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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-02

treating venerIal Diseases, inclu
di z syphilis in all its stages
Gonorrhcs, elect. Structure, Vari.
cocile, and Hydrocele, Diseases Of
the Kidney>, Bladder &c, with
out mercury, containing a val
uablr treatise on that widespread
malsd,' 81 youth, Seminal Weak
ne<s. Nocturnal Emissions, Sexual
Debility, lmpotency, &c, the Sc
cret iniirmities OF youth and ma
thrifty arising from the baneful
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-02
ONFID DEN AL
WANTED.
A G. E N r S

Con=t family Want e d !.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-02

LOCO Brls Of
Brandy
500 Pipes Gin
so " Rum
Loco Pack
ages Wine.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-02
To Nervous Sufferers of Both Sexes.

Ha@Indianapolis 0flice-No. Odd-FelIows' Hall,
Washington street. apls-d&wtillfebi s.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-24
The Meeting at BeCkeI Hall
last Might.

The meeting at Beckel Hall last night
was the best evidence we could desire of
the determination and earnestness of Dem
oerats. The meeting was designed sim
ply for business, and the notice was given
but an hour or two before the time of as
sembling. And yet the hall was filed
1t means something. 1t shows that the
people are awake to their own and the in
terests of the country. 1t foreshadows the
doom of ofsA.bolitionism in this country. and
carries hope to the heart of every true pa
tnot. ita 'ia'"-.
The meeting was organized by calling
WnLIAM DIcKEY, Esq, to the Chair, and
the appointment Of ANTHONY STEVENS
Secretary. The object Of the meeting was
stated to be for the purpose Of consulting
upon the propriety of taking some action
in regard to the Spring Election. # F.
THREsHER, then read the following resolu-
ton which had been handed him and
which, after amendment, WAS unanimously
adopted
WHEREAS, The exigenciss of the times de
mand united action on the part of all con
servative men.
ResolDed, That all citizens Of Dayton
opposed to the treacherous and unconstitu
tional policy of the present Administration
be requested TO meet at their respective placer
of voting in the several Wards on Thursday
next at u o clock p NJ, and elect Ten Dele
gates from each ward to meet in Convention
at Beckers Hall on the evening of Friday
March 9th for the purpose of nominating &
Democratic Tieket-for the united suppor
Of Democrats and other Conservative Unior
men at the ensuing April election.
After the adoption of the resolution
loud calls were made for Nj. YALLASDIo
HAM. who was present. and spoke for hal
an hour. His remarks Were received witt
great enthusiasm, THos F. THREsHER
was called up and made few remarks, af
ter which the meeting adjourned.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-24
The SuspensiOR OG the Writ of
HaabeaS Corpus - How the
Members Of Congress I'm JellePs
SOFAS Day Regarded ~, .nl1.

