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The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-06-20
THE WORLD.
IN INDEPENDENT
DAILY, WEEKLY AND SEMI
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER.

~ soliciting for another year continuance
L. and increase Of the favor which in so short
period mas given TO THE WORLD its present rank
among American jcurnals--a circulation. bISl-
ness patronage. and influence eqnaiei by other
journals only after the effort OF many yearS-we
renew TO our old and ncw readers the promise
that no labor nor expense will Lc spared TO make
TIE WORLD what it aims 10 be
The Best Newspaper in America
in politics. now, as ever. TIE WoElD IS iNDE-
PENDENT But NEVER NEUTRAL. lis oHlv creed Is
national onc--of which
The Union. the Constitution. and the
Laws, and Freedom Of Speech, of
the Press, of Political Discus
sion and Action
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-06-20
CONSERVATIVE JOURNAL

in the commercial metropolis Of the country,
which shall rive constant, bold, and vigorous u
tcrancc to the conservative sentiments OF the peS'
men and the honest masses 0. the nation. Up
nnsincr nYnrN cnnlrl 10 the
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-06-20

are The C0rncr stones.
The political events Of the past year have not
ably demonstrated tic need OF az able: fearless,
mn Erct-rIaSs
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-06-20
Pittsburg Adv't's Educational.

Hon. WILSON MCANDLES&.
judge OF the [. s. Circuit Court, President.
CORNER PENN AND ST. CLAIR STREETS
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-08
MASONIC FEMALE IksEEFUTE.
rssv. j. ;. i.rrs.hfw rIIlEFsiIlsI,

Hrr- j. - fsfeash7x,t f'lthfeit7sl. MI 4til
71HF next Session pf tbs lIistf fuiefH F+pisiep'k
an the FIRST M1NtlA flti lsrli 1fsl tieaf "A
3ke direction and prpfrssdf-iPfI illllftR af fsr1 s
shaw who has hc7 charge q III The isst n
maSrths. 5IfE l4i illlll III
The Trustees Ia Fnakiugdthis Il nn4tlkinrtt -alh
nost especially Appfal 20 sit fHHfH san E4vH
dAuf fhfers edsgrs 10 ,nt fhsfl tl1A tHfFtrl III
Hr. bradshaw k+s bad dIssfea tif H ~ III t.IE
lart Is nnntbs curing Klth slne It'll H4s reii fei
ample, sn might rfy iHlayeE1sl rtiF ki i3
Trustees, patrons hnd His ttfe fE SIS A M
ter time for io orHcafe ihei o H tf ts hf X
-Inbrey 10 plenty yF-e8f tsi a. iFtfi fAeF ieffI
two prices, and the lstttt h p tlsiStl II c ranf
thatht when estrs Hang - III III HfT d-ols.l4 H
Whst excuse can there seAoFiet fitbif Fho s.ssg1
kcis educate hlr dftEficri 1qfe lit Iss hst I'll
tn Cleveland b. aity - ity- iiei 4lt fc-tfes
With client ln-Ftrttr atel h q ahlffcfnt tr
Of Assistants TO inStffethll whf inalitaFot H.
Va eir patronage. let oi9 and AL iti h491 sh4adef
20 tae wheel buiid up surh - nepf lt4 vii t@Cl
f-oaleulabe benefit 10 rs fndlaa foHof pr fdFn
We have the buildin < and We I4vf r. TIE
balance deveiyes upon pefpel N hP4a ihfy nhy
nobli perform thsif deity IS l1 lHEl 4i
TIE Trustees are thapkfkl y tla hflftns Mfl tha
pnrdnage h stoKed upon Mr. r dsha lffeiosot ei
snd Are glad 10 know that lnn4ef f NATURALIZATION
fhe Enstitutoa has uqt losk any TIE he repu
s.tioI II sustained in the better fatsd the Rep1b
~
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Dt tlfIll OLl-I< NO ~
k-falisrtsnt- 81 c-n.rti..t< VII ea-.. ~. 49,.
i1e rr- E.. q. publ --rl tr a. fast r-rsn r.-,es "a \
-rf trf rnrl.rr I'D n-r-t a-rrs II e,-h $50 - -
'aI-f-rs = in>'ie u r. rhi-< srsry pan 81 Ia
= al eprinis.lfasd tee-r- a.s ssh.s-s -
E3' are 1.s 3 ~ril' frsri ft-ir cnrzane. To- -
l-fI tlr-r wan 4r-l1i d,-liIity. duiv un<r~ ~
GER r- tle ersrf ~ n N-r. .r.,n fbeir 6epars-
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o. s'su'hs-.ioa~fi r.isrr. fslTi1r = u--pi- ia.
- psef-ss'- "a ~. t'r.7-efa< nHrarr4rh rihis
rr--f--4F -fl- q; tue- fn - case - errer5 t~sn~
y cs4- - tne i-ti'--tsn rf tliss crier - -
..-ll-. 1T ~ 81 - - Ar11y in ti-kf-ce-
tner nar'e- MI - llriEtr O. fl- eurnnr tant 81
ro1 ciiI'tt iir tilrni lsle1t a ne rnnkn
III AT snsfed tsen 40 y .iI 4. \ = ----- 80
ne Irell lsors 81 TliEraI1 a. o. ordrr w'fhsn
i-.-on.1-e tenEfh = te rbal he cn1rid1rr1 - a.
-erfer< and frrarcd aoc..rt irrlr TIER -~-~. 4. -
furnished q TIE cutamanrnuf - rr-rI-'1- = 'GA---
tH-r. fr Iatlicafirt or s4rb ofi.r scti.s A. -. -
dte1ntd rl1et rlEear tnrs-
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a.t-''. fr corrFafb .i1lntrd-r rbs sta7i 1-ri-ri
= ,.I',.r go fe ort- - sho s1al kbosinriy -
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graph To fie1tral Or3sr. Ne - -...-i.-s.-.1 81
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y -'''f : p tfrir| repffiFe SAFE. Eh1 H =
-rl afr -ittl irr snf1 rrtf assi1n f1en fhr -
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VISIONS ~ fIlls u-tr ulh III power cal r-n.1 -
lt-lefF r4t'itfl Irtly tr ssrh ny
1e rece-s1-r ~. r-f.I
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III a. JAY 49, c.1at tsi|rs3 sf,ltr IriT1se Whu
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to1li-r q f1is = stsfI be llal-c q liz tonE
I9r The arnanrr ~ sucl p.yrllf-t-
~ b ors-r. = roCPER.
tsesf3F 4el- ard irrr-r censrsi-
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-08
LEIPaR 4 M4NIFEE
IS2DO HEWIaR1[

