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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24

- MAJ, WxI& Co., have just re-
ceived . very large lot Of all kinds q
CLOTHING, which they propose to sell
low for cash. Their stock has been &C.
Iscted with especial cAse,rfer shis HaAEhss
md for the Plains. Ali kinds Of sraigrsnt
FOODS constantly on hand. Give them a
cal if yea, waat b~szgaiass Sw'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24

~" BADslxTT & CO., will plaass 80
ssps sur shsaks Tor . bottle of SIS. t.
Iso0-x. L.n II is . vary pleasant sad
hsalshfal drink, and we faliy ifdsEss the
acid PaAnsasisn BisssEs'' a. being supe-
risr 10 any bsssrags We have jet tried.
Go . BadoIsss's and gss . bottle and
sgy ID. Yea will want the second bottle.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24


sisy, Oh The Foasth II Jaly, by . Cvassd
Psomie, and On the svsniag n the
Third, shsrs NJ I sa<a - Psizss's
and Ross' Halls. For particulars, see
ticket Of iayitasios. A grand good time
pigeon shooting msntisnsd in weak be-
fore issfss issas, bsswssH Msssvs. 0IIvxx
and Rosassss ~ sks azGsAnpisa Rig
came on according 70 appointment aad
rssulted In favor Of Dir. 0LrvxE. The
saosaxg hmAropsax kxE sssssAHaaD
II paris risa and leoeSards boundary;
] IA %. Shot; Powder unlimited. The
following 10 tins scare maas BY sssh Of.
the Contestants :
~ osssSE. cAssssssess saiAss a assa Faseiii--is
VIVA. Rsaanson, 0asmp. tiiiIea iietiiitIeaio--ts
Undoubtedly, MIR. RasrSsess ae&sla
have killed his last bird, had hs NOS seen
that be had loss sAs&skk.a sAad pallsd
hia v ssap,s Tas gsaat'ps was not -
good = We skpsesd u III, Vat it viii do
.slsrably wsaa tssts,sfsr oas Wsss-
Altar uss Match was evss sad Mr.. OH
VA ssHasf daily iaassalsd Champion 1T che
~fyounn;l BIufs SAoosiug Ciub.n kfr. Hug~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24

- The Steam Fssrys Lisxss Baslsss,
under hsr careful and s~tssatiVs officers, IL
TIE beat ferry oa the Missouri River
Raaigxanss and all ~osEssrs, she want TO
sross MA sssRig MUDDY quickly aud safe
IL shoaldssoss ORG on the Li<xta Bog
lisa. Nls
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24
nd rRAYED

Absmt ave wsSks age, W cows oHs ains
Tegrs cid, hAs red head and fF0ni iags, froHa there
Is wait With red Kpsts zisnS he aides. The 9tA-
err IL hsa ysaFs old, Of baasA eRiar, vita Waits
spats aA } &ck, aznk aud hinaiasss The fsrs - ef ~
ievn-Ersy eater, 10 anS person she wNi deliver
the ahoye describes eewM be me, l viii pay go res
waEd MAxuAAs0iDhA
cawseil aiuRs. Mas d, Iaaa, BIZ
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24

uovrox 70 SgrrEmas-LAgD on Tina
.ss AGENCY fas aaklag 3 ssw satxiss Of iaas
ums, for ~aesslers, "a raassaaAas ssFEass y assa-
80. il asas xaxy seem ghsas wasaaas 10 sssaSs
- necessary ter sasiE farns. win 10 wall y
." ,Asss.slvss Of this eppoEssaisys b sallias 81
y. sitsoasasaas.
- w.uss, Iowa, ApztI ID, 1894
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24