In 1907 dming the administration Of Pres
49,, NJ -, Toe,a tL,, D.. .,,,',,a,. IN
'uenI hVs'''hSI 7"'' ;" tNe l'uTr conspiracy,
V''i was lhropuceu ii'o 'he mouse Rl Hep'
fesaHl9l'Ses auFh9r'zl9g tne rfesldegt 70 SAs-
nam tue WGp o' napeaS corpus ior three
months l;noT HFFfi'S sV4 Y"4f0We Pm was re-
eeEea EEa l,,-...n.y. -, ~
lhs pPPohe"t4 " the o'li desired 10 snow
their aunofrenee n' W reIhS'4g TO cnqsideY
u hisr Isr. u ial oeen read once ~ the iouse'
hir' E'nol'i .. 'ernohti oPposeu the Dill on
the gfounuS lar more Coy e0gent now than they
We're we, u H'ty & yea'F ago me oll' gives says
hr. ~ tne iower oi dispensing win the
9rainary operations oI law' 70 most ot these
l'ttle great men "nU are al'aeheo 70 every
soserSFeht uuoer heaven "a "ish not 70
renect upon any gl lfsese subordinate oticers
VINO lnhy op epp'VlFu pyltns gSssrHlFnI ai
my country put 10 one eau doubt thnt IN
umes oi si,rnl anu uhhger many men W'll De
elotpeu w.tn tpe !uPeiohs-i iolreiilee VINO are
incompetent 10 tne p'sereet I exercise oi sueh
ooFfYipuifss p"VlfNVit - egS'l LHeyes Wls1 "
70 see sucn perso"s invested WIN til me means
lH 4'in'uR a~'ue neauS o' thelr private enc
leS' ~ nLRer ilGoIen' ehu unone9dlhg eur
nes, ,i.g 'nutuen 'tS st pHoIS
II, a,'nn;ais O. ~ Nh ~ FSp'
~ eHsp'oiVu' ,'''u pVs'- p''.'-.,,.,
PoS eyy e Sstty tty uqitng efc"r ne er De 9s
Would use his heavenlor thunder"
John Randolph followed on the same side
He said he should regard the bin AZ estnblisb-
! ing new era In the Government "Wben /
was boy, said Randolph, 81 recolleet 90
| have consulted such chrOnoiogioal tables ms
could get access to Irecollect to have read
| A - gs.,t 4.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-24
HEADoRs MIDDLE DEPT, sTH ARMY CoRPs
OFFICE PRoyosT MARSHAL,
BHTIMoRE. March IL. 1863
AVoIce from the a5th Indiana.


Au officer in the 35th Indiana Reglmepl, in
answer to letter written ts him by friend
in this place, uadsr date of NuEigeesboro
March 18th, 1868, says. ..iaarr
"You ask me what is the leellssiR she ar
my of the Cumberland on the Negro. FFoe'
las.ation. AS far as my knowledge and oh
servatioa extehds, t%o.thfrds of th6'dthy are
opposed TO t. IL anybody tells you that ma
iority of the soldiers are in favor Of the Proc
iamation, you can tell him ks iG liar Those
resolutions against the Democracy gou speak
Of, we're smuggled through by some OF ihe
large shoulder strap gentry Our regiment
voted against the resolutions gotten up for
the benefit of GoYernor Morton by two chap
laiis and ali6 6ar nDatsdsOlas 70 deceive Hut
they couldn't blarney our lads they told
them they had the utmost confidence in the
patriotism of the Democrat Legislature of
Indiana, and further that il the country vas
saved at ell, it would be through the Demo
cratic party. SO after some war to the knife
spesehes, during which the Reverend fehde'
man cot hissed, they took their leave evident
IL not we'll pleased with the feeling OF the
Irish Regiment"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-24
a Record for the ExecratiOn OF
History. .

The course of ROBERT G. SCHENCK in
Baltimore is furnishing another sad illus
tration of the lebauching influence of the
infatuation and fanaticism of the present
Administration. Z
Gen. SoHENcK seems TO have been in
formed that the booksellers sell what. is
termed secession music i And that the
photographers have calls for the pictures
Of the rebel generals His transcendant
wisdom devises for these lamen
table evils the efficient remedy of com
pelling the booksellers to swear they
won't do SO any more" and of con6seat-
ing the pictures Of the refractory photo
graphers fa s.
Now what is the meaning Of all this ?
Is the selling of rebel music and the pic
lures Of rebel statesman and generals, the
caass Of the secession sentiments prevail
ing in Baltimore or is it an effect ? If
the latter, what effect is the action OF Gen.
ScHENck calculated 10 have upon the Sc
cessi0n sentiment Of that city? VIII it
conform it to the Generals idea and def
milton Of loyalty 2 aal a,. os a.
We take it that those who buy seces-
sion music and like to sing it have seces-
sion sympathies already-which induce
them to make such purchases. The for
bidding the purchases therefore, cannot
so far as we are able to discover, result in
restraining those disioyai Procliyities.
Bot Gen, scHEsoK makes this an occa-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-24
2 cAns NnAk IM9RfnaEsnono, Ttxs, b Z

