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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-15
I Burke ths Historian

Burke, OF the aonpaFeiI sSateu IN ons
al his issues that Mcclellan reserved ,as'
smallest electoral vote of any candidate
jthas ever ran for Persistent except, Flick
4ney who hvl oaly AYoses IA Aa nun
her Of sieel5riai a. 4SeeIssa each
candidate from Washington down to tbs
lsns piersion sis AsssFr Of liatoFa ;reI
suppose that Burke must be cotrets IN
Ibis statement, and.as there is a slight
difference between BuFke's statement ana
what is recorded, We propose % ahow
how erroneous The record Ii, so hal the
same may be corrected by Burke,
Ia lS2l James Aoaros and Joha QuinA
CIV Adams were candidates for tho Presi-
,lenftg. Aceotafng TO history hotsfee ~
csiye 23l electoral votes and Adams re
cci7ed one rois. In ls33 Andres Jaek-
soo, HeDry CLAY, j. Floyd cod William.
Wirt sere caudidsses fer President, and
received the folIowipg number Of eiectoo-
raj votes, viz: Jackson 2l9, Clay AZ
| Floyd j / and KEt l., In 1887, Matiin
| Van Barsn, William II. Harrison, Il. I,
White, Daniel Webster and W. p haa-
| gum xere Candidates, and received the
Following number Of electoral voses---
Wan Baren 10. Harrison rs. Whit g,
I Webster 1, spd M,agum II In is@1
James Buchanan, j.. Q. Fremont and
EHfiinrd Fillmore were eahdidages ahaate-
Acetved the following Aumher q electoral
Iyotes: Buchanan Ia Fremont Ia and
Fillmore g. In 1861, Lincoln, Breckrns
lriags, Bell and -Dougtas were candidates
and ssesei vca the fel3ewipg BaHsbsR %
votes: Lineoln $50, Breckenridge %,
Bell 50 and Douglas e. Ia 1865 il i
probable that Lincsln, counting the bo.
gus votes from West Virginia, wih. re-
ceivc 2l3; aud Mcclellan Il elesGaEal
/ votes.
From this it will be seen that several
candidates for Pfesi3eht have tecfiVet
f. .
| less votes then 6en. NsCleAan.
| Owing 70 sAeaoss Of sevesalstates b!
very small majority, Gen. Mcclellan
receives hut very staail electoral vote
vet Ut the same fine De yillseceive near
| Ii double tha panber Of sctes tbat Dir
Dougias received, the assertion Of u
HoHporisi 10 the eou#trary .not u shssand
ing. But this is nos tbs true n9a4ur
Of Gen. MscIellans stre4sth a. a eandi
date. For every fen thousand votes cas-
for LincoIJ be viii receive one electora
vote. whls Gaa. McCi Ciellan receives on
/ ly one eieet5raI votn for nfHtiy ihosisasf
votes east for Lin! Linocia receive
: nine electoral VOTES On the same ausoun
Of Strength that case 3iscie'lan but on
vote. From tbs fact il is not wonder
/, ful that there il ssIcls glezs dispvsges
: ZION Or the elsaors 'SftgisHAa fcetise
/ ,70e, 900 81 the peoples votes and vi
, ggt but q electoral votes. Lincoln re
ceiyed $50, 600 Of the peorle's vote
D and will get 2l0, pfrbaps 2l3 eiertors
+, s6tes. q NOtwrtstaAfaisfg sEessR fret
had Gen. sIeCIsllan reeeised - ,0l
$ nore votca than be did receive be eoal
: b arsl been cia&ted Passis3cns eff the Un
: ted States, ansEAs 1t Is be ha4 rsaciya
, sassrs votes than were ever gissn for AZ
Democratic candidate Tor President
z what the abolisiooises now call tha loyl
= Stairs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-15