45UNAwAY .BsSv v4s dsF|syldI sr III roriel per.4u
~ IL. sist o.H15er l4Ht Ely ne do wdnzns d.
q Aboa 10 ye4Fs-il. cll4r E1iffeb kq tsisl bahi.
about inciea 43k n ril, F+shs1 70 iif
90 pounds rannA siaJotl l4sas it~Ala gspi de lf
thd whites Of her eyEs. hsl = Ik sihhHmkf On
right wrist zbolf Areclas II sauil lerf I'll lake
gobf berke and has i f1rglh AasF ili-r 4s
itca p1ss- A4y hers II apfisheatl1k sbltinf<4
wesher with ". liUE lr ii rg- 81 nndrr
ihd proteet3u 81 sfy n son HliAl lF ielflte hr
s.Sne and ie.iyer hlr 10 l4s j t lti5 5us tebrE4.
bbahne her IL IA tss. fhlI III lget tfr VII
receive the ahnss kars. Shlly Nk lH4-et fn EiFt
Tennessee, and Iissl .Fsd tE ite-at t-. kuhxviiHe
ciaveiana. Gk5taiiooga arHl hdHib ffsfl u
(Dbia Blstcad a fIee wli4sEd AID iHif 9 sier n.Hs
I've Cleveland Etst 4cAesltk. AllE 13e ath5 IL. We
- her there-l In 4ddilB 81 BE aIlve fslri. /
wiz pay fifty daliarslfre Eseic alsI;nt IA oHsHt
any perfon OF hab,tiug h4F 3atA ~ c-5 y rs
Information eonceFniEg hf1 ii Itie lH1t f1tlF week
viii he literally rewarded ~ ga4lFbks sikEf=
adresS Is - fNlsl9lEfts RItibN
Dec 3 4 HI il4sl-na slsz
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-08

