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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-02-25
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-02-25

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-02-25

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$2,Oo, sent rs By. ssr did frisad Col.
Jxssz WuI1Axss Tbs spssinsa 10 from
the sGoldsa 0aarssss' lead, psAz virgin4
In Citys Nevada Territory. Mr. s. spsaks
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Of the nisas~ ss snssi@sas sk|
gold sxhibissd to us tAkan from the
ssoywhss Diggias" Is the incest locking
gold We have examined.
Dir. s. viii return In the spring.
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chants everywhere who sell DeLaad's
Chemical Salsratas, say that no article
sold, givss such gaissrsAi sasssssasins ID
aassonsrs. They kks sohavs sasssnsEs
pleased especially the ladies. They
know Ii 10 the ssHoasswivas' Faro
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-02-25

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ID tA4a ss. y sxssats svssg vsssssy u slain and
szny ice Printing, asst. ssssa ans sAsse. We
have sas largest and best aassrtmsas al JsSeing
material In the west, and e&H tsxn cut aay kind ct
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asssAAass and ssAsrs AzsinS Pslaains - ss 1 -,
are rssasstss 70 eail ana sxazains spssamsAs 81
work ssd psires. We gaaxsaasss satasas0ssss In
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-02-25

90 the Ohio 4 Mobile 4. 3. aaA 4 dssps-
rate battle Ia daily expected. HIS foEssI
i IS 900 atrong and marching in close
order. With Lee's cavalry harvesting hls
aaaks and picking up ssFagglsss.
san quiet On the PosOmae.n
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-16

Tax on NEW vE,tELs. TIE followinl
letter of instructions has recently been re
ceivcd st the Custom House In Chicsgo
from tire department at Washington:
The act of March Sd. 1868. amending
the Internal Revenue Law Of Jolly Isl. 1861
imposes o duty of two per cent. on oil sn'pS
barks. and other vessels thereafter con-
structed.
seyersl Instances have been reported to
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue, in
which vessels built for foreign companies
or parties have cleared at Cusfom Houses
aud goue to sea before the duly could be
ss>ese and collected,
/ sm directed by The Secretary TO 10.
struct you in each future case, before grant
ing clearance 10 vessel recently built with
in ycu- iur;sd ction, to ask for the ploduc-
ton of u receipt & om the Interuai Revenue
Collector for the amount Of the tax. In
case no such receipt is shown you will
promptly inform the Collector Of internal
Revenue of the fact.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-16
Gone Under.

A Prophet is not without honor. save in
his own country; aud we, at this distance,
had learned almost to revere those two
bea-ed martyrs. yallundigbom and Olds;
aud had supposed that at hcme they had
been already dei6ed. But, alas! sach is
DOT the CASE Their merits Lave not been
appreciated by their neigbhors; their suf
ferings have generated no sympathy; 10 a
word. the degenerate citizens Of Dayton
aud Lancaster, the home Of these distin-
guished men, have been, and gone. and
voted, and elected straight out Union tick.
cts by large msjorities. Ye poor martyrs!
Nashville Union
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-16

II d noe aurusl TO bear even rsbid cop.
perhssd., svow their respee, for the Union
and constitution. They ignore their own
record for the past three years; they hyp-
ocriricsIly tfH'm that they are fJr the
msintenance Vi the government and at the
same lime oppose ''re uuly Constituted an.
thcri'y Of the Republic. in ru' ting down
treason and rebellion. Pu, ,hcque,tiou- Are
ycu for the Upiou aud the suppression OF the
rebelliouf squarely to them aud they re-
veal their true nature as friends Of the
traitors 10 arms the conditional support
ers Of the Government. Mark them well
Not man Of them, supports the Jsckso'
uian motio-The Union must and shall be
preserved without putting a condition as
to how il shall be done. They deny the
only power that proposes to save the couu-
try, and support that which tries to destroy
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-16

The election IN Connecticut was oil on
one vide. There has been no such sweep
ing triumph for any party in that State Tor
thirty years. The Copperheads tried the
'slin bunl' dodge but It was OF no use -
The People bad made up their mluds that
the Rebellion must be put down, aud they
voted as they though. would clearly indi
cate that dele, minalion. That is the whole
story There was good wo,k on the right
side. bat not nearly so much of il as in
1860. when the Republicans carried the
State by 1000 majority, or last year, when
the other Seymour was bea'en by $500
Nov. the Union majority on the Stale tick.
ct is probably something over 5000. anG
the new Legislature as right as book -
The State is overwhelmingly for the Union
cause and for the candidates who uucondi.
tioually uphold it..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-16

