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Daily State sentinel., 1863-08-08

FHNONLISSoN cox. dealers in Drugs. Medicines,
Paint, OILS Gia,s, Ferfumory Fancy tioods &c. y
ls East " -hInEinn street. Indanapo.ls. mayl9
Daily State sentinel., 1863-08-08

on 4 NEW THOD or
treating VenerIsl Diseases, inclu
dirg syphilis in ali its stages
Gonorrhea, elect. Structure, Nari.
cocile, and Hydrocele, Diseases o.
the Kidneys, Bladder &c, with.
out mercury containing a val.
liable treatise on thatwide-sp
malsdy OF youth, Seminal Weak
ness, Nocturnal Emissions, Sexual
Debility, lmpo;encv, &c. the Sc
cTet iniirmitics of youth and ma
turiiy arising from tue banefu'
Daily State sentinel., 1863-08-08

The subscriber vii a. al times pay the hghes; price
for Wheat Those having Wheat 10 sell would 90 well
10 give him call before s.lhns elsewhere. Sacks fur
nshed when wanted.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-08-08

EB BROW NG, Druggist, and dealer 10 Paints, pils,
Ia Nanslel Dye ->tuf Glass. Glassware, PeTfuuaeTy
kc ~ p. west Washington street. spIZT
Daily State sentinel., 1863-08-08

NNTIEY ~ LOWRY, DRUGGIST-Dvaler ia Drug
~ sChemCs., Paints. ols. Dycstuns. BofGnc, Pate
snd other Medicines Notices and perfumery No 49 Mas
.arhus.lts aNenaf. Irtlanapoie nova0- ".
Daily State sentinel., 1863-08-08
STOVES AND TIN WARE.

EAOyGLAS PALMER Book Binder and Blank Book
u s.snufactureTs. No So Essj Washington street,
A. .ord, Mills Cos Grocery. usy2T
Daily State sentinel., 1863-08-08
HOOKS aND STATIONERY.

DOwEN. STEW ART 4 CO. Wholesale and retail al
IN Book~ and Stationery. and Printers Materials
No Il West Washington street apT26
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28

The following confession was made BY
the Hon. DIR. Dawess 3 Republican mem
ber of OoHgrsss from Massachusetts, On
the 18th Of April, in which he exposed
the coyrupsness of Lineoln's adninistra-
! tion ..
"THE GENTLEMEN MUST REaEA-
BER THAT IN THE FIRST YEAR OF
A REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION.
WHICH CAME INTO POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS OF RRFORA AND he
TRENCHMENT, THERE'S NDUBITA-
BILE EVIDENCE ABROAD IN THE
LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM
OERED THE PUBLIC TREASURY
WELL NIGH IN THAT SINGLE YEAR
AS MOCHA THE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES OF THE GOV
ERNMEsT DURING THE ADMINS
TRATInN WHICH THE PEOPLE
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
OF ITS CORRUPTION"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28
WHO Is RESPONSIBLE FoR THE
WAR