xAms ~ RuGLR Aas o xtrraiaszsm
xRRKR TEMEs GARGgR sA4a aRy Pa
per yasaasAsa In ssszsssl asafss. ana . iAx-
gss g~az&aassasa shAR azy RapsR wasaasAes
In W sssasm Eswa o. NsAsaaka.
m AamGmANzs AsH Bsssxsss h<xN gssss-
aasg, assssszs u StAesag sasas sasansss esAsfs sAs
Paaase. wia IA well 10 gssasuaasr tAess fssss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24
swAmP A n NOTICE

us<is for even seetiaas Of swamp Land In Pst-
tawassnsie County slfI be executed sa presents
Eign OF Prescription Certificates NATL the Est MN
aay in September. lisa. HgiaeFS u certificates
vii make application bFfers Ehas dale o. thsG
CLAIMS wall BE foTfeltsd-
By order Of the Board Of Supervisors.
" r. = BURDgoK, oIerx.
June O. 1850, @ @ Ban
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24

e Quite q Lage number Of nsw build.
ings are NOS being erected Ia this city,
which SHOVE thai this 10 an age Of pro
grsss, notwithstanding the wal. Conld
peace again be restored, 0oaacal Blua'
could progress again a. In yeass gona
past. E58s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24

The CASE OF MATHEW Erpx.-Du-
ring the administration Of old John
Adams, Ma:tLew Lyon, who wac impris-
oned under tho sedstion Law Of that
''rsign of terror VIA elected to Goa
gress whiie ID jail, and frosa the jail
took his seat in Congress. That is the
way tho ] Hsrsonian democrats did
things. Msdasysa crssss- Ui- 85 U
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24
s.N0sEs.'a-~TaseaR siKMaEacaacs

Illustrated with enSrsxtngs Of the Roman. assctan.
fndlan, Negro, Celestial, aqueiins, Tarn-up, As9
gaz Noses, sfth Us caarscser fesestsd bya saah =
EYRs--elas, hlsck. 9f grsy. Lapa-tRia aaa pale
ca ssls sn6 red, prim ~ peuslEs, seelains e~Faovsng
AourH-largs Or small HAfR-aisht or azrkl
eoarse os aass aFaiaAt o. eury, c~REExa-thin
Is plazap, pale or soIssed. EEkTR-~TsgaEax q trA.
regular, RAas-aaTgs - sansIL AEckAseug o.
short. sEIk-rsash % smooth. All 70 De anpI
illustrated with sagTaviass, rae waiks takslSasa
zms sales, si tsaisaas character. @s sag kaoa
A aaaess faee from 3 Dishonest ens, and wp viii
shcw hsw. Besides me above We shall tfss8 90
~sTaHoEoaT, % the Natural Hisaasy u MaHf Of
P~ars1oLosv, and sAs LAws ssLass snd HealsAi
of PHsssosxeaY, % slxas 0a chassssss, asdhew
ss read sassa og -PmxERoLeEeavs shs Faailssephy
af Mlaa aaa Of rascneL0axs sAs sasass q tAs
ssul4 MAJ. vita s~sfsrencs - all his E~siastsas q
ass, social, lnlslteceuaA and spasstsais and whst
sssA can b best, win be slaciAasfd In me PHRE-
EEoloEIoAL JOURNAL n LIyK uAusgBA-
lfKD. as~ vsszsss eozsmsssss july Ests Aana-
sssnsaaagAs ~haanfatz, as oals ai 90 ysar. SAM
| pss naa.Asss, ascsass. Psass address RowEakR .
WELLS 10 sFesaway, Nsw xssk
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24

- Some raseaIs broks inso the 6Fo-
esgy sssse4g Hzsss BsRxaoR % Mon
day night last and Stole q quantity OF
Groesrsas. The ssaznps have net been
aasssssd. f
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24

