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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-17

e. The Columbus Faes states thai q
man placed his righs hand % the railing
Of the Central Ohio track The other day
and allowed the wheels oa m spproaeh-
lag krain 10 pass esss Il, sassing IL ID
juss below the wriss- His ohjsss was 4
axeznpa himsslf from the coming draft.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-17
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prog ssals viii bs reeeSrsA sy s@e zaasrsigaeds
Al sAs ussps a. he @iS nze1nssx ~ 90 efty u
08anA I EauHay ~ - xsz6aB5 Ocksesf - - faS
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sayzsn snss, - ssde saEks, sisHa 41aat u st1kh, siah
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8assess. wishaa Uxylfxsf hfst Aadzkfem - QnHnekl
Bsu3h Rs hnvsznafksx &S%x3BsG-
said peyesnaats viii be EAaA s1 AsneExA slds u
Cem4 street. In sran& Of lezs IL H. u snd - IN
nseek II Ga ne sssx xsHe ef Pesxi st<sst % - wgst
frenx Il 1oss T. 80 sd 3 fh zleck , - ths
west Ma az Pearl sIFsaA. aleM3 sh& e&sE aide Of tsa
f3 fn fae<x III and IN TIE wss4 ssds af0eAt<e 3trees
In fraass IL loss g. s ana . In Msck t9-aSa IN naxtzAs'
6rss a Adzfaea 10 uoszcxl BsusA Iowa.
Prssseszis Win name . price pr ksss Ena ~ pess1
wsas fbf aainx k&& eRtass Max&~ 10 WaEk wAh d
paid ter when eaMpasts&s ~ ~ ulH EfgeaaEa
yesusxxsys lets On whf1h sAtd paseAssks SrbAt -
hk5xss. and eesiae&ed - axssx att txxsss xoa
fNxshsa Enssxnaastsn sFpkx g tha andsrslgnea-
sAMHnEJAC0z4 City mnsfnees.
Gan aeal ssaas, Gastsabex - ~ RM.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-17

4xswsrasd agasisnaan hsvtms eesa rsasarsa 10
asa4sn In o ssw Days, sssss aaAsssplag AL sAs usual
routine and irrsxnzar expressive msds& Of esats
msnt, witAozk sascsss, e~SaziSars is Ids ssszsa aaU
10 sUzzuaunsssse 10 his asaaassA ssslow s~rsasxrss Ina
ss&ssa Of esss. Asnrss 90 tAs rsrsapa . aA saSa-
ssss zavsassss IA wiz asaa Efsesl . caps u tas srs-
acxspsion ussa. DsxSea - goKx n. DAGNAGSs
La Snlsaa street, nrsoktyn, u. Z.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-17

%" HAY, Wxn d Co.. havs juss re-
eeivsd . very large lot Of aa Kinds OF
CLOTHING, which shsy propose 70 sell
log for essh. Thar stock has bssn ss-
lscted with especial care for this naazkss
and for the Plains. ALI kinds Of aaAigrsns
goods constantly on hand Give them .
call IL you want bargains. sw.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-17

Az ArSsrrHosksx LRrrxz.-A young
lady, u extraordinary capacity addressed
the IalIoRiag 10 beg eoasin 1--WE 10 al
weIl, and mothers gos the bis Tsfrix
brother Tom 10 gos the Hnpin kaagh. and
sister Ann has goa . hsbess and hops
shsse few lines win And yoa the same.
Risa ~ Your apfhecsionate kazxsn.s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-17

20 Mr.. Vaiiandigham moved In Con-
grsss to increase the pay Of she soidisEs
and mako il In gold inssaadof g~rsenhasks,
That would have given them the bsnsfs Of
Wall ss<sss ~spsoalaaions, but the rspubli
cans voted il down.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-17

kx This sssanss Rnilis arrived Tues
day night, ss or landing. She bsoa9hs
goods for s. 8. Bayliss, 8. Bloom and
A. W.. Scarborough. Several Of eaz
c~isiEsns arrived home en- hsr.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-17

- Jos PRasxrSe, can be done better
and cheaper at the Bsgss Once than as any
othss establishment W est of thu Missis-
sippi river. Those wanting sny hind Of
Printing done, will and ID TO their adssz-
tage to leave Shsir ardsxs "a shis 0fkss-
Ws warrant satisfaction, u make nc
chasgN. Terms moasss1s+
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-17

