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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-25
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS /
~ CIECISEAfI RALL-oAP


On and after Monday, November 18th, 1907 Paussu-
ger TrAin1 will leave Cleveland as follows.
lBi Trnin-7.5g A. N.-StOppins AT Bora, Grafton,
wellington, GeW LondGn, Salem, Shelby,
Crestline, Gallon, Cardingtou, Ashley, Dal-
ware, Lewis Center and - rthiHgIuh, AZ
irving al Columbus 10 P. ~; Cincinnati
6:2O P. NJ; Indianapolis $50 P. n; 81. LoIdl
- Al NJ; Louisville "A. n; Fort Wayne
ss55 P. n; Chicago via Crestlins He30 ?. n.
ID Tran-6:{5 H.StOpping al ali stations north Of
Gallon, and at Gilead, Darlington aud Del
aware; arriving st Columbus l230 A. r.;
Cincinnati b:zu 4. n; Indianapolis l.33 A. n,
fOTt Wayne 3.45 A. NJ Chicago va Crest
line l0;tu A. II.
Trains leave Columbus for Cleveland a:oO A. Z sna
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-25

The battle at nIIIton--GalIantry of the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-25

A dispatch to the Cincinnati CONNER
sial says Of Col. Halls fight with Morgan
at Milton:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-25

Trains leave Columbus for Cleveland 400 A. r. and
l35 P NJ; and arrive in Cleveland ON Columbus Ct
$50 A. n. and 10 P N.
The New York herald., 1863-10-22

sStung iheIsfor the following n s", % Ia -
sewer with the receiving basn apa -
the % Or % os Foay ns and
Forty under the direction Oh tno Oroou
Sss Board and that the accompanying ordinance ns'e0s
which was referred 10 the Committee on Sewers
Report Of Committee on Finance with resolution .hs Ne
Dkeman, Of the trustees Of the Yerhyfe Methodist
On me properly cf he .aa sSurS the work
OF building sewer In Eightysxth street, between Third and
Fourth the same TO be charged account Of Dona
Which referred 10 the Commtee Donations aud
Charities.
eEsouusIoss AGAIN KRsuHsp
BY Councilman BaASpoN-
Resolved That peraission be. and the same 10 hereby
tree In front Of their premises No East Twelfth street.
PAPERS yRox ALDERMEN REsuxxr.
Iesition OF Dwight Rosiern oplace Sign NJ Nos 70
BY board Of Aldermen, prayer Of petitioners grsned)
which was concurred in
MOTIONS REsusEp.
tcunoalman BhIcE cd that the Committee Finance
DC discharged from the further consideration Of resolution
OF Board Of Aldermen that the Comptreer draw his
behalf Of COMMITTEES on Naiioas ANN IN carrying and
delivering ags ordered by the Common Council OF 1867 for
the various New York city regiments
Councilman KIESAs moved that the Board do now ad
which was lost,
resolution was coneurred by the following
ford. Jones' Webster, Mcvay, Gross Brady, Mcconnell
Repper. Honghtafin laviiand. CAV, McGrath, OBren,
Aud the directed to be sent 10 bis Honor the
Mayor for approval
Conncilman BEASpos moved that the Board do ad.
which was carried.
whereupon declared that the Board stood
adjourned until Thursday, 22d instant at o'clock
JAS. n. SWEENY, Clerk.
The New York herald., 1863-10-22

