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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-23

The following extracts from letter pub
lishcd to the people of Tennessee and
Georgia, living within the limits of the De
partment of the Cumberland, for their in
formation, as expressing the scntaments OF
the Department Commander:
Your military commanders, provost mar
shals, and other agents, may arrest all males
and females who have encouraged or har-
bored gucrrllas and robbers, and you may
cause them to be collected in Louisville,
and then when you have euough-say three
or four hundred-I will cause them to be
sent down the Mississippi through their
| guerrilla gauntlet, and by sailing.ship
/ send them to the land where they may take
their negroes and make colony, with laws
and future OF their own. If they wont
| live in peace in such garden as Kentucky,
! why, we will send them 70 another il not
a better land, and surely this would be Il
! kindness to them, aud u Gods blessing 10
Kentucky.
wish you TO take care thai no PERSONAL
ties are mixed up in this, nor does full and
generous love of country" "of the South,
! of their State or country, from cause OF
banishmcnt, but that deyelish spirit which
will not be satisfied, and that makes war
the pretext of murder. arson, theft Ill all its
grades, perjury and all the crimes OF human
nature.
My own preference was, and is, that the
ciyal authorities in Kentucky would and
could do this in that State; but, il they will
not, or cannot, then We must, for it must be
done There must be an lend To strife and
the honest, industrious people of Kentucky
and the whole world will be benefited and le.
joiced at the conclusion, however arrived at
use no concealment in saving that | dc
not object to men or women having What
they call Southern feeling" if confined tc
love of country, and of peace, honor, anC
security and even a httle family pride, but
these become crimes when enlarged Il
mean love of murder, of war, dcsOluton
famine, and all the horrid attendcnls Of an
archy.
am, with respect, your friend,
W f. SHERMAN MaiOr-GcncrLl
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-23
From Western Missouri.

81. Lplls, JulA ic.
Dispatches from Col Ford, at Kansas
City to headquarters here, say that he has
just returned from Platte and Clay counties
Ills command is now at Liberty, to which
he would Immediately return.
The rebels nrc broken into small bands,
and are scattered through the counties.
Twenty-tnur of them were killed. Colo
mel Ford suggests that the citizens of Platte
and Clay counties be not armed, rs nine
tenths of them are dsloyal and have assist
given him information, ut the same time
keeping everything from our troops.
Col. Ford has notified the citizens OF
these counties, that hereafter they will be
held strictly accountable for the conduct of
guerrillas. lie has also called q meeting OF
citizens and rebel sympathiLcrs at Liberty,
when lie will tell them how they can save
the counties from desolatinn.
Col. Ford hns taken 200 United States
muskcts from the hands OF gurrillas, and
has burned warehouses containing over 100
more, with considerable ammunition, and
has also captured battle flag,
General Rousseau has issud an address "a
the people of Northwest Missouri, Stain.
that they deceived him, and that " lille lheS
promised Ia preserved peace and aid III,
Government they have allowed guerrilas to
live and recruit amongst them, and that IA,
arms and ammunition put In their hands iol
the preservation of the public pace have
been used tO destroy IL.
lie tells them nothing is noy leil for then
10 do only Ia wholly FenOunce aud help q
exterminate the common enemy, or th,
country will become desolaiion. Al loya
and law abiding citizens must Drumptll
combine With the military authorities II
giving all possible aid and assistance, %
suilrT The violence which must follow ia,
fnds no paralled even In our Indian wan.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-23
From New Orleans.

CAmo. July Is
New Orleans dates Of the lsth inst, have
been received.
No mail steamer would leave New Orleans
for New York during the week following
the laih inst. hut the mails Ior the South
and Last would b, forwarded by each Tegu.
lar steamer.
The True Delta claims TO have positive
Information that the Tehel. under Dick TSy
lor, leii Alexandria three weeks since Tor
Richmond, aud Al the ifoops Lately undr,
him arc now commanded ~ ten. MAX
eT
Il IL the hclisf ~ AlsIanlrA that Taylor
who has BEEN lalrly made Lieut.. GsnrTai
hopes IA l'e asslgnsd ,o ihe conmand of a.,
irsns Mississippi tepaIimrni, Ia plase ri
ksfhi saith, ls,l"f i'siag 4 hu1lAs. iH hs
n jyf paNs Tth ,hsass 4. s.ntitef,
Ir'-s a. 'srlr
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-23
REBEL SYMPATHIZERS,


