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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-26
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Strickland s ARti- Cholera Mixture.
Is composition of sstrinReuts, ABSORBENT stimu.
4 lents and cafminauyes, which every hysicau &C.
knowledges " the only preparation thet Nll effect
permanent cnre Of DiartheH and Dyseter This Anti-
Cholera Mixture is in use IN some Of M amy
hospitals where il gives the eteatcs satisfaction Il
has taYed the lives Of Thousands Of cur soldiers and
citizens, and Will guarantee II te the best n me
dy IL he world for DiarThea snd Dysentery.
MIR Woois OF CovingtOn, MY, Will be most bApI
to satisfy any one 70 The virtue Of Shirkand's Anil
Cholera M lXture; In lact We have great numlel Of
testimonials nom patients who have Teen cured sittt
being pronounced IN nrRlle by their physicians, some
era Mixture u rousGter wnh In rrhta and ysen-
terry Try one bottle. MIA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-26
Read the following;
(T6StimOni1 Of Ms S0rdh GOHld.l

(f6stinORf1 Of Ms SorGh GoUid.)
PRoP DEMuNS: Two years ago MY sealp becsme
diseased and my hair commence TO is out very isst
Tse disease spread Until my scalp was one complete
sore. II became very paifuli my rest At night was
brokeni the burning and itching sensation was sup
ponsbie; would aplly remedy alter remedy, Lut
clans OF this city. informed by them that The
disease with which my scFlp affected was u Salt
Ri nm and that they eOuu not bensht me. read
yom advertisement and concluded to consult you
You assured that you Nonld eradicate the disc
aud restore my hair, which had become very thin
With that assurance | plaeed myself 10 your hands
and the results ire, ave luHnilant head Of Ian
my scalp s perie ty we'll, ana MY hair has ceased Il
Mns sARAH GouID, No. III south Tearl STREET
ii. fact acknowledged by all Who have used the
Hair RestOreri and their name IL Legion, that II 10
THE ONLY PREPARATION
That would efeotually and permanently restore the
hair OF those who are bald, und prevent
THE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF.
The lsree and rapidly increasing sale oi Restorative
the strongest evidence OF the manifold dement's 1t
conierring upon
THE HUMAN FAMILY.
The confidence Of the public has been obtained, and
they allunito inAttesng TO its merit aud vast snen-
~ OVER ALL PREPARATIONS
Ever iutrhduced / do not recommend my prepara-
on 60 canae hair 10 feet IN tfehlJ many
months, As Il iss simple imBossalily ssd totally "a
akepticAl nerednlous, VIII make hous hde offer;
viii forfeit $1,000
zone rhousand DollarH) II / fail 10 the worst
cases OF partial baldness, under hheen years stand
THE ONLY GEN lNE HAIR REsToRER.
Jha wonderful rem sdy Is sold ~ druggists gsner.
III YOUR DRUGGIST HAS not GOT IT SEND
FOR IT..
R.B.-Cures guaranteed In every case where the di
reetious Tor sc are implicitly oheysd,
80 Prlce, 81 per bottle, on sl2 loillcs lofs 90,
PROF n a. DE MUM,
e0ie PROPRIETOR No. ~ OmnPe street,
ta1aaIv ALBANY. New NQIk
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-26
PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

Even where he preceded them into eternity, Syit
the honest debtor satisfies bis cnnhdng creditor Whe
fate seemed least pTopltious- lu moral and worldly
sense il is one great weapon by which rob death Of
his sting.
Let any husband, father sou, ask himself, "If was
to die o-ni ghl would those who dear to me
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-26

INSURANCE 4!

Young men inei starring IN business, whose cbiet
capital 10 their energy and ntegrtY should insure their
lives 70 the an count Of half their liabilities such an
act OF dsiner1sted honesty, hen known theircred
tors would btly Increase their confidence m them
IL would shoAy that they dad not wish 10 leave their s
friends exposed TO any aVoidable contingency, snd the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-26
INSURANCE.
Buekeye AIutual Insurance CO.

Buckeye Mutual Insurance Go.
1sI RE AND MARIrIE
NO SCRIP~ P~DIvID ENDS
Pr0Hts BIVlded In Cash Among stock aud
Policy Holders.
Taxes Marine hazards OF all kinds Fire usks
buhdings, Merchandise, Furniture, Vessels 10 Port
aGi .he better class Of risks generally.
Dire tors:
Wm. Hart, p. ChHmherlin,
X. PeitOn, J. r. Robinson,
Amasa Stone, Jr., WIN. Wellhouse,
l.. u Hudson, o. N. Oviatt,
n Garretscn, b. w. peion,
A. J. Breed.
umce-Oviatts Exchange, foot Of Superior street,
Cleveland ONO.
WILLIAM HART, Presilent
L. ID. HUDsON, Secretary.
aul9 J. If. srOPPELMAR, Agent at Dayton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-26
6, L yALLANDIGHAM.