siSii & 6. Sssss Il vote. r,.
s . sods.p 4. Pus na sTS
fhs oommitise Cv presented report In favor
';ssuS' ssss ss s. % 81 EsI Barclay for
work IN ssrrosaiss and allowed at 2, ~
% Sosng S,'fssfS saassp 70 fr'm
va: adopted By tho soowipg vote VIZ Davis
EK Is Sas5is;s: report
sS0Pa Ta rss Ss % @ 81 ~ for supplies
tsTnhss ier ssps%bss 1as is Ss saasd
H. ne 0n for "suPpOrs Of Prisoners
The Committee County Oacers presented report In
ss I'll Of a; iao%., dSSs
sS "a os aor IaTssns ,s %ors q audited
aIsssss sspes: 3 s:Y from
~. Raese s.sas sss Ely Lit.
Sss cean9s oee. presented report in
ss': cl..
nam 10 Ia take eaees January OF so per an
Which was laid over.
Supervisor TWEED moved that when the Board adjourn
ane ha. q inspectors Eiec.
ton be made the special order of business after
Which Was carried
sapessr EY moved TO take from the table The report
Of the Committee Civil Courts in favor Of adopting reso-
y. Ressysd: y That me bin q John Lennon. smqunns to
appropriaon for Lighting. Cleaning and Supplies"
ReceSsd from his Honor The Mayor his objections
thereto. August Z.
The motion TO take up carried
And The , ssms was adopted the objec-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Blunt Briggs, Conner. Davis.
Ely, Little Roche, Shoos Stewart, Tweed and Wies.
mann-1l.
Supervisor WEIsMANS moved take from the table the
report OF the Committee Criminal Courts Police,
fsser Of adopting resolution rs follows. viz
Resolved, That the bills Of Drs Hodgman and Simmons
for medical examnstons by order Of the Police Justices
amounting 10 $s5 be audited and allowed and the Comp
roler directed 70 them from appropriation for Ocers
The motion to take carried.
And the resolution adopted BY the following vote,
viz
AMrmave-Supcryisors Briggs, Connor Davis, Ely, Lit.
tie Roche, Stewart. Tweed and Weismann-g
neutrality-suspicious. Blunt-l.
Supervisor fwErp moved that the board do now ad-
Ourn.
Which carried,
Wbcreupon the President declared the Board stood
adjourned until Monday next, 26th instant ten o'clock
A. NJ.
j b. YOUNG, Clerk
The New York herald., 1863-10-22
Board or Supervisors.

[OFFIClAL.1
ADJOURNED SEssioS-TuKspAy, Oct 20 1868,
O'Clock. Pm.
The Board met pursuant dournment IN their cham,
Present. Thomas Little Esq., President and the follow.
Supervisors Blunt Briggs Conner. Davis, bly,, Roche
Stewart, Tweed and Weisman--l0.
The minutes Of the three preceding meengs were read
and approved
ryrruoSs.
Petition OF the following named for reduction and renns
sion of tax
Stephen Curtis.
Which was referred 10 the Committee ON Annual Taxes.
Petition of Peter neary remuneration for services
special policeman from July II 10 August 5 1868
Which referred 10 the Committee Criminal Courts
and Police.
Bill OF Roger Adams, amounting to 4l35 for services
constable Court OF Oyer and Termner held during
months Of August September. October and November
1861
which referred to the Committee Criminal Courts
Hi OF cisen Hunter NJ D. amounting to sI. for medi
csl services at Jefferson market prison.
Bin Of Howard Pearsa amounting &12 for meals fur
nshea and officers in the case Of The People vs.
John McAllister.
and Police .,,,,u.
incurred upon wounds received during
which was referred to the Special Committee Riot
Bil Of s. j. Blanck Sons amounting to go SO. for
paira 10 chairs In Tax Commissioners Office &c
Which referred TO the Committee on Annual Iaxea
Bills Of the following named for postmortcm exarnina
uarter ndin mi
The New York herald., 1863-10-22

