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To All Who Use Liquor.
Citizens OF the Western States,
~ u F ELS
eCH1EDAN

MAT5c 9CHNA' A'ppH.
As means Of neusfaltxtng the deleter1ous prop
critics Of uuWholesome water is absolutely tnvaiu-
able to the traveller. 1t Will intalibiy prevent tne
dJsentey and xasige asosoesn M r. "fa Mias,ssann
strangers VINO ase me Waie1s ~ snS +ar
fae XmT ana n m"de1ate decrse tne deesys
ern saJ f,ns ~ rnehIes fhe stomach to resist the
Otherwise disturbing influences Of TIE varieties of
the 1nIVersal mug sneounic1e5 " - a "
is this a, Ios o.esns ,,1ar, Stch e1erV one
LIQUOR (a more o. ,eas impasf5 wa'ca ~ every eae
Tho uses afaens sst % syth .r X las ,eTf.
I've must necessarily s 1 ara ~ a th.retor
cous thaa tae ha1Se, .Snrnvs ~ a. snn i0uosof
sod PETTY cannot ts to ed aR 2
IT. I.ee5a,{{a ~ ne Of ttimulants while travelling.
t1e n ~, ases NJ dropsy. gravel, obstructfons 81
mig a1a ~ ge 5iseases of the bladder. Dyspepsia,
aha EatIf v te ost Distinguished members Of
pnalleas y! !.afessinn ~ and Hosnitsi Surgeons o.
q ue i neu1ea
il mt m in quart and pint bottles IN cases Of
~ doEeG each with The name OF the undersigned
" ths hottIe md cork and facsimile Of his sig-
1atro m he iabel aud Is ios sale By al 7especta
BE Druggists aud Groeers.
Dt9 40 Af't1''e unn1pHo WOLFE
ooAh A9T, aTs,
Nos. 10 Il Gs Beaver street. ne" iosR.
], q. RxKp l. CD Chicago.
DAVID N1cHo1sos. .........,-....-......8t.1 .8t. Louis.
SUuE, EcKsTHm & CO.. Cincinnati.
Agents.
ALSO ron SALE:
ann cases old Madsira Wine.
2oo0 cases cid Sherry Wine.
a0G1 sases oId Pnrt Wtna
e.W9 casts aid Coenac Brandy.
1u,o,+ad a-n,oss3v nv r,od;c.1 ,nI, ,rivst. ,ea
Fnr sae he1a ~ nraaant w. nse ,s innn,tation
,.o.e HDoLPHo WOLFE New York.
1eo-ooV%-12t Was
A preaatne yYant suppIIed-A lanca
, 1864-07-02

their multitudinouA manifestations. and soe
abMty, 10 cope with thew TT. atannPPha93ny = H3rS
ieuce. bow well no succeeded n shtg endesvor s
bis p1actice in chicago will best te Dufm'ng mgae tae
but more thaP tTo yare 'has baats 81 of ends
and cnIed Thousands Of patients. His Practice Is
daily increasing, and those who haye onse expert
aicte fIiende II Is pleasant 10 be able to record
thr nreseuce OF q man In this community who ID
rel1ablc, skil.Iul, and safe, Hs advent here sup
oilers have yisied the CITY, and, atter few short
weeks OF putting. have left for parts unknow9, d.
BiceIoT, At biz office. corner Of Monroe aud Clark
month since bis arrival. jy2m321t
Dr. James, formerly Of James' Lock Hospl-
P SqsR n 5 Mss s s5ss ne1 j NfS 9 RRssao Rsaoa es
ment ii I'D chronic, mercu1ial and blood diseases.
d. 5a@ss sa, nse se saf l9aS n,s
Spcrn,atorrhea and Impotence cured, and full
yigor restored, without tnsongenisnee o. exposure
and all conRnltatlonR confidential.
What DR.. VIM. Leonard, formerly Professor Of
noae ma p pFeVousy t preessos q obsfecs and
Dieeases Of Women and Children. and more re-
Gently editor Of the New Orleans Southern Aessts-
n r. esnnu:s to be
infrm and man is prove to eEr, the consequences
Of 1mprudence or crime are apparent, and when
wropg-doer, be must seek relief from the misery
thus entailed. And the man who devotes bis life
and talents tc ~ relief Of this species Of human
seeks to relieve any other aGllction to which man
is subject, for true philanthropy o3as not to what
caused The trouble, hut what viii relieve it. To
large portion of bis lie to the reef Of tbs class
OF dieease enumerated In his advertisement in
another column; ue bag. at great expense. sup
quircd for The purpose. He has been located in
moniaig Of The press, which hare been quoted IN
wae se sRsea ana It 10
DR.. James office and paroEa are 50 Raldolph
etfeet, (up stairs), between State and Dearborn
Office hours from a. m. TINS
jy2-m31-1t
Mrs, Winalow,s Soothing SyEnP.-
Rev. Sylvanus Cobb tins writes In the Boston
CArtstldn Fireman We would BY no means re.
commend any KIND Of medicine which We DID not
1 shs Ds5% T. Be w can sq
from knowledge; In our own family it has proved
blessing indeed By giving infant trouble ID with
rest at nishta Most paleats can appreciate these
blessings. Here IL an article which Works to per
fection, and which is harmless: for the sleep
tSe eSefn6 tns 3
ealeuable. We have fFeqaeatly heard mothers
tho child iii It had finished with the teething
91eRe nn any eonstde57ton @ sThatever. Sold BY all
ic2sk0055Tu, ,Th&sat4w
Teeth Like Pearls and Hreath OF
SWeetncss.-0btasned BY the use of that pop9-
lar Dcntilrfce, Fragrant "sozodont,n compost
Sa Of tho e1qss and The
efficacy and convenience being prcsent In tho
HIGHEST possible degree Of perfection: It removes
, 1864-07-02