March 18th, 1863. -
Hon SiR:--T am an enlisted man in the
service dt dhe United states having vclnn-
teeted from Ohio July ISL, 1861 and have
seen near twenty months hard service-and
take this method Of thanking you from my
heart Of hearts for the fearless manner in
which you have endeayored to have an honor
able adjustment of our National difficulties
and eight.tenths Of this whole army (Rose-
Grams Join NE, in doing so, in thanking you.
Our officers and those who favor the war for
the money they are making out of it have
grossly misrrpresented the feelings Of the
men who compose this army. The resotu-
hoRS Of the Indiana troops which the admin
istration papers have taken such pains to
publish to the world were all Bpsf, they were
eoncocted by our big officers and by them put
through after fashion-dnid The curses of
tie men, who spoke OF chem as a did aboli-
ton dodge | thought Of writing to you to-
day, after seeing your last speech in Congress
whikh n private soldier hended toinie u had
been cnt out OF a paper and sent him in, a
letter, it looked as if it had been read fby
several Regiments as it was very much worn,
it would have done your heart good 20 see the
very careful manner in which the boys handled
it, fifty spot Geenback could not have been
handled with more care and it was kept out
of sight Of the officers as il is not good for a
lohite soldiers health to be found in possession
of any free document, hardly of the Declara-
ton Of Independence Dear sir 60 on !;
through you and the party alone we look for
pehce--twenty months experience reminds
me that this North American war can never
be fought ont Our fighting days for princi-
pies are over, we came out to fight for the
Constitution aud Union of Fathers. The
administration has grossly DECEIVED u.s. and
against our wills, our principles and every
sense of Justice it has set us to fighting for
the cause of the cursed abolitionsts nlone
1t is true we won the big fight here but State
pride made us fight Sir | say again go on; do
yoin dHqtand wheif We rome home and Dan
vote we viii do ours Father Abe could not
command one tenth OF the votes here lnmy
company are sxtyfve effective men. When
we came into service there were but ten Of
us democrats, now there are not six admins
ration men,in the company iGe wiH recard
you, the MEN will stick to you but our OFFl-
GERS will not Oh if we could vote here,
aud DARED to vote as We pleased this war
would now have been over, and all Of our
enemies with when have conversed have
same opinion They do not Cant to war
upon us they say anu hHl sure we 40 not
want TO wage war Ike this upon them--"or
any other man Sir ] must closei my camp
fire is going out-rl cant sign my y,name for
fear of punishment can't send this direct
to You for fear It will be stopped in Louisville
God bless you as friend Of humanity and
our country
SOLDIER FROM PRIECIPLE
NoTE My grandfather fought eight years
for the couhtry--my father fought in lsl2-
| have been at Shiloh Perryvillel Stone.
river; for the Constitution always-for the
ngger neverl ! n .l.a,.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-24
Democratic ward Meetings.

The Democrats of the various Wards
in the city are requested to meet at their
usual places of voting, on THURSDAY
EVENING MARCH 26, and select ten
delegates to meet in Convention at Beckel
Hall Friday night March 2Sth, for the
purpose Of nominating candidates to be
voted for at the approaching city election.
The Ward meetings viii select their can
didates for Ward officers
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-24

~ pusillauimitys Under this view OF The aub-
ject am disposed TO reject the bill, as con
tanning pfopoeition upon which cannot
deliberate The bill was at once rejected by
a,vote Of lis 10 ~. This was the hrst aud
last attempt, up to the present session Of Con-
eress to place the liberty Of The citizen a The
The disposal Of Single individual
The writ Of habeas corpus has DOW been
Suspended Indefinitely in all the States az the
pleasure Of the President What contrast
between the Congress Of 1907 and that of
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-24
FInh Mnra NIeetlng.