cl,s for Civil ooar, Rooms. "''''s " - w. '''
ce for 81 y LesMSos % Co., An9unng to sAs g. for ar
% = sis
Mhss S e ls cs@m,,sss oness
rs.srs 70 Sosnsy eess s''' 10 '0'
n s%ssss: s s: ssrs g. sss
ING &ka,s f9r Supreme % Court
.ot BIZ Of X Han Ryan. amounting to sO for blankets
which was referred to the Committee on County omeers
Bill Of John Frank amounting to $40 a. for expenses
inssIed IN serving Matthew Anton ia Jsacr
Which was referred to the Committee Criminal Courts
reeuson was received from the following FOR station.
Which referred 10 the Committee on Printing and
reqsi.i.lSn received for articles FOR cleaning
Which referred 10 the Committee on Criminal Courts
1. 9% ss
State Militia transmitting various bills pay
ins ss city arns se
Honor passaan. TO se he
Which received referred 10 the Special Committee
on h,St sSIu1an,s,,,o, wl@i%s .. ,,,.,u,. -.
A. Army 'S and soliciting aaversns
Which was received and referred to the Committee or
conmancation was received from tn. keeper OF the
r bridge T relative 70 the unsafe condition Of the floor
Which was received referred the Commiite on An
a., A sommanic.on was received from she Comproler
claims FOR sustained during
el1I%: %S.e RrSs,n;sa e and 1ssdns October
The following was received:--
D',AD es,'9o Ssrs No. OCT, css - lss
%ssslns ssSraes III: Sspor,any
u hlSs Claims and respectfully ask ts arsep5apce Respect
Which was received and laid on The table
SsT xSna pss1n1 o;1tr Sc o. I ss
"IsrnMS or THE BOARD or SupERvrsoRs OF THE County
% @o"s VI. Ss n
instant .ids Pr hp1ess,edngs asas transmit berewi
& Of of 1852 ~
Amount appropriated By March 4 ssi Zoo %
Nothing has been paid on this account during e sS
bin has recently been presented by the Principal the
Foreoshns from October l. 1862 to October L. 1865.
a
on in pprsnnncc IN % Of section of chapter "a Of the
For board and tuition October l. 1853 Of eleven "
q cSspier ss is~
vi 'eo' az tne rate OF sioo per annum each' s93 80
Making a:tOta of. si,i9s SO
hs aoo.c account il mol antnenticated N the usual
ner and the Comptroller has received from The
superinendent OF Public Instruction Of the selection Of
some OF the pupils for whom clothing nor any nc
count or notice from the Commissioners Public Charities
and Correction OF their having any children to the In
stutlon from this county, ~ 49, "
In ease the account shall be found correct will require
additional appropriation OF twenty
dollars which amount be auppcd from the appropra
THAT that S's the cs%%isson.r. of Public
Charities and Correction. the poor IN this
county be requested 10 report 10 the Board Supervisors
ne names and ages Of children who sent by hem from
of the Deaf and Dumb in accorJance with the of
the act Chapter 5) passed the oil the Legg
ture - = - Ns'''
would also ,n well 70 have the residences of
the parents OF such children stated by the
LIGHTING AND CLEANING SUPPLIES COUNTY OYfIcrs
Approrriations Balance OF appropriation Of 1862
unexp nded December 81 1864 .........,,... sf5 73
Amonnt appropriated by ordinance Of March 2.
1858. 26c0O 90
The New York herald., 1863-10-22
pRoPs,sALs.
pnorosALs fon ss.oeo OF KINGS COUNTY