Aft>1ED "a Ll- fElr r,tirr 49, Sa,-rr,--t.r
- t.r ~-ic1 - nft = HiI a. pad. addr.-
r'rilE iir .l4re " t1skrr,u e. !. .l---r,,'.1.,
i----e-- 1AnltE DUNN
f.r-gth- G-lf<ia
To tie Enrolling Ofiesrs Of East IsnnssIes
=" t.f-F.-i - ilI1 ftif 1stIlie-- go1 inrormsl
ii--r t1e Iee t-rrs, p t-tarfanoofa anf T.-r
80. ~ 80 -. ute- r. t.-si Ieas.s..-r rss srs ss
80 '..''1 -. ~. "a, li,. .So-i- h"FkiNs.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-08
TAKHN UPl


NIB enumitted II j.itk W. b itaFfIlHftih lri;iks
!. I'll Ct.ilAacoeal. ds tl.s 5is3f ictff lnk2. ~
more Aeee ts mnlf4 II IN #E4 ag kieh N Lie
Psace far The caaftS 81 Hanilt VII fet4 II l tat ft
of Detesnhef. 1>s1l lpiAsii F siln4H BIZ nalne
JoHNi- and says n tloasslt ta fin Jd Rsg Ief NfpA
pbis Sad 10y Is hladk ealt karl II 5#t 81 ipehss
high. The owner II reqllesed II Rb4aS iarwari,
dsszb J. H. swA AIN Jsiior-
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~ -.
i ofEt4 for sale he aboTe broperiJ bsluurirr 4,
4 r. -. fon Alcc1c1- and nn<d y IN fur rrTrr n
ts.rs as boarfing School. ard nurs ruulnrlT ~ a
te- II cour4lrs tWp l4rge tEoslorT buiItlnrr nn1
seventy roCrs. TIE rrrurd corfain-nr r7~If -
embraces uaE1lfce1f sprinr of nevr--f.Il'rr -
FREE Etcnc uafer - thin cave ard - --r.----1 n
il TIE i1tler- 49, larre Elabis Ti1rhar -
ho1ze- Suukehouke &c-
A ne Nouur1In j. fnrorita p1ncs frr rww.
sort. ahd Wil u16uutted,y brcono u1ck - =,
this prnFerty. being tie o1ly onr possenirr - 49,
dlut Ecptly of Hlier uilk1n c.1renienf rrn-R Il
l1sty co1siccrcc o1c q IL Fslnaka - fInl
l.n1 = A. WILLY
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-08
10 the Farmers bf #5lt Tanneksee.

aJR armies meta aEl ieR fIlg4 44#H ElkFtF yF
- iafien. aud iibesal fFdes VI bHl Htttl tE s.1ak
Hogs Beeyes and ce3u. Aflil4 Hlltf llI.
have beeu sts-s Eacdtfd tatl Iasthffse II hftf-
be.t es rern. AcI IN k-~t Ttstrfk4 4ltRFi S+ffNf
sufficient number of agfhiF oEFas-Ftff isF.a dtfif
ale = territory, aud Es lin d1H y III #lniPs4 tffl
names. TIT ll4 ARl I1ssii-Fll.
have dasermihcd II nak-i n l1eeIlf fni -4rfn aNi
hoetss. and hope every hok ~ tS. lfflrskf tii
g sor pork viliIbe fattefef. HI HI I'LL l# is Hi
Ny Office. flr the pEeselIt is 4s.f1ihlI ft NJ "a
n,nvs Knexville tsHn. fet;ela a4Hif4-e ri nh Al
sither point will Be atieEted 81 Btlllll Eli
sepsotf Na5h4 ahe diR5 II
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is".-H 'H1.. -- 4-sl
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=, -t'--i- H y --f- ..- -isi -.ll. =
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.--i -rt " tF~' ~ 80 t'-- f.r-- --nsf "a
1- ~ pc ~ -i --e- l,- .1.e rlli rs.. -
--|t-- &c = e 8 f-f t-., ,tff - sf-r- 1.
49, - q - r. .-I1 .t :. f.tl -riar LaE1ar1 !.
- tt - ,-'i'< = lf~fil-r --i- 81 -c-r4Ieaaa--
4 lt,'rr - So = i1tff-- =. - tlLL1Els
A4lsr en
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I1pI