Illustrated vita saSravtngK Of Eas asmHns Gru1saaa
KHaiKa, Nssrs, Celestial. Aqusains, TurH-sBs and
Pas Massss w4Ea sAs aAaxsesss rsvsaasd ~ easa-
Rgss-Asses nassA, ss axag. Ears-sAin and psis.
o. sasi ana gsa pF4nA Or ~psatsaxs sesaaaas ss isvtas
acugR-vaarxs OF saaaaas HAxm-itgas os azxk.
coarse vi aaA, stEaagha - early. cEkkz&-shaa
or paaaas, pale Or esa@red xzxra-sssrsAf - r.
regular. RAzs-1sxxs a. saasa- hwcz~scas %
sasxs. sKHn-~xsash 90 szaeosk- Az 10 - szasay
illustrated wasz axSxagfngz. TAs wsaks a&, LaasA
and vsiess al Isaleass a2ss~esaz. We mAs sssw
an aanssa fass fyuR 8 aisaeasss sRas ass 20 wa
sAow Asw. ssstass sas asovs. ws hail treas "a
R~rRacLoaY, ar sAa RatHrAi Miatesy Of kaai o.
PaKssaAssw. &aa tAs Lsws q Lasa and RssiAhi
Of PIE ysIeassmY, az sisas Of 0asrsesazs and hsw
to read shszn; e. PknxxozoLssY. shs PHILOSOPHY
IL aiaa /; ana Of RsxcMoLosgs sas seassos Ut tAs
Seal. NAE, villa T~sfersacs Go sa Ais ~rslasseAA Of
Life. social, intsEleezazA, and s~parisAsA and wasa
each eaz as essas wtn - saaeadatsd IN taa RaR&-
xoLoSfcAL JOURNAL AND LIFE ELLUsTgA~
YKD. Mes ysaanas sasaaasnosa 9zas lsa- 4 Asnd-
SONS aaarts asataly, al saly sl o. yaAx. sana-
pie numbers, hsosass. fsaass e<sarsss goWkss u
WILLS, ss sxosawKs, Mes Yerk-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-17

e. u ID rsporssd that Issasrs from
Burnside, Dickersen and Basl@ hare bosza
found among the papers Of JED. Dayis
and forwarded TO Washington.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-17

~" We have FOR sale, a couple Of "a
No. l." CUTTING BOXES. Now 10
the time to use thsza. Call as the edaea
and Iook ak hem. a.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-17

e. We hare bssn shown . documasni
sigasd by shs Msysrs IN odass Of the sit-
len Of she Unsssd States and 0snadss ssr-
flying 10 the superior srcaIlancs Of DIR.
Ayers Cos.poand sxtracs Of Sarssparilla
and 10 tAs vslus Of ail his remedies -
articles u great pablis utility. Sash 81
idsaes fron saeh high sources bears ~
eat srianphAatly In ths position We hays
long maiasaansd with regard 70 Dos..
Ayers psspszasioxs, q nsrs p~sstssuiAs.
ly our advsrsisesnsn of thsa. No pub
lishsxs assd be noxs sppossa han wears
10 tbs pronalgasion Of aaaoksry In aay
Snaps, bss No kasw whsn Ne began, thai
his ssunediss wsrs sbess any suspisioa n
as6sptiea--thaa sAsy wsrs aeoas ths bssl
Ii ID posslbls % prodaes for che sare d
aisssss, aed shss sAsy hare shs eoaAdsne'
Il all scnnsnitiss WHARF, shsy Ars knesn
Not aIoss bseaass the NaJsTs Ut ~
whols ssszkry believe shsn ssafal 70 thst
psepls, M bssAass ~ knew fson sxps
risnse thaa ~ srs 90 " ears, Do ws b
love No ars rssd&ing . s~ahstaniiaa 90
siee % or readers n nsking thsir Vi
sass kassa - thsn.-fCoarisr, Princsto
Kx. I
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-17

r. q young aaan d . ssa party svsr-
hearing ono lady say - A~za0sasr, 81 hare
something for Jour private sar,1 iams-
dsassIy sxsisinsds 81 profess against u,
for privsa-sar-iag b illegal"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-17