NAVIGATION OPEN AT BUFFALO The
Buffalo Commercial of the llrh says:-
The ice iu Buffalo Bay has nearly all
disappeared, there being open water from
Poiut Albino TO the point opposite on The
South shore. Above Poiut Albino and
and between it and Long Pviut there are
yet some fields Of floating ice. but nothing
to prevent propellers from free passage
through them There are several p opellers
ready TO start hen there is freight to be
obtained at the upper end of Like Erie.
Sail vessels will not attempt to move West.
ward until the opening of tie Strai's.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-16

II Is amusing TO witness tho wincing in
Congress over The discussion Of ;te Reso-
luton 10 sxpel Long. Certain privileged
gentlemen because members Congress have
been 10 the habit Of claiming uubounded
rights under the rule that tolera,es liberty
Of speech 10 public deba,es, hence are now
and then giving utteveuce to downright
treasou. Now while we go for the ruie aud
would tolerate great latitude of speech 10
debate, We are still unable 10 comprehend
Why members Of Congress, more than o,he,
inca should be permitted to give aid and
comfort to rebellion By proclaiming iius
Of policy in perfect keeping with the policy
and demands Of Secessionists. Shall Office
aud the liberty Of debate project men IN
their bold denuncistions Of the Government
ss administered by the rightful authority
Is IL wise and just to expel such men as
Vsllsndigbam aud silence By penalties
thousands Of the smaller fry, for not re
straining their licentious tongues and peus.
and then protect Long, Harris. Wood aud
their sympstbizers in uttering the same
tressonl Such line Of policy would be
saicidal in the extreme Outside traitors
might then send their treason to members
Of Congress, when 10 would be endorsed
snd seat over the country as Congressional
speeches The rule granting liberty Of
speech was never designed TO protect trea
son, but simply allow q free xJression o!
thoughts 10 connection with the loyal policy
and measures essential to the welfare of the
nation But let not such men as Long &
Co. give the weight Of their influence. d.
rectly to aid treason--as they do when ad
visiug tine Government to recognize the
right Of rebellion and secession. Soonel
Jet such men take their hats and walk over
20 JET. Davis, where they belong.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-16
Injured InnoccnceI

Tue same tone with which riot aud disor.
der are exeu>ed in the North on the part OF
those who are ouly out Of the armies Of the
South, because their homes we.'e not en-
braced within the limits of the rebel Con.
federacy, or because they are too cowardly
fol anything bu, peace traitors, by modified
Copperheads, is also assumed to excuse the
rebels and rebellion. is it alleged that the
rebels levied war TO destroy The Union and
overturu CoHsti;u ional Government? These
apologis,s. say. oh! they we're gondcd on
by the aboli,ionists? Are the Capperheads
OF Illinois, charged with melting aud inau.
gura'ing anarchy and bloodshed in Coles
Cuun'yi Oh! they had been abused aud
slandered. provoked and threatened by ab.
olitionislsf Is the Lawrence massacre held
up as uonstrous enorlrity, worthy Of saw
ages, never disowned. bu, the rather glo.
ried in by the rebel goyernmeutl Why The
X nsas raiders, the free State guerriIlas
had provoked ,i Was DR. York, Surgeon
of the 54th Illinois. foully murdered at
Nation by Northern traitors? Obi he
had made most offensive abolition speech
only few days beforel Is the Holmes eoun
~ war REFERRED to. as showing the tendency
of Cvpperbeadism? Oh! The enrolling Off
GERS iusulled Democrats. they were MOI
judicious aud careful 10 the performance u
their dHtiesl
Aud SO the thing runs on. 1t is NJ
more true, that no Northern traitor car
commit an act, which will not be diree tly
defended. or excused by tone Of injureC
Innocence, that nothing eau be done by tht
Febels which is not met 10 the same way
Did they starye aud rob. and neglect ouI
men In their prisonsg Obi our armies
destroyed their food, and burned theil
mills and Manaisctosiesi Do they refuse
to exchange ,fRcers Of negro regiment,
and 10 recognise black mcn as soldiers
All right, oUr Government had 40 right
to raise such ifoo2sl Thus TO the end o.
the ehaper. Dare any deeently Informed
and patriotic man say, that the men who
thus heap all blame upon those xho war
| against ihe rebels and rebellion, and justify
or excuse the rebels and their most infa,
nous Nortbern Coufederates, are Uniou
men. are loyal men. are honest men2 They
are meaner than the mesnest tSsiioIs In al
the South Yhey have but oRe purpose
one moiige--parly success--and for thai
they are ready 10 barter honor, hon
ss'y, country, freedom. tie Union aud
everything sacred among men OF having
lpfomise lor the future These are the kind
OF men Who 90 81 occasions assume q tope
OF injnrsa innoesnes and reeklsssly charge
ieverything The eon1ary suBers OF that V u
be fesred IN the future, rpop fhe Dcysl mel
i of the North, designated as aboIjfiooisis
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-16

