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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-09-07


BosToN CoGNEEs y. Y. Dec-, .. Is5I.-Hla. H.
G-e1g d Co., G.7t,:-l freely give Won liberty %
make ii the ing certificate o. the value Of
Constitution Satar WHICH cfn recommend in the
highest manner =: Nv wle attacked Nth pain in
the shouie.s el9le leC-ta Of her back, and n her
limbs Win p '8fs-ff,1 r. Hart md FIJI r.io4 Of
he bidder. / 81 ed Iay-lcan, who AtteTried her
about tsr-e neEtas, when a= let her worse than he
l coui fnt. El9 attended her about mouths.
AMI while she aaz -17d5- rs care she al not Su1r
qsite much pm. ttu t1,lliv r--s rr-T- and said
''Fer COS saas ise - sal hes 80 ~ saeA
ogevaEs a7aIsst 9tf~rsf 4r .l,Fa7trssg 4Asout
this TINE she c-l-aei t1 tlss Of Constitution Wat
er ana - cur Gt- estostr.sr1t almost the fir dose
seemed % nave sa ssSsra 7Eesf, ard a keFz
lends entirely her asirs SllEzs not ssk an
any of the Cons1tuti Water for slsss fear weeks,
AMI are happy & sr .hat Il has Pr15sieel per
manent cure HTsf. 4. Y BEN-eH0TEN.
wErHrKsFrxIp Cen. rsrct = f55rZB,. TT. ~
Gcs>I-Ds1r s. -s{aviu sesn vozr adre.zi ssnle-lt
al CONSTITUTION 4tr. r=eaulu1suded fer Iafl4rlna-
ton of the h5d1evs s-sz-inn u tt BEsTl-- F1-
ing suffered Ter tbe rs rEee years. and tired te sab
III NUMBER ef pE-i4s .v1E3 only temporary relief.
induced 70 try F,.r fTg-ne Procured che
bot9e Of rou- ageursA e r.gsri NssSTs Tee -lsson
L &c. ana n 81 h- z-ss -a.I Of * ny surprise
found gre ching ny ha1fti- I iavs used two
bps1les q Il. All aeyer ex sei % be "a
nrv ie wei A. good srs-1as Garnet exr,rss nv
erasraie fc-is feaE ths RS aa and .s- 81 vo51
raeornrsnz2 u. &sF ire bsa-5as=s q Col ,r-
attend yoa ID ar iabors 5. love. Yours truly.
tE4NARD : BIGEfoW.
E- For sais. o. All Drseei.ss. -Ps.szsss aIe
N a. GRkGG CO., Propriesors.
MORAN sLLrE- Gsne-d A-snts,
No =sCEHsst NsE York. =.
Agents N Casczeo. FULLER. FRENCH FULLER.
Agents II Cineiarlt5 BCRDS BRO a.sm
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HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUcIIU, Positive
and Specific Remedy for diseases of the Bladder, Kid
neys. Gravel. and Dropsca Swelngs
This Medicine increases the power of Digestion, aud
cxcites the Absorteuts into healthy action, BY which
the Watery Calcareous depostons and all unnatu-
raj engagements reduced, well pain ami in
ELIMINATION.
Heimbod,s Extract Buchu.
For Weakness arising from Exces4es, Habits Of
Dissipation, Early Indiseretion of Abuse, attended
with the following symptoms
Indisposition to Exerton, Loss Of Power,
Loss of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror Of Disease, Wakefullness,
Difnness Of VISION Pain in the back,
Universal I.assitude Of the Muscular system
Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body
Dryncss of the skin, Eruptions the Face
Pallied Countenance
These symptoms, If allowed To go on, which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follows
iusoo,e1,ey, fat,aty, E,iieptie Fit,
IN Of which the Patent may expire.
Who say that they not frequently followed
by those "Direful Diseases"
"INSANITY~ md CONSUMPTION"
Many are AWAKE OF the cause Of their suffering,
But none will confess the record Of the in.
sane asyIums.
ANp MELANCHOLY DEATHS CoNsrMPTIos bear
ample witness tine Truth of the assertion.
The Consultation efcctef nth Organic rceaEness
requires the all Of Medicine Strengthen and Inyigo-
rate the system
Which iieImbold's extract Bachu invariably
does.
Trial viii convince the most skeptca
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Take more Baisam, Mercury, un
pheasant Medicines for unpleasant and dan
gerous diseases.
HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU AND IMPRoy-
Ed ROSE WASH CURES
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I've want vou 70 hold that lee, eoe in rvsd-
ness a. We Dc not know aow soon we may wait
them /"
Thus writes. under bate Of Harrisonburg. Va. Feb
~, 1851, Har,lesty, % bis nephew Damned w.
voorhees,, Democrtic member Of Congress from the
Eth District Of this State. This was before the in
auguration Of Abraham Lincoln. What does 1t
mean What can il mean hst that Nooshass> bad
promised the Rebels the assistance Of Tao SO ten
should the Lincoln Alnainstsation attempt 10 eaerce
the reoeIlious Statss - That such promises were
made ~ the Bebslss ~ A,gthssa Democrats We are
positive That the Rebels never wossd have seetsted
without such promises, --s confident. she
esrvtss EAt0sfS aAsusi PROMISE esi
by voorhees,, wade act aaahs. l; IS .rpe that Noor-
hess failed TO ufii his promise, hui that not oS-
ing 70 lack OF iRellna pen, but want II power.
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TlMAEEs--FENAI ES--FENALES.