We answer, the Republican party
The Republican party might have pre-
vented the present devastating civil var
Il might have saved ihs lives of thsus-
ands of the best men Of the Nation, and
thousands of millions Of the peoples
money. For proof OF what we say, read
the following from she speech of STRPHES
A.DoUaLAs, delivered in the United States
Senate, January Sd, 1861, upon the ssm-
promise measures, then peniing before
the Senate:
sI believe this to be fair basis Of
anicable adjustment. If you of the Re
publican side are aot willing TO aeeepi
this, nor the proposition Of the Senatoi
from kentucky, tMr. Orittenden,) pFos
taH Us chat you are UiAina 10 dol
al AppREss THE INQUIRY TO REPUBLICAN,
ONLY, FoR THE REASON THAI In THB Coz
HTrTEK OF THIRTEEN, FEW DAYS Aso
KvERY mEMBER FROM TIE SoUrH, INCLUDING
THOSE IRON THE CoTToS STATES, hEssRs
TooMBs AsD DAVIS, KxFREssED THEr'
REAprsEss TO ACCEPT FHE PROPOSITION OF
MY vRxKRABLK Friend FEoK kEETUcKY
ms. CRrrrxsDEE,l As FINAL sxFTLEAEA'
OF TEE CONTROVERSY, ~ IS~zSDED AND sUs
TANNED BT THE RxFuBLIcAN MEARKAs.
"HEECE THE SOLE RESPONSE,
iBuITY OF OUR DISAGREEMENT
AND THE ONLY DIFFICULTY II
THE WAY OF AN AMIOABLE AD-
! JUsTMEET, Is WITH THE REPUB-
LICAN PARTY"
Here it is proved thst she Repoblisa'
party is responsible, for the war thai j
is responsible, for every dollar of nation
al and state Indebtedness ineaFFed on 10
count of the war-that it is responsible
for the high taxes that have been imposes
upon the people, on account of the waF"-
thatit il responsible, fos the distress an'
financial ruin, which now exists iu ever,
part of the country-shat il ia response
sls, ass s#sry life lost in shs wars-tha
It Is responsible for, and should FeesiE
the curses Of every wife nade widow
and Of every child made al orphan, By sh
war. Ia short thas il will be responsible
for the dissolution of the Union, ahoul
the Union be dissolved. ...... ..-
Shall such a party be continued
power, OF viii the people change shei
vulsEs? Let the Ballas-boxss at the nss
election proclaim the answer.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28

CHURCH 80 or three
bells in the city we're rung on Moaday
afternoon as reminders Of the abolition
meeting at Bryan Hall in the evening"
One Of these saane church bells was rung
on certain evening in tha year 1854 ~
the signal for Ehe meeting of moi
which was to prevent, and which did pre-
VENT Stephen A. Douglas from address.
ing his fellOw. citizens in North Mark ct
Hall. Church bells hare nowhere been
put to more diabolieal uses than in Cha.
cago- Chicago Times.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28

-" "I HAVE NO PURPOSE DI+
RECTLY OR INDIRECTLY, TO IN
TERFERE WITH THE INSTITUTION
OF SLAVERY IN TIE STATES
WHERE IT EXISTS. BELIEVE
HAVE NO LAWFUL RIGHT TO Do
so, AND HAVE No INCLINATION
TO Do SO."-Prssidsas Ltatola in
his Inaugural Addrsas.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28
WEEKLY "BUGLE.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY pa 1853.
Il LA-.a~....,.s..s..msw. :. :. -. !.
STICK THIS I'M Y0ua HAT AND KEEP
TF@ XTRMEEKs Ex@&#

a~ssf declare npon any responsibility
as . Senator, that the liberties Of this
oaunsyy ara in greater danger to-day
from the eorruptions, and from Ia
pToasgacs practiesd in the uGriosas depart
nasats Of lAs Gopsrnnasnt, tha,a they age
from Tia ea<my IN hs open fsld.-I r.
Hale, Rspakleaa SssaasST from Nss0
Hdmpsbirs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28

"Tf thess tnJerrsal fanatics and Abo-
Eaioaisss ever get the posrer 10 their
hassda. ahsg vpiR ovsrtds the cogsststss-
tson, set The Supreme Court at de6anes,
oAanas and make laDs TO suit hsHselUss
LAT VIOLENT .aAgns py THOSE wHo DE
FKR wrTK THIN IN OPINION, or dare qs4es-
ton their fidelity, and finally bankrupt
the eosstry and de!vgs il Usth blood p
DANIEL WEBSTER.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28
|7 'Ill1a ell.lI
, RpseaAt AsRafV far f.
spawm mas0Trhea, or, seHEaamaX
WeaskmesAs and GensgAE ER~
RRga D7EaKy I'm gAghaP Sex