II there was anything wanting 10 show
that we have among US those whose hearts
are with the rebels, in their efforts to break
up the Union, while they profess to be dem
oCrats, We need only quote from some o: the
papers, published 10y these sympathizcrs. 1t
is true, these papers have generally. but
little character for ability or intelligence,
still less for honesty of purpose and none
whatever for patriotism. But they are not
wholly without influence, as many of their
readers are too ignorant to Judge for them
selves, and honestly believe what the more
enlightened wink at and let pass on party
grounds. 1t is to be regretted, however
that men of good standing and without dis
loyal intentions, should be willing to let
unprincipled charlatans sap the very found
ations of our government, in order to keep
up their standing with the party.
While the loyal press and the whole
country, was rejoicing over the destruction
OF that renowned pirate ship, the Alabama,
by the Kearsarge, one Of our gunboats, the
seiinsgrovc Times passes it over with no
tice of few lines, and even in this lrici
notice, an excuse is offered in behalf of this
half English and half rebel piratical crew
The Confederate steamer Alabama wa:
sunk in the British Channel. off Cherbourg
hy the Federal ironclad kearsarge. The
Alabama was only wooden vessel anC
could not withstand an iron.clad."
Now the editor of the Times, he knows
anything, knew that the Kcarsarge WAS no
an iron clad vessel. Even the English reLe
organs, had too much manliness to Civ,
currency 10 this false report, got up l.,
able rebel organ thinks the story goo,
enough to gull the deludcd and benighte'
readers of that sheet. The same papers ais
attempts 10 make them believe that tn
great raid of Gen. Wilson and Kantz was a
entire failure and with apparent delight
claims victory for Morgan aud his guerrilla
In Kentucky. To come near home, It assert
that many bridges Of the Northern Cenirr
road were burned, and that many miles G
the track were torn up, while the truth
net rail of the track Mas torn up, and onl
tSo small bridges were destroyed, We onl
'qunts irun, this miserable sympnthi.ng =,
lvl sheet. To show the character Of III
WISH title. TIE aim and object of lheI
sll Is alike. The only difference il, ,h'
some shos more ,tvpid.ly and rtcAlessne
than others.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-23

EE'~ Godeys Lady's Book for August has
already been received. 1t is, as usual, filed
with matter highly interesting and useful,
particularly for the ladies. Godey's book
Il decidedly the book for the ladies, and
stands at the head of the list in the public
estimation. How he can publish it at the
old price is a mystery, but its circulation is
enormous.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-23
Terrible Accident In philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. July 90.

PulLADELFHIA, July ~.
4 terrible accident occurred at the Block
ley Alshouse this morning, caused 10y the
walls of the Female Luna.ic sylum being
undermined by wOrkmcn.
II is reported that thirty to forty of the
inmates were killed or wounded. Five
bodies have been taken out.
SECOND DISPATCH.
PHILADELPHIA, July 20.-Thc latest re-
liable accounts of the accident Mt BlOcklcy
Aims House, say that is insane womer were
killed and 20 wounded. There were eco
inmates of the asylum, The accident occur
red at quarter OF six o'clock this morning,
The building WAS supported by two i'm
mensc arches which gave way. !he sitting
room was filed with children. Sixteen
bodies have been already taken out.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-23
4 daring and halardou. expedition, which

4 daring aud hazardous expedition, which
proved quite successful, was undertaken by
Capt Gushing Of lhr United States Navy, in
the vicinity OF Wilmington, y. c., on the
cath ull,, In cutter With only sixteen men,
lis ran ashore, eoneealed his men 10y day,
suharls 81 wiming,oe. Ito captured .
courier wiih valuable mail, took several
prisoners, and Fsn iht gauntlet Of the ksl,sl
ggnsoals la getting haek. which be did tale
n, allsT ss A'rcaes q ,hfss dsss and to-
r'.hs
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-23
shnmoLin Coal Trade.