In many Affections peculiar Females, the KIN act
BrcHU Is uncqual!ei by any other remedy, rs in
CAlorosis or Retention irregnlaritY, Panulness or
Suppression az Customary EXECUTIONS, liberated or
crrhous al tue Uterus, LeuchorrhoeA Whites
Siariirtv and for al complaints incident to the sex
whether arising from iadiseretion Habits Of Dessipa
DECLINE Or CHANGE oFLIFE.
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STRANuIAI.l And EJENTNG, OR PAINFCL
UKfNtTING.
For tlese jssases it Is f-r,ya sovereign remedy,
and too IIel cannot he Sai3 IN is praise. single
toms = =
Arc YOU troubled. WITH q distressing pain in the
ful a day Of the Constitution Water win relieve vou
Ike macic.
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Tls Toledo Blade, OF the, lGtA all, J,
says Sboas 200 peace democrats lefs tkd
city U.s. night for Canada. The s'niggers
underground railroad was never IN SO
thorough and complete repair IS since til e
copperheads have taken it in full possess
ion.l We expect soon to see. doggerels
in eli their papers about '.bloohouuds' i
and tho north star. !. In the .lsnguage
Of the Blade: What,s pity tits they cam
not'ee compelled 70 speAfst the remainder
of their days in the pursuit they have
chosen.
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has proven ITSELF equal tie task that has devoved
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I \ Baltimore correspondent of the New
York World, who claims to have au-
thentic Information, states thai the wTloIe-
rebel army at the present moments but
275. 200; and that lIsforees under Gen.
Lees command, including those detached
for the invasion of the North are 10 00o.
composed as follows;
Six divisions of infantry under Gen.
Lee, recently AT Peterstssg : II, GOO
Beauregard's three divisions at Pc !.
rforsbnrob 25.eo0
Cavalry, all en- route for the North 10000
Three hundred pieces field artillery 5000
Forces of Early and Breckenridge on
the line Of the Potomac $4,000
To.aI lo4 600
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Stone in the Bladder. Calculus. Gravel !.
Bfic!. Nu-t Deposit. etc. ETC..
EeI z aDEE, rs.

INFLAMMATION or THE KIDNEYS
CATARRIT OF THE
BLADDER.
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q YERS. JAMES. AMI other Family Mesiiciues
n 1-5w fe- sale by PLUMBER 1 KELLY.
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SECRET DISEASES.