The Democrats Of the Fifth Ward sro
requested to meet at WALDEN's Hall, over
MarshaPs Hardware Store, on Thursday
evening. instead Of at their usual place Of
voting ri uIut tH Tlal1d4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-24
Letter, fr0na a Soldier "a Ao1a.y
O.. 4. VaIIandlgham.

The following letter from soldier q Hon.
.C. L. VAiLANDfaHAN, came enclosed - three
enyelops having been mailed as many times
to different person., in ordef to iasurcits safe
traasmissca. Ifhny one doubts the genuine
ness ofihe letter, they can satisfy themselves
by calling atths office, and wewil show
them the letter and the euvelops through
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-24
Democratic state Central Conn
81 70 mIftee Of Ohio.

We learn that the Democratic State
Central Committee has been called to
meet in Columbus on Wednesday next
the 25th instant We hope there will be
afull attendaa@gBTUgHl 9lll gulB
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-24
Sandusky, Dayton and CINCINNATI n. X.

lrkA - III ktsll, zs1 t-si q r1.s,g..y. J.,
80 - NIX ~ ~
n hhd after December 81, 1860 and ft,,, -
- n9ueei fassspG9r aud Freight 4 lains ,i ''lis ,
bal AVl,i gong nuftnt folloVss "'" A'N'a
Q.1n a, NJ tQfvugh Freight and Ac.o,,,,,,.. 4. . 49,
OsIV WIN passenger Car attached "a
IH.Dn A. M. Alall tram ior sprIng6sid c,l
lOsOO Orbalai Belletontaine, F5resi ~, ~ u'pus
3"nu,ushy connecting al Springfield with ~ "n' W.,
Lonuyn anu columbus, arriving IN Uol,,ltls a, o'
~ ~, Nv =. Of9ana % WIN uunlOr Colutnbus at Fo,, t
I irah on tltisbtrg ~. Wayne a Chicago X 4 I" % W
Htsl & 'uIlYlhs lh Vrestne AZ 645 N aud Pittsh,s
l;Sy mi ~ Nlyde WITH Train Cleveland AMI re ~
~ -. goipe hass, SrrlVing IN Cleveland al s4o =,
g, DuhAuk Ht o'oOa ~, ana Buffalo $3.50 n, 'nt
WEST arriving IN Toledo az 19slO M Detroit az NJ iiis
M SincA&o az lOap IN, and sandusiy at u4b ~ ~
H.l r. M Night Express Tor spfing6eid ur,o
Os1 and Belleontlnne, oOnneotibr az S ofnllN
TRAN gong East on l1ttsburg, Et WAYNE and , W.
kosd arriving Cresthne al B.I5 M Pittshi,rV
m. 6ong West, with Iralp arriving IN M U' @ - ~
$40 M and Chldagoa ls49a M AZ ICie vii, @ e ~
9n Cleveland ana losdo Il. X. arrr,ink In C ,dN
@ soy M Dunklk 81 500 m and Huthsio at 5g0 ~ -,
7,Ak r. Mt AhuutsYlG AcCuunuitilnti,,,
tsOO Dayton On ARRIVAL OF Tram from /. 'NA 'NA 'lhe
feaching springfield at 800 ~ Ur,atna IN
ness LDerty al ll13 m, BeeiontaitcN m Ii,t a. ~
anu huntsville al l2.12 m. If' " 'i'"i T. "a
M, ekets ets va TINS Line to all points kortt H.. -
West, can be had at die Tickct Ollne M ~ ,s a-d
-sAm'L ". KING, Ticket Bgeif p" '-'' y Nioi' balo
sS rare always as low a. by any otber r,,,
FpElhIIrnauon relative to ship1pp' Fts,,,i,' ,s
N''Ys} Apply ht the COMPANY Il rrelgiit sluo,.. "
MASSAl, Agent. h. kIUF,. Si,,, t','' T..
", u OLArr, Gen. Ticket Agent 1s,..r
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-24
&ailrua0s.
Indiana Central q dayton 4 western h. n
"a q fsa