Because the District is safe, Republicans
have no riEhtto lie still Belietoataiae Rep.
No. Aud there is no danger thar they will
forget to exercise their right to still lie,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-26
SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM

tits the hand OF the provdent father reaching
forth from the grave and still nouTlshng his offspring
and keeping together the family. BY IT, the aithtl
sou
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-26
AAeeISng 0T the Democratic Gen-
trail Comm ittee.

The Democratic Central Committee will
meet this Monday evening AT u P. NJ, at
the Sheriff Office d. GLARK.
.....t gerFetarv
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-26
Democratic County Ticket.

eriti
WILLIAM Fl. GILLESPIE,
Treasurer
JONATHAN KENNEY,
Auditor.
GEORGE p. BOYER,
Recorder.
THEODORE P. EBY,
Commissioner.
GEORGE A. GROVE,
Surveyor.
JOSEPH B. JOHNS,
IuhrPsry Director.
JESSE DEMlNT,
Whiskey Inspector.
JOHN WEAVER,
-Four Inspector.
MICHAEL SCHANTZ,
Pork Inspector.
GEORGE WlNDER,
FOR CONGRESS
DAVID A. HOUK,
or MONTGOMERY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-26
LOOKS THE DANGER IN TIE FACE,

lhRt be may grapple With lti the wise man, that
may STUDY ~ naiare raId paale threatening. The
means OF pailaeon at nand, OF eas access 10 all
tits
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-26
GEORGE Ii. PBNDLEFON,


DISTRICT ELEcroRs.
lst District-JOHN l. VATflER.
2nd 4" JOHN SCHlFF,
ard F" WILLIAM J. GILMORE,
4th LUTHER SMITH,
5th CHARLES N LAMIS0N,
9Th WILLIAM B. TELFAIR,
7th WV. II. CREIGHTON,
sth --JUDSON A. BEEBE,
9Th -. 8 STOWE.
10Th JAMES q HALY,
llth HENRY C MOORE,
l2th JAMES EMMITT,
18th CHARLES H. JOHNSON,
l4th NEAL POWER,
18th ROBERT A. CONSTABLE,
10th OLIVER J. SWEENEY,
l7th -CHARLES VI. ATEN,
18th ID X PAIGE,
18Th SIMON L. HUNT,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-26
ANNUAL PEEMIum

hight iFly be regard "a AZ the tribute which an up
right heart pays " tho shrine Of justice.
JOHN n sTOPPELMAh,
Nulo ARent Tor baytoa and VloiniiJ.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-26
PROFESSOR DE MUNK's
ONLY GENUINE
HAIR RESTORER!

DIS EASES OF THE SCALP
UNHE skill OF the medical scuy ia Il, atinp dis,tses
L OF the scalp has, 70 ajori Of tsses, been at
He'd hy tins, the most peculRr disease Ui the human
frame. lt s MOTTO 10 wtnCele A, as Il quir.s gitAt
study, deep search and careful N.Y. NeiipatiCn Ot
the causes which produce the GseHHe. VHlesa the
cause ls discovered II II utter nnposs lllIty to
Grad cate the siseRHe SHd effect permanent c1t.
Diseases OF the sci1p have heen pronounce taiistle
10y some OF the most eminent physicians. have as-
voted
YEARS OF STUDY
70 this peculiar part OF the human name, aud am
satisfied tilAt possess
THE ONLY REMEDY
So far as known, that w0uli permanently eradicate
those l0ethsOme diseases OF the scalp i. o.,
SALT hHEUM, sOALD HEAD,
And other cutaneous dsesses and restore he hair to
those who have become bald. To make
good the assertion, will forfeit
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
II fail to cure the worst Of diseased scAlps
the longest standing with the
Only GENUINE nAIR RBsTORER.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-17
JuIian's esoss.