TuE ILIvsTEArtp PmRkSoIoGICAI J0vENAL Fun
july Vol. 30 bspns ~iih double No, now
ready, eontAnins Portraits Characters and Biogr..
phiss Of leading men living and dead, such Han,
eoet, sedgwiek. wAd.wofih, Hawthorn, Marble,
President Of Columbia ;. 4, the hying Gladiator,
with Portraits, Characters, aud biosraphies Also.
klhaology, or the kaees Psychology, The LAss of
life and Health fhIsnoogy, Nth ehoies # puI'
suite Physiognomy, o. "signs Of Character.
Psychology, tbs Sslsncs of the Soul. and much
other nstieT io hs ioand 10 no other psblleAiiun.
II 70 hsnissmsy illustrated bisnihiy, Nth binsty
st eolumns efrleh rsadlng matter. Asssnsa have
y. sold aI ~ esps, o. " = ysAL b. fOh'
Ltk WtLLh, No. 80 brozisay, Ns- iegs
ENE and EAzt -PfalesH IsAACs.
" D, osfrti,f Aud Aruitf. fTAuly Lsydsa,
lisllssi . fas loeaisa st Ag. sll fius siFssi.
ftil.dslpl!s sesFy psrssEi anelsi Nih dlseases u
de til sSd Ban III - ,sishiiassliy tFssisi a. d
s.ls1, v ssFsbs ~ AIatsssl tys ,assF'si sid
cot psis,
Ne stsgEs mai. a. rlsa issiiaA. Tbs
ssslssl laesiy sltsils.. q D. -. " sssss 4 "a
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-23

srsBuKy. July is, 1884.

E"7E
MRa J. Y. N.-DEAR MApAs The
little pads spoken OF, In your favour OF the
llih insl., Will ho very thankfully received,
iL,Fc ,s gfea, ned of them. We feel 10
cpnlnrnd lhe little girls f1r their sympa
tactic patriotism, and do .ssuTv you that "
sW tbs somsn ~ our land acted ffom sllnl'
laf maih,., u would be eauss of rejoicing
fuf uHr bleediug country. send eli the pal.
yuu esn - suh glss the iius giIls ouT gTals.
fal taAlAs lnT lhsI soniI.l.alious.
ksspaetiul'y yeuR,
flD n sFratf, q r q
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-23
sunbury, Jsfy 7s, 1884
List Of Causes for 4 Augu-t r., lsoA.

Ii.t OF Causes for Aueu-t r.. 1884
John wali.e rs E,'rs OF John waiire, ssh. deo'd.
Jacob J. Reed vs. Lctnuci Chambcrlin,
VIM l. Dewart vs Reuben Fasriy 4 Co
John Drnher, VI Clea1er, Fagciy Sc.i
zane We Scashritsi fagsly a Co,
Kla.c Buchnor, Va VIM, Dorart ct al
Maria c vincen, " John l. Watson,
Girard Pire l. Marine a Marine Co 40. " Staten
MARI Co
The Big Mtn. Imp Co. u 7 Bau!pgnvantr ct al
Com Of Penn a for Pursclvs Jas Vandyis bail
Same for Albright ct al vs samo
Isaac Mart ct al uS Boyer and Vim W,rt
J. NJ Bo-tian and wife vs. Solomcn Brosious,
L Y Bright 4 Son VA j. Osmun usinun,
John Buyers vs. VIM Dewart,
Catharine Peifcr Jonathan Dunklebsrgsr
/ J. H. Raker assignee vs. Patrick Machcn,
John b weser vs. Henry wcise ct al
Robert Campbell v'CpPer Augusta tornshiF.
Com. of Penn for s firnSyys p W Ihlgsrt eta,.
Michue Hahn Ys VIM Roshng ada
c Bachman ct al Trustee vs. Thos Pursel ct 81
Elizaheth iau'c, VI ;; Giltncr, nlmF
John larcr for use vs. Il. A. Alexander,
The Bank oG Northumberland &c " Gesrhsrt 81 Al
same Va tAhe
Georgc W Dixon, VI Jediah kei.sr,
Bank Of Miidletown samuel "eist,
Richard Bans &c " Godfrey Rocky ct a.
Richard Mctirann ct 81 Va Phil / ;. X. Il. Co &c.
David Wsldron va June Wsldron
Moscs Chamberlin ct al vi John Noris, ac.
Vim l. Dewart VS. lhos BaunEArdner,
Arnold 4 W. eissr, vs. sncy Carr FrAncis,
Ellen Barnhsr; Vi Solomon Minge'.
Decatur Herb. v, John A Snyder sln'r
George ]. Watu We Vim Bryson
George Snyder, vs. ArtogsE Bcbh,
Jeremiah Suyidgo- vsJacOb Dindore,
John Dunklebers-t vs. Bonham Martin,
Peter X. Fi.her vsJo,sph WeitSc.
, Ira I Clement, ot al vs. J } Dull Cr!ttvei
Ferdinand Mass,r vs. JXc NJ Maurer &c
Sarah Jane Coup, VI Ehtsbcth Jtnk.h'
Com Of Penn - for u Long vs. d Wadroh,
Michael Graham VI Jamcs Pollock st al
Fox d brother v. Bird Douty
William Riesel Y. Philip Zerbc Catharine
Thomas Comfy vs John Meyer with notice
John { Morgan VI Stephen Bittrnbendrr
: Daniel krnra-r FOR W Jscob Noury Indors,e
IiirSIu u. Moore q; al W u. : WUcott,
Wm II kri,ehl!D- vs q 7 llclfcnstoin o. al
McFarland. Evan. L CO - Frick and stout
Wa l. Dawart " Ii. Z. AssseF
Twenty-Five cases for trial the fret week, and ~
balance fyf secpui week .
J. j. EylMTNSSYpER PrytL'y
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-23
AudItar'. Nolic.