Especial DtSpatch to the Chicago Trfbuae.l
MILWAUKEE,. Friday Evening, July

Especial DtIpatch to the Chicago THbuae.l
M1rwAuKxx. Friday Evening, July /.
FLoUR-Llttle or nothing doing.
GhAn-Hheat-recelpts "a, ,ooo bu. Market excited
ard Irregular. and closing 16c higher. Bales this
morning were SIS bu Nc spring IN store st 81 108
store at sals2zo; 1900 bu do, delivered Tuesday, at
a2,s0eas 5000 bu do, huyess' option aA next week,
at $2l5@2l5H.
GnAH-Theat-Tle market this afternoon aud
cven1ng IL ye.r much unsettled. Sales since ChanKa
we're e ooo bu No spring at s2.oaae2icloaiaE dull
at the Ncwhs House at 82.o7. Oats unchanged, with
sales Of cars in 1t &c. Corn quie with sales
OF cars IN store at S1.27. Rye and bsrley-nothng
Weo1-.C Coming in freely. but no large transactions
here. Market very nf1n st SOC.
, 1864-07-02

TBDE&yHI UIEpXtCH
DErRo1. Friday evening, Julyt.
Ur-PEop. Merchant, Buffalo: Brig Commerce
Behrs Gerritt Smith, N. Scott, Mln1esots.
DowN--None.
T1p-Eopth,
, 1864-07-02

GT1QEQc5 EQA& C0iGfeQ p&uplb alH E4pnuao VI eeu-
toYetnment and willing to assist each other. 1esw
this fully demonstrated IN Washington, Tnsre lhe
I,rEeal taxpayers are colored men, md vas sur
h oopd q Phe and
believe me, mY friends, TINT inasmueh as 1t has
pleased God, the GIyer ot all good gifts, to take
iem bfve s aai ~ dssn aS sools
that op1rpssed race be died to save, and my only
pursuit shall be to aneliorate their nnhAppy coD-
Htion and teach onr 9Eass eo ooys noM es 70 Wi
many good WisEcs 70. continuance o1 Jour "ealth
and prosperity, remain
Sincerely your friend, Mra. NAL ooo7H-
IL1EcAL1TY OF HORSE RAc1So-An Interesting
case was decided in the Circuit Court yesterday,
In which Kfreu Cash eued Bryan Walden for $1Q0.
which the plaintiff alleged he had qdyareea 70 the
%ieh Mss hes
backed by the defendant for the amount claimed: ca ned
:, The defendant denied that he requested from
the case was decided, was that admitting the
money to have been advanced by Cash to Walden
feF tes o. t5s re- r. ye Tbe eopp
held that under the law OF England, ron Wnlen
The Law Of the State was framed, and the c9netrae
on to hs aM ho5ae na was
cover the amount. Judgment Has aeeoso.ag'y en-
tered for the defendant
rJr1rEp SrA1Es Cmcu1r AND DISTRICT CorpT-
Btfo4e D7tsnmond, .I-ChdneerV .
6s3. TlttsYo.th vs. Sherman ct nj. Demurrer to
bill oyerruled and bill amended. Defendant has
leave to answer, &c.
564 Mumford vs Dodge ct al. Referred to Mas
ter tn take proofs, &C.
Common Ldtr. .. .-..
- u. S. 4. yB John Brass. Motion to yacate
forfeiture ol recogn!ennce.
CIRCUIT CouIT or CooH CouHrY-Bs1ofe Wt-
G8l. SAWYER IS kronse. Verdict for plaintiff.
lib, Brown vs Lee ct al. Continued.
3a4- Fnrney vs The Western transportation Co.
Dismissed.
1913, Reeve vB Walter. Dismissed.
$50. Outhwaite rs Hnbbsrd: Dismissed.
GOA. D,Ileily vs. AIaclln. Dismissed.
400. Sullivan " Dempsey. Dismissed.
6s1- Bush rs Sherman ct al, Continued.
1861. Flemmipg W Rothgarber: Dlsmissed-
3G1. Page ct al vs Putnam ct al. Continued.
$50. Hnck ss Myer. DIsmisatd.
CNGHckTV. -
d15. Underwood ct n. ys City Of Chicago. Do
onfo oraH
, 1864-07-02