1OznsS " alzus water Streets,

U@G HOLM S s-.s-.EUN A.
Yhis spacious aud comfortable Hotel is still kept
By 8. p. SPoFFoRB& SoE, who have fitted ap sad
furnished it Ia > Ety'e unsurpassed by any hotel Ia
the west. Their table in always sagpiied with tbs
best that ths market aHoFia, and sveFy esnverienee
aEor4eg in The he Sc for the comfort and pleasure
ofxu#sss aaH q tAeir atay as The Capital Of iowa
AtkArh&a - ais hotel, is q ans Stable aud C&E-
FiMgs sHa&aA, wMa9e tEavelleEs' hoEGea are cared
faT, and persons having business in the country
can be acegunnoazaaawinzs0nEeEaaoTs "a anY saFf
81 the state &. y. sPORgoMD u s0g.
nss koiass, I0was pes Il. Essa,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24

sREHAKATOR .MEA IAN BE
aUANEA

DE- BANDS apk0iFIo cares Sperm AsorfAnA
Seminal wes&hsss, IasYcsency Loas Of PoweE, Sst
speedily and eEsctuAlty. It's eGsr4s Ass trails mag
zeal. ara Of ths sFEe4vIe viii s~anvsses IRE
most skspsicsi ot las lasrits, Priee, o. a sox,
Seat postpaid 70 any sadssss, By sc, gPHAA,
S0s Chestnut street, PAilhaslpAaa, Pa Circulars
seat trse. Egsns Es-as
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24

g. HAsas New Brewery has taksn q
new ssast, aad il now progressing ansiy.
Whsa shis sssablishm emf ID Rnisasd,
Council Blnfs san boast Of sAres krsw-
srass. Lagos saghs 70 DO cheap shan.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24

b BEoDM has one Of sAs largest
and BEN ssissssd ssseAh Of UiosRaAg and
Gsss# Raraisniag Gooas - Be feard ia
the west. wbicn he Offers cheap for
sash-"U bet" Go and see Bloom,
when you want . fall rig.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24

- We notice thai work has been
-sonaasscsd On ths "DuscA Rztofner's
Church. on Ehs eoEner OF Statsaau ST.,
and Broadway. The Church shea bails,
will be quito an . sus TO that part u
the city. The haiiding IN 70 he Of brick.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24

- JoB PH,xx1xa, can be dous batter
add cheaper asthe Bugis ofhce, than 81 any
asher establishment West OF the aassls-
nppi river. Those wanting any kind OF
Printing done, waI ind il 20 their aasan-
tayv 10 lsavs shsiT orders DC this oksea-
We warrant Satisfaction, or make no
Charge. Terms moderate
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24
CuRED.

Ths ineafiate nay raw asd aaaeSes 70 the t@aapt~
lns cup. d. xxsg's ANTIDoTs RoR sTRoAa
pBEsK ts csrtaln ears ter DFaagsuassa. u Us-
istsss dislike tss ssEaas aTiaks and can b. sanaiR-
fsssrsd wftsouf the knowissgs of ths pAtisat.-
Rxics, 81 s saK. ssaa bs maAifts asS address. By
10. O UPKAM, Sss Chs.taat sayeet. RaIiaaeipaiA,
Pa, Circulars seat tree. Egans iB-ns
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24
sMERsFP's SALE

By virtue Of g special execution IN me directed
fssEa LAs pasck - ske Clerk Il thH Dtstyst G aFERf
PsElawattaEnis Gaauiy, Iuwa, ] shall proceed 70
ssal % " ado~sdsy the 3iss asy q Aay5A A. D. 1890
between thB honTs OF Ie o'e4ock A. n. and 4 2. M.
of sAiaasy, iHtfpnk9t To Ggunty TFras arrT' oEae@,
il The city OF Couacit Buff, the fUNswiEx sssaib-
Cd Rcsl Estats Of william LssIIs and James Marsh,
to-wftt
4 The wsst bali Of TIE Ssata West quarter and lac
aqutA Westqnarfer % tbs North Eest aasxtsf oi
Section narnbss thirty, (Soi aud the VEST bali af sAs
SsWth West eaAFssr % Section TaiFty~Cns, fsll all
in Tvwuship ssyeatg-avef T5s range FaEtystws, sasl
canl4ining IS acres, more OF less. sais to coxn-
raenes al ao'es0ek r. NJ ek said dag
Tzksa as tAe property Of Nltlian L&klis sBd
JsRss MARSH 30 satisfy aa sxs<Gtten In fsvor oa
Jane HeFaH. So
il WILLIAMS, sA&stn.
Council Bluff, Iowa, Asai "a, 1883. aw
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24
PACIFIC HOUSE,
IeoUssA sEgEEa ava.
s. 3. aAYLIss. PROPRIETOR.