NOTICE . hdsay .sl,ss iaaN >,
~ AaIIiuT. gH Ulatea ~ ias ~ ~
Seghuwtgfiaul tuuuiy g. d''ii 4'.g p
ihs tsuls ~ 1allAi NaL zis AsFa
lliib.sh lsis u N.itiagtau lasa,s 0. 2.
\. sat aaisls ,hs Vssssls "a sff ..
s.l.s. siil aiisa1 D. the dsiist % :"
tsrni, a tn s0ifs ip lhs al"sgs
tlulsF ihs elis aty "a ialy' q
i ,iafi A n u fshi ssy ~. ssi =
"a 4.ist,usi as siis,sl ,s'fFtl
~ 81
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-23
EXECUTORS SALE.

rINlH sabscrror WI oNer nj public sale a,
Court iou.e in Sunbury, on Nondny Ne J
oI Augu.,n nrIt. nt une O'Clock J.. NJ, F"I
SHARKS Of Northumberland Brstsc StorA ..
oftg,o u Hugh Hrll". de- Il: ...,..-,.,.
CHARLES PLEhSANIS, E1eceU
Suuburr, July -, Is6t--n
htth, same time, IL handsome earrings, t'r "'
two hoIFes, Il light wagon, and other psrson2! P'.
~ Of Mis- Bella, io bo cold oil the premises
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-23

ALLESTO" n, IA.
Rev. Il L HuFFpHp, 4. N, President
Msigr u. ECkkNpukFf, Superintendent .!
Military peYarimoa'.
rINlLS iL,litaiier, eh>s:c,ei by taa Sta!' y! r.
,,!ral.is with iul! Cv!.sgiSte pD~rrs. VII J
l.. next s,~-.un ~tyt. Ola. hy-T! facility 'aaH'I
tor an In 5lish Classical scientific aad M'.i'"ry =
c.tiJu uu1>r tuc best ,! Instructors. PuiHIs are
cr,vrl in his Primary, Preparatory AMI to."-
Departments. Fer e.r GlI!s s4d.Grs ths lfss'4
~ "a = IL
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-23
. = EN- ! ly4 g.c1G
sut,h R.us,-sndin Eohee 10.
DEPOT
,6s R,aIr Street. New Yo,l

lp- HSair NFr"', NJ" l"'.
Tho above Company are known AL over the world
rs the owner. Of tho tnfeS Plantations of JRNH "i
ataris in the Dutch last lndies and are Ibe IarEc-t
monupuli7vrs rf Cyhse uu tie Globe.
1h- undersigned ,~h" il appointed thor 'C'.
Agent ia the United oa;es nrd ia the Eritsh t"l,
nirs. wil! have Tor sale three different kd' Of Got
.e" which, FOX regularity OF grade sud chespA'-i
price will defy competition.
Our batavia Cutius never before introduced Il
this Country. but extensively used n o Arinis> -
Asy,s .. kurups att richly valued, VII! he put
al prices 10 reach all cOsucrs. and our kItrs Jei
will be the Nasnurn 8vnum toins OF the age 60
We will have. for 80 'on.u.odst!nn ui Gro'ers, 70
milir- Rnl GoN,rumort Contrac.Crs, ..,rl!s' "a D.
sud drawn Tor testing.
urI-rt so!i iod Uli roteit VI tea.h, COS q lTeh..
ly iyrsar!ri ~ directed. ..
4 LIFPE4N,
-! Rnsde a.rcot, New lg5A.
s.ls AyrHt, l.. g I.
Jrlr II l.3.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-23
Iua,a. O.,ras.. ia Colorado.
DEsvEn cry, July ~.