This Is the eniy rsmesIy for Sexual pxbiifty, I'm
poteuey. &c whtsh has Ahe zppEawzl Of sSAs "a ed
teal profession It's SUCCESS hMa hses uagt extra
ogxsl nAFyeEecting cures Iii cases wherr ali other
zaathodS Of Gxestae ezx Aass failed Oo~ 20 slx bog
es Of the SPECIFIC PILLS wtiI psraanazSIy cara
any OF Seminal weakness or its resulting In
pssency howeveF aRgTAv ated wAeEAer eona titntioa
al o. arising fFem abuss as excess F%a-
IMPORTANT agpFCAE TESTIMONY.
'T haEs nssa EgaE Spaesan saass tm mzamy cases Of
spgYmatorrhra, and wits tS fnest perfecx success
II ATLToA sAGRRRsS ~ D., LII d.
I'VE heIlgEe 1t to be a. EsaAx ASpex1sr4 Al ANY
medicine can be. We have cur ed many severe ca
ssH wlIA frsn six ts-z%a aaSss - s.s.. q.
DR, B KEITH. AmErftaa JaGY. Mel Of seieRca
''I hAve found then at that could Be desired -
Fheir eject has bseR tray 9sndsFfal liz
E.. p DacKEE, u. p.
T~This Hes orndopat thic Remedy, net is there
any mercury eE ota&T dslAseEiszs tRgEedashsx euz-
bined Elth IL. III
PRIC E.--@l per COX zIE huxsa Enz as ay mail
prepaid. For sale at tae sole 6RnexaI Depot Ia
EAe UAited States, by s,@1- ...
], WINCHESTER % Jaha stEsst n I
gane if-E8S1 ' u" ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28

ITO WHOM II NAT GoEgERK-Au BarsSss
L holding eftiHcatss oF Fhaiancsz-isgued LJ C. P.
sai2h. City MsxsaAI of tAe Cay OF 0axnti BIuS,
are hereby requested to present tAsGa 20 the City
Recorder &na have thsw ezEeeiIea ana new warrants
ISSUED thsTefoF, sn esfsEs the Szh day Of 1&an@
~ iSs3 sud thereby awe trouble ii n dsubfTnl
EheIher lhA eaky wiz be Eszg0sible after the q
hoye date Done BY tAs virtue Of resolution pas
sed By the City Coaucii, nsc. 1axh, 18g5
JOHN Il. WARMER,
ChAiFm4An "a FshAnss gommfstss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28
w. r.. HAMLlS,
Lamd and Tax Paving Agam {!

EXIRA, AUDUBON CO. IOWA.
Tae IAl sasinsas trsn>sotsd In sill lts eEsRch ss;
rsscs pAiI l5r S1n-re .i4eats, Tltles sxsHiasd,
: ..ect!ans made aud Abstracts furnished
RlFGrsasSS--D, n Harris, F@aofA, Iowa. s. I,
tAfAa. Casa county, Iowa; Babbikt q Carpenter
Cg-nell BlzTs, IowA, D. C BIoomeE, Council BluEs
xay 81, IsS7. ly
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28

e. The faet can no longer be dis
gaissd that many of the Repablieza Sen.
atoys desire ear and disauion, under pEs-
taxa os aving the Unisn. They wish 10
get rid of the Southern States. In ordea
% have majority in shs Ssnate 70 con.
Rrra the appointments, and nany of shsaz
think they can bold psrmsnent Repnb.
licaa malaxity in sbe Nerthsfn States On
nos In sae whole Union for partisan rea
sons they are anxiontso dissolve The I'm
ion, il It can be done without hpldspl
them responsible before the people. ="
Sssphsn a. uOsgxs lie Ne u J. SsHass
DEE . lsms EaaaE-z.a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28
VA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY. Ij 2s, 1898: :.