DN and aitef Monday next trains on ,,. i,..,.....
" Central will leave the Union Depot SIKH st,
at00O am 9il2 q m, and 4.45 m" '''00''
1892 m. ttf i t-t s'r fi1-'' '- II" ny
Y rhe O.W an, and 4.a1 ~, express trains mai /.
close connections 10 AL polnts IN the West and se
and 9ilz m tram rs the iahOrtest and ouici.t -,
TO Chicago and the Northwest '0''
noyl4 ,t- H.. q. CAREY, superintendent
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-24

g-"Gosh a'mity, its a gal | was a
s%slns q cell that baby A. Linkin; but dai
all up wild me now, said PompeF Q = a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-24
.Asppnty sdiPr,Itho works for glory and

, A,eppntry editor, who works for glory and
ptinth on trust is responsible for the following
mathematical 'aspiratiOh on the man who
won't pay the printeriae 3. 1o.
'May he have sore eyes, and a chesnuf
burr for an eye-stope May every day Of hh
life be more despotic than the Dey Of Algiers.
May heonever be permitted 10 kiss hand
some woman, May his boots leak, bis gun
hang FIRE, and fishing lines break. May his
Igotfee be sweeteRed with dies, and his soup
seasoned with spiders May his friend run Oft
with bis wife and his children take the whoop-
ibg cough May his cattle die Of murrain,
and his pigs destroy his garden MAY a regi,
Pentof cats caterwaul under his window each
night May his cows, give sour. mix and ran
iid bqltsfrras short, lmRI hi daAkhtsf MANY
2 one'eyed editor and his business ga to ruin
and he go to--sthe Legislature"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-24
lIha FairY Weddinp.


BY special arrangement we publish exeluslyely the
~ card monographs ol the Llllputlan We,iding
farty, az iolloWs1lLu-4! .I8L i'uf DIV L-1fP
os General l TOM THUMB, ia. his wedding suit-prce
MIS- Generai ToMTHjMB, in iReadbg drlss4l5 dHrlsas23
MI. and Mrs General TON TBIJMp IN wos,,a,.
drsss--25 cents lGf s4f'Igfl7 lg 'if liiN ~ ~
and S1mod0ss NSTi " and Miss oosusn
Ass ss3s5S Ssats Pm FAuB AHssobrated reception
Misses L4YI4IA ami MINNIE w.sttR EN-F,riee a5
! llasxhole RRlpALPARTN, tto5p off6dr, caro-
THIS BRmAE PARTY. (sereo.soplsg lgp pIctare,a5o ta,o
The BRIDAL pGEiS, l,t4redsc6pic colored, Z, ,e \,
cents. ..4 .'. r.i N..-l ir.nf'1 aF'N''p 80
Inc pT,ee Of card pictures, eoored, will no Igl cts
postage stamp sotnG 'bgi2s' 'R5iYb PFfs lletPSS eng
None genuine unless stamped with our tTa,ie mark.
EAf IN acirelei onthe 'front.' Of the photo drnph Bs'
were oi s9plss mFde iT9m engp Tn Is etc
10 a n. T. ANTHONY, 6Of broadway, III n
Ma1niaqtpFers Of best Photographic Aibuihshnda
"a, PpSllshers Of Gard Photographs of ceIebriues.
The Negatives Of these exqtiistd pletift3 M N
made ior ps by bTqdy ys5ieV i i5a Geaiawst Il
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-24
dayton and Michigan Ra,Iroaa

y r = VIZ
( ~ aud Riter. Sunday, hay 4, Isea eha.ts 40,
~. leaVelUhion De pot, sixth stFeet f1f 6lefd a.,
%l %llntermedate points as follows '''
tpledo and Chicago Mai at $50 am
% XlheAgP and Detroit Night Express nj s,gp mn,
mi ~ NJ. 5hOEMAkkR, superntepdsni
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-24

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.as .....-a ..ll-. ,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-08
Significance

