sally, aayos s<s 100 green
10 burn.n -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-10

u An aldermaa lasslg Isss his appsu
ate, and tAs anlaoky an4ar, bsiag . poor
sAAn with . large family, was gsaiasa
within . fortnighs, ~, sss.;s sss.s ass I'd
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-10

Rashioaable niraiss wssa newer %
numarpas ~ Lhsy sFa sows Almoss evss
~ lady tAss appsaEa on tina streets Il shs
centre of eaa, sfafass I'D Ssed t5sB at'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-10

80 III che alphabes we're alirs, why
wosld yoa Hnd Ii diizcals 70 ,kill jsf Rs,
e.ass you would Ind q diksall 10 pa
sAslssseg q oas af ssbeinx.n -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-10

60 AphysisiAn'a hosss belag egs al fss-
.des BIZ cent hiA 10 tho farrisr u 10 cared.
which beng dohs, ths docsor waas =
pay hiua.' sssos said The fasriss. srs
doctors nsver sAks anything from an
aascsher.s' 20 ss Al :
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-10

Nt,)'''.30

AG41EG6E "a 80 Il u IN = u - Nv
| lse.ssnb = AiElsda IS. Bsss, 81 1
.e..tass .s ..s slsss .Pos ! ! s sa I ~
@rssnsse-s...' sI - I - 81
fhe lir1s ofs ~ 4 49, ~ l Q =,
ssas6 ysas xcirgts. to 6lnS ~. - ss.;i1
si&sss VI ilEsss oD0s MI N yffa - ~
pAss sf Af1sSrs IN IA - u =. !.
/ kAmssssAa fn1 ~, q u sSsvx Z. -
IHsnss 20 obssbus stsass viR 81 49,
hzad, ao'fsssnan 4 p0essfal - 49,
10 s4iks q Slow iii lts &c., A.
ash&ke ~ syear oovardix siosk a..E =
ron fail. then fafi ~ failed Ii ali -
neWia LAenidas szst kls gioffons -.
ssn band /. sa,is .fsasY 81 e s6sFs
--.-- -s~.-r-vs ssr..
S @ Ma. b. :. fs..t.,,4~s...
...... a-... sa ana .,u III. al. -
sssoax aIas sssss ~ sssssI au. t..s ..s -, 4
aaaasl 81 IL "a 1g'sTg s5I.Ifs-T
- 49, - - 80 - :. sss esss ngs xi lido
Nd wKe 5ssssss spiaisa - 4 wsa .a..
- ssptnEs asass as6 SflsAos d, go.
Asa ssnsn NJ s sas ssas.s w,,,, au1
80 wtpkiags aEii! s@5-T 1Tsaa GTFfspF
Ia as.S - ssswasa - gss IRE sssss sAs is
Yor vaIls de rsbSls sish shssT sanaas ws,aew.ss.
lLsalE lszss gsefssstsas ass sasif fitiis DEEDS,
xssss 4 raisa sssass r. M 49, e,
sTs - II 'ssgfs'sff'Fs "
4 naxmws s.xr~amurxs. " at,,
s4.y ..yos Harv;s =. -.
EsasIos 49, ..s 80 - = aass sss,ea sassEJ
ass ig,vlnS" = ~ ~ + als ssasAs Al,
- !, - - - - 49, $3.50 ..S.t IW fal
ya,,la 80 !. Ia Ia - 0sauaasaoa ~ tnas %
Tsssschnss.s@ = - - - 49, no iyed "
: - Z sssss - ns aAa nos seen 'fS'
s,sst, - w. nj 80 ~ n piasfsnss 90
.awsss. :, ,h - - e 49, - ssssts y
- - - - "a - q asuene - spari1s sas ~
ssassIs ~sJ - ss.sa s = sasfe anu toana All tos
~ xg ~ . s1s sss - asis oaa s1inkfne
a. -, - 80 - ~ r..,. ss .aA4 Asepass me spir'
- ~ 49, - spnias svsTh vas osl
go - sssI e. = 80. - Ams Pc, ans
/ Rss -, - - -. -. IN Paekis-
town ths IA IA. .a.a as 80 1ssr Sa MS Affivaa u
80 - ,,ss ~ .'.s. sa4 80 so1s seaSg oa
sfIas ran hsss E LEI = ~ y. i. Il hsa 90 seae
4 dasa. sgs = : - - y sas soa1o, ana y
.h;no - 3, a-;.t' ~ -. s.' ~ sA&s soMs as'
SoT Issn 60 "s1s S.s az - ocaoek: = =
axsssS h..t III = E ':ss'& ssa = - M
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-10