AMI. eormiftse n lsilbt khf n344ltEk a4fhali.is
- Al Chattanshg4i .5s iA fdHftfafif4rr, so hti
rcre recently cflaRi RifteE Itl Al II ii K sfahtfs tllle
Peace. for the sllHfy II HE'D ltf fk1si. E4i tic
Iathlof-Drc. lSelA argH3 b Is hbtiiF hi- lAa. Is
JACK and that Be lainH so II a. ft1hts. Sptltf
NiHIe county. Tfanl : hb41 III 5tlk - ixtsfs
.ldl feet itr 4 II sh- fAlf lhtel f1Ise. .sted d
COME forward pioNo .ntcitFI i4i fAHTl.s>lsd t-sFe
kim eHt OF jsii.yI Alifl tilfkh Nm Hill
det2l 1llEe ltl4 4l~i4ftI
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-08
h4l ~. PARRISH
Aela--l " IL l--a " l.ca.t 4 p.--..l

T-.e casceru a Eoertk / Fa-risa. Ne nr,s.
H.Ist : = .iI o-,iii1t a. l-s nd .ta1l a1-aL
rftifsr bDlot P1RRlsH
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-08

N4L4-r<luN HuLtE.
80 it1 <Ar& -. Lr<cH la1. "a.
I1e nnd-r-irlef lrFc assciltci unssir.n t.r..h
er unirr tie size and arm ~ James p s~.1l u -
~ tle purp1-e = .contrc'inr = rcnarll AUCTlO1
I'D roLIIS>llIN E DISMISS. Ts,~1 -. -
tl1t large l.It ci1 taul 8.II Icrr NJ. rr1 ~ -
Llnrthurr. "a I1e1r i.,rus,,.1 ~ - n n.--- =
"a -. Ila ~ ta4 ~ Tl~~~--l--~ - -
I.11y a. ID lI.lrtIsIl..-r-'rr - r..-- -.
% ll-ltio1 -4l--l Lex .li-If -. r. -,
ltlrtutcd = Sr1ozirE Tnl,..-c, lS~.--r- rl-r----
Itl-e. a. ] Ilter lsruceltes fl,lo Co., - -
fAtlic- a. 81 rr4tes ui.a.ri lsu.a- -. ,sl,-- -
lltrr 4l.1 A. ot1er l- ,rrrIIr e = - - Il i
---I 80 A.Sl - r " --Ee p-4re ~ early 6ay
y d - l--Iitedl
I1c5 rel l<rt rl u rrrf 70 ~ r,srrh,ss. - -
nc<< rl-1 q XXI Lla,. Il. = r-f.nr fl.~-.l- - = -
g rifier - tie II u-h irhc.e - - ---.---s- -
Ill b caix -rpilriz.-t.
J4S- p. SCOTT.
Or t1rfl-te lir-1 81 J.lin T. nnrakLs
1tAl.l r filIuCK
M a. PARRISH
Ntutera Il th-| fir,- I'll fi..r..-f 4 - II
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-08

Das- We heartily endorse the following we'll
uirrired compliment from the Montgomery
NAil. to chivalrous Alabanian. Brig. Gen1.
Jos. WHEELER. jr--t
We have fresnen-tr SPOKEN IN the Highest
terms 81 ihis v5nng General Onr predictions
re irne. lie has accomplished cne 81 fh--
.nlnfesf feas of The age. With his small
ir<nde o. c-sv4irv. mostly Aiala6isns. he
ma h ere nil ri tie tnrfnv- IN tie Al vance
~ = X fnmencei ~ MnrfIeesb0ro' ca,.fnr7s,t
$50 prisoners, 800 i1eeves. 4td burned 1850
loaded wagons. There IL nons more gallant
and eooly brave than this young ofiesr
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-08
Terms OF subsbripa1In-
Ratea Ct AhvdrtlslhgL

one square ,bf fxs LIsKs r 1e4f 4ns issetsisn.
81 90; and 504eenss for each snbseeflent Insertion
lees thaRsen m1atA Hfll H
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-08

rs The Cinejahaii C5lhnercial cbutkil
sh account or = fse -pre4snkl,ion TO cll RIB.
1T johnson. sou OF tIs fslapbtable Andy
On lis fdids IS insctibsd 4l.For chattanoega
Knoxyillc, GfeenvIfe.r +fl
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-11

A&aPsasa By sAs AEsssiag sftAs Pacastcasssn
asssa~sasms Ut the ziIizsas Legislature.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-11

a gTH. NJ. Hoxte, U. s. Marshall,
has arrested several parties 10 Burlington
and Iowa City, merchants in high stan
ding, for Issuing currency checks during
the great proVeFty Of small change. He
wiit no doubt make visit to Dubaqne-
TO-. Hoxic, thin SisAged, long -iawed and
cadaverous, has as great an Itching for
gain as the veFiest New England con
sfHetor unhung. When the change check
prosecutions run out bio will probably
branch out again Id arbitrary arrests, ID
or7ier TO pocket zen cents mile for car
r. ing th prisoners to and fro. - Dubuque
Herald.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-11
THE DRAFT IN MICHIGAN.
I Correspondence vf the Detroit Ffee Press
LANSING. Mich. Feb. l6.