SuRRESpsR or CoLumBus, Ky. DIS.
xAxpEp --On Wednesday morning .lsst.
o hag Of truce from tho rebel Gen Bufoit
arrived at Columbus, demanding the sur.
render Of the place by Col Lawrence Of
The S4th N. j. IN command OF that port.
IL was promised In case Of surrender. to
treat the prisoners wi,b kiudpess, but Ia
cose OF refusal be had force OF bis bsck "a
compel them TO SUR euder and 10 that event
no quarter would be given. Col. Lawrence
replied that his Government placed him
there TO defend the Fort, alfd surrender
was out Of the question.
Paducab advices TO room report matters
more quiet aud the probabilities OF an
attack gercrally iessened. Gen. Braymau
sent adequate reinforcements to both Co
lumbus aud Paduach, aud no fears are
entertained for the safety Of either place.
This is all the war news OF interest trans
pirng.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-16

The Cleveland & MaboniDg Railroad
which since is lease to the Atlantic Il
Great Western Railway, has been known
as The MahoniDg Railroad, and operated
as partly independent line under the Su-
periDdency of @. l. Rhodes. was, on the
LIST OF April, merged into the Atlantic &
Great Western Railway, and will hereafter
be operated es the MshopiDg Division OF
that line. Mr.. Rhodes retires, and the
entire line will be under the General Super.
intendency Of Ii. L. Sweetser.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-16

OK THE LMrs.-Assessors aud Collector,
have been informed by the Government that
il is a violation of National police for them to
leave their respective districts without per.
init from be proper department. Such are the
restraints upon Members of Cabinet, Ministers
Consuls, &c. And Government sees no reason
why these lessor officials should not be honor
ed BY subieciion TO the same rule.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-16

The Dayton Journal is informed by
parties connected with the Atlantic snd
Great Western Railroad, that Of some
nine thousand men imported into Ohio from
Ireland Canada and elsewhere, and a large
number have accepted moro profitable
EN- ployment on farms
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-16

A paper states that the leaves of gera
NUNS are an excellent application for cuts,
where the skin is rubbed off, and 9th
wounds Of that kind One or two leaves
bruised, and applied on linen to the part
the wound will become cicatrised in very
short time.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-16

st. Paul has been under Democratic
control for eight successive years. At the
election on the 9th, however, the Union
ticket received majority in every ward
except one. 30 it goes from the East to
the West Everywhere Copperheadism il
killing of the Democratic party. Lincoln
baYouels are not q circumstance.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-16

One of the best remedies for the high pri.
ces of provisions is bean broth, beef shin
soup, Goldfish and potatoes, and plenty Of
bread, the materIa! for making which is
not unreasonably high. These things are
healthy substitutes for roast beef, surloin
ard mutton chops.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-16

The New York Tribune announces edto.
rally that beuceforth it will reject all ad
verlisements which seem indecent, or mere.
ly improper or dishonest, although by Sc
doing it expects to lose large amount Of
m0,av
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-16

AT Parkersburg, Va. oil wells have
been struck yielding from six hundred to
one thousand barrels per day. The excite.
ment is very great in Consequence, and
every man 10 the place thinks be has an oil
we'll 10 his cellar.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-16

The President has sent to the Senate,
the name of Hon. Wm. Kellogg, ex Con
gresham from Illinois, as minister to Qua
temala. Mr. X is brother of Hon. A.
Kellogg, of Jefferson.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-16

He that hides dark soul walks be-.
nighted at midday be Is Ibis own dungeon.
LovISs friends. like pair Of lips, are
often severed by breath
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-16

Brigadier General Andrew jackson
smith, the hero WHO captured Fort de
hussey, in Louisians, 10 q native of Penn.
syleanla, and graduate Of West Point.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-16

A Ash ofrhe "Moscalonge" order. weighing
2e pounds, was caught in the creek just below
Farnham a 0rsborns dam, Copueaut one day
last week.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-16
District Delegates.