IA We thas asek plnae atoa record sha
| speech Of . ogasy Abel isianisi, ]. ~.
Julian cf 10 iiarsi, ag Aaxars HAL, Liza.
cinnatf. fts thsss Grassy men, With a
Ecrazy policy. roy controlling ghe az
fairs of the tiesaaDsasasg 1t IL slss nieg
and qisgasEing 70 asAr tlgess matinl ssa crsa. t
their frofhy haraHeiies. Without afga.
Hsens, regardless Of irat4, bent upon DESC.
lation, apd gioaiing over ths Eaisery ylcy
bave brought upoa tia laad and esssr
for that ,iaJl of anTsFaAI raia to whieh
they are driving All taingY, thsy boast
thai the ouly inatisa ahjeh is strsag
enough TO keep their nerves strung 70
the proper safasspa y HAfg. They eall
upon one another 10 lnatiIE haze 70 their
followers. Hate IL the shibboiesh whseh
they adopt k3 keep up the york OF ear.
uage. Those Who do not bate aEa rre-
claimed mefe Dangerous enc1nias thar
those they iihya taaghk 10 bate shasn In !
turn By the powsr of ibsgft, raplne and
the torch. They pbw Iaad on every hand
sse brave men of The SoAth, because t5ey
see 10 them either objrets of bate or BIT
ter hateTs. Those who cry s.peaee
peace ~ % she seelbing ite OF death
and rain, who wiz LoE gisa strsagtE "a
this food cf hate, nor become inbaeI
with tfs Impulses are aen1uncei as
ssmeaner thsn rehels.H and warned of |
doom which hate ls prepaging For them. |
They aro told sbaE il t1sy will only hate. |
and join toe nsral efforts nc deaola.isa |
and r,.in they will at leasl receive more
sympthy from those whn teach bate AZ |
the prime impulse te success in anything.
Indifference what sila yau tspouse, onIy |
bate. If ysa cana9t hasa y lth Us, then |.
bate us. H4te not in your closets and in |
by swaye, but hate l1stilY in tho opan /
fela. nals rot with the bate of men
which drives to The desert al clasioa.
the dark alley and shaded nleuve, bui /
bate ike devils aud ioin in sAs universal /
aesolation; grasp The bosom pf dgsrue-
ton and wu will cal sou fripads or wJr-
thy enemies.
Then from the South cdmes back,
with almost despariug hepa lf
anything bs9ter, an ace pta1ce OF the
ohaIleug- 70 bate, The ctg of ponce has
not yes mosed the hearts Of ihbsa wbo are
10 be eDguiphed In the ruin. Lincoln ard
Davis are told BY tbtiE fricBda that they
cannot make peaee. They htye b1th |
learned that they can make was- Taet
letters % stephens, Johnson, Boyca and
others will show tie purpose af those wno
eoatruI ths var South. Read and COM
pare. Untilfh oppopenls of war, Of all |
join hands u prevent il, it viii
20 on. Rafnings are good, as,ioa is
better. Fanatics on o.% side and timid
saaiticians on The ether wilt sbua swoliaw
up tha substance of GLa people ard leave
the4H only tbier lise8 70 dckend. The
Mississippi valley ean dictate to IiaceIni
and Davis If there ia united action on
hsir part Ohio EriEis.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-17
Fgrm the Frey Pross,
PATRIOTISM ~ PRACTICE.

No Compromised No Concessi nj Yield
not an iachl The last man and the last
ioliarI We hope those Rho habitualiy
use taese terms 10 reference to the war
and they are used every ay--fully under
stand, and mean to live up 10 their full
purporf. Sach should certainly be pre-
pairing 10 go To the war themselves, and
not depend upon large bounties, or pro-
cariag substitutes. Itis not the thing,
gentlemen, far you to be shouting waT
Nil the While, aud yet depending uron
somebody else to 10 The lighting. You
shoulj make your w,Tds good, aud see 10
it that Sour bravery has an Illustration in
yoar personal self. You sheuid join the
society which SAYS 'stoms boys, - 40 dis
solye your old and intimate connection
sith Ihs s'gn boys~ association. And
Hhen you are required to pay, as yoa will
be this fall, sixty dollars On every th0us-
and dollars worth of property yon own,
you ''iast dollar" men must not complain.
You should he glad, rather, of an oppor-
tarity 30 put in VeFy small share OF the
nations pile which, by your vote, is go
ing TO support the policy shirh you SO
strenuoasiy advocate, and for which, a.
Reng the gulliate, you get considerable
patriotism and ssit.saeri6ee. When all
the Republicans who advoeate "tha no
compromise and last dollar' doctrine
shall shoulder their maskets and 20 to
war, and are ready 70 give mot ''the last
dollar'n one half Of their real and per-
sonal property to the government, to be
expended in carrying tbs war on--the
rebels, IL not speedily subiugated, viii al
least see in front Of them, not an army
OF ''N1Etbera mercenaFies," as the New
York Times calls the recent lesE, bat an
army of mta disposed to dare Is much
md sacv lace as much as rebel armies and
Southern people heye during the past
three and bali years.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-17
rns rEmALE auEnRiLI.A!
fffom ,he Loalsviils Jgufoall