UkhNtH NIIll JNIl 10
A large hand of Indians attacked Bijou
Rance, 50 mll,s tssi ~ here, last night, kill
ipg three men and esyihg oG lhe stock
Thi. morning they stole all the Overland
stage Comp.ny's stock a. the junction., 100
wilf, sAsi 0f IknysT Great apprehension
= isii fof the .aigly oi sssllsFs 90 o., road,
.a sias. irs'Is a. u'sfahy 3vft.f
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-23
| ErTER OF ADVICE FOR

PIVH ANATOMICAL ENnHANI
Has ihf'rmsiiou Issef before pab'''hN'
sent TEGs iu : sealed suvsloPs if 'r'
Adl,.x pr sTANt'
Boa No i.6s, Nsv .
July . -. -s'a
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-23

- Tho news iIom Geueral SheSman's
army Is impDftant and inicfrsiing Allanls
ilr stronghold uf ihs rlgl, Ia Georgia y
Ia shsrmaps p"N,r iI nut aifgady iu his
I.o,,,sslsu: THIS cily j. ihe mrat malslac.
i.rlng irpoi ~ ih, C,nicdsucy. AMI irnm
t thersr The pFinelpal Aihna,h of ,he
s,Ais. fhgrs i . uiniaf that usn. Johussna
ls ialliag back, ssd fending bic faTess "
ialn lrss sTm., and thus slsndua Adams
N 10 ~
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-23
SHERIEE,S SALES.

DY virtue Of certain yrit. Of Ven Exp. !''u
ID Of tho Court Of Common Pleas Of North
land county. AMI to me directed, viii Ne OK loo
public sale, TT the Court House, IN In" h"r"
Sudbury, on MONDAY, the Isl dzy ut Al
1861, st o'clock, l.. N, he following de-
real estate, To wit:
a certain half lot OF piece Of ground numb
tho general plan Of shamokintowur ~ 10; N".
block No. la9, situate in the town ui >ha
Northumberland county, Pa, bounded on tn
by Sunbury street, Oh the west by Franklin
on tho -ouIh by same la, and Oh tho east by J
81. in same block, containing in width p: f.
in length qai feet, wh,reon are erected ~
frame dwelling house, small frame kitchen, \
Seized, taken into execution and 10 be sold
properly OF A. II Alexander.
ALSO:
Two certain lot, or pieces OF ground, situa.
town Of IrevOrton, in the County Of NoTteun
and State OF Pennsylvania, known and
upon tho general plan Of said town, 40 lots -
Nos 10 and L., and on which arc srcgigd
story frame house with basement, itamn q.
SuiSod, taken into execution and to be e..
WILLIAM N. WEAVER :
sherids Once, suubuTy, July IL, 1855
JACOB HARLEY.
t.SEeesssor 10 SfGHFsv q HsTl
No, 622 MARkEr Street, PAiLApEl
nEALER in Fine Gold and Silver W.
- Fine 6ali JENELkl, solid >lLNth
and tho beet Of SIN NER.PLATEpNAh
sIAntly ON hand large assortment O! tie a.
At low prlces
Watches and FiIs Clock. Repaired.
, WoTkmeu alec, Jswelry repairing ing
l all Kind. OF ilRiT.werk 10 order, a. !uf' .,
- Don't forget the o!! s.Eal, No. o.
! street thilaielphlA,
Apnl y, leGi-3A
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
1xyOoT, Iyy AlNT,f n!

WANTTD, 1000 pounds Of pulled WOOL Tan, n,
by calling at tho Hat Stb-e'of the nudsrsignsd;
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-23
FRIENDS OF THE SOLDIERS.
Remember that tIIcrc will he q
Special Election Tuesday,
August 2. ls6A,

Upon Amending The State Constitution to
give Pennsylvania Soldiers in the Service
THE RIGHT TO VOTE.
Don't forget the day, and don't fail to vote
FOR THE AMENDMENT"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-23
Important Letter from Gen. Sher-
man.