Leo Miller viii conclude his col1so Of lee
tnres at Mesropoiitau HALL sunday. July Sd, speak
Ing Al 1oA O'Clock y. m. and * p. n.
SrDJEcTs- Morning discourse, ~s' Inspiration
pnd the bibe;''' evening, the speakers expert
Ance in Sptsitualfem, pro and con.
The public are Invited. Seats ftee.
, 1864-07-02

E1curs1on to Kemosh4. .-Thoee who wish
to visit the country on the coming Fourth OF July
will find the trip to kenosba pleasant one. Ke-
mocha iB one Of the moss beautiful c1t1es within
reach Of Chicago, and abounds in pleasant drives
advance of the people OF Chicago in the way Of
celebrations. They are to have an oration, din
ner in the Park, and fireworks In the evening.
The price Of the tickets for the round trip $1.63
The lime ii departure can be learned from our ad-
YeItislug cOlnmn9.
, 1864-07-02

Notice.-I teasraHt perfect cure In every
case Of diseased Eyes, Ears, Throat and Lungs.
paid to ny inatructton, {or forfeit 81 900 II eass Of
Ofice l4D South Clark street. ?. O. Boz s158,
Chicago. D. M4ukAE, H. u.
.kAia.Etd.1fw
, 1864-07-02
VNiYERSlTY OF CHICAGO.
Bosrd Of 1rustees---Keport Of the Prts!dent-.-
Minister'S Institute.

The adjourned session ofthe Board Of Trustee:
Of fhe University Of Chicago, WIS held at the Tre
mont HouEe yesterday forenoon, at 10 O'Clock.
The minutes Of the preceding sess,on were resd
and approved.
The committee to whom was referred the nomt-
nation Of Trustees to ell vacancies, reported as
follows:
We recommend the reelection OF Messrs.
Lharies Walker. j. y. 6heahan, Thomas y. Zee
bee, ". ". Erarts, james E. Tyler, and the cleo.
1ion Of s. Hoard, 4. II. Mixer, and W II. Brown,
n Place Of Mnson BFay1nan7 a. J. 1os1sn, and J.
The report was accepted, and the persons named
elected by ballot
The tine ior the annual meeting Was hxed oy
vote, on the morning Of the annual commence
mint day. II was decided also to hold scnul-
annual session On the second Tuesday Of January
The Executive Committee, through Rev. Ms,
Clark TIE Ftnancaal Secretary reported the assets
andllabilittes q the institution as follows;
AseETs.
gnco4etted notes.-. s.-............-....-.....$ $56000
4a1 estaUe. " BD
New buildings and Observatory. 5000
New subscriptions. ns................ ...-... $4,000
Cash on hand and Telescope. e3,0oa
Enootsemeut9--.---. ---.-.--...-.............. tQ,0Q
.-.. ss8soo
Lonns At Upper cent. S23 900
Due ue1nd1E1duale.. 1861
-. cc~
, 1864-07-02

Bryant & Strattoa,D Chicago Tele-
graph Instltute.-Thc largest institution OF
the End IN the world Thitty-dve telegraph In
etuments In constant use. Address
BRYANT d STATION,
, 1864-07-02