kFF2kA SdG AS1AtaNAtkN %&@t N@ir
One of the pecaliarities OF Berry's
nand of cai lhsoats IL the oiheeF secend
ia command, ard seeagaized By the men
as Lieul. Flowers.
The oheer in question is q young 40.
asan, and her right tame is Susan Man
dag. She ilrssaes i'd male aafec, gen
eraliYsperiaag : fall Goafedaraae uni
form. Upon her beed she wears q 1aanty
pluniua hat, beneath Mhlch escapes >
wreath of dark hfJwf t4if, failing arouud
and d0wa her shuatdsrs 10 iazurisal
eaiis.
Sac is passaaaad of q essasly form, has
a DARK, piercing sygS ID bold Siilsr and
i daring ieader. Prior q eoaisgasiag
herself With Berry gang of uuslsws. sbe
Eas associated wiifHthe band coaaasani ieil
bg Lao nasorseus sssandsei Gap. AaexaF.
DOR, who MT bis a0asns~a esakia death
ahofl time ago In Sosthefn kel-sacky
Lieut.. Fgower or Sue Mnnday, IL i
psaesiess Fobbes, ahl many ladies, whe
aays bean 90 aafuvtuaasa as 70 meet her
% zoe hsssswss ,ssss sesssfy With what sang
frofd she presents d pistol and eglaaa sssds
.astand and aelissr. ner name 10 b..
eoaaiag widely kaor d, md q ths ladias
i - nIeay asse3saesf Wish hsgfps. Ca
Friaag srsniag shs sebbsd i yossag laay
of Herrsdshurg - hes wassh and elaiu1
III sha eilixsns bad paa - naeaseHAsaioas-
IN exeslIea shs thaissax hand fsam lhs
tuen Il ~ psehahsIisy this rs dsss1 y
r. eess spslt Y sss pIa ssf TT -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-17
mowkvKwspApERsU sUppa Essloxs.

General Lew, Wallace, since his sup
preston of the Eeeaiag Pusi, of Btfti-
more, for publishing the Mariand Aic.
| uieIlan electoral ticket, b Is been resting
upon hFs laarsls, but last Saturday be
woke up 20 make q raid upsn another
neKsT aper, for publishing some iuforma.
| ton that was DOT 20 bis taste. 1t was
not military news, nor yet political; bat
because, through true, it might create
aiseouagemcRi, and thus burt Alr. Lin.
eoln's chances, be peuuced upon il.
Here is portion OF this satrap's order
'sThe LoyaIisf was started by loyal
men, bat you, and the corps editorial at
your back, disioyaiists, As Uniou
paper, il obtained most of its patron
agssw
| Its origontoVs, on account Of their 10y.
atty, we're Influential enough to obtain
| government printing, which helped ili up
The columns Of the very issas that con
laiued the falsehoods 10 aussiian. Is it
toIerable that you should lake pay fr0m
la government Of whieh yoa ara IS such an
Inscriptions enemy do nOs think
so.
You will, therefore, from this date,
| discontinue the publication Of the 10y
aiist until the war Is over. The old cJn-
ductors of the Transcript, bulletin, &e.,
may as well accept notice now that they
will not be allowed TO publish paper
lin Baltimore, no matter shat name or
guise they assume.
Very respectfully
/ Your obedient servant,
fSiknedI LEW. WALLACE,
Major General Commanding.
I A true copy Oliver Matthess,
Captaiay A.. 4. O.
The oifenee oE the Loyaiiss wns ia
| stating that call for shsas handsed
thousand men would be issued daring tho
eoalng wintsr, and that In all probability
substitutes would oct be allowed. That
lshis viii be doue, ii Lt0ssln is re-
eIeessd, sherat aannoE ba the slightest
doubt. In esplsiaiag why General Grans
fallsa ID his last gseak aovameRt 70 cap.
tute Richmoad, tbs Nsw- York Times of
yesterday gives The pFonlnenes oG doable
1 leads 20 tbs folio aing :os..s sss
Tha operations on The north ss3s oe
30 Iarsass srs of 80 DEVIOUS q phssaeters
and are 20 fally detailed In shs letter aEH
I she fifass corfesp oniiens wiIh .hsss army !
+ - ID sead DO further inIerpvesaiion. Tas
Ic6vfpss saoyal II tAs Ieta atso5s Il oafy q
lvafraaaFs Oh Of rkai s0as TIA ateisaa
i svum tsf5rs Il eas made. Gvaal sseas
relHlsreeyassls, aad aeiiA shsss 70 aa sd-
lsqszss sxtsst NJ sartpFs " Rishuoad is
II 9nskxons eeAolusions 81 .ssp u
v
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rae soRaMnm rRop.