re Proprietor has spared Esskhsg sxl&aSs nor
pains In zaakiax The sPaei8c" cue Of Ehs nrst Ho~
taakta shS W&ak- xAa house is q toaF stoFy brick.
treating pae kuaare6 feet On Broa&wAy. u has
bssa Hewiy furnishes thFeaghoats and viii scoana-
mo6ats four times AZ aAay guests "a any house Ia
khs city. ne ElazaA are large and yell sSnltiAtsds
the table La slw2ys Supplied vita essTy laxnfy the
mari b kEoFdss Every csavenisacs 10 Afforded IN
the house for The comfort and pleasure Of guests
daring theiE stay.
Tks new and spacious HRIcE BARB sonneesed
vita The house rxanat be surpassed In the State.
ShsRe 10 also ! large EAg0h Yard aud two iarss
9tocA YAFas, well fenced. attached to the Barn, RHa
Ahundaasly supplied vita water fTom Indian Greek.
~ HoFsss and OazrtaSss furnished Ga aheEt So~
Eies aaa kf FAIR Tstes. r !
yAMEs PuxxERFzELD wtlf b. faaaa u &c Of
See. ffsh ss-ls&s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24

We have for sale, q couple Of ga
~. l." CUTTING BOXES. Nov Is
The une 10 use them. Call at shs ohaoe
spd look at them. IL
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24

have assa 70 aag gysgMs Sfssss 'oN y
ssu rype. Cats, Borders, he, al Of Ina ssst Guam"
,yasa latest styles, ana ws aEs aow e@sasT PFsPAf-
al than ever, 10 sxseuts every variety Of psAtn ana
fancy Lob Printing, seal, qwicA s@4 sAseR. ""
have tae izrssst and best assortment 81 |@SoAAs
u-Assvsas IL sas wssk And can turn Ou4 pay sASa "
wors faat unay be- aesirea, % short Hetaea.
Merchants ana othess h8yiRs Printing TO 30 d aas'
,s rs,usxssd 10 call And sxzaaina specimens OF
So .aa urtcss. We EuArrAasss a&ti&sAetl"a in
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24

AawkYs CIR 4un Rax.-There b no
Sewing Machine in use, that gives
The general satisfaction, that Grover
/ Bakers does. They are 50 simple,
that a child twelve years old, after a lit
tie practice, can operate them. The
strength and beauty Of the stitch, the va
rirg Of work, the durability, the ease
ii running ii, recommends it over all
other machines for family use. Ii
has taken the first premium at nearly all
tie States fairs, ~ beiag the best Ma
chine in use. Price $4S and upwards.
Any person desiring TO purchase q Ma
ehiss, sau sxaaaiss Grover b Bakers
by salsiag nj suE rsaidsnee- All orasFs
will rsesivs prompt attention.
Il D. w. CARPENTER, AgSnt.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24

- Elder JAcxsos, Of shs Laasss Dag
Saints, viii preach al Babbisf's Hall, on
Sunday nsxs al 10 La. NJ, and Q Is
"a. m.s4 Is , 4~a @=H- -as-F
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24

g. 60 Fer . niss, clean and sasy shave
60 10 JoHx's, in Haggis Block.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24

100 Lns BuEoRoMs
xs,f 81 mRwwEEa

~. .Aovs typs La all In sssd coalition, anaSaa~-
:, a.tDx vwry fair WORK. wshavs, also, aaaAh-
sy Of s@esna hand JoaHk@a MATERIAL ~AAA
xl be sold lox for cash. SpSGtnsaH o. N8a ~SfA
,rat On apelicatisa, togotasE vita &i1aa 81 ssfeS@-s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24
TO rag PUEBLO.