i Volunteer auI Relief Coupon bond.
kINs- CoustY IRE.sgRrr's 0rrcE,
vs. CorRT sTrsr1, BroopfrS Oct 9 1888. ,
Proposals Will be receiyed the oc OF the Treasury of
hnes County until " NJ the 2isi day Of Oso.cr. 1853
issued by authority o. an OF The Leaatue ss.ed Feb
ruary ~ 1888 snd ~ rrso nison o. ne Board OF super
Tie bonds viii b. ssied In sums Of 81 ooo zach dated
November l. 1885 win Interest % ho rate c sy per cent
rer annum payable scmsaunnsy 70 vi ION the nrs days
abs in ssscossirc snnAi in.i,nchis sfsgIeu eae com
iacncng on thr hrt day Of Nay 1865 nnl ie rr lay
o. Nay y each year M iecIg,nsr p Q and n.laelps he
Zach instamsnt OF Bonds will b. cassincd by nuubers
sore pcndng wh the eim OF sess they ara % FROM
io 10 Inclusive.
The D. opo-as sin,e toe number OF Bonds dcsra the
smonnt OF premium pcr bond aud 0f which cass
The rrrsns ose propDlis aceptcd VIII be required
10 deposit with hr touny Treasurer Oh iT day No.
vcul6ef, isis The waIird 'a ihrin rrss teg'r
fICh lronoaon should he Hnl ef ilrta, Promo.
s'lcs Tor Kings County Volunteer AID cat on anI
Toe right reserved 10 o. ecf ai' o. The bids 10
sd red neecs'aiL 70 woWsie Il ihe ir Icss . thr
eoanv. RIOS. A GAPDiNir coanis Treasurer
pHoPosus VIII DIR EEcgIyED ron FRAMING.
- y sins nni en,lpn shei ~ per ..'ilnn- Mp
?. me SCUM IN % ard. prlrln street, GoAanus cek.
WINES, LIavOIys, sc.
NfoNuoR R9,vp
vi iipLLkSD tsrnfrDAw) GIN
CpGNAC PHTIEvOlsIS
Co., FRENCH lR1cuEiLEl COGNAr
BEsr BRANDS foR DEALERS Use
We os'r Ne anets ni', c-ebrase s,.is,es Tor sic. al
iron CaHsi sA,Ss noisa vi,i'6sss du.,. or
fru .f'f 'uH .ars seHts aG. 41al EI y 'Tl
lort.l gf nrtetae H.lea. &C.
r"-c 4u.t', i'ilale etr, fr'f fe.fia s.r
Eia.agn T. D
The New York herald., 1863-10-22

Balance nucSponded, September No. 1853 .. S2Oss M
In order 10 provide Tor III. payment bills heretofore
CURED on this accoun and yet TO be incurred during the
OF $1,000 viii be required and IL is that
the same be supplied by appropriation
which there Is surplus
draft of resolution auhoi,ln transfers TO be
made, as herein recommended.
All OF which IN respectfully submitted
MATTHEW r. BRENNAN Comptroller
Resolved That the following transfers amounting In the
Aggregate TO five thousand hundred dollars
be and the same hereby authorized be
appropriation aud account under the head VI Intercs
on Court House Stocs, - that is say
To the credit Of the account entitled Deaf and Dumb
Asylum, the sum of one hundred and twenty dol
10 the credit OF the entitled Lighting and
Cleaning and Supplies for County Ofces the sum
OF FIVE thousand dollars 5000
each OF the said transfers having been duly
Y me Somptolcr N pursuance OF the requirement Of
tion 2 Of chapter 240 Of the Laws OF iS5l
Which received aud resolution attached iletc.,
adopted by the following vote. viz
ACCOMPLISHMENTS sors Blunt, BRIGGS. Conner Davis.
Ely ltte. Roche steward, Tweed and welsnsnn-ia
The New York herald., 1863-10-22