BY the call of the Union State committee
for Convention 10 be held in Cola nbus ON
the 25th day OF May next, which was published
in the DENocRAT last week, il will have been
seen that District Delegates to the Baltimore
Convention, to be held on the 7th OF june
next. are TO be appointed in each Congressional
District prior to the 25th of May, or the State
Convention will appoint them.
II Is oil indispensable importance that the
people appoint their own delegates. II is SIM
ply usurpatiou Of the prerogatives of che
people. for the State Convention. IN anu com
tagency 10 appoint District .elegates.
The State Committee have no business TO
demand. that the people shall appoint delegates
ut precise moment designated by them. or in
default thereof, prescribe that the State Con.
yention may appoint.
10 taking this position they step out of the
line OF duties for the discharge OF which they
were appointed and assume powers that do uoi
belong to them.
But to prevent any collision, It is best long
before the 25th OF May TO have delegates ap.
pointed 10 every Congressional District to The
Baltimore Convention. The people ought to
1t is fact that the wire workers do NOT
want the people to do their own work. The
wire-workers, will, il they can, defeat the wish.
20 OF the people. We respectfully ask, the co.
operation OF our Union contemporaries in this Dis
trict. the Chronicte the Register the yefcr.oai
ma Democrat, Sentinel the Repnbticon, the Tel
egrePh. to unite with US iu demanding an earl,
Convention for this Congressional District
We suppose there is Congressional Com
mittee, but we cannot name them But VIII,
ever they may be. we ask them to act in goos
faith, and unite 10 calling an early Convention
10 the 18th District TO appoint Delegates.
We warn the people, the friends Of Mr
Lincoln, and his Administration, that tb'
PeDeroy secret circular cabal is not dead
II is as active and malignant 10 efforts 10 over
throw Mr.. Linco.a as ever. We are not speak
ing at random. We have reason thus to speak
The secret agents OF this eabal, are still eav
ing their their slimy tracks through the States
1t L our solemn conviction, that we are il
greater danger from the schismatic influences
Of this sel6shly ambitious and uDpairiotc fac
ton. than from all the combined olitica effort
OF the copperbcads so called
Hence. We warn the people, and call upoi
those who would carry out the voice OF ib
people, 10 act.
The Pomeroy faction would be glad 10 hav,
she State Convention appoiat all the delegate,
to Baltimore, 10 the hope that they might con
troll the coHveution. more easily than they ca
eircumyent The people.
Il will be wise for the people 10 heed thes
tbiDgs Forewarned, forearmedl The peopl
In every Congressional District 10 the Stat
ought % act promptly and early. At least
vt not tbs Nineteenth District be derelict.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-16

CONGRESSIONAL CosvEArIoS.--We copy the
following article fsou our worthy co temporary
she Portage County Democrat. The objec
sion urged with SO much spirit. is a valid one
II, indeed. the course suggested of choosing
delegates to the State Convention is coutem
plated by the call. Our recollection. however
of the call. four files are 10 tbs binders bauds)
leads to the conclusion that it is not proposed
to elect congressional delegates Statewise, in
the State Convention, but that the business be
entrusted to the delegates Of the respective dis
tricts who shall be then assembled. To thi,
course we do not see any very strong objec.
tions. The delegates to the State Convention
would be selected with reference to this duty
and the nambes would Be equal. at least at
the State Convention. to apynuuber that would
probably be got together 10 merely distric,
convention. We would. however. freely Gu.
dine friend Halls suggestion:
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-16

II is a remarkable fact that. although
c mmon sheep delight in verdant fields, re-
ligioui f,cks are not partial to green pas
tors
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-16

The Cleveland Hsreh says that firm
m that city Is at present ac,l,ely engaged
iu making gun carriages for the State. Gov
Brough having determined toput the State
In thorough condition Of defence.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-16

4 mss Repabissu pspss has been stsr,
tsd u sbe ely of Wssbipgtop. II Is sn
sr'hes'sssir Fr'wop' organ
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-16
Master Commissioners Sale
Lands and Tenements.

Ashtabula Common Pleas. Feb'ry Tenn, 1864
David Converse
Against Order OF Sale.
John NJ. stevens.
10y Virtue of on order Of sale duly is.
~ sued from said Court the above case directed
will offer for sale BY way OF public auction AT the door OF
Court House. In Jefferson Ashtabula County, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 2lst day cf Nay A. ID. 1864
between the hours of 10 aud o'clock of said day. the follow
ing described Lands and Tenements, towit:
Situated In the Township Of Austinbrrs In the County Of
Ashtabua and State Of Ohio being 10 Township No eleven
H. In the 4th Range of To 10 the Connecticut West
Reserve sccad} being middle part Of Lot No. ninety
one o. and bounded follows; On the North aud East
lane and land belonging John Chambes the SO nth
by lands Of Thomas Budett the West by the publ
highway, containing City acres of land.
Sherfs 0flce April Is, 1854. EDWARD A. WRIGHT,
5t748 Sheriff and Master Commissioner.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-16

T'HE Most Useful Article, end most
eolasss 70 the Soldiers cenlors sad ooavsnisaes ~
sss y made .iRis si8sssalsc q y lss ~ :. ssssfss
into Kettle, cpd psskss shs sssds Z aesel$4 sees.e
Sssiea. ass other slsss X Sh!ss s soldier ss;ss ne
whole can BE- pschs1 - 9npask,d 10 uplnsnt and not
liable 10 est oat 81 ords Tae universal asob1t6i q
cry hOLb sOIDIEIr whe sses w. Is ~ best rscozDnsudA:
''p' 1cyRUs AVERY.
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