TO TIE PUBLIC
CRESCENT CGTY, Sept. 2, 1867
Va YAaCMsRak4Mu aesSisss
@zs sGsuneii Bluffs, Iowa.
Dear sir--fs is jus. two noashs sinoe
you c-oarasueed treating ay wife's eyes,
And / am happy 60 soy they are snsiFely
restored. For three years previous to
youa tysatmsusx shs MAS unable 70 sses
and we had dispairsd Of khsir sver being
restored, bas asw shs dsss her own WORK
aad can thrasaSha finest sambric needle.
Yours truly,
[2mwI WILLIAM OAss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24
NrTICE.

AN aasaous ks4#z1sx sAxnasalsss fassassa 70 %,
s&t&sf " gs5ssAaktSak sAEozak, a@s aass viii saaass
81 nd settle irsmeaistafx4 AfzSss sxeze Nsn bs
xfsan Ia N 20 sssli& fkaIF se1eassss anaf HhtEh
1Asy VII be Esscsasn sAs haaaa - - ssassf fsees
Isc&Ion. Il
usacs No. /, mxsgiss sle<z sesosd stesy
TNxTsKk1xs1N . JACKSON.
caunell DsuFss ssw&g sskse hi t647. Sos
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24

~T,ais sounty, swaFdsds 70
=. ,Ae ssss p-~ssauaa fsStAa sEsr&rxsixnse OF
.x,xa Yhoxs wAasinS Joe wsrs IF ans kinas
"a 10 veil to make . aoss Of sAAa faSG Wsafs
- 10 soeszaraoaass emz trissas "a sssxa so-
s.,.ssasaaea wazsaassa. or 40 ssaAsss made
z.as "a. J pa ss IL sss,1k
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24
Thos. ~effsris,
Distiller and Rectifier.
@~-~~A sga3 afs
ALI LTQUORs SOLD,
WARRANTED PURE.

xa~ High wines sad Eeatfaf Epsgiss eoastaasly
90 hana chisay feE the Beaver usds 2
ptsai.asry D raises wsat st Csaneil bsals, ana VI
za4la aaFsA ozsaha fgsA IhzS Ss-SN
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24
-NOTICE.

saas ii ID sotEEy sSe puk4sx taxs - sKKEkKEz,
ElaIn wNF8xxYs sas bs fean2 SC 81 tae fsis
iomIag Hs6s4s II eassfis gfaAs Mka sci Maapsas
And me ga8sfs are hAxshy sufsasT ssesssassA
thss sRgw Il YgkkEY af@ ssaisSx q naissf<bas
f4IssfsaE f{rfe3ynEaax ii DC sans- sksanssms
sss $500 II 81 eS3sesTs JxRRKfE4s
assissx i n ussgana RTsAss1xssn i Eatxssxs
Ina. d. IA6efsy3 x#ssS7Fa8n |
YIN MgK azHle, IL. nhaans :
MsAx3 EMHsop. Gssax2ns
eh8As K6afs Ghaa Tie
W Sesxtosbnsks )
e2ase4l Hauss. fawa, MAJ o. 18sx ~ 2
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24

Unw aae s&sx& as ksaps are fzankre6s HnM w&
asx eNsref4xz Ian1zaaEze3Ex d sAis tine xAEa -
9kMzhsaesx1 Eknk6aagzx lei naa. KAss aa&aafy gRAl
III soM = " ) pss SAiasn A9 - -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24
sa@csS Of Jeweary,

nst received As his store, next deer to Ghs
oaaoe, Types B~se&sway, . fsrgs and veil sc
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-06-24

il siao kept at the sauue place fer breeding 1aEpos'
"a A "a sae tasazs are kuEh sste make II fsr ghA 10
tsrest Of every FarmsEtegryeuIs sons OF his ssooA
Two sbarungh-bTed
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-02
FROM BANKS COMMAND.