SEtREf DlSEASES.
10 al tier Stages, Al little Exposure.
Little or no change ~ Diet No Inconvenience.
1Jd no Erposrs.
Il causes frequent desire and gives strength 70
Urn thereby Removing Distinctions Prsvcfits aud
Cures Structures of the Irethra aliayInc Pain AMI
Inflammation frequent in the class Of Diseases and
exellng all Poisonous Diseased and vermont Matter
Thousands upon Thous1n4s who have been the VIC
cured short time, have foirni they were deceived
and that the POISOS has, by the use Of powerful
Astringents, been dried up 10 tie system, b. break
cot in an aggreTating form, and perhaps after Mar
rage.
CsE HrIsBoLD's FxrRAcr gucHu for an Affections
and diserses Of the URINARY ORGANS whether
existing 10 MALE or FEMALE, from whatever cause
originating and no matter o. HOW LONG STAND
Diseases Of tiaese Organs requires The aid Of Din.
retic, Heimbold's Extract Bnchu IL the great
al D-.sases fer s.i2 ais gseosaHaassef
Etidenee pf the most reliable and responsible char
ter viz accompany the rnsiscine.
Price sr.oO per Bottle, or six for $500.
Delivered % any Adansss, securely packed from obser-
Ds-crse ssFs,pssa.. u al c,~.a=aior,ioa..
Cures Guaran.eeds Advice Grafiss ~
Address letters for information to
II. Il. HELMBOLD, Chemest.
i9l Sgnth Teutb-si., bet Chestnut, Phiis.
HELMBoLD's Neffeat I,pot.
HELIEuLD'S Drag 7sf .SeHsseui #ayesos-.
J9f broadway, New York.
Beware Of coun,srfeits and unprincipled dealer.
who endeafor dispose -of their own and s.other
articles On reputation attained by
HeirnboId's Genuine Preparations.
Extract BuciIu-
g 4. SaszpariIiz.
Improved Rose WASH
ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
ASK FOR HELNB0LDS. TAKE 40 OTHER
Cut out the Advertisement, and send for IL
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
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Agents n CazezCo: Fuller FRENCH / FULLER.
Agents n Cineiar4t5 BCRDSAL& BRO. a.sm
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HALL & RtGkLE- Pyor.rs.
els GREENWICH STREET, NEW YRoK.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-30

place OF safety, where, alter a while, conscious
ness returned. / have been here week now,
and think shall get WE'LL
lie In the cot where poor Robert Hall lay.
when he was butchered by the rebels They
showed me, yesterday, letter he had written
the day before the massacre, to his wife. He
had learned to read and write at Memphis,
after MS enlistment; and used to send mes
sage to his wife aud children, who still re-
mained there, every week or so. This was
his letter, which surgeon had helped him
put together:
DEAR MAMMY"-it ran" am very sick
here in the hospital, but am better than was
and hope to get well soon. They have been
very kind to me; and lind it sweet to suffer
for the dear flag that gives me shelter. You
must not worry on my account. Tell Katy
she must not forget to say her prayers, and to
study her lessons carefully now while she has
an opportunity. And. nanny, take good
care of the baby: l dreamed of her last
night. and think how sad il would be, to die
and never see her little face again. But then
Chaplin says it will all be right in Heaven,
and he knows peter than we do. And, mann
my, don't forget we are now free; teach both
the darlings to be worthy of their estate
This was poor Halls letter--it had not
been sent, and We have no heart to send II
now. He will never see the baby's face here,
but then God may let him see it up yonder.
hope TO recover and get away from here
very soon; l want TO be in my place again;
for have something to avenge now, and ]
cannot bear to wait. Posr Halls, blood Is
crying to me from the ground; and ! want TO
be able, sometime, to say to Manuel Nichols
wife, up there in Michigan, that his fall has
had compensation. And may God speed
the day when this whole slave holders rebel
lion-what remains of it--shall be Buried
Alive -
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The embarrassing the pay OF non-commis
stoned officers and priyates 10 the army, pro-
yides that on and after the first OF May, and
during the continuance OF the present rebell-
ion, the pay per month Of non-commissioned
officers and priystes in the military service
shall be as follows
Sergeant-majors, s26; quartermaster and
commissary sergeants OF cavalry, artillery and
infantry, $40; sergeants OF ordnance, sappers
and miners and pontoniers, S34; csrporals Of
ordnance, sappers and miners and pontoniers,
$50, priyates OF engineers aud ordnance OF
the trst class, SIS, and of the second class
si6: corporals of cavalry, artillery and in
fantry, SIS; chief buglers of cavalry, S23
buglers, SIG; iarriers and backsmiths OF
cavalry and artillery, SIS; priyaies OF cava-
ry, artillery and infantry, SIG; principal musi-
clans OF artillery and infantry, $22; leaders
OF brigade and regimental bands, SIS; musi.
clans, Sl6; hospital stewards of the trst class,
s33; hospital stewards OF the second class,
s25; hospital stewards OF the third class,
SOP
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Late Foreign Items.