Correspondence uf the Detroit Ffee Press
LANSING, Mich, Feb. l6.
The draft has caused no little excite
nent in these parts. The city Of Lam
sing has raised It's quota, bat in various
parts of the country Numerous persons
have been drafted, causing the most in-
tense feeling. Il is understood by par
ties from Livingston county that there
was never suoh an excitement known in
that county before al took place In the
village of Howell on Friday last when
the draft was made. Women and chill
dreR filled the streets, crying and beg
ging for money to buy substitutes for
bn, bands and fathers who had been draft
ed. The Fankest aboitionists openly and
publicly denounee the draft, and declare
that, when the war had become 90 an
popular that Haen had to be drafted it
sought to stop. Substitutes were bought,
will dressed inen, who skedaddied ia Tess
ID IA &a hour, $l00 or $3.50 better Of
sh "a befoTs the draft was or Tered. The
geaegal opinion is ghat the draft has been
. miserable faros and failure.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-11
ar thess inEsrnal fanatic. a.aa Al

! "If shess iatsvnal .fanasies and ,Abo-
l:aoaists evr get The posesr Ia thssr
Haads, sksy sgsll ousrsde ths cosasita-
lion, sea As saprsms cosa al deeancs,
raaage aaa MAKE taps 10 sasas sAsmssless
haYs yfoI&sg HANDS on rHpsa wHo Dfss
ska wffa rHka ii, oPISIoS. or daFs apes.
fsda lhsir sSsIsty, and ksalls kankrppl
fbs toazlTy and dsssigs Il gith ko0 Y
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-11

Tfs&l@s& Esk8wSR9ktsae&vARKY MOx.
xAk oaa0s. And FaAsREACE as gMR
ONLY Way no rsxg MKsrOaAraoN
OF THE UNION.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-11

kEncS&oH AAu HtVof8BE CHAINS OF Bs&YETY
upon oar people for nearly two years.
AID TO day iss authors are unwiiling 70
Acknowledge the srue cause, or tell oar
people Why 1t l. that numericai sirnngth
does net prevail In this contest Supported
30 il has been, with everything That
free and prospsoas people bad u their
aonxrai at the eoEamaneauaeus ard darfugs
| the contest, aa the resals Of Coassi saslouaI
apvsFnmeas previous to Repuhlieam
rude The beat form OF Govegnnaesss evss
desired By szsaa Ia bus An experiment,
and like svesy ososr expsrimaus fTSaA
sOgae vauss or oshsY may fail. $50 @ts 90;
That cur Gerernuaeus should havs bSets
an exception, 70 thss dssadsuee, whleh
sooner OF later overtakes every wask oT
mortal man, was tho hope not oisiY of
loyal citizens here bat Of the friends OF
human liberty throughout the world
When our Gcvwnfneait was as psasa with
world and Mt peace with iIselF, the swass
Of our honesg masrss brow oaIy being sx.
acted 20 provida food and raimeng for
himself, and those who BY natare had
aaias upon ham, wish the aadisionaI sx-
ertion required 20 support Legitimate
9osernEnenE, which was no hsfshea.
I'll loyal citizens Of fhis Gossrnmsns III
eurs, saia itwss wen. When we enjoyed
saeh prosperity - the world nsvey hskoas
had witnessed, when Ehs EmbIesn Ct our
Nasscnaiisy WA respected lii sysrr mud
and On essry ssa, Sharsyef its bread folds
was uufurled, wksn We ware iussiy
psend of NE positien We pscapisd 4racnx
| tAs nAttons % the Earth loysl ritizsss
4 -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-11

G4ye Us the nerve Of steel,
Toe strength Of iron wilt,
The arm Of fearless IuIght,
The strength Of viii taa: is ready sill
To battle tor lhe Elghgj
Oh; give Us the BeFEe Of steel
And ths h&hd Of fearless might
The heart that cau love and feel
A nd the head Is always right
Oar fJaleR are now Ahxo&d.
And ths eartl is allied wIth crimes,
Aud be 1t oar prayer 10 the OnnlHotGnt GoG
Oh gITe Us a man for lhe times
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-11