sFasi on of aaaifs ars ssssh sial as aIl
Etimess they are vital ia periods OF war
10 she power % sAe people ID sastaiua III
expenses SF war IL SrBken down, Ii Il
vain shas we bare sels our sitizens intc
Eths isad, and that they hayh shed them
blood III ansupported efforssfso aave Oh
country. @4 His t# 4'
F The opportunities whirh d ssass oa val
gives to anpriacipled men ID pray apDu
public treasury, and the diEsculsy .oi
checking their schemes, must be borne In
mind when We Judge the integrity Of ous
rulers. Bot while thesa difficulties should
shield them from harsh Judgment. they
are additional reasons for vigilance asad
eausien. II il in she uature Of war so
create powerful financial and ambitions
interests, eager TO prolong Its duratinn.
Is IL one of It's chief dangers that Il
builds up an active class who gain power
and wealth by the taxasion imposed upon
the labor and property Of the masa Of
citizens. This organixatsd Glass asa tie
rational treasury 90 support schemes oi
fplundef or ambition, and tha taxes
fwruug from the people ara thus made TO
pgolong sfa state of war and military goF-
sramenx. The power Of our rulers to
avsrt these Influences must be aided and
strengthened by The most ample exposi-
tioh Of financial Affairs. Il
Extraxaganca and corruption are yio-
| fations Of the faith pledged to the pub.
| lie creditors. The money loaned TO the
national treasury was not brought for
ward at time Of peace and eoniisnce,
but in time of doubt and danger
These claims are held by the rie6 and
poor Ths amounts owned BY corpora
lions represent the. intertsts Of women
ard children, the aged and infrm. The
right Of our soldiers to demand economy
and integrity ia Of the most sacred char
acter. Never in the history Of The
world have armies Of such numbers been
made up OF those who voluntarily lefs
prosperous pursuits and happy homes to
suffer the dangers and priYasious Of war,
When defeat or destruction ID Of life by vi
olence or disease thinnh the ranks OF
our armies, they promptly and freely
stepped forward 10 the rescue Of the
country's dag. 4 fearful crime will
be done by those who shall suffer
national bankruptcy to turn into dust
and ashes the pensions and bounties
thus gained at the cost ~ blood and
health and exposure. These pensions
will, in many cases, be the sole reliance
of those thus made incapable Of self
support.
Il is worse that government shouId
be overturned by corruption than by vi
olcnce. 4 virtuous people will regain
their rights II torn from them, bat there
is no hope for those whq suffeE eorrup-
tion to sap and rot away the fabric Of
their freedom.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28
THE HvPaPHOsPHrTEa

Have a two-fSM and apaeinc actIon-~oa tb~ ssan
azha, increasing Tbs SFt qeiple which Constitutes
nervous ensrg5i and On Eas oIhEE, being the most
poNHtA elooa &eaeFAtSHg 4GeaEx- -known. Th<y
aes VIA pFoaptaese snd settalntY In all RenaREI
morutd eonaitlenas ssssh as Chronic Exeach4tIs
AsthuaAy scfqtnlA, AHaDuas AHsmiA,- Female
bonpiant& &rr, and IN all disorders Of the Esr-
Foas eF B4epq syaIs1Rss TIER ed@t apoE the to
beTrzsiAE eondlti Ia En4msdtate-au as wwa&gnI
symptoms MEappeAraAx wiSb , Fapidity wkIEA 10
fezhS marvellous, InfT ipcreabe the nsTv@g& or
FfEGf energy, releye eotgSh, cheek Night Sweats
diminish EXP sctoTatiGs improve tia &puststs Ar
rest Diarrhsa, and pEgmpie refrSshlng sbasps A
fair trial is certain eure =. =
NTscagsTRRss GKsuINR PREPARATION
Of sss AypsphsspaIte is the unEy reliable kcrn Of
Dr GhaEs hEPs keus sssys. and ID approved by ahs
u AeaIeai Profession gEaeEAify. Use no. okker or
any ssEnsuy oonta Eaing trru 49, '-.-
Es~ PR4C2S-fn 81 Bottles aT-s Bottles ssr
%. La 10 81 bottles $9--raree for Is CiFeoInFs
EFAi4s ss4a By al rsseectaete Dfagsiat&, and at
zols GeasS4 Dspas IA the 4 United states by
--..-, J. WiNGHRsTnh: % John Street, n. T.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28

G17 II man slaps your face, you
knock him down, while yea nsYar think
of rssenting smack from q woman.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28
NLsaAsr AgxiCI.xs

Y4ayhKisx Kxtrsc1s, sAsaess, cssswas, ssacAa
Dgs II Cafsanas Cfa&ra xafsAx and xeazas UnsHEea
TssaS o. Eakin& Fowdas, aixes xeay
sage. ga0sass asd Essnaz&sA sS E&1AAMkKA
% aa2f - @8S
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28
E Y E 81
W. II. CAMPBELL, OCULEgT.