NEW YORK, October so.
A letter from Banks headquarters, dat
ed Vermillionville, October 18th, says
Yesterday Frsnklin's advance cavalry
captured General Pratt and his nephew
between Carrion Crow Bayou an Opelou-
sas. Up to May last he commanded a
brigade Of Louisiana volunteer rebels.
General Dick Taylor was at 0pslousas
with ten thousand, mostly cavalry.
Smith is st Shreveport with the same
number Of men.
The correspondent says When next I
write ! expect to give you an account Of q
hard fought battle.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-02


Up to October 18th, New York was de-
fcisnt on the present draft 1857. Her
quota to be supplied under the last call for
100000 volunteers Is 60,s7s-making a
total under the two quotas, yet to be sup
piled, Of 1OsOS5 men. The great dehOien-
ey Of over fOrty-seTen thousand, under the
first quota, is due to the faotious course Of
Gov. Seymour and his partizan sympa-
thiIers, and his " friends" the Orphan
Asylun-burning rioters, The following
is an extract frem General Fry's order of
notification TO Gov. Seymour:
"The total quota, therefore, Of New York
for the next draft, in case draft should
be rendered necessary by failure to raise
volunteers, IS it appears from the records
up to the 18th inst, would be 6O3TS the
quota Of SOC, 600 men herein assigned. and
the defciencyIu up to the day specifed-thst
Is 1867. Total, lO8,O85.
"The deficiency (4T,657) will of course
be reduced by all held to service under the
present draft after the 17th inst. and by
al volunteers not heretofore credited, as
well as by all the State may raise in ex-
cess Of 60,878, her quota Of 8OO 600 as
called for by the Presidents Proclamation.
"Your obedient servant .t.s
HJAMES B. FRY,
MProVost Marshal General
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-02
The Burial place Of soldiers.

EDIroRs LsADER: see with the pride
an Ohioan should feel that the State author
tiles have made, OF are shout making ar
rangements to gather the remains Of the
soldiers from Ohio, who fell battling for
the Union ct Gettysburgh, and to bury
them in q cemetery where, until the last
day, when the roll Of the dead is called
they will repose, and where their friends
can go, as on pilgrimage, to pay due re-
speet to their memory. While am glad to
see this, that glsdness is mingled with re-
gret that other bsttle-felds are not to be
visited, and the remains of the Union SOL
diers who yielded up their lives at the
command Of their country are not also to
be cared for, and made to receive, at least,
decent burisl.
1t was the fortune of the writer Of this
to visit the battle-ground at Perryville
Kentucky, and to have his heart wrung at
seeing the dead Of Ohio, and Of other States,
buried in graves so shallow as scarce to
cover them. Indeed, in many cases, after
a slight wash of the soil, saw legs and
arms laid bare, and in one Gaze, the face Of
dead soldier was fully exposed. Numer-
Gus hogs, gathering from miles around,
with their long shouts were roofing up the
dead, and, stripping the 6esh from the
bones, fairly reYelled in their hOrrid ban
quet.
To save their dead from this desecrstion,
the Southern sympsthizers in the neigh
bood purchased beautiful spot Of two or
three sores on an emiuence, embraced with
in the battlefield, and there, making it a
labor Of love, had them decently inferred,
intending to surround their graves with q
stone wall, and, if allowed 50 to do, to
raise monument to their memory.
The dead Of Ohio are buried where
they fell, and, in many cases, in corn
fields where the plough will soon t-Jrn up
the bones and scatter them. The young
State Of Wisconsin, understand, intends
10 purchase a cemetery, and gather her
gallant dead, and with suitable monu-
ment mark the spot. Why should not
Ohio do tie samef
On the field Of that ssnguinary strife
where the Union soldiers fought as bravely
as ever men before fought, are many de-
Hghtful spots which could be purchased at
3 low figure foran Ohio Cemetery, and her
dead, killed on the field Of battle, or dying
Of wounds, could there be collected and
preserved from further desecratiOn. Lime
stone is SO abundant that it is used for
fences, and, with but small cost, stone
wall could be be built around the cemetery
that would forever protectit. Evergreens
sre plenty in the neighborhOod, indeed
the battle. field Is covered with them, and
thus could the grounds be secured and or
nsmented at the smallest cost.
Will not this be done? 1t is due to the
brave men who there died for their coun-
try-it is due to their friends-it is due to
our own State pride. Governor Tod, who
has done so much for the soldiers, 1t is
hoped will present it to the Legislature in
his annual message, and that Gov BrOugh
viii give 1t place in his Inaugural.
Money could not be better spent, or the
State do an set that would more redonnd
TO her credit. F.
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LEGAL