Dr.. RAMess sfsaEpfc szrss ssssaatssTa ss
Seminal W saansss, GzzScssncy, Loss ~ ~ &s.i
speedily and essSsaaiiy. Iss safsc&s are ssaay nas-
lesI. A nla' VI o. zsEezsxe via ssastnns M
mast skseslssl a las nsraka4 Rxsss, o. q sexs--
Seat postpaid 10 sas saasasss ~ D. O. HrMAM
~ oasssast Street, PaalAassphia. Pa. Circulars
ssat tree. Egsas lS-nas
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-17

n @ XN
pxsxzxr LocAzzfY o. IN Iowa Rno.
nxxrs.-The following list has heea
made oas FROM olScisl sources, and mag
be considered reliable.
The Sd, Ash, Sth, 9Th, Ssh, Och, lIth,
l2sh, l3th, l5sA, l6th, l7sh, 2lss, 29d,
23d, h7xxhs 18th. 3Eh, 28sh, 30sbs 3lss,
34sh, 40sh Infsnsxy and the ID Cavalry
ara Al Vickshafg.
The "a, 7th, 39sh infantry ara at Oo-
rinth, Miss
The l0sh 10 as Matches or Vieksburg.
The l4sh and ed are as CoinEnbas, Ky.
The 18th 10 al Sprisgasid, No.,
The 18th 10 as Pors Hadson, La
The 24sh 10 as Matches, Miss.
The 18th In as Moscow, Tsnn.
The 2ssh, SD and S6sh are 81 Hslsna,
Arb,
The S5th 10 as Bear CTsek, Hiss
The 9Th lie Al Alton, I'll.
The 3Sth Ia at New Orleans, La-
The lss Cavalry 10 as Rolla, Nc.
Tas ID Cavalry 10 at La taxange, Team,
The 9Th Cavalry 10 At Bridgeport Miss
The ssh Cavalry ID - AarfreesbeTo,
Tenns
This 9th and 7th Cavalry Sisax 0isy
and beyond On the Fronsiaz.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-17

-" Al the Bssis ofkes, se are pre-.
pared 10 do say and every kind ef Dab
Printing, better and oheapss, than AM
oasos wsss Of Chicago. Send 10 your o.
dars.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-17

-" The Missoagi river still osnHa-
ass very lou. Fraighss are high this
fall
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-17

Ths l~RsaFiass mag aaw ~ 6se&sse " Ne sszzgs'
ins cup. DE- gANRrs AETEDoFR 0 sxzoaG
DRIsk Ls a esztata szxs ssx pxanksaasss- II are
a.as n ataaIGs fag stEaag axia&, and can ss saznia-
lsasEaa without taa knowis&xa es sas sssssn&s--
Prtca, 81 . ssx. Scat sy mail DO sss aaarsaa. hs
8. @. upHAM, 90 CasssnAs ssTsss, PAAla2sapaia,
? airxalsxa ssna srsa. TIaas ts-uS
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-17

Three Massachusetts, msn hare
hean arrested for f~uraishing she Oonfsd-
sracy With bank note paper.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-17

xaas xask b sn sssss ana waz1 sssn - rseay.@~
g eaakex1s aenAp1sts snd Sr0skx44 sope1s 6k ~.
kneAaen1s, sstszs ~. 90 1heupSkf nsfenk tnss<
faaly s6sts6 an4 h hs1inya& 81 p<1s1nA A1Efe ~
~1eErenk1xy - ps1tttr1a record - peotxfea -
Ns9AI srsx1asss 80 nsr4xhx r&Ena1E1s III -.
atfun1tomN -
sasy naee o3a-
fn1c1-&Hp1f epvsFs, % cantsa rasaA. \ cantx.
Delivered " Aaii e impress, psseakI esseasipk
ef ths prise. -
iaznbuas Gals A11fsnssd - ]. n. Rxxxw = 90. a.
- Gov. AknAMTs s4es se zaS nx261. "a aEHes
s&ia u sxpes<41.
~ nsaFy nswsp4p4x szl&& sisss NJ HAsys kafss
~ n1e0o1G1 ssnex - UeEunknn. aohiss = - -
estvs nees sspsss - - wss&~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-17