!assEs qs.bxs4 I xl.sss5 5s1a9Ems
/ We tass rseeiss4 y sDRy sf ,a,iasolassII
last ioss, ssalsa . mssaAgs %. sas 6asassl
ana lHoass ai pssaeasalisesSf DE- spts'
ted ssa.ss- isa lAtena "A soQb = .g'
psper arrives srd ws arc 'saabtss ss .lss| 4
sac aalisAass, 10 gass4As snIass I saias
to our readers. For lhs prsssat xs vii
state mat n b NOS sssssig& talnsf Z sas
migsA lase pssa, sxPssssd Z / sFNp 81 n 4 pan
who thinks the aaepsson Of the New
Censsilaiian or HAsyIH md, py force u ssf
Federgi hayopets d ssoig thsngs sass4a
who asks Congress 10 amaad shs GsnstssI
tasioa "a toe Uusssa States % u % aholl
ish slavery ID The soalhrrn sfases stvo
yssss afaer il. bad bseaiaaesssasd ks -Ass
own ,gracsasaleaa Haiea Vas at haf
hime > q BIZ shiag'' as the aforesaid jsssF'
did vefily say and belisve.2so Ts 4
~tsassSk
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-15

The Boston Transcript says that
= 4 fl good faasnn to bclicss shat Sasnar
iiisnlpmatic authogitias have mais. the
anesshnn. af tns rescu . 6E 5 exams by BE
Deerhound mora serious international
mattel than has gepesagly been knoxa. =
All this may bc true, bat it d~es mol
seem TO haFe u ade aalich In psxssion on
England, Tor she has permitted .Semmcs
wilh u new craft 30 pns ont to sea,aznin
and reHew his deprcdatioas 90 American
COMMERCE.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-15
A SOAK Ba.eAnlER sEyERAL+ : =

"a Washington letter says the Pres
idsat Aas expressed hiasseIf IN favasg sl
liberal propositions of peace, for. he says,
IL the rebels reject lhea The Sorsh will be
united and the South divided, nov
much. biood ara trea sbrs might have
been assedif hs had thought Of this so-n-
er Bat, we warn oar readers aaaia moi
10 be dseeived by such talk. His prepssi-
tioas, after all, may, and probably will,
beonly 4 sham.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-15
III fFs IT, ssS Sspt s. I ssIss i ssssill8s.
+, ar,;,gs rssss3 a. a6syg capsion With

sTkk fYaf,s Sew York kStcs cunci tides
an ar,ieEe SndR lhs asovs capgicsA With
the following language
ii is.a earisuS saady TO sFaca tho par,
auel that exists tesween the polieY on
IsaK,i gorlh duFiag the sAmerlaita rshes-
lion. ana that of this Abelitfon dyuasty
in regard to the Southern. The same
Caring errors 1t the voatset, 10 refefence
70 the resources. power and courage OF
the ceSaists. SFeFs rspeseetf hsTe a. the
eomrasnc erneut If the uisil var 10 regard.
Ia the Soath. The same eoahdfnee,
bon ssss arSk heeteFing brsyaaas ehitFaes
tsf 4 , 4rsYe sEAsenefAs Ha STegart ta faS
Of the Federal army to-day,
4 sffetf the English Journals daring the
progress of theaEaefican var Ia FeF eFence
10 t#e Kings sFoops. That shs END ~ 80
be siuailag 40 axise man doubts, ard shtu
/ ihat eaa eaiass. fhe men who are naw -
wftHully blind will wonder asstAa. eAteat
.,f the tIe.asioa through which they were
"a sasz A. d yssGsss I Gael h ihs did
moi learn untii il vas too late ''tbe5 best
anna and 1zyaMugrTsf yielhAag y szat 50 vas
imuossfbie forfhi to keep" Neither
will this Abolition. dynasty. They will
totter on m blunders ID the last but
ssssn stss nsvRlss IN sAe sAadss a ~ IS
spread ruin apd bg ssless beRErupteT, De
gin to gaze round them with savage look
fs, tha a,.ahons-og ihsis eaLamiuiast shese
mn 81 u ilt havs 80 call on staa gocks
IA M p,surn{ sfns 70 cover ttierfi from The
L;.rb,.n,s irdivnafion Of a deceived and
andone psep8@s sz8 9sN 81
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-15