GnocEn1' ExcuAHaE--At the meeting Of Gro
cera On 'Chauee-Eo. II Dearborn street, yeste..
S3ay, the reports Of the Committees On Bye Laws
and Location were adopted without change from
Tic suu1nry given In the TRIBUNE OF yesterd.y.
A committee Of three Wnh appointed to report
prices Of groceries to the President daily for tbs
Uee Of the UeHapapEfA,
, 1864-07-02

~ Houee and Sign Painting, Calcfnlnlng,
Glazing and GEainlngg. Paper Han9tngs and WIN
dow Shades selling at wholesale and retail at New
York prices. F. E. RIogY, Sc Randolph street
Box 5SG3. tc4h4l2-im
Metropolitan Hall to Rent.-Thts Hall
Is TO rent for all the purposes for which such bulls
arc ordinarily used. Terms moderate. Applica-
tvnnre n the NaiI ietlh9t9N
, 1864-07-02

ErrinE Tomen,s Ikefuge.-The rcgular
Board meeting Of the managers OF the ~ Chlc,go
ReEuge' viii be held this tSaturday) afternoon at
O'clock, at the rooms Of the 7. NJ c. Association.
, 1864-07-02

ncEAwAT.-3csterdaya afternoon a span OF horses
attached to an empty wagon. took fright and ran
from Michigan avenue along Adams street coz
siderable distance before they were bnought m.
At the corner OF Dearborn and Adams they ran
1Eto and completely demolished buggy which
Tas standing IN the street. No further damage
1Shs done. o.
, 1864-07-02

The ThFoat.-FamIiies would do well tokeep
alwars at home box Of Browns Bronchial
Troches, q simple but most marye1lous1y e1lcn-
ctous specific for affections Of the throat aordln:
prompt relief in cases Of coughs colds, bronchial
end them also excellent to clear the voice and
render articulation wonderfully easy. Aonkaly
W10Q-{rf.
, 1864-07-02
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL
M a r RI ED.
DI r. D..

In St. Andrews Church. Farm Ridge, II. Jao
A. GILBERT. Rector Of Christ C1utch. Joliet, and
Miss HENRIETTA CLARK, OF FArro Ridge.
, 1864-07-02

Especial Eottcc.-AI non-commissioned OF.
1cers and priyates Of the 18th Regiment Illinois
Volunteer Infantry arc hereby requested to assem-
Cd 1864. at s P. N. for the purpose Of organIzin1
committee to attend to special business con-
uectcd With the enlisted men OF that regiment.
, 1864-07-02

A FRAUDULENT 1gRE11rE ConE TO GHlEs.-
Yesterday Alderman Kahn made complaint before
Jue.lce Mcdonnell against IN 1srn1ite pedler nam
ed John Goldenbntgh. for hawking his wares with
put lIeecnce. The shtewd 1sr#!ite WIS trying to
defraud the city and the general Government By
carrying on his 1Eade without having bought the
proper permit, which il all the nore uneIcusablc
as hc ie already rich. Hr plead like sick beggar.
hut couldn't move the court nor avert his fate He
1Eaa fansA SIN and costa.
, 1864-07-02

P1ow WonKe OF WN. B. YouEo & Co.-The re.
cent convention Of pluwmakers In this city has
attracted our attention to the extensive p!ow
works OF Meesrs VIM. B. Young & Co., corner OF
Indiana and Franklin streets, which We visited
yesterday. :......
These works were commenced last fall, and arc
. nov in complete operation, working 1asse force
x,r men on their improved skeleton frame plows-
We were not aware before of the perfection that
ha. teen attained in the making OF An article 10
~nnmouty uecd IL q plow- Probably NO worke,
6nWeyrr. In the country have euch Completeness
~ macliucsy for the various purposes as this.
reTthiur. 70 far 81 may be, IL done By Iaachina-
fbe iron and steel are forged and swaged
42fo shape by machinery. each part being Just Like
an thonsand Of the same; and this IL particularly
ffe cate with the Joining or shaping q tue mould
4na~d xnd share ont Of sheet steel, by huge drop
5nTess. Nhc only one IN the c9nntfy.l lhis IL
44rme;hlne like pile driver, being heasy 1fon
TrmmeT. weighing come elevea hundred poannas,
To xhtca il attached the dles OF paste.ne: Iae
hanmef being lifted by machinery, crops WIN l.i
mi Wefrht and power on the sheet 81 70 40. stee
ssh 3n ~ stamping 1t perfectly in,o the form O
10 Sfe. and thus making cvefy ploM ahEe, e9ua
- t s<4sa md perfect In It's shape. The best iofn
y 1sEad Euold fh;s new process tneuree every pioN
Eet:.;n1 a ncrfectly ns the model.
!,,foht be expected, the effort Of TINS Comps
A. ~ 44,snntacture 40 superior an article - meet
~ wifh a lsrce demaud, ana ot9ets ate oe'nt
gs,y1v LIZ fnei from oil pa1ts OF me West, .n;
Y xeai} worth the while Of ploW asa!oss ssIs ~
v1sltinp The clty TO looE ever tnesS s,s1s
~ see ar satisied they viii fnd 1t time wen epssn'
, 1864-07-02
TEE CITY,