william u. GRAY. I,oury T. stroll
William Heavy Heath lane stseOs..
May 4, IIa~sins k.ancs vanel.
Hi son.s sJyF. y,sa.9a ls ssSaei fSa Yam ss, Ts,.e
a,llr- agl.ra!p 1, Aronse lanes linz
whi was received aud reierred 10 ihe special Committee
on Riot Cialm.
suprrvisor kocH, rrcsrned ne following. viz
.,s ss'eyeS y Is. ~ m a % H. sca. 81
sss Of he nos of be- snd.a ss % e
and The Comptroller directed TO psy fron IN
xtich wa. sa9p,od w the following vote, VIZ
ssT,T rs.e ana s Go1ner Ely Little
sssss1yssSSg;sssiys ssssrysc1 Sgss 2li, rs .,own, viz,
hssoysa , rh, Tho seari Of Metropolitan Police Comm
rSafd Al, s1a e.i s M a M, 70 F e '9 y
Posenien o. dennslet win me police snihorues Tor sas
pored e h. Bead aud th,y hereb, requested 10
the speial voamitiee appointed 10 claim.
igr amages alleged 10 have been sustained cous. lence
Which wss adopted
49, 49,. ~ slai i -, en- s ne @lsw,ns ".
eIispg icbeion. ba. proved Itself mneuiy Loyal aud
lor ne sr'ov aghns forts prcscryaio sna 20 IN
as. s - ,r5 vr, e mos o,n ,o iae eoIpo
iha. fahsled eolesssily smoaailn; asSfs isf Ss.
oeen iIstiY demanded of hef: ana
tnte ard Rei,l Com ce has proves pgop.r b1nni q.
coma sss, se Win ' o ,s o o. ySlss. , IA 'a e aqd
muth less space of zine ans via fourth "a ni
d
dralt) while the loss of Ute sni eIaugenenl ness
consequent upon The enforcement Ina measure m IN.
wleisss II y plw iciaiicls sscertanei thai o. the
whole hiei the fsaf nsdc hi ths rtv r,
county not moro than one.,rnih of tho whole number
WI have pecn olaaioed AZ its conclusion nclfiins
furnish sat,iiiuues. and hos. who ray f- .our,r.
counting The 'xNuit1fe of tho generai government N
main aiming afsr nrned sfcr Aes sHd tsa xrenntes
Thousand dollar. Par nan While ,te Az ei ne men srg
raising is county Substitute sni Relied Fund, vii nave
whefcas n stnovn ,hs the fns ~ man, ies ss.t,. a.
hfec " as uien now IN th' amy VIII cfpie within ~
Ike tho number or men eAprced IRON the drau iu c,n
clraing renders auot er a Imminent. unles. saa, M
quircd Of this city ard co bs volunteering: and
Whereas lsriicvc that bounty of nafe than
wro w ~ ~ n W wy wy ~ - arg i1rre ss
gige sasfston 90 cifrus ~ secsrur ihst 40 ons
Should ue ferr1t % iave his bune irvcinaIly, ani Al
the same time prove i The greaess benefit rofern
mont by sissng thru isrsr fnre or willing soinniif In
| s..ld % a -ua'i iufec o unwilling u,rn; ani
Whtr -, th' PIa.i nt has seray - "a Doe praau,
ton csins fDr to 90 mors who viii D. dflis1 M
les ii"y sed b, tho sh day Jaanafr b. m ,D,
4 ~ vnlntceriDf. aud
whrcn, It's rsrt,in tsi lhe i,a or tls olrn,v nt,t
caF als be- cn be fflsri Nv volunteering unde ,
auliv~ W rfpirr iss, end wiui riog~- ~
fr~str1. 4hst ~ or"r ~ rfoviec sfains na~.it ri
~ cni'r 'nt - ~, tntuc lrAit ~ tha sif . "a
S ~ ~ 49, ,hr it' p'lnan lefvlo sum" 20 lr apl li
=, 'yr,' ssos irr,ir- fon -ur rror,rs vfsr ,.
~ ~, ,ttr svn tprNIg 7r Wv 'pss " rJiurr raii
! IoN rfttr UH TN iNff
~ 2, s,s Z, % .'s 's:sf , 80 l'' l csa'y Se-
% 'ri'n m f'siair tia' y 2 :, sl.i s'.s nsas
- rv srf4 fHs .
The New York herald., 1863-10-22
WHO WOULD NOT 90 TO MAKGrnEre roRrrsE,
MEDICAL.

A LII DISEASES. FROM WHATEVER CAUSE PRO-
duced, safely and successfully treated by Maaaue
DEsPARD. But one interview is necessary. " B-Bosfd
aud elegant rooms for ladies' during confinement. with
Eirhth .reci.
The New York herald., 1863-10-22

MRS ADDIB BANKER MEDICAL AND BUSINESS
Nl nirvoynt of eight years experience consus all
matters OF lite heath and happiness Diseases with
success No u Nelson place. b.ock of Broadway
second door from Eighth street.
The New York herald., 1863-10-22

nR JOHNSON. u DUANE STREET, MAY BE con-
~ suited all diseases. Thgy years Ckpcrcucc
eaahles him 70 guarantee srcody cures y all Who come
The New York herald., 1863-10-22

THE BEAUTIFUL MADAME DE corn. THE FIRST
Established astro.o1st IN tn city. BE- consulted
- West rhiTiysxth strrrt the pas future
Ladies not admitted Hours from ten totcn.
The New York herald., 1863-10-22