- " NJ saen't goal ~sn dsnt aaclsaA
cafior, Brown mount eae three times
a day."-"Yes," replied Brown TO tie
staggering Jones, that every oas's
mother isn's washer wo1naa ~ Joaes
looked indignant, and eat Brswn's ae-
qaai atanee.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-15

2 To KxEP TtRgs SS WHEELs. A practi.
cal man says on this subject: 81 ironsd
swagon sohae years ass for lay own ase,
and before putting on the tires filled the
felloes siili hnseed Oh aal the tires
have worn out and wers neser loosr. ]
issBedsn eaEgy. fur Ay osn asa sayeA
years asp, aad rho tires ssFo "a kigtss nov
as when they we're put on.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-15

T The hcx c6rstlsdssArfof Nevada
makea radical change in airs tEiaaa! tIt
provides THAI a yer dict shais rre4airs ffse
assent Of sriy IL ZEE flassaifllss al tia laEt.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-15

RKsroSgE 70 DUTLgR. The Rlahmond
H'hig ieyetea = splumn 80 Basser's New
YorS spaerb.s We Hlake ah sxtracs
tsGoasa baak, come back uBw,o be tells
us, sand quis Eeesiiug on hasks, and live
with ussoH tue fac ofthe lanap Bot uutil
we wang 10 associate with fesonx md npf-
casts, thieves, robbers and nurlferars, we
shall, xs tbf1k. decline TIE gsnfir' faFfta.
tion. Husks, sftR @ll tAoBgh not yery
generous diet @fif ketp ia no for time;
and thas ars 1T leHss preferable to ali fhs
fas7Uf Yanken Iansi, II We have toI I've on
tEAt IN Yankee sosnpauy. Il x4s Kind,
perhsys, Id iDuslaf ID OF ss EIbs ,eaosl
ffsinas on his eoantfy but hs o,axH nsi
20 hive ghb isafl sisrsa ID offss "a kH dowT
With "a at The sabls.
sSa a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-15

~ Three ysags ara iha Rsyy took New
Orleans, and eleven Thousand men held
louisiana. To-day the nary holds Esw|
Orleans, aud thirty sheusaraa aaea aanssos
~. Elhc6ln Sonqaers, kesps sud paasfes
the Sorth.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-15

Er A WON 1a,s Asagt II ii sfas plate
for .. aasn's llksaess. An iasiaaG gives
th6 fhiprsssion, and an age Of sorrow
sna sAsPsp s.ssos sassy i. lisa
e "sfolly Hays" a noted fem1le
rebel spy Of Forests eammsaa, sasswas
captured six months aga, h&n been sens
TO The Alton (ili. prison. : go =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-15

yTak A nszk SsS TA glsaA aGpNsPiRAsa1s' .
The koapdFsa few weeks ago bad
.e4eat deal to cay aBous sas conspiracy TO
tAa {! EsEaraF! Il aapas y sSR
aAinss sosae ssaasasngssgs sweiopmenss'
Of the "pIo.,' Of the American Knights "
bus nov tlsas tss kisseSon is over and
Kug Liaeosn has. accomplished ais ep-i
iect-his re. efeetion, Ii turns out that the
"Plss % soywshses 1sae Gossrn'nens
was coneoetcd BY Libcolh and his-ad-
sisers, Tor lbe purpose of aidfqg hta IN
bis election and 70, If possible, iaveigle
s4rte prroidfadrat Democrat into the order,
so thai shcy might saaeF pFesense OF
checking t.a conspiracy and destroy the
apfo,, '' ir6areefate sbifh 10 some one Of
their pamsrous basgisss. se
u-re,is Wbatous u theit witnesses says
apon shs sa jaet -@
~ weat iata tAe ardeE as LRlted
States detective, aHd entered the oFtiaF
for tue purpose of disclosing the seeFsts
therse4 kIagsssmsat oh l..lz. -emplQy ed
IA !. With FaH knssaige of ssshaS1. SaA
about to do. Gen. Darlington and Col.
Jones authorized me- to proceed. re-
ported to Gen. Carrfngton from time 20
time sometimes reported once q weeH'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-15
POPULARITY.