/ 6&&1Mk4& 0HE&M&1NA
me Democracy 81 Haxrisoa and shsa
by eounsiss mes IN Osnvsasiaaa s Maxme-
liza, On shs aosh Of Aagass, 1881, ter shs
purpose 81 noninsaiag : eAndidass for
RsprsssntAsiss.
On nssion ohsxiss Bsagha, VA ssaisd
10 aAs ohsis ana I. DaslsE kssly, slssssa
sscrssasy.
Ths s~onyansion tssa -prssssasd - aka
n infsrnal hxlIss Ear ~sandid&ssss md
Wm. Wyissds ssssisiag ssArly I'll ~
vstes -, ~ "a aseszoa a-saaiaoasIy
nominetsd.
On netlcn ! eeszai1sss ii Gss, 3.
Mcasssrn, j. Haray md %. EIillzs 4
Ha.xissn sounsy, sd Ds5Is ard n.
WIlIians sf ShsIky seaAsy. rsss ~
pefsssd - - - Q ssnksaa ssmnisss 90
. the dkstrisa.
!, n. Wyisndy bslse lss1ly akIasa 90,
J aosspesd - npntaatians - nadsa sss
petLAsas - ~ sppropkiste rsnsxks
o. nstfsn Is - ssderea tkst ~ -
sssdiass Il lis Ussventim - p1kttk
u Ii ~ essAsii Dlsn nsefs - HI
-rsen sssn6v Umtsks go 49,, = -
aoa ~ conrsnaiae nuas1 - -
aHAg. B1HelzN, phnxs
i nusnm Nnncxs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-17

~. ~.
rails Ii enc aastwsnAss4sl sns1Mx91GMtkn swa
70 Hss4irsl seEsnca. n hrs s1sc1e4 y sy1Fx
stage III GruzNurf1oe, ssnaV<14M -
aasa u muta&ne.R n EMfse&s xN&x04N1n-
pepszx, - MxfU&M09RHFHN4 ~ HfdExx6a
No siasost d savsrs1en Fsnsseys
THE HvRorM00RMTE1g
asvs I sss-ssss - sssslas 1880 g s.s
Enswrons anexuS an1s % kAs stAsrshak%F - znest
~powsxfus h4a84 DDn&xstla1 k9nn<s kA41N%R3h&E
act with proSnpknsas and essteJnty In al gAneFni
|ngxAad aap1lfis4sx go ~ uNrente nFsneAat4ss
|Asaass, kxafnlAs Msssnas, Aasnia, RsAs1s
|Csanptalnss -, snAts ID alseeasrs ct shs ner-
Esoas or Raeea Eyx11n&. 1kAGx s9eus Hpon tha ~
|ksreaias eeeaitisn il tAa<xtsfs~Aa ne ssAsfzd
symspsasna aassppsaxin9 wdsA d rsptHtS which y
really nsrvelsas. nAeg tacrssss TIE nnxssss 20
vital sasrxs, zskissa eengk, sAe<k MiEht sweA1es
|aszainEsA Rxyer4oxa1io4s txqreTe the appesfas or
yest DlaxrtSzns and pfo1ksse sekxsxhazx sassS. =
faif TRIAL Id q aRrf&tn cnxs-
wfKumssFsnss GnEuIEx PREPARATIONS
0s Inc HypsyAosrszs@ Il me salg saliaSss sarsa u
Iny. Ehux. hitPs xmaeaY, AaA i8 sPpgcvs& ~ ths
NsaIcsl Reef<stkt& EsEefaxkF. w4e - exksE, ~
arg rseasay contalniae tfes.
EfrFK1Cne-4aT 90 Bottles, 1s-S 8stsles sss
90 In 10 ~ ho<Ees, t&-zAFss Ter - GiTcsisFs
rski.. asat sy = ssspsssssle n.sIgassss and ~
Essas Gsnsxaf nepe& In the unEtea atstss, "
]. w~IN6Hnn4nk. r. Iaha ssrssss N.x.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-17
GAxss aALDwzx. zATaAR >. poDax
Baldwin & Dodge,
BANKERS.
C~aaasseasFs = Tax Rayaag Agfss

psaiea la 9sia, siivex, axnaanxss uaGmrrsa
Mossy ! ad GosegmEmeas wsueAs~s.
0nrakn aksenslen Eysa 10 celiscsAea sf Drafts
MwSss I'd Aesaunts, and proceeds oe saEna pFsxapt-
~ raznxt ted.
Hsxsa paia tsF Aaa-saslds4s knzsa awmsss Ii sM4
ksrnzs.
rsmsi ems peecass1s Gssssazaems 8sanky nod saEa
| pay eaal CAS- c~oitsessd Cor relatives ct deceased sosa
1 aeE3z
RRgqRkHCES-Paxk B&a&s New xpxk5 ssssa
| saving Assodasiaa, st. Leafs prexei q De-, Phi
aaaSgAl a. Massachusetts aaEk, Roaasas " Y. 0eea
saagh 4 Co., CAlezgss 6zAaafss Danisp y 0e. Gin
| xsnaaa Nsrs. n. 1sts-sx
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-17