RELIGIOUS CONVENTIONAL religious conven'
ftou viii be held on Sabbath afternoon in or near
the amphithearg lately constructed for the National
Coppcrbead Convention. It lie expected that Rev.
Mr. Hammond, assisted by several Of the promt-
saeut city clergymcn, viii conduct the exercises.
.Mayo1 Sherman viii preside.
, 1864-07-02

bis primitive and secondly In his fallen condition.
pr. Cover j. 90 jnFti1 celebrated. His nropos-
items were placed in such clear, logical and earn
eat manner that they carried conviction in the
dlion wac beautifully described AZ the highest
creation Of bis Maker. betty esen superior to the
ancels while n glowing tefma the speaker alluded
at the conclusion Of the addrees, The meeting
adjouEntd till O'Clock IN the afternoon in ordef
tnat 'hs 1!etnlen might be present at tie funcrnl
u The afternoon: pr. colEer concluded the sub
lect q Mans Position in the Work Of Redemp-
1ion, ny discnsaine, With The work itselE Msn In
me longest and most interesting Of a1.- 1t was
treated IL q mastery manner. and listened to with
3'1sat Ga attention By the assembled ministers.
The course OF sermons delivered by this reurle-
man promises to be Of unusual interest. There
are already at the University pastors from various
tgan and Wisconein, aud many Others aIs daily
expected.
soIDtERa' HONE yesterday afternoon the reg
ular meeting Of the lady managers Of the Soldiers
Home was held at the Home at FaIrTieE, Mrs.
Hosmer In the chair.
The minutes OF the last meeting were read bv
Mrs. sayrs, the Secretary, and approved by the
meeting.
Bills relating to the late Strawberry Festival At
Bf!an Eall were gwen in; the net proceeds uf The
entertainment amounted to $@39
"A letter wss read by the Secretary from Wiscon.
Sin liking II cooked provisions would be accent-
able. Aficr discussion, 1t vas decided that ot lie
present season OF the year such prosisIons are mol
70 snitabEe - they would be In the vInter montha
n they arc hnhic 10 be destroyed bF the hest. 4
letter ;yaa received from Mrs o. Curtis, Of Bs1yi-
dere thanking ne ladies for confe17,ns upon her
to send. If possible boz Of clothing fsr he Boi
die1b' Home.
Mrs. E4sr1 read the following letter from Col.
| ]. ". Jefferson, Of the 9Th W1sconeln Volunteer
| Infantry:
BEApQuARTE1s fTu W1sooxs1N REoI1nsr,l
| MAD1sos, Wisconsin.
To the Ladies' in charge OF the Chicago Soldiers
| Rest:
| 1t becomes my pleasant duty to forward the fol.
| lowing resolutions unanimously adopted by the Of
ture ofmy regiment on board The cars IN route
| for Mndt+1n. Wis. June 21et, 1851
Respfged, Tint we, the officers Of the sth regl-
ment, tehsli Q! our men, and for ourselves, ex-
tend our heartfelt grattudeto the iad!es ia ch.Fge
Of The Soldiers' Rest. Chicago, for the kind and
courteous attention shown the tommsnd during
our brief sojourp in the Garden City, and thai
vhie s5ieip.ting II Tie lnSaEes 80 6onntiy W
generous emile Of good cheer manifested BY 1hem
Il ts our prayer rhat success shall stseod theE 81
, 1864-07-02