4 great many people at she pressDa
day think more Of ohrathfag 4 pablieiss
and popplatisr, thar any ether one thihg
they could posai bly, be possesssd OF. Bet,
asxious as tbeJ may bs y aaaaisa the
vain glory Of The popular VOICES ssss
er succeeded 80 20 greut on extent ss has
that woFIIsrenowued psnsdy kuossn as
Cae'a Csugh Baisam. Tnesa Is seasssiy
a family IN the Elna ba what consider d
supply Of this artiels ~ necessary to tho
hoasahoId as thair h par OF pr5sisioas.
IL zpsaeAos sssssa a aqa6 y,ssss II j IL
other remedy has ever been put befasr
the public thai will cure eoa shs, caIds
spppg sossthrsaS mi lisfFcs sgg1shrpE
aad faAg can plaihss, ID 4 tiskI} AnfaA
cifsctaally as Goes Cough Bai4am. In
the Eastern States, whero it has bacn
long known and tcste I, it's conTiered
as tbe moss reliable c)agh remdsy extant,
and 10 eac, eslsss ss.liS ssSpbss, saink Of
bong wishsesjtss W. swousa~skx Fst a.
slEe il rsAisfs sass psast sof ! ping
oa bod IA article Of this kind for imme
| liate use. Ii costs'bu. 40e. per bottts,
and il ssi.sas , ~ l saG a(gs s'sgs ' is
| world. lisc. 10 In
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-15

The apparent popular majority for MF.
Lincoln, therefore, in the North, is Who'll
lwsx a8gaxm nha gnnpressss ssf tbase
votes, for be will have a less majority sn
The same northern States 10 1864 than be
bad in 1860.
The rssaazsamas shs Asvlitien prpeFs
of the change in popular opinion in ihe
Border States, is the most shameless and
assumpiiea Akas can bsiae&.
incd. No one knowstbe fact better than
hIr. Lincoln himself, that be has no sub
ssastiai sspport in them, and we presume
ne oAs kusoss better tAafi hs shss hs has
this day not one. halt Of The fair Iuningl-
eneed votes of the northern people.
Whether they could agree upon any sip.
gle .easdidake and pqliex Ebsah woal SCI
ffai % %fhsas v6scs h hlSossssf anessi 81. aUsss
oar. aSsk aa IA sass 8 alx. 1sag Aads.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-15

---KLE1-T2-S = Z
DIE9- - - = - - sa&
~ 81. stseepaD ~ u F's ~ sssssss
fever after ) liIness az ls glys, ASEr, 1EIIA,
daaghtst q Nj als VS. EpsAsx u tAis
ss AGED ears s sasysts sa ssslS,a n u ssri
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-15

eT Tha Angcf nails ef sss ehieE nFiesa
OF the Chinsss, sgsss nouss, ssss:ss ~ Fran
cisco, areaesasify longer Fh3a BE ingers.
and are twisted like assasssAF la
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-15
/. .HIaYYaaa COU Nfakesl

issuance in powessp nsN lsng viii the
peosfs Besfsblss sAs1 ebsaaly zxhxAx
mlnissration hypoSfig 49,
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&c ~. &C. psnoefal, q, n.l