Pa. COUNCIL BLUFFs, IOWA
.aAtlAg Gliding Graining, Marhiing, &svazzgz2,
p,'Sae wagon and buggy paiatfsgs In secs ktgfs:
Ig hanging warranted nos 70 peel &dl Al 8&SA
VA A. - q wallpaper constantly on hand. CsaltnEs
'GsLs.rasd aRd walls cosSxSas s7fss Tts1
=, oFeeEa fSosf tawa sFsouAssy, seIssissa ans
" ssPsIy sstsaded 70. 5 n IL 9s'7seH s e
&ArSl "a m
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-16

We invite all from this AMI adjoining counties t.
give IL. call; we feel conf lent that can
make it profitable for them to do So. The very
best brands Of Prints from 81 To 81 cents per yard
SheetinS from 30 TO IS cents, AMI other Goo Is in
proportion Come one. Come ALL d. not for get
the place EGGLEiTON & BRO.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-16

LAST Tuesday we enjoyed the pleasure
Of call from p McDoNALD, Editor of the
I.apo,te Democrat. He says thn democ'
racy of Leporue county are gaining strength
daily, AMI Will mske a gjol report next
fall. PLNrr Is doing well: he says his
pa.rons almost withou. exception pay in
a!vanc. 5 l.h lem ,crats are sure to sue
coed; they are wise and yiriuous. there fore
mus; be happy.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-16

TIE funeral services of Mr.. ii. MoHLER
who died at MurfreesDoro on the 9th Of
March, will be preached ut the Methods
church in this place. next Sunday, BY the
Rev. L. A. WEBB.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-16

GAll kinds Of Country Produce taken IN OF.
|chapge'for 0esdss
T17 y. - 49,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-16
April 9th 1863
ASSiGNEES SALE.

The undersigned assignee OF Ga. and D. Lin
sey' will on the 18th day Of May 1863: Mt O'Clock
p M, Of said diy, proceed to sell at public auction
in front of Wlic.lor's Bank, in the town OF Plym
outh, Marshall county India a; al the notes. &C
counts. judgments and claims of cry kind which
remain unco!lcc;ei ut that time, belonging to him
such assignee. Tcrns-cash,
April 18th 1869. NIL -
JOHN G.. OSBORNE, Assignee
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-16

TgE first number of the Elkhart Jack
soaian, democratic paper started in Elk
hart: and edited by l.. d. SMITH, was re
ceivel last Tuesday. 1t presents gooc
appear snce, and is thoroughly democratic
Nay its days be numerous, happy and
prosperous.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-16
Auction 4 Variety Store,
Plymouth, Indiana. nl1m3
DISSOLITTION

Notice is hereby given that the partnership here
tofore existing between Iohn l.. Weller AMI John
Gartner under the firm nlme of ]. l.. Weller and
company was this day dissolved by m Itual consent
The debts of the 6rm assumed by the rem lin
ing partner ohm l.. w eller.
John H. Weller
April 9th 1868 !Ohn Gartner.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-16

With the above they have connected tho A,st
chant Tailoring business end have just received
large stock OF Clsths, Csesimeres Veefins,, A,
They are prepared to make up Clo,hinp 10 ors..r
on short notee ,snd warrant good ft o. M ..sg.
as they have in their employ
Mr.. F. j. RENNER.
Who 10 good workman, and Knows Lcw 70 "a,
up good suit. 0ffa
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-16

H Maple Sugar taken on subscrip.
lion at this Office.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-16

FER. WILLIAMSON proposes to make
. change in his business. preparatory tc
doing which he proposes 10 sell Oft hl'
present stock of Dry Goods. aud in order
20 do this he intends selling from now un
Ill the LIST Of June next, at frs, COST
Her, is chance for bargains. Go and see.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-16
RAIL ROAD EXCHANGE
PLYMOUTH IND

The above Hotel is now ready for the rec option
of guests. The Table will be furnished with the
best in market, and the Proprietor, with all con-
nected with the establishment, will use their best
endeavors to render it, every respect, orthy OF
public patronage. A. K. CUTSHAW,
n3Sy Proprietor
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-04-16
Select School.

L. A. BoRroS, NJ. f. L.. designs open
ing Select School in the Seminary build
ing, commencing Monday, April goth and
eontinuicy twelve weeks.