The prar9e EarmsS' states that rat
withssaaiiag abe unfassrsbls seasoa sf
droath ana chiash bags the aggregate
crop of sovghum in Iliihols sill bs large
and che quatisy o. syrap better Dian asa-
al. The iargs sssaoiishnsass are aaiag
good baiaess ana win MAKE up fes the
failars of lass gear. The Nib ss Balsasy
wilstHn cut 700 to 800 barrels, saas a.
Lsda ahsas 800 barsels. and naey eshsfs
in liks pFoporsios. The prodass is s<il-
ing very readily u ths ssnaIiss nilla in
,he ssase ns u psr galioa and ans~assis.
Thas from the larger establishments will
be refaOi and then put anss maskes.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-17
- Jalga. Aslsueats. a lha -

ETsThe Jadgs. Asisoeats, Id the sram-
head trial nj Balsimera oE DonaL =.
urged tbe court, 10 bis samming ap. a.
fna The acensed guilty oa TIA graand sf
iisloyst9y btcaass be bad 20 br other og
Telative serving Ia ths aymy, II &ns body
doubts ina Gs9 u shis ehas2asAx sl asga-
ufgnt, be has only 10 rad shs. aeeoans
pu5Iishsd in j9uyaals OF both parties.
La lss Try LsncoIn By that test. Has be
any b,ood rs1atiafs Va the army? liz
a4s family e5naaetisas Ian ths seGsI array,
se ku8w ; bus bqs be anybody houad t.
him by lies of kinufgd blood in The Ioyal
aiHsies III. hasa soa Of luil age and
malsly saEuRgsh, shus Ae, as ws have head,
has got no neHter the fraRk fhAn luer--
The the Asxiean var, tgosles of Prssi
dent Polk. tbep minister at Naples, heal
ing that the Opposition complained that
she l4sfer had none OF Bis faniiy gisking
life With Seqst or Taylss, pssmpsly re-
signed, and, accepting . 0cmw issioa of
major, placed himself In sae fare-fron
of battle. The race Of LInepins dou's do
.hisgs that ay.~- N. II w arid
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-17

SovsRxgaNry. of saa SaAxSs--A Aisxmn-
DIR Iianil1sa cAanas be sappossd eaasge-
able aish any foaaaess tor sbs'rights 81
shs States. ,and 20 he sAakes tia follow
ing acknowledgement Of them iaArticle,
nsF, ber niaesesa Of Ths Eeieralss ghe.
Psoposcd Canstitsiioa, 70 fas fssGa .a
plying an abolitioa af 4hs ssaes lSsssea-
ments ma thea sanssilssas psFts OF
tho national sovereignty hy ailowieg
them direct representatives, Ia Ehe sea-
ate, andleayes la their pesssssisa sertaln
exeiastvs and Very i~psrsaas parsipas u
s0rersign Potcer.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-17

EYLyasaa Tiesnaip, in bis Speech aa
Cooper lastitasa, said :-ssAlr. flaeoia's
greatest fault il, taas hs kasn nas aTesis /
Ten men whrre ts has arrested ana We
hope the Ue@aerasie sapeFs will elas DIR.
ffemaIn ths beaaat of lla wssiess publ
city Of hia sIlams. fAake the sseeaTd Ter
shtsa. Taa. sllas wissl sesssaa waasu - will
gItdiy eafI aroa ths moansAizss su6 hide
him frona sba lFecasd sf ia eva spesshss,
We only visa shas shenla LiDssla sas.e aes
ia re. esccsieg Aasl shia aeisss, lirsa4siiA
ma bs iaEesksd vi u aas6sFaly u 4 ~ Vi
Line 4 50 execass saan sS bsa ilsegxl ar.
rssss Ioeg Hask.
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]. a New laysl s.esrl !.