- The axpsHsasaaf she government,
for tho sssaa ssas, snassg ~iss the last
ss-.Iassy wsrs $sos, ,oOe. Geo; Of which
sOgg9g, ,ggoQ fao wsyss fss sass sspsgss and
$6b, ,00, 900 for the NARY 3gs !.
Tbsessinates Of the usxs ssssi yssr
wiil rsaeh nsa-.TT srs billion swo hupdrsd
million deIlasst Thoss for shs aasy aAia
|yssx will be sns hundred aud Iariy -dzs
lnillious ofasilszs. Lxss ysaE thes xsrs
Ionly SIXTY sisAs millious of dcliass. ,,,z,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-10
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ARCHITECT Allp Soul15oe

gYs Pfsns, seseaaes hobs aaa Sssts II uinssS1ea
d pnosse OF Prlsass bussdsnxs T-sssTsS IT "
- ifseszfa urn4saYhs. TemsA4ssr ~
sss5 aI sd 5swas - -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-10

Isysry Live on Reasonable Terms.
ys1t aias run an OtnaIsas Hack Ia and from tA'
Il x6at landing during the SoaftuE seasoa-
dsssfoas Of having the oahhlD1S c@l
e ir re~i,.stse fer Passsugsxx viii be scconnaS
u "a ny leaving wara st tae Stable z.,r,r 3
#-nsS...r, IA tsa iy
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-10

orders fsr the Bssss, sy mah, ,wiianet D a's-
=. ss,.., 1s5a: :. : ta IN P..s s1eslA,gs a.4...
sSamA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-10

n n an prepared 10 aooomm0aAis Ihs travelling PUB
a wlkn any taia2 IA tsH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23
rha Voc Yesterday.

The vote yesterday was unprecedentedly
small. The most perfect apathy seemed to
rest upon the voting population, notwith-
standing the promise of the two days pre-
Yious by reason of five candidates coming
out for the House of Delegates. The fall
ing of is to be accounted for mainly in the
fact that there had been no excitement in
the canvass, everybody accepting Mr..
Blair's election as foregone cOnclusion.-
An other reason was the absence of a large
number of mechanics and others at Nash
vile and elsewhere in government employ.
These two causes combined to decrease the
vote at every precinct, and the falling off
in consequence was heavy.
AS showing the difference between the
vote cast yesterday and that cast less than
a year ago, at the Ross and Richardson
election on the 9th of last February, we
append the figures of that occasion:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23
"A aro.. swlndIe Attempted.

One of the grossest attempts in the way
of an election swindIe ever occurring with
in our knowledge was made yesterday at
the Court House. Eight huudred and one
votes, pretcudedly from the army, were
handed in at an early hour in the day, put
up in envelopes ready to be opened aud
counted. They were examined and found
to be endorsed by names that nobody
knew or ever had heard of in this city or
county. No date-no place of voting-no
designation of company or regiment was
written on one of them. They '0ere all for
De Hass, aud the man who handed them in
at the Court House window said that Mr.
De Hass had given them to him to hand in
OF course the fraud was at once detected
and the votes thrown to one side. The
news of this transaction had very naturally
a strong tendency to help the "conser'a-
tive" candidate, and in this way portion o.
his immense thirty seven votes may be
accounted for.
Seriously speaking this shameless fraue
ought to be at once and vigorously inquir'
ed into. The only wonder is that the day
was allowed to pass without having the
man who handed in the votes arrested and
made to tell all he knew about them. The
author or authors of the attempted swindle
are ameuable to the law and ought to suf'
fer exemplary punishment. 1t is more
than likely that the same thing has been
aftaronted elaaWhere
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23
wool ana sheep .in ems vletn,,r.

Henry B. Smith, of Richland township,
sold his wool clip on Monday of this
week to Messrs. Boggs and Close of this
place at 763 cents per pound. We believe
this is the highest price paid this season
for wool In this county.-a. CLairsVille
Chronicle.
FIkB Buck SoLD.2we learn that olf
friends Dr.. Lemoyne and Msj. Mcfarland
recently sold their celebrated Spanish
s-Peerlessp for the sum of 81, 900 cash
The payment OF such = price for single
Buck is an eTideuce Of the way in which
our farmers are beginning 70 appreciate
the Spanish stock. The genIlemGni above
named have each three or four hundred Of
this Bucks progeny Of both sexes, which
they are pEepaFed 70. disPose IL The
WOOL growers Of this county have thus pre-
scented 70 them = foe opportunity for I'm:
pEoVfpg heir stock ~ Wathfngt09. Pa Re-
DOSkeF,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-23
OhIo

There was some surprise expressed that
two out ofS9 Ohio soldiers who voted for
Governor at headquarters in Baltimore
should have cast their ballots for Yallan.
digham. Inquiry solved the puzzle-they
were both arrested deserters
At Bucyrus, Ohio, the, Sheriffof Craw-
ford County brought outofjail man inn
prisioned for killing his wife, and took
him thirteen miles to thep6ll. at CrestIine,
where he resided. Re voted for Vallan-
digham of course, and the Copperhead
Sheriff was reelected by his vote among
others-[N. Y. Tribune.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Senate.
TauRspAY, Oetober p. 1863.