A descendant Of Shakespeare is now resid.
ing in Wolvefhampton. His name II George
Shakespeare, the eldest male descendant in the
direct line from Gilbert the great poets broth
er. He is very poor and has great difficulty
In obtaining by his labor daily bread for his
wife and family. A writer In the London Times
asks the rich men and managers of theatres to
help George in his poverty. He says "Heav-
en- has written Georges pedigree in the plain
est characters upon his brow, and that he Is
the living image Of the poet.r 1t has been
generally understood there is no living descen-
dant Of the great poets family.
A correspondent of the London Times at
Paris, says:
The authorities appear to be growing shy Of
the democratic origin Of the Government. A
day or two ago the Commissary of Police At
Bordeaux paid visit to the office OF the Gi-
ronde, the leading journal Of the department.,
and told the printer that If the placards OF the
Opposition candidates at the elections for the
Councils General and Municipal were headed
Democratic Committee" they should be torn
down by the police. The editor was then
questioned as TO whether IL was his intention
TO afiix the obnoxious words to the list which
was announced to appear in his paper. The
editor asked the commissary what were his
motives for putting the question; but the CON-
missary replied that he had come there, not to
give explanations, but to get them.
The saiut Public of Lyons states that the
hopes entertained Of an abundant vintage In
the Beaujolais have been partially, IL not en-
urely. destroyed by storm experienced there.
Parliamentary return states that no less
than 1924 sheep are supposed, or at least re-
ported, to have been killed by dogs in Ireland
in the year 1868.
A correspondent of the London Times, writ
ing from New York In relation to Gov. Sey-
mour's action touching the World and Journ-
al Of Commerce case says: The Governors
letter to the District Attorney oakly Hall, is a
long, vague and rhetorical disqusition, fit only
to be spoken In debating society, upon the
blessings OF Liberty" The writer thinks the
Governor in his official notification TO loyal
funciionaries who are supposed to need no
such lecture from the executive head OF q State.
suggests Bunconlbe and not business" The
writer further says, the merchants Of New
York, instead of being convinced by the reas-
oning, have very generally laughed at il.
An English agricultural paper says that Ar
Mica, well known remedy for certain ills that
afiiict man, is also adapted to the lower order
OF the animal kingdom. 1t is m Alternative and
stimulant, and an excellent remedy In cases Of
pleurisy, weakness Of the loins, and muscular
weakness. A London horse doctor testifles
that he has used arnica with extraordinary re-
suits in cases OF rheumatism in horses.
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SNoBBIsH VULGARIrY.-Manton Marble,
the editor OF the World, rails at Mr.. Lincoln
aud Andrew johnson for their humble births.
The Albany Express states that this railer
was once poor boy in Albany, who probably
would not have emerged from obscurity but
for The beneyolence of gentleman who be-
friended him having the expectation that he
would enter she ministry. And now the pitt
fui snob talks sneeringly Of "rail spliters" and
'sboorish tailorsp
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"ANTED TO purchase for Casa q convenient
w House suitable Ior . smaH fIniiy. with usual
Price not to exceed 5000. Address Taylor 1t
the Press OfEce. mayleif
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Wanted Immediately.