CTrAa Qstorl gsuperats ~ ~
sxvssg ~ xas lae4 So ass "a
Tas rebel sscrtars ps the Treasury
shows one element Of the fnaneial
strength Of the South which has not been
Idaly asnsidsyed, aasss its. theen9Fmaus
fbefe in the vris@ Of 81 Is sfsssdsaS D.
duets. For instance, eotton which used
| 10 sell for ten cents IN tiYerpopls naw
brings sky ecRss in gold. sbaes0,
rice, sugar and other articles baYc IN
creased n q sefsewlfAS hess proportion,
xhile the increase upon others, rosin for
instaaee.. i Hgeh grsalsr: ss, thoaga
str vfs ssess q 1saa s'16 akzaai k3gshe
/ receipts mag be much increased. a cot;
ton crop Of Z, 900 ,90b. 900 pouads. wbfeS
Sssa S;ts. 'ssip'yEs'as NJ lsssss J s's 10
| paw tie present tiehtasf .thsa ) Sasthessssasa
There, be ii observed, are god prizes,
wBiis sas high psises are but The marking
MP in Quantity for iAe appreciates 10 the
| qua aawu "a ssssg esssa - eH NJ iE<mSd !
l will bur as muaA asst eser woald.
/ gss S--E-s-s-ss+ ssetssss spfsss s@
4 cT 4 Young Fyro 10 'ses5saasts - .
l aeighboriag seminary, VITO had btcn sald
Il n bis teacher that be m1st efstisdsate
8f|ssEess IN N aaass
fs ssTAs eor.set asfss its fry TAD. ~
4 lifted thesAsl % bis soas IN y hssizsDsss'
+ aa.a sai -. s4as.sss4 ssss4A4ss ssss
III R@A pedestsrian In Maine has jus
walxssB ssysk - 1Ss4@~ II fAmiuixh hts
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-15

eTIt is suspected that the Partisan
pubic eat more than the isnAgis1as Thisz&
Of reata urants ri vsxk d sii 1sisrs sgk sosp,
two different dishss, 10 de uaa . bottle
Of vine, fos fs cent? = aA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-15
-. .aINOR1xx@ PREsEpEST s.,-s
ALL smSssss Mas an liza uin0slky d


l03 .623 on the popular vote IN 1850, 10
the statesg whach gugw adhere % si4s u
MON, and To "a minority of oyer one mill
len, a%saps the spsiFs sesntgs has wnss,
therefore, a President by virtue q the
uueh nsalisaed doctrine al state Rights,
1bTsA fisproeesded &c ones to tFanspte tp-
TO The dust. In other words, NJ eeaid
never have been President had this been
q NatIasanss s&Fgf p konfedeFacy. sani
vet no sooner was be elected sa4n he
claimed ii ~as a Nation and not a Con
.fedexaeg.4g. kis lgieaas sRpw claim that be
is "a lsaa;a 1. a saSnozigs sr resldens. Is
probable that when the Rgufes ara NIL 10
Of the ~oting Stsses, they will AsEaw
small popular majority for Mr. Lincoln,
though sc ttslah Is wih DO synule than
100000 as Il nos eiaimtd and generally
allowed. THE hum6eF, however,, what
eyer il may De, is made up By she dssfrfsl-
ehising process ia the Border State, aud
nss IN aus asasaL sspasa@ol vss4rs f j.
| sfF. fine6tn. Yndeed Bis rordiar MAJOR
| uy in the northern States viii he less
than in 1860. lie carried New YORK then
by sc, 1856, tbIs year BY only 6,00l. lie
carried Pennsylvania thsn 10y D,Gis,
Wis year III = b4,ut 1900 Cgnnfctieus
| hSn - gD ow hger "a ssee
| few of t6e st1gcs.he has carried Us lAr
ger maj rites than in 1860, but his ag
erega.a sa,s y l..t ae absol ate!F agA sure
| II los, sS# iFAisy T.Sn cola haslnot ad.
Ta.ei 10 popularity in tae n9r'hern
States, is there. opg lAaiEl4ual who will
hafs Ae hafaihsoI to asseFs thas be Aas
done 50 in the Border States2 The Her
aid, The 1ribuae and other journals have
| tke aalfaaeity 10 aaik ssipat tAe eh4uge ~
opinion in the Border States, bat there is
o change Of opinion there, except deeper
qsa 90 per Aatftl n fslIf 4i39l tlisfa5ss',
! and fair eiectfun would plainly show 1t.
In 1860 these States gave lhp following
raajorisifs against Lincoln: -.
! Delaware, s,4gU
sE,yegAasssa &g s 8TI.*FE sTssfa
Ke,,tucky' lI3, ,4.s
Missouri. 1852
fa'zsE 37l, ,l73
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-15