THURSDAY, October %, 1858.
b Mr.. BRowA, from the Gommitte on Courts
of Justice, reported back the bill in relation
10 the contracting With Daniel Lamb, Esq"
for q Code Of Laws, with amendments
The bill was Fecommitted, with instrne-
tions to make certain proposed changes in
the contract, but subsequently the whole
matter was laid on the table.
The bill to provide for the sale of certain
lands held in trust in the county OF
Brooke WasIaken up, amended and passed:
A message from the House announced
the passage of bill authorizing the CLERK
of the Supreme Court of Appeals to take
orders of publicatiOnin vacation. Read q
first time.
The Senate then proceeded to the con-
sideration of the House disagreements to
the Ssuate's amendments to the bill "pro-
viding for the formation of corporations
and regulating the same. +"
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House ofDelerates.


The House was opened with Prayer by
Rev. Thomas oopley, member of the House
from Wayne.
q The House was informed that the Senate
had passed substitute for the militia bill
(H. No. BY
On motion of Mr.. Kramer, it was referred
to the Committee on Military Affairs.
The House was also advised that the
Senate had passed the bill "a. No. ll4J
authorizing the council of Parkersburg to
turn Pond Run into the Ohio river, with
ont the corporate limits Of the town; and
that it had adopted the reports of the Con.
ference Committees upon the County bill
III. No. 53) and the bill "a. No. 1922 ap-.
propriating money to defray the expense
of transporting sick and wounded soldiers.
The bill "a. No. lls) to incorporate the
Wheeling Greek aud Pennsylvania Turn
pike Company aud the bill h. No. 100) to
alter the lines OF Webster and Randolph,
Nicholas and Greenbrier counties were
respectively passed.
The bill ia. No. 1l6) relating to town
ships aud township officers was passed to
engrossment.
The assessment bill "a. No. 9sl was
taken up as the order of the day and dis
cussed till nea the hour of one, when the
House adjourned.
3 Considerable discussion occurred upon
a motion to strike out the 4Sth section of
the bill which provided a tax on salaries
over $500. = 1a
The section was stricken out by an al
most unanimous vote.
L. HH
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Lee,s Plan OF Attaek-VVhyR osecrans
was Removed
Special to the Pittsburgh Commercial.
PHIIADELPHIA, Oct. 81, 1868.
mrs PLAN or ATTACK LAST wREK,

. PLAN OF ATTACK LAST WEEK.
Rebel prisoners, taken by our cavalry,
say that Lees design was, by his attack
last week, to shove Meade back to the de-
lenses of Washington, then to turn and
make the railroad impassable toward Rich
mond for three or four weeks, and to hurry
with superior force down the Virginia
aud East Tennessee Railroad, smash Burn
side If be could, and then TO hurry back to
Meade's front.
i THE REMOVAL or RosEcRANs.
A we'll posted correspondent writing
from Washington says that the removal Of
Gen. Rosecrans from the Department of
the Cumberland has been fully determined
upon. The fact that Gen. Rosecrans was /,
with Gems. McCook aud Crittenden, asleep
in Chattanooga, while Gen. Thomas was
fighting alone, has been known to the Gov
ernment for weeks.
It is also understood that Gen. Rose
Grams has failed, ever since the battle of
Chickamauga, to exhibit, in his dispatch
es, spirit equal TO the circumstances ia
which be found himself.
Z The Presidents private Secretary has
just returned from his mission to. the
West. He delivered the appointment to
the new command In person 10 Gen. Grant.
500 H
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rhnt "oonssrratlve, VOC.

Mr.. De Hass whose circular to 'pemo-
Gratis aud conservative men" We ventilated
yesterday in our columns, has probably
abundantly satisfied his ambition as an as
piraut for Congress. He received, SO far as
heard from, the refreshing amount of ttrty
seesn voses in this county. This mnst be
extremely gratifying to him as 'icOnserv.
alive" man.
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OF sueh nc His Frtends.

The Rebel prisoners Of war eonfned at
Camp Chase, near Columbus, Ohio, held q
poll on election day. and cast l,0S3 votes
for GOVERNOR for Brough all the rest
and received, Val. would doubtless have
been elected. As tits, be only polls 1885,
600, OF such matter, short OF majority.