A Agent of either In every town and villa ge,
IA TO engase In light and profitable business, by
which from $500 to ei2 per week BE- made. Per-
sons having leisure evenings make ffom SOC 10
Sl00 per evening. A sample with full particulars,
sent by mail TO all who encnse one cent stamp,
aud address A.C. SPAULDING Co,
june3ldkwlms West Hampstead, N. ii.
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stage Notice

DASsENGERS leave Portland at 745 A. N. over
Il the Y. 4 g. R.R. Mondays, w wedne sdays and Fri
days via Gorham Stsndish Limington, Cornish Hi.
ram, Brownhed aud Fryeburg. arriving at North
CONWAY at O'Clock T.. NJ, returning By the same
route Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays, arriv-
Ing AZ Portland in to take the Boston steam
ers. 77T
ha excellent accommodations and remarksble
scenery are not surpassed by any other route.
JOHN w. WEEKS
Proprietor and Driver.
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GrRAYED into my enclosure Friday, June n. n
- dark red Cow. The owner can have her BY pay,
ing bills JOHN HoRroN'
Gorhan, june n. is64--daws
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S9J Reward!

STOLEN from the subscriber on Tuesday Even
- ing. whe In Pierce's auction room, = Calf Skin
Pocket Book containg si4 in money, note against
Charles Hocgdon. 6orham. for $50 and enc against
Charles hsoper for el2. The above reward will be
paid Tor the covery Of the property and the detec
tion of the thief
Tune s-tf GEORGE BECK.
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Compositors Wanted.

nNE or two .arsf class female compositors will
" lind constant employ ment, and the h ghest rates
pad in the city. on application at THIS OFFICE.
msy2Sdu
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QUITS OF Rooms, with Board, can be obtained ~
May llth. mayl2dtf
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Evergreen Cemetery.

nyHE Superintendent of Evergreen Cemetery viif
Il be At his office, in New City Bal ding. entrance
on Myius Street. from II o'clock NJ. to 3 O'Clock
NJ every day. except Sundays 10 attend to any calls
In connection with said Cemetery.
Orders may te LETT st the ofhce at any time.
spBdtoaugl H. q. BARB. Superintendent
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MERCHANDISE.

Hackmetack Ship Timber.
nAk. Hackmetsck and Hard Wood Plank Tree
~ nails from IL to 2s inches Treensil Wedges. 80.
&C, by L. TAYLOK
june2sd3m Galt's Wharf, Portland.
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CITY OF PORTLANp.

A TrENTIoS Is called TO Section IS Of the Or
"A einanes respecting Intermeufs.
any person shah be de irous 10 move out Of ths
City the body of deceased person for infarment,
he shall make application to the Superintendent Of
Burals for perm ission so to do and said Supefin-
tndent shall grant SUI permission II no cause shall
appear for Withholding the same. and shall attend
to suehre Ia person. employ one of the an
dertakers Of the city 10 attend thereto Penalty for
violation Of this Ordlnsnee net less thsn ave nor
More than twenty dollsrs-
All violations OF this romance will be prosecuted
according 70 law LOUIS BUNCE,
superintendent Of Burials.
Portland. june 10. 1ss4.-dim
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Lost.
TN this City on Saturday June 25tb, black iezth.
Il er Pock Book, containing about SEQ in bills. to-
gether with two promi sorry notes pay able 10 my
der, one drawn Dy A. NJ. lalmon for x5l, aud one
bv X. Bacneloer $40: also receipts. settled
bills, &c. Whoever wall return the pocket-book md
contents to this Office TO J. NJ himbali Co. 500
Congress street, shall be han dsomely rev arded.
iune29dlws j. Il. +. CUSHMAN
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Trapani Salt Afioat.
q 0(n HHDS. Trapani Sat cargo of ship
O,OOO "Rco hsmbeaa' for sale by
June lSd3w DANA & co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
u N / O N
Mutual Life Insurance Go.
INCoRPoRATEDb the STATE OF MAINE
Charter Perpetual. Organized, ls4s
DIRECTORS OFFICE.
" state street, Boston, Mass.
Presideaf-HENRT CROCKRR
Ptcs- s-Presideat-DANIEL SHARP
Secrstdrg-W. II. H0LLfSTRR
FL. G. WILSON,
General Manager Of Agencies in the Nep Rngiand
states.
Assets. 3lsf December, 1853. Ss5e ,Oss. ~
Losses Paid TO date, $?5O,O5O. 90
Dividend Paid in Cash 10 date. 1910, ,936.O9