BY the Presldent:
WM. II. SEWARD, Sec'y. Of State.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-22
L.ou1sYlLLa, Aug, Do, lsek.

Lou1sy1tIx, Aug, 10. 1864.
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s.fha h--h you 10. Well. sir. you
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gro soldiers, tdssirs him se Understand
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salusa me again, ! shall saks oeesaisn 90
spit il your face"
4 % asfheh, sir, ! demand sasssfachos, and
refer the msssss 70 Sen B. !" Fsjoiasa shs
enragsd ofkesr.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-22

"If thsas iatsraal faaasiS and Abo-
Hsioniss spsr gsf fhe posssS sss sasiT
hsaas, they wsil override tbs Censasiss-
isoa, set tbs SapFsns cosars at defiance,
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LAT VIOLENT HANDS or THOSE WHO DIE
sxx w1rH xsxa IN sY1xIss, OF dsrs assa-
ti0H their fidelity, and finally bankrupt
tas essasrs and dsasgs q s0iih bisOs. p
UAxRa WaBsTxa@ HH - S
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-22

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-22
THIN on TAaA

81 ORDER AND DECLARE THAT
ALL PERSONS HELD AS SLAVES
In THE SAID DESIGNATED STATES
an pAseHs OF HTATEB ARE and
HEREARTRR SHALL BE FREE. -
Lsaeals,s Eaaaseipasiea Pred1smssiofs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-22

All sssasnbsr that shea Gsh- wonap
assailsd Jehnson wigh biIlingsgsss, shs
dosta1 peltsd hsg with the terms of gs-
smssKY, an9 thAt when be reashsd IA y
oseelss sxiapgles she bHrst, yaaqaished
nas thas.n The Eseaing Josss7sai u d.
ssrmined thai f'ws stall NOS aasioaalizs
|slsvexy. -. 3. .....sss
wksl shs Isaraay snsaas BY ssnaslsr..
sIixing alaverye Ne understand AZ listss
- ths fsh- woman did Of an isossslN NJ.
anglia; bas - many HspahlinAns sAy via
hsf, aDlos thai, nos thAs, We shAu b.
abIigsd TO the Jossfndg FOR . dshaisiou II
the pfrase. ift
Dos ths Jossrnas nssan thas wksssvssr
rights tAs slsvs Ssssss had under shsssnr
ssdsasiou, tbsy skall bare, oF shall 'nss
havs; u does Il szsin tAss sAs free
States shall Gx shs ms&ning " tAs 0eH.
ssisasisa, and the sxssmk sk sighss under
tt9 4E EYs ga7zh Sd 81 s $500
Dsss u meas tAsa gevssnnsnk aAail
sos ds1sad prepssty IN alsxss, tia sszas
- say ether prspeFsy3 or IL o sssssl
sails kxom Nsrfptk 30 Ghagiaseon wi&h
al9sss o. bsAr1, fhhs the msmsas ssss
passss into blue water the slaves bseenss
frsss 49,. "a sss,.I A.
Thsss must b sems psaesieal iassns -
sha oonataat hss IL f6ess words BIZ IN
R&pahlissn pEints. What IL isf
+ 0ur aiplomAtis histoEy b fall IT d.
naHds msda hY goYsrnment fer slAsw
carried ~ aRi n has sxssssx naney
from Great HY1ta5n fax snah oakrarsS .a--
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-22

4 HAxlng had % yszrs yfAesies in hIs pFofessieni !
fan4 9salmass Ak 3eassson Msdieai College, FAiis-
desphia Pa, and ef TIE Physicsszs and sszssess ef
weassxn New 1esk.I tsn4eEs his ReTTteaz 10 ths
! inhA&sEAnts ofCounctl Hsafa sas Yickatsy Tpscasl
q asisntloh given 10 diseases of
AND CHILDREN
1is4er sszss % sscAEsais~mose sspseisaw asyess ia-
adsnl kS ne west
Gan be found at bis Fes1danes, dooogs ssessi
sas Pest oazce, zAsa Rs4 professionally sbssnt.
MMaA %, ASA. efs5.ag lg.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-09-22

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