DR. COOPER, u DUANE STREET, MAY De COZ
voted TO dscases enables him 20 warrant In al
cases The victims Of misplaced confdene IN medical pre-
crrs can call With certainty OF being radically cured,
no pay.
The New York herald., 1863-10-22

nR. RALPH. AUTHOR OF THE PRIVATE IRE sTfsT.
u &C. 20 Anity street Those woc apply Ia the carly
stage OF disease viii be suptc ~ tue nL rapidly o.
he cure: thoee. however. who have suffered long.
sricture aud chronic VI lcli prucale s service
The New York herald., 1863-10-22

WANTED-TwO OR THREE USFUPyIsfrED ROOMS
suitable Tor housekeeping; location between Prince
aud Ioureenth streets and Broadway and Hudson
Address. stating locality and Alexis box iio Herald
The New York herald., 1863-10-22

4 BKOOkLYN CLAIRVOYANT.--MhDAME CLIFFORD,
IA the greatest living American 81 Smith
Brooklyn, block from Fulton avenue detects disease
prcscrbes remedies Lns absent cads and consus all
affairs OF lfc and business. y
psychomancy. Send stamp for pai tculars.
The New York herald., 1863-10-22


IL and Asologist in tis cay; gives lucky nuber
speedy marriages. Let not The pnoc be decc cd
who pretend likeness OF the husband II
wish the TRUTH call Madame RAY. City rrieences
to be at her otcs .Oc Seventh
scTcph street. Ladies 25 cenis gentlemen ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-15
lxx- a SEg1Fsma fnE sREsIDEST
EoR CONGRESS CAN EAANClpATE
sUssss eAkYsAeRE THAN THEY
CAN GRANT BILLS or DIVORCE. /"
- Es- Gou. Hemry Dwseen.

g g The fact can no longer be dis
gaised thas aaany of the Kspnbiican Ssn-
asors desire var and disunion, andsr pre-
eaxs og saying the Uuiea. They wish -
70 rsaSk z B B11skkx Bs1sss ial ssasE
q have usjority in the ssnate 70 con
.sfm the appoinsmenB, and mAny of thein
link shsy San bold 1 pssAHanssss kepuh-
i5pan msjesity In The Norihsrn States, but
pos In tks wkaIs .Uniaa !; for partisan res-
ssus they are anxione 70 dissoivs the Un-
iSn. IL il can be d0ss without headina
49, ss.ihIi q n.
usc. 9Ss l6dn
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-15

aE At the Prssidssftial siecsioa In
oonnecsicus in 1856. Frenont's majority
over Buchanan was I, ,S20, At the Pres
idsnkisi electiaa In 1854 Laineoln's ma
jSriay svss Douglas waa % s4is; ossr all,
the Doaglas, Breokiaridge, Bell, snd fa.
sion tickets 10, ,292. Whas vas . oosnbi.
nslisn In number Oh A0pas agairit she
Lincoaa ticket. Iswill bs ssen that Gov.
seymour has > heavy aiajority 70 over.
come. The snlira vote In 1860 va,
II y2o2 b5stssaf @
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-15

~ The Washington correspondent Of
the World says 10 is reported Ia ofasiai
circles that the Gsss asafs In the Norsa
viii be from abe free negro population =.
All the ahle-hodied celored men 70 be
saksa TO gil up the ranks af tas various
negro brigades now aaaeE way Is h
shoughs thai 40, 300 tyoopa can be raised
10, this way with which p garrison the
sea seass. 8E .4 a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-15