Illustrated vita sagrsviRgs Of tbs Roman, Grseaan'
Iaalaa, Negro, Celestial AaasliBs, THFn-sst ana
Pug sesss. vita tAs character rsysals4 BY sAen-
Evss-psue, eszE, ssgrsy. Lsrs~sAia aua S&lS'
or fall and rcd, ptIn ~ ~pou&lns, scoldinS or lowing
aorTE-tArgs or snail. Habitat or aArk'
coarse uE ana, straight or curly. caKxx&-enAn
or plau,p. pale or eoIorsd, TxETR=gsgalsT 81 +
raeuLaf. EARs-amsss or aEaAn.s NasK-4sua %
abort, sxIR-rough or sraootA. AL TO be &@pv
Illustrated With snGrHviassa The YAK, skg laugh
sps vs;sa au indicate Mxrmrtsx- We EnAg know
an asassa facs srom . aishoasst cns, and We VII
saew hew. Besides tas shsve, We shall treas en-
~ErHxoLoaT or shs Natural HtsioTJ Of Man 81
PATHOLOGY, and TIE Laws Of LAfs and hsAitsi
oiP~HrsIosHoay, OF sigas vi cAArssssT, Aadh0w
10 rsa& a. an of FaRENoLokosE The PassosseAS
a Mind and Of PsEGHoLeSE. - Sasnee 81 thS
Soul. Man, w5ta rsfsEsnoe 70 all his FeiAaons OF
life, social, iatsliscta&ls sad spiritual AHa whas
s.ea can Dc beat, win be ssucidstsd in the PhAA~
EoLo2aEc4L JOURNAL AID Mrz ILkusfkAr
rEb New volume eenasnces July fs& h@ao-
some quarto uaenEST, At saIx St @a year SAM
Die numbers, tkcsats. Please address FoWLAA -
L ss broadway, Ssw York
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-08
aaApw xgggg.

II ID not the season Of the year TO plant
ous shade sssess bat il is the ssaso to
appsseiass thair advantages. We alluds
70 the sabjecs 20 sag shas IL is . pity thai
% msay ssssonwoods are growing up in
The city, wissn IN shs hollows around IA
thiokly slnsteT trees that east juss 81
pleasant ashads, and that are cleaner and
far more desirable In . door gard Dig
thea up this sAll or nsxt spring, and SET
shsas est along yoas side walks.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-08
LEGAL NOTICE,

To Isabella d. FREEaE. Decatur YArraT, Emily J.
Hopkins and WIN, L Hopkins.
Yea and ektA o. you will take notice that there
will he on die On or before the aESt day Of June,
4. ID. 1854, In the ufSce VI the EIsFk Of the Dfstrirs
Court Of Mills eoaAgy, Iowa, q petition Of B. 6
Alderman - Administrator OF the estate Of Abra-
ham AeksFTnAh, deceased, claiming 81 roo the ann
Of Two HundTed and Fifty Dollars "a ahoIey dae
him as sucA Administrator, en- q certain pFoais-
sSxg Hs6s, Sxecaksd b. yeu5 dated 20 April, A. d.
1880, fer swe bgndfee snd eighty dollars, payable
tosa& Ahr8hAsn fisherman, "a or before the s04h
day ~ April 4 d. 1881, with tea per cent Interest
per shnuEn after aztarstg Shsreuss % wnSs n0te
she sum Of ons husf9feA and aftseu dollars was
paid on khs 94ta dsy Of June, A. d. f6s2, ana aiaa
-sasiming tue Foruso#aFe Is . Mortgage exssnted By
sea 81 eyea date wfth said premis3ory nsta, te
secure the pa5asHt thereof and TIE interest there
east the HaFth Asig af the South hzif Of the EoFsh
East Quarter aE Ssc&lsR Me- (I7) Twelve in Town
kAtP Ne SeEsnty-tws e71Aesthe ST RsDgs Nss fsj
Ferty-s~e waR1, whSca hska sad eaeEtgxgs are nov
Hay pr8pexiy 10 Wuch AdHIafStTAtSr. And that un~
isas yeu spPaAr and answer thereto en- or before
ROOF Of Sac sseoea dag Of said Court, to begun and
kHaa on the Talrd Monday Of August A. d. 1859,
Ju3xnaent and decree viii be rendered against ron
tasr ssR 81 prsysd tpg N ssid petition aaa eOst d
saAs " 4
J. II. pRws, ATTY for Pla.
MEy n, 1854, 4w
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-08