Wauwssas sshaw@ = siny ~ two siaas d
letter from ths nospnanier Of tho haa-
nisNi Nissaars Ssa- I6slsics 10 dissins
kaish 4 aunsa nlsa wkom be baafshed,
aoH IL sLss 8 sys h mhieh hs advised him
not TO rssags anil ksgsa ssa nsas layal
Aear5.
Tus Logical IRferanos to be arawm frosm
THE U, thas me Esnsazsaan in Qaesgioa
already has sa pld .sloyal heari.o III
this betrBa shy eassls about q ss,sessss
ans. We asa b. Ibis like byron sas -
b0Ss "a nsw pieasnssS-she old oas 10
gaad eaaaaA aas .as-u.. Bat ID appears,
thai In 0rdsr Tar nan so remain, nj leass
ID sosis parts ii Missaari, IL il IN pail
ties, he Ii "a ia reifgfon-- necessary for
hass Sc hasa "a ehangn og hsars In order
g pc sassd.o p sa we 70. Qgisca
Herald. @
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COUNCIL BLUFFs IOWA, THURSDAY, NoVEnBER II, 1864


.s5 p
Va saswss, sae Republican party
The Rspubliosa party might have pre-
vsassd The present Devastating civil war.
Il might hare saved the lises Oh shoas-
aaas ef the bess men os sbs Nation, and
theasaaas RI saillsaas OF The peoples
money Eot Esaof of whas ws say, read
tie aAlswiag fseA the speech II srseHss
+ 0ss1LAssdeiivered in the { ui,s States
Senate, January 81, 1861, uEqn The com-
pFemise aaessares, then pcLhng before
the Seaass:
ISL s>ltsse Ibis TO be fair basis Of
aaaicabis adjastmens. II yen Of the Re
pablieaa side ara n.gs willing 10 accept
lais. nor tbs pEegasssislss OF the Senator
sFsza Kentucky, Hr. CFittcn,Ien, j pray
tsll G4s aehai soa are ciliiag 10 sfo
ssi ADogxss THm INQUIRY 70 RgrCaLtcAss
ONLY. FOE TRg RgAs0s THAT IN Tag Cox.
arrrEg OF TaTRTggs, RKw DAYS AGO,
ETsRT aExass RRoa Tgg SogrH, sxcLgpigG
raosg Fsux ruE CUTTos STkTgs, faIEssgs.
Tooaaa ASD DAsaasl &gTvxssRU Tagia
aEAssXRss 70 AsearT THE PaorosfTIos OF
NJ VENERABLE FKIgSD FROA kxSTccKY,
MR. CRITTaKDEs, AS a FsNAL SETTLEMENT
OF TIE CONTROVERSY, III M SspEn 1Sn sUs-
gAaakD BY rag RRPu BLseAs xKgBKRs.
ssuESCE TIE SOLE RESPONSE
BILiTX OF OUR DISAGREEMENT,
AND TifE 0SLY DIFFICULTY IN
TfiE. WAY OF AN AMiuABLE AD-I
JUSTMENT, Is WITH The REPUB-
LiCAS PARTY.n
Here it il proved that she Republican,
party h isrespessibse, For she var that i,
is responsible, for every dollar of nation
al and ssats Indebtedness incurred on AZ
count Of the war--shas it is responsible,
soz the high sages tbst hare been imposed
upon the people, on account Of the was-
that it is responsible, for the distress and
financial ruin, which no'w EXISTS in every
psrs of ths eounsry-shat ii is FospoHsi-
bic, for every life lost in the war,--shat
IL is responsible for, and should receive
the curses Of sSery wife made widow,
aad Of every child made an orphan, by the
var. la abort that ii wil be responsible
for the di4splgtion Of the Uaions should
the Ud:on be dissolved.
Shall such party be eontinaed in
power, or viii the people change their
ruIers2 Let the Ballot boxes al the next
electian proclaim the aaswer.
sTlGK This IN Yoga HAT AND KEEP
GTTHkRE2
The following confession was made by |
the lion. Ar. Dawes, a Republican meIa-
hsr Of Goagress frsinI Masssehasetls, on
she 18th Of April, ia which be exposed
the eorrspsoess Of Lineoln's adminissta-
Gian
'TiiE GENTLEMEN MUST REMEM.
Der THAT IN rue FIRST YEAR or
A REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH CAME INTO POWER UPON
OF REFORM AND RE
rRESCHAEaT, THERE IS INDGBITA-
BILE EVIDENCE ABROAD IN TIE
LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM
DgRED THE PuBAIo TREASURY
WE