"If a9ess ASsrmail gaasasscs assS Abo-
lassmssss epg sss tAs ,posssr fs ,fAsis
hands, aA4y sssst ovszaAe tAsz caassiss-
tioa, sss tbs Sgprsss CogEt ~ d&fasess
sAGaes aad maks Iars ss sas& aasasseires
LAY vEoGAaT AAsBs ON EHesR WHO ply
yEE wrrg rHxa IN oREN1oS, or dare qsss-
tiOw SsssS ashty. ss.d s,sasls bassksssps
ths eoansTy and asiass u scish blood. - :
DASr8a WRBsTxa. ass = -ass-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-15

ri gs.4 EFt3kL Il ~ ~. ~
Ths following confession vas niade By
the Hoa. Mr.. Dawes, 9 Republican msHs
beF of Congress from Massachusetts, On
the 2Sth of April, in which be exposed
the eorsspsusss Of Llacolas adhaipasss
ton ~ ). 5.,fs
sfTHE GENTLKsfEN MUST REsfEM-
BRR THAT LIN THE FIRST YEAR OF
A REPUBLICAN, ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH CANE INTO POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS OF REFoRM AND RE
FRENCHaEHT, THEREEsI IEDUBITA-
BILE EVIDENCE ABROAD In THE
LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM
DERED THE PUBLIC TREASURY
WE'LL NIGH IN THAT SINGLE TEAR
As MUCH Al THE ENTlRR gukREeyf
YEARLY EXPENSES or THE GOV
ERNMgNT DURING THE ADMINS
TRATI0s WHICH THE PEOPLE
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
OF ITS CORRUPTION"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-15

90 "a declare NYon my fsaponsahaHgs
a : Senator, that the liberties Of this
eouRkryt zsse an greater aaagsy te-dsy
fsssn1 ptiel sss4upaasas, sassd JT0ssa tAs
proassacg praeticsd ia shs varsoas Depart
naests af Lhs Government haa tAes are
IJyoas Ne sasasg isa sAs opssa nsld.--Js Il.
Hale, RepabIaeGn Seaasor from Neg
Haapshxss. go
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-04-15

LgsaoLN Rksgszs, ovEg ma ews sasxA-
ruaH, 10. REsToaa psAeR Asn USEos lila
bis recent spseeh In Ohio, Mr.. ValIanaig-
ham Is reported BY the Cinoinnasi cosa-
saecsal 10 have said N0u the I2fh Of
Lass DseeHbsf, whan from the oisy Of
Riahmond iafpsmatiaa esna 90 The aisy
pg New York thas thsre Was q disposition
10 compromise and return delegates to the
National Congress aHd be ebedisnt 20 The
Oonsaisutseu sna laws and shas rssssrs shs
Cniaa ~ is VAS shs Psssidsats On that
| H., ssaass.7 =esiesEed The neann4lEinn and tha
ldamaiag evidence of that rejecsion exists
Ein New York over bin o~n aasograph,
(esiss, shsax, hear, bat sasss is ~ Do
ligaslQa pf ssaHssy - pssssaas and tase let-
Ter hea nos yes beea giYea "a khe pnblie-
The DAY after the Federal Army crossed
the Rappahamaosk inso Frsderisksbarg,
ansaaa Toe belisf shat MIchmoad wm ss
fall, and thus end he Rsbsllion. The
| dag preyIoas Abraham Lincoln rsjectad
lalf prsposisions so return, aysr bis owH
signasars Aad tie aay sstef shs hopes ii
| tss bind maa ID shs WAiks Moase Msfs
sisssipasaa iu ths defeaeas Ff@dsriahsAaxx,
sna fhe loss ef X, Coo ,nf our sens asaJ
hfokhegss He eoald hays sntessaiasd til
prop6sftion Do che I6tiI of Deeana kseS, bpl
Be keedlsssIy and wicksaiy drgss swAy ~
| oFe&S@Ee4ssrss as zEsg e sssEsas 5
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THEN ON THT

81 oRDER AxD IEuLARE THAT
ALI, PERSONS HELD AS SLAVES
In THE SAID DESIGNATED srAfEs
AND PARTS on sTATEsa 4RE AND
|HEREAFTER SHALL BIZ fREE.s-
Laaeosa's EsseeseatS@s sffsS emataoa.
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sraxps sx paosi,soaY Norss. .--As the
season for sales Of psrsanal property ID
lsppsoacaiag, vhsp large nunbws Of
pfomissory nasss are sxsesssd, y may
Be inssresting TO tie pablis 70 knox the
scale o. stamp duties which ne law in-
pesss upon suah aoss. Il u - fellows !:
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