RT A gegtieusan cofHpsasaing Of IN
ineame tax, says be canaot pt4s en. hi
boots in the morning yith0ak stanp.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-15

eT For one man thai reads mss
chants sign hoard, h thousand read bis
newspaper advertisement, il he Aas oper
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-15

CO Ii 10 rumUrsd Ghas 8wss NFsn 3SI
viii have bis oeFlE@Hsiap sal MsIsr Gem
eral restored Go kiHs I'll thaa ID all Dir.
Liseaaa ksxaa wy hEm fer bis support Il
il spsohlaaT cheap enough.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-15

G ahtfs has d ffsi54 scssen me
siighiesi feHswasm saslssa issgm, safisffed
TIE Asaerieapl, sbEl sFs iiss tcOrla spas M
aeroies, One seS 81 isien me- al the Lamb.
and another at the Lion; blood aud trea-.
son men, breathing war, Vengeance mad
eontenpt; and in eight years afterwards,
an awkward 1o6tlfa gentleman, In plain
clothes, walked up 10 the irawiag re0h
of St. Jasues's, m tbs alisisE Of gha gentle
;sxs tyi!s |! sls anss..ss5 T. ~ 4 * \.
Lpifed States Of Aasriea.
So said the qnaial Knglishasan Sidn4s
Smith OF The Revylalion Of I5T5. We
hass plenty of 8 bfSoa and sFeason lnea''
asaong as has - FEAR none in auslasrisy
wise enouxh 10 mage toe f.slighs eoaces-
,asgs sssesss1 1sgsEs IN eagslzs j i
a;a,sS - T5xF7E M3xS4E% s.
c. asn. Aagar saeceas IMneook "
easslnaasl hsfsre Rishsaoad. II seems 81
] shoagh be might woss@ hiasslf 10 II ans.
hsss ssss sssea~xssss .gsesszss sgsssssaq
~ ssME ~ ~ 4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-15

Tug A2sRrcAx gAgaieuLyEtI - Tb ;
November namUef III ehs abose ham Il ID
invaluable q PetidaisA 4 abJhs oar. table.
We notice that sSs pabAishsr has raised
the subscriptions pEiss ffoga 81 10 ssls5o
per ahpun, which il pat equal u shs
raise in all other eosausodiiisss ret not
withstanding the increased price of sub.
seriptiop it is not nowns high - il should
be, for each number Is worth the sub-
sqipsasa wls fors u ssao 5sEs3 Bhe
pablisher as an iadusement TO get up
clubs Offers premiam a one dozen d
the great "Agrisnssurist strawberry
pEht's ' il q ass asSak Is kasa ase doE
lars.
lie also offsrs $A)o "a premiums for
Essags pRaa shs - slaEias aad
Hops, 70 be awarded - follow
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-15

aF LoBasaIss sssos onasassd with
SiAoss arN rita gylsYas.l ssa Nv telegraph.
Hoe stfahse VI see the old Bible Ianis
invaded BY modgra iaEsatieps and jm.
proytnsuHss Il38Kkj Da1 Jll ]
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-15

/ communicated With him eontinuaily,
"ug knew from me ali about the pro-
gramme IT tbo seiziug of the arseLal
aere. ths lIhgasisn Of abe pgrssPers at
Camp Morton, and oGhcr purposes OF the
Ieonsp plraEars. lie bad all the plan OF the
projected uprising. repeat it, com
nunicssod SisR bsHa a1 stassds ssd under
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ATTACHMENT.