DyBpepefas Nervousness and f1ebtli.
tY.-There is not medicine that We know OF
which is equal to Dr.. Stricklapds Tonic for loss
Of appetite, nervousness and debility, and Is war
Ianted to effect permanent cure or the worst
cases Of Indigestion or dyspepsia. For sale BY
druggists and By q. scoyl, Wholesale agent, 70
Randolph street Chicago.
, 1864-07-02

EAoCIpEKIAL DRoWNN6.-Ay youth sixteen years
Of age named Michael j. Riordan Wis drowned
yesterday In the Like, at the entrance to the har
bor, near Sturees i BucHngham's warehouse. He
was bathing In company with another boy, and
being good swimmer, ventnrcd into deep water.
spppoeed ron Gimp: Assistance arrived in time
only to recover the dead body. An inquest was
aeld, and verdict Of "accldeutally drowned" " re.
turned.
The deceased was nephew Of Rer. Dennis
Dunno, .. D., Catholtc Vicar General OF the Dto-
Ceee ot Chltngo. He was pupil Of .he Catholic
College on Chicago avenue and had returned a
few days ago to bis fathers residence for the snna
1nPr'6 fpceHg
, 1864-07-02

Toup 10 DEA1ERs.-For several days past
Our dry goods and other dealers have worked up
the prices Of their goods to meet the rise In gold.
Tint commodity Of merchandise fell With ewoop
last evening dropping from e75 to 18, Let this be
\ eicpal for nafEipg down. We hare had too
uuch Of this panicky buling already: let the beas
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-02
- fvxssaz - saks&sss fssiaa FslmsssI
xm3 Nem noNEkRlnExx6x 60 II.
- s.4sss TfAx sfE 80 seAa. sTsSE7E e

A gentlen N Ut this ciry sas overhaul
ing things IN q gsrres, sane days ssaee.
and by assisisas came ae2oss the Nsw
York frshans Of June i, 1875, whieh b.
ssaniisd 81 for psrusaI. II Il saries
doeamssis.n Nv ID gasssraJlS well rssssssa.
tss-a, ths Trshasas thea 4 ofisd ia shu
name Of ssEAig,'s ~ va tbs essuoion OF
chat wsrs c.lisi q Ehix psiasip. .. = saa
shs isAdisx uraals and organ of WA,g
pAssy. uSvsJ shinx ghss rslatsd 10 De
Whag Parry, kks frfbnns saa IRA saa
fssszoss, - Ii noa 10 ia ssssytAiax sa.s
rsiSsss % de Ahsilsios. k<pablieas Pcs.
". iss eaE osisi ,ns 90 psiiiss4i sssjssss,
and gsassai:y - eli sahj 80 ssssrsssiv.
I'd hy its followers - ths sssnA gf The
law. W and iss ssateas sass ware aug 10 be
qaasssonxsl by II seyfso.sss Y Ara esass ir-
ressssns nsssssis sssA iaosaiss. Anans
other ssaisoriais Ii this Tfibass, ~ aa1
shs fotiastng sahjsss Sf ssC6rissiAalls
dad War; u ssllsh "a Invite shs sssens
sisa of aii Abaifsisn- q pabiasaas. sssasl
sspssislls Ehas pel tioa III shsm nka here
tried % d * q Leiiss sslh,,l the tsrssls
bi 1oiy silagas = aas xaaag 10 bsssss,a
saf brsshrea aai fviEUW. country "a p.
North and SlaGh. il a usly Was, HIl's
Nas, aud sh0 secuted ali nf ra az spas.
prOmist, ali r. Il Tor cynciii 4fiass,
p4aei an Frienlship, ID coutr4ry 10 the
ttqaiFemst.s. of ChasGiAaity apd tpe !
genera! ssffaFs vt The 9gaAsry. Read =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-02