ALL KINDS or DISEASED gVBs CURKp-
The Granular Inflammation. Seums sE FIlEnA or
~ ohstEactienS ca Las EYE, will be removed and
szEed al my oa1Gs In short time. CpFeA waTTsa-
I'D By special contract.
once hsars FruH to Ia a. Il. and fFon TO
Pm OGce opposite ths P&elRe House, CeuEeil
Blutfs, Iowa. Juns Is. fs&2-aas
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28

c.ateaey tor the Gals Of Latest Irnasoy sa sugaF
-. - Afss And Exxporasors. nsea NiIls fox sxiaa-
T r. ~ harts OF grain fas feed Thsashlng haEhanes
- - sheters, FAahfng Mlils, wlad Miilas Ss4ax
To.aesa Pumps, Boilers, QnArts Mllls, Saw Mtlss.
- ias Mills, and Mil Furnishing % evsxg as-
'"P4on. TerRA cash. AddEess, 4
d. y. ARNoLD,
MAJ 2s, lsGz ''> = '''~' IN
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28

NEITHER THE PRESIDENT
NOR CONGRESS CAN EMANCIpATE
SLAVES ANY MORE THAN THEY
CAN GRANT BILLS On DIVORCE. F"
-Es- Coz. Hsssg DasfUfn -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28

Nervous Dseil4E, SerQfaia, Ds4peesla RrpcAIsss
''''. '.- e - @t5, SC. -. go
This 10 tbs mast gcERisTfal curative azeaa known
70 medlcai science. 1t AaE effect ed cures Ia syarY
stage Of asumgtiaa unparalleled in TIE an
aals Of medieina.n Ia Nervous DatlILsy and pggs-
bepsla, the HYPQPH0sPHILRS NAY be xaeagsad
AfElaEa q IN
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
rg~Omcs in Phosnix Blod&, ever Parks l. Co.'S
Store
Feeders bis professional services ts the sitSzszS
at c. aacli BluGa and vielRItY. Particular AtsHn-
aga Eiven ~ chronic diseases
T~Pliss aGecssStnily treated.
tane Is isS2 &A
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28
BUSINESS CARDS.


DES M0f&RS, IOWA.
omts In SAsrsaA3's Eaaek. baek sf ssasS BsM&
rs- Practice IN The Circuit Court United STATES,
nittr,ct Court United States and suprsSas Court
~ NE st1ts all Of which are held al Dez MelnsA.
Ssv 70 lSS2-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28
skGk HeadRcRea aaM N@A9 a
Appetite Aciaemsaa to

Thsas faslanSs which 30 sasaen ss. @saaaaS aStKs
from frosbie OF anaoy&heas, oosksucfsa psrsptra~
sosns thus aistur1inE the heaithfsd &xassa Of tbs
ffgas and ss&nlAta Tssas esg Eaa ms& ha Ysas svSA
il ysa slFe to Ne wsli. TaasPlliA 4sksn sc1es&e
sng 10 the pFsntad fnstFmawuna win anscxw bse@
anee . hsaltAy szalaa in kgtasfaTas and gsamnsas
and III nasakaf ceHssqaesss scIear head and gooA
sppesssas &c c5Sl4ssstG1 S.Gas #EI8i
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28
aAwrIAE LAW

Tbs dlaiza OF pswas uzs9er martial law
Ia net eply asstsaeEise of the Fighsa oa
states, but Il oveytbrows the lagislaGiss
md iaplciaf departments Of tbs general
gavsrnraens. Ii asssrss for the pfass den,
,hsss ps@es as ths hsaa Cd ne asmy sAss
"a A hsaprsssasatiFs Tulsx af tha psspio2--
This claim has arongm disarsdss upsn u
| HI tbs eyes oglhe wdrfd. II has streagth
ened tbs hspss a rsbeffson. fthas weak
1 snai sam eonhdenca OF loyal stales.
tends Ia destroy the vmaue Of our gozcrn
i maatlin ~ azssasoE EDar peapae. Ikasad
1 to diasaea ema almsnsaska aa saa Ksxsk
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10
The Olympic late Laura Keene'sj.