HttTH NsGsf fS INsn mrs.
FnNni rlAiNTlFf, On AFFIDAVIT, SAYS THE DEPEND
Nh indebted to him, and that be absconds or con
cea himself that the ordinary process Of law cannot be served
upon lin having obtained original attachment against Ia,
estate of che defendant made r.tunable before VIM H. Sharp
Justice of the Peace for Union county, and the having
been levied 900 his property u is ordered by aid Justice tina;
the defendant appear before him his Office in the 10Th Civil
District the 9Th day OF March, 1868 will be proceeded
with pas. 1t is further ordered that this notice be pub
lislcd for four successive weeks IN the Knoxville whg
spIt1-i mss WM n SIIA ARP. 4 T.
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Monroe Circuit Court.

Tho Grand Jurors having completed their bust
ess MS Grand Jury for the present term Of the
|ourt, appeared in open court headed by their fore
On, and presented to the court the following to,ti-
ionial, which was read by them and requested to be
bread upon the pnues of the court, which request
! as assentcd TO by the court, to-wit:
We the undersigned, Grand Jurors for the county
\ Monroe, and State of Tennessee, at the Scptem-
Ter term Of the court, 1864, experience high de-
rec of joy and qualification at the restoration of or
er, civil laws, and rghful authority after reign
terror anarchy, usurpaton and oppression. They
joice that the government of our fathers is rces-
3blished in our midst, and hope and believe that,
lder the benign reign of just and equal laws hap
ness will return to our people. 1t gives us pleas
Re TO bear testimony to the able impartial and dig
fed manner in which the Hon Il. r. Hall has dis
arged the arduous and responsible duties Of his
dicial position, and TO commend the ccmcncv and
Liberation displayed in his charge to us respecting
If erring and misguided fellow countrymen. who,
wing been seduced into rebellion against their
untry, have returned to their allegiance. We
reby most cordially tender him and ID. H. Young,
Ir kind and atlable Attorney General. our sincere
anks for their courtesy 10 the officers Of the court
parties tigant, and especially to our body; and
ost respectfully request that this testimonial Of our
TEEN be spread upon the records Of this COURT
$50, that the Clerk of this Court furnish copy of
above for publication in Brownlow's Knoxville
hg
5. NJ, JOHNSTON, Foreman.
NATlL EWING,
MICHAEL HARRIsoN
L. KIMBRoUGu,
L. JOHNSON,
{. 4. p. DAVIS,
ARCH SLOAN
b. 7. HENDERSON,
r. Ii. CARSON
FRED, DEAN,
h. s. CoBR
w II. DAWSON
w. w PORTER
a true copy from record;
". NJ. SMITH, CIR.
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ATTACHMENT.

WUy HI1tt ad0UttstrGtrir q " H0sL 'docG w.
ARe, Htay,,
TN PLAINTIFF on NFIpANr SAYS THE DEFENDANT
indebted to her and that he absconds conccals himself
that the ordinary process Of law be on him
having obtained original attachment against the estate OF
defendant made rcturnabc before H. W Rcede Justice Of
the Peace for Union county aud the having levied
his property; is ordered by said Justice that the rfrn
dant appear before him At his office Maynardyc Union
county, the first Monday in March, 1863 will be proce ,ded
with plrc. Il il further ordered that this notice nub
llsled in the Knoxville Why for four successive weeks Nu
gust 18th, i-dt.
ang3l /, pf s5H BW. RETDER, J.r
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Shortly before he died, Patrick Henry laying his
I'D on his Bible said
|Therc is a book worth more THAI all others. yet
Is my sad misfortune never to nave read It. until
Ply, with proper attention.
With voice and gesture pertinent and all hi own.
|ln Randolph said.
A terrible PROOF OF our deep depravity i, that
can relish ah'. remember anything better than
/, men th' shades of death were gathering around
waite Scott he said to the watcher, Bring the
pix
| W. hat Book ?' asked Lochhart, his son-in law,
There is but ONE BOOK said the dying man.