RLATR& NAlAkk hA&D&sAA. I
h COED deal w@s said lass Fall about
AEiaging sAs Pissss River and tas Lsape
Pork but reosatly We hear little Or moth
ing - soshen shsse iapartans improve
meats are 70 Be made. They hays ipss
nothing Of thsif Importance by the lapsa
CT time. 70 say aeshiag Of eur gag and
and snseSprisirg sister city ever the va
tss, va may say shas counoii Blaas FAUST
resaiR and lacrosse bar western trade,
must costume to BE- an onsSsdng point,
must forever be on ths line Oh trade and
travel across the Coasinsnt-or else cur
atty viii asysR be mach larger than CHR
cage, PERHAPS Has salss - large. 10
keep our western trade and preserve oaz
Hasasal advantages the houps Fork sad
the Platte sheald bs bfidged. Ii bosh Of
these improvements sAanos be made Al
onss, les ~ have . safs way oysr The
Lssps Rsrk srss.
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.Ios pgrSrrxs-MoRx INV TTPE--"s
s.vs recently saasd ts suT job oaaHe, n large i"' 81
ssm qyps, cass Borasxs, &s al e ies ees' s3Ah
IL Saa la ssassxasA,ka A wAsss4A@ nzsss prspaF-
"a thsn svsr, 70 execute every varsity Of plain as
t.ssz lob Printing, ass4, gSseA sad eAs&p' W.
base sAa largest and best assortment OF 1oooaAs
material In she west, and can turn Gus anS kAna q
wors sAal nag se desired, a. short aoaes.
Msrsssnsa ana ssAsxs n&vIAsP siatsnE 70 % ems'
,rs raausxsaa 10 cali and examine speciHasns Of
wark aad pricsa. We KaAETsatse sssl$f@eH@A IL
sTsFx szka,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-08

ne tnsbrats nay now bta defiance to tAs tempt
- cap. DE-. LANES GgTIDorR D sTRoSa
pggxK is 3 certain enrs fer DrunksHneas, IL Gre
siss 4 dislike for sGoug drink, ard eAn De sazain~
s.srsa siAous sAs l~tnswlsaSs Of ths p1sis~a-
PreO. al a boz. Sent By nail to any address, "
; c. uPHAM, 90 Chestnut stress, Phiisaesp@la'
>. c,p-.fay.s sut srae. Juas Is-uS
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To w@xwoms su0eRaRss az ka0A@
80 TT 80 ss@xsgs

Areysxnsd Gentleman having bsen restored to
nsaftn in 8 few days, AFTER aadsrgOing all ths asEAi
rousias and irregular expensive modes Of srsat-
xsna, wi8hSut saecs&ss oon&adsEs Ii ms sA0s~a 3a1y
. eaaazaanic4ss 10 his sfaisaed fslio" creatures YES
mssSs sf rwea. HsAcs, ca tas ssesipt ~ an saSa-
ten snxsEsps. he wilt ssn1 ttFssl 3 essy ID saa pre-
sziptlsa assd. Direct 10 JOKE n. DAazA&Gs
ls FuIssa street., BFoSkiyn. ". z.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-07-08

- MAY, WEI b Co., have just re-
csived q very large lot Of all kiads OF
CLOTHING, which thsy propose 70 sal
low for cash. Their stock has bssn Sc
lscted With especial s@Fs, for this market
and for the Plains. ali kinds Of emigrsns
goods constantly on hand. aivs them q
call If you want bargains Sw'