FNHIS Company offers peculiar advantages to per-
sons inteAdng to insure their lives, in Its SAFETY
and stability, acquired in ats FOURTEEN years export
enee; Ia lis asse 8. which, without its capital Of
Slo 0V0, amounts to over three-quarters of million
OF dollars. being more than two hundred thousand
dollars in excess ofits liabilities for the reinsurance
OF all ontstsnding risks; In the facilities presented
10 its accommodating s. stem OF payments of premi
ums: in the large number. dyersife ID conditions and
occupations various ages and localities Of lives In
sured giving the largest scope for the ope.
ration OF the laws of average sality. and the
pest guaranty to the insured for the benefits there
of in The division of profit the annual apportion-
ment of which having tor the past fourteen years
averaged Forty per Cent. of the premiums paid.
Policies are issued upon all the pia usual with
Life Insurance Comp nies, and at rates is
consistent with view to equity and solyency.
Part desiring agencies in towns where tee CON-
pany have none, and those wishing Travelling Agep-
cies within the ew England Staies, wall apply to
u. H. WILSON, 63 State Street, Boston, giving
sucn reverence, or inform stion to age, present
and past business, as wi lensbe him to form jucg-
ment In regard thereto. junelldSm
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Cemetery Meeting.

. An adjourned meeting OF citizens in
favor of purchasing and improving the
Old Burying Grounds, was held at the
Office OF J.. P. Cassidy, on Saturday eve
ming, April 2, 1864: ,rx. %,
Oh motiou of c. Eubank, Horace EV:
erett was called TO the chair, and Samuel
Jacobs appointed secretary. :.
The committee appointed at preVl'
Gus meeting to draw up articles OF i1eor'
rorarion. reported a series Of articles
which after being somewhat amended,
were adopted, as follows:
fOmitted for want of spacc-wIlI ap
pear ut an early day.
On motion Of J. p Casady, the PreSi,
dent aud eecretary of this meeting were
requested TO o. n books forthwith for
the subscription of stock. and when one
fourth Of the carital stock is Sub~"rlh' a,
to give one weeks notice Of the time
and place OF holding q meeting, OF the
stockholders for the pnrposerof eieefing
adirectors.
ON motion Of E, Mcbride. the news
papers OF the city we're requested 70 ppp-
iish the proceedings Of this meelHg' In
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coUNcn RLUEFs, 1oWA@sATUR ApRL lsg

tate for moment. to subscribe to. The
objects and principles Of the order. as
there stated, are of tie highest and no
bleat; and the Bsgls has for once done .
real service TO- the order, and an honor TO
its owh columns, by devoting SO much
space to letting daylight in upon its
readers. and showing them what those
patriots are doing who have g banded TO-
gether for, the purpose Of perpetuating
The liberties for which our, fathers
fought" Pity such daylight could not
ofsener be let in to the BagIs. and per-
haps in time it would penetrate to the
darksned souls Of its admifins readers.
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-04-09
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PORIIsARs

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/ We are pleased to see that our g Mar
ket House" proposition meets with
general favor-the people regard il as
! ius. the thing" and ell that Is neces.
sary to secure. the creation of the build
inr Ii for the Council to submit the mat
ter to o vote, and the question will be
decided promptly, and very emphatic.
ally. The people admit the necessity
for such an institution, aud will not
hesitate to pay the assessment necessary
to its completion. Will our City Fathers
give US an opportunity to express our
selves at the ballot bog, upon this
subject = s.. 3. 20; 49, E'S'