PAakxxAG Lsys4Ysw sssss did szy-
thing 90 saaks yeas shiidren love ysa. aa&
you saasos bst Be sxsars thAs shs mosasua
they wsrs sezassea snsn pear sashssa2ss
yoa tsss all ;iaaaemss osss Ehssz4 Mky
soaii yaa aos sselalm Eaas boz ea gsazs
wbo madiy Became d repFobAts and ais-
grac@d yeag soaaA. and tortured youg
hearty RsGaasI ysn lad nsvermads hln
lore yaa, ~ givus siss betser raogfvss foK
srlf'rsatrAfas tAaa yeGT cWnI sGbisssry
Will., Ids hsd bren gcvesn@ fkeFn the
eut s.da, ana aevsY fosa sbg thside. and
Wket sAe.1as~sd sp sth5 5rik y res ksus tbess
y % aoEEisrsleIs amsn shssb ySa hszsskhs
pawsT 10 lsY yoas SAID HhE sad goaE
asaxhssr sIopa sssh sas wEa was nos
waffhJ Of hsGf sac did4is sinpfY be-
caass she faard > fsah wssu sAsaa hag,
aal gave hss aha &saaiaiaua asspa Saac ~ her
~ . woman 4sge Sad ssnaadesssi1a
waiah sh aad nsfer fosAd ~ hom5. wheFs
she sa+ regarded BY goa aslths d&pead-
Hns ssFvaas Of y.saf will. Sks swas sssh-
Iag at hosae; amt bstily as shs n4rsisd,
she is bassss assa. Essgs sal kappisx
gamaa Ehsn abs slssia Asvs been hsd sAs
cansinasa lwlth se@, | slsA % impxssa
npsSa Yota tEs esa7scsfea thst thesu shil~
rsn ef yssrs wasss 2ssvsy, ms sns spiss
81 ysag mSas Ut Esmssay tssRnings h@E In
suilssaa -ass af ls H L ~seaM Hash .
rain my f@ni!y. LwOald paFNas yeag Roa-
sey, and bs msAaarasiay saks og Eks o.
aired fssall EgDs Hsslsmds 4 sA&a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-02

~ ecnv~r. - Rspablispn parry ~
T1x W. pngsy nigks hAys Pr
vented he prsssas Devastating civil wsr.
II mighs have saved the livss Of shoas~
ssxslSfxha1s6shnlse sllG Nskscp ted
- II nillioas a 'shS psopiSs
neasy. ros proof os whas We say, rsad
~ sliexts fssa - spssss n HHrs
a. Dsss.As, ,1slivsrsdi n he Cs3ssd Ssasss
|sSssas, ssssszy ID. issl. apea sAs sos-
psosfas aslnr~s 60 pes-Ans saoss
asf As,,svs this - be fair basis ct
snisnhts ndjasSlasaA. if zee o. tAs Ne.
nnhlfesn si6s are not wtiilng 70 asesps
IL. nss shs preposisiAa cf the SsaAsos
- sKsaenssr,a Or. Gxitssndes. hef9s
is1 - spAAs yss ore USttAe % Sef
sI AnsssI sna Nermr 20 kxrusiicAm
oxxY, ssa sHs+ KxAsax xzAf ID TaA zoe
xrrrzn Or TaRTgss, ) Faw pAYs Aoos
uyxsY xxxxza ssox THx Socra, IzcLeDfsa
syesss suSx sxmCyssaz Ssssss,s kz2w-
Tooaas ABB sieaysss hx&sAsssSD Tazis
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nv yxsxRAaLx TktxSp Ruo1 kSsyuckSs
(AR. CRETrssaessl - riSAi sET7LkaKss
or rHg CONTROVERSY, Y ES~ sSpgp ASD sus~
rAIssa MI TILE RSFEBLIcAS EExssEs, IA.
3anENUE THisi sessH st4sg4ssl-
BFLfTf or 6uk DtSAGREEAENT,
AND THE ONLY DIFFICULTY IN
THE WAY 0E An, AAAsABLE AD-
JUSTaEST, Is WITH THE REPub-
LOAN PARTf."
aas . ID sssssBa sha4 sAs Rfpsh y lean
pafsy q rssps.as4i.s, ia Assss sAss II
i rsse seoasihls, FOR every dotiar " nation
al and state indshtedness irearrsd on s<-
count of shs way--thaa ID rs responsible,
for the high .Axes tkAs have been Imposed
upon tha people, On aecsans Of the WAs-
thai II il rs@psHsiAis, fsz shs diAEreas and
snAasial ruin, which aos exists in every
part Of the osaatry-1has it is rssponst-
bls, foE every iifslsss in the war,-thsa
il 10 responsible for, aad should resslvs
shs carsss Of every wifs made widos,
aaa AsvwycAiia asaa Aa sephAas " sAs
Sas. Imskort that Il viii &c responsible
for sha disselasion ai he Uaioas shesld
The Union be dissolved. ,ze..a rs..
SHAH such q party be continued in
power, or will the people change their
ruiezs2 Let the Ballotboxes at the next
election proclaim he answcr.