By common consent, this Is now admitted 10
be one u the beautiful iea,ers IN tie world The
public were delighted with their first view Of it Oh
Thursday night to care little whether the plays
were IN keeping with tie house not They were 10
overjoyed too, at meeting their old fayoiite MIR
Wood again, that if ha, most charming Of actresses
had simply made her appearance before them lit up tie
house with one Of her bcwitching smiles. and then
called down the curtain. they would have gone home
quite satisfied. II Is TO be regretted perhaps TINT this
was not the order Of performances. There were other
fayOriies tie stage, however--notaby Mrs sedicy
Brown and Messrs Dayidge Stoddaf Jameson Becks
and Parsloe-esch Of whom heartily greeted by the
louse and Whenever there the slightest excuse for
h. loudly apylsuded. Sir. Wslcot. the stage manager
Also came in for large share Of applause from his Old
friends while the lovers Of popular melodies, orni'
,hological music. echo effects. etc. welcomed Mr
Bake back to Las old post with cordial cheers and
characteristic salUtes
On the whole therefore the evening passed OF pleasant
y 81 not br.ky ana tic immense throng dispersed
tie place Of criticism Of the plays, nothing was heard
su, Iaudaon o. the old players and praise Of the yr'
Iually new and truly magnificent play house. Tbs
nate Of things however. cannot last. Mis- wood Is
doubtless hOSt well hostess in herself Mr..
Walcot, when he gets his working clothes on. viii
doubtless make an excellent stage manager; MI.
BAKERS music will always be 10 please the whist
aug multitude Mr. Hayes when he has time 10 arrange
sis paintpots will doubtless fish some very pretty
scenery out oftera the acors and above pec
.ed ~ well or two Of the Others whose names
,re not vel Known viii always DO their parts cly.
fily when they are permitted TO- the splendid appear
suce of the house Will Of course be an unfang source
Of delight for years bat despite Of all this unless tie
company IS much strengthened and the general mount
Ing Of the plays is equal at least to that Of Walacks
And N,bos it would hardly be sae 10 predict for the
Olympic anything beyond avery moderate and transient
tuccess
AT p,esspt tbs chief boDors res, with NJ John Duff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10

THE SUFFERERS BIZ TIE RIO1S.-Thc coz
ored people whose houses sacked and furniture
DESTROYED during the late riots have commenced suits
against the city in order that they may not be declared
by the statute Of limitations. Demands In legal form
for nine hundred Of these poor sufferers were pre-
scented to the Controller yesterday, which will be fol
lowed within the time allowed by law by tie summons
These suits alone if permitted to go before the Courts
will cost the cy over one hundred Thousand dollars or
as much again 50 the amount asked for by the ciart Is
10 settle their bills II is now within three days d Tie
three months time allowed by the statute WITHIN "n'o
suits can be brought by those who suffered ny tie riots
and the recent decision Of Corporation Counsel peIe
that the Board Of Supervisors have not the right to eA
tend the time as they Announced renders this step VIZ
tnay necessary on the part of all claimants whose cases
have NOT VET been decided In the event OF sut MOI
beinc commenced the claimants are entirely IN 'he
hands Of the Supervisors, who could Iopnuia'e
oil claims thouch by resolution the Board mas
plcdced the honor of the county 10 examine aha
nass mon AL That have been presented The
Merchants Committee have charge of the matter on
the par Of the colorcd claimants and their position and
means are such that thcy will not their bcnehcarcs
derived Of their Just rights. Among the heaviest suf
orers Nv the riots were McsT Brooks Brothers, whose
claim amounting 10 S90G0v, though only li3 Oh the
list has not Yet been noticed while other and longer
eases of quite recent presentation have been taken ~
ard acted upon The business If this firm at their esi"o
lishmont H. ChcIIy street was quite broken NJ. lh'
ease Iof Brooks Brothers is Of Ike nature with many
others which have been elected by the Committee II
was understood that ihe claims Of the colVcd sufferer
were 70 be frst considered which decision no one in
crposed the slightest objection; but IL seems that man!
Of these poor people have been put aside in order TO g''
room to political other fayoriics. Ii Is TO he hoped
that the Committee viii adopt some new plan for th'
consideration of those claims that they may be speed
ilv settled