6rm OAysxxT.-0sns Baker informs .
that ~ nsar "a hs can calculate, after
fading The 9Th uassiTy full, he has 800
man over besides tome 400 boys and old
men SAAt b hes xssasd sas and ssnt
homs. ny
II l. our opinioa thai u tbs Gsnsral
ware psrsaikssd TO 70 ahead and raise vol
ansecrs he could gsk all the soldiers the
6ovsFnzAsns woaId waak fsosA Kows.
There haa bean . steady progress 1t vol
watering sssg Ginas The quosas Hsre ILL
ed isss fall. 6ince thsa the Sixth, Ser
snah snd KigktA Csxaazs hssa Ases rails
I'd, also the Eth battery and several thous-
and recruits for old rsgimsnts- We pre-
sumo SIX o. aighs regimanss eoald be
raIsed Ia Iowa without aay axsxaordinA-
ry sxertion. Then what 10 the use OF
having . draft?-Davsspsss Assss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-17

- rAs wsrk ON Joxs W&sxxssssaose
roaaa 10 progressing haelys and will sssa
b ready for ths reception Of goods
john ID . live basinsss zsaas, and we Aeps
he may sasossd, sssa hsyond his sxpss-
sasions-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-17
To Pnusrxxs-TTrH ssskaAEE--Weh hare
~ sssA, and Tor sale. the fsiiswizs aizss - second
hssd syps, salsa win - ssaa vsss sasss Sos sssA-
zoe pa. EU4sE0sss ~r
p 1Ma a *06H&rra 81 &

me sssvs fyps is al In saad sszdlsasas ana sses-
ale Of doing very fsir wsss- wsAsvss assss asaxa-
usy Of ssossa AsaG ssssEss AAyxalAxs walaA
wtu he sold lsw sss sasaas spSsaassss al sAs sssrs
su, IA auesisxassa. tsxsxsss wafh . lias 81 prisss.ss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-17

g3rxx ssa4k wsH ~ n 8alsss ~ fonad lazss A.
s&fxHA fNK eMkA1
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08
Tribute TO General Grant.

The following letter was addressed to
General Grant by number of Americans in
London, on hearing of the capture of Vicks-
burg
LONDON, July 81, Is63.-General-T
Undersigned, your fellow country men tempo.
rarily abroad, have lust received the intelli-
gence OF the surrender of Viuksburg to your
ever victorious army, and desire to send
across the sea, to yourself Individually, as
well as to the heroic men Of your command,
this testimonial of our warm acknowledge
ments and congratulations. We desire,
also, at the same time, to convey them,
through you, to Commodore David d.
Porter, commanding the cooperating feet,
and to the gallant officers and seamen under
him. The name of Porter the son of an
ilustrous sire, is again, as during the war of
1872, identified with the glory of our coun-
try. The fall Of Nicksburg, whilst it has
cheered the loyal Americans and many
sympathlzers with us and our cause, has cor
respondingly depressed our Rebel enemies,
and their aiders and abettors in England.
Accept, then, General, for Yourself, our
heatiest congratulations, and be pleased to
convey to the gallant army the thanks of
ourselves and of thousands here who hail
the intelligence Of this brilliant achievement
with joy and gladness second in degree
only to our own. Let your victorious COM
rades, General, know that the eyes of their
grateful countrymen, wherever they may be
wandering, as well as those of the foes of
human liberty are upon them. Let them be
assured that patriots everywhere rejoice
over the gallant deeds, and that, with hearts
of hope, and trust, and confidence, they will
continue to follow them to other fields and
other victories, until every weapon of Re-
lion - lYfI 4
once more floats triumphant over all our
land -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08

GIUSEPPE GARABALDI, with many other
Italian liberals, has prepared an address
to President Lincoln, copy Of which we
subioin. The poetic warmth of the Italian
nature has somewhat tinged the style Of
the document, but there is heart in it, and
it glows with devotion to liberty;
CABRERA, August 6, 1868.
To abraham Li,rola, Emdncipator Of the
Slaces in Me Amecriaa Republic:
If in the midst of your Titanic battles
our voice can yet reach you, let us, o
Lincoln, free sons of Columbus, send you
word of good wishes and of admiration
for the great work that you have begun.
Heir of the aspirations Of Christ and Of
John Brown, you will pass to posterity
with the name of the Emancipator-morc
enviable than any crown or any human
treasure.
An entire race of men, bowed by selfish
egotism under the yoke of slavery, is at
the price of the noblest blood of America
restored by you to the dignity Of man, to
civilization, and to love.
America, mistress Of liberty to our
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08