T EGAL NOTICE.-Clsrk s. Topping
4 of Bay City, in the County of Bay and
Slate Of Michigan, is hereby notified that Eliza
Topping did, on the second cd day of October,
A. d. 1868, fle her petition in the Office Of the
Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas, within and
for the County Of Ouyahoga, and State Of Ohio.
charging therein the said Clark 8. Topping with
habituai drunkenness for three years last past,
and with great neglect Of duty toward the said
Eliza Topping for three years last past, and ask
ing that she Be divorced from the said Clark 8.
Topping, and for the custody Of their child,
which cause will stand for hearing at the next
term Of the said court.
ELIZA TOPPING,
By KNIGHr & BLACKBURN.
oct2:lA Her Attorneys.
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CozUKDBUNs vs.. PHoroGRAPHY.-W. C.
North, our popular Photographic artist, has
developed his talents in new direction
that Of conundrum-making. The following
of his composition was adjudgsd second in
merit at the Glass Blowers yesterday eve
ming:
Why is VaIlandigham like a departed
spirit
An,ver.-Because his friends can come to
him but be can't come to them.
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REBEL PRISONERS FOR JoHEsoE's ISLAND.
-Nineteen rebel officers passed through here
this morning for JOhnsOn's Island, in charge
Of Lieutenants Fisher and Wells, Of the sth
Regulars, two non-eommissioned officers and
thirteen privates. They appeared like a
company of gentlemen, and made favorable
impression on those who seen them. All but
three Of them are wounded, and some are
badly injured. Seventeen of their number
were captured ct Gettysburg, and two at
Port Hudson. Theyrspresent the following
regiments Ist Mississippi Artillery, s4th
IIth, 45th and 47th North Carolina, 26th and
Sd Alabama, Sd and 9Th Georgia, 9th and 27th
Virginia, and I'd Louisiana.
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.ARTITION NOTICE. .ERansom Haath.

DAhIII1ON NOIlGE.Nh6nsom Heath,
Il guardian Of Lucelis Heath, and Martha Fig
uers, Lucslis Heath and Martha Figuers will
take notice that petition was fled against them
on the ed day Of September, A. D. 1858, in the
Court of Common Pleas, within and for the
county of Ouyahogs, byJ. E. Raymond and Ma
ry ]. Raymond, and is now pending, wherein said
]. E. Raymond and Mary J. Raymond demand
partition Of the following real estate, to-Hit: The
lot situated the nOrtheasterly corner of Bridge
and YORK streets, in the City Of Cleveland, coun-
ty Of Cuyahogs, and State Of Ohio, being thirty
seven feet front on Bridge street, snd running
back Of equal width one hundred and thirty-seT-
en- feet on York street, and that at the next term
of said Court the said J. E. Raymond and Mary
j. Raymond will apply for an order that partition
may be made Of said premises.
PALMER DENNIS,
Attorneys tor
]. z. RAYMOND,
sept2S-sH12S MARY ]. RAYMOND