What with the shawl aud silk, each o
which made bundle of no iuconsiderablt
size, l was pretty well weighed down, auc
began to be apprehensive of the conse
quence in case my companion should make
any more purchases She, however, re-
lleved my anxiety, by saying that she in
tended to purchase nothing more. She
was only going to step into jewelers. to
have locket repaired. Accordingly we
repaired to the store of fashionable
jeweler. The locket was hauded over
with the necessary directions.
But this was not all A lady at the
counter was engaged in examining very
costly pair Of earrings which she was de-
sirous of purchasing, but demm red at the
price. At lest she laid them down re-
luctantly say 'ug, "They are beautiful, but
do not care to go 50 high as twenty-five
dollars"
Let me see them if you please" asked
Caroline They were handed - her.
She was charmed with them, chiefly,
imagine on account of the price, for they
had little beyond that to recommend them
"Now l must absolutely go home," said
she, "without purchasing any thing more
For once she kept her word, and | re
leased from my attendance. But the
thought that she had expended one hun
dred and thirty-fye dollars, in single
mornings shopping and on objects none
of which by her own confession, she stood
in need, could not help recurring to me,
and l decided that until could find some
more rapid way of making money, such a
wife would be altogether too expensive
luxury for me to indulge How far am
i5lC you may judge by Frank Palmer's
failure. At all events that is the reason
why didn't propose.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08

fathers, opens again the solemn epoch of
llumon progfes ond while she astonishes
the world by her gigantic daring, she
makes us sorrowfully think how this old
Europe. which also fights so great battle
for liberty, finds neither mind nor heart
to equal hers While the revelers in des-
potlsm raise their bachanalian rejoicings
over the fall of free people, let freemen
religiously keep sacred the day of the fall
of slavery. There are mysterious paral-
lels in hiStory-the robbery of Mexico and
the Lincoln proclamation. Prosperity to
you, Abraham Lincoln, pilot of liberty
Hail to all you who for two years have
fought aud died around her regenerating
banner Veal to you, redeemed sons Of
Ham-the freemen Of Italy kiss the glori-
ous marks of your chains
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08

IIor Conn STORY. .-"IIot corn stories
used to create a sensation, and the Phila-
delphia North AmcHcon localizes one
now that will have the same effect. Po-
liccman Brown has been accustomed to in
dugc onights in the piping hot ears and
oily butter, vended by female African,
on the steps of the station. Searching
for a culprit the other day, he came upon
the woman in the backyard Of shanty,
boiling her corn and the neighbors' dirty
CLOTHES in the same seething cauldron.
Being asked if that was her usual practice,
the venerable Ethiopian Indignantly re-
sponded "Why, of course, Can't afford
to buy coal to bile dc close an de corn
separate" The dulcet strains Of "hot
corn" have lost their appeti2ing melody
for Policeman Brown.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08

BEEcHER's BEGINNING. - IL. Ward
Beecher has made one speech in England,
at the opening Of the new chapel. In it
he saws "a began my ministry in
church in the wilderness, where there
were nineteen women and one man, and l
wished him out more times than one.
They were the saints and he was the
sinner. / was at that time sexton and
general undertaken for the church. I
swept it, / bought the lamps, and litthem;
/ would have rung the bell, but there was
none. daughter and applause.) did
the preaching, was superintendent Of the
Sabbath school and did everything else
there was to do; and though many years
have passed, and have seen other scenes
l have never had happier days since"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-09-08
DonrHaE altn 5tatesmran
WILMINGTON, DFL,
III sday Morning, Septsm 9r 8, 1868.
Praying for Rain

We heard dozen men complain,
When Wednesday it began to rain;
just as before, when it was dry,
They moui Aed Il drought v til many sigh,
And seemed most strangely to forget
. That water generally is wet
If al meu's prayers were ht .rd together
The world would have the queerea weather.
"My mind lnds stilll-oh, Lord give ra'p p
"My grain is dov l-ol Lord, refrain!"
"Ny corn is prrched m-"Ah susan's Dor 1e' =
g. MT let a drop of water on i'll"
con, not to day or" W shing's out !"
Roll up, ye clouds 60 for trout !"
The hens come oif-the brood is droNned I"
Al, let it pour my boats aground :"
So, mid the mul mrs. Of the world,
The clouds IKE bar iers are rNr-led
The rains descend, 'lie bow is bent,
The sky smiles clear, Gods ezrre tent
Sweet springs and robins slug together,
And, rain or shine lis pleasant wea'her;
The sowei hope.Il seed is flung,
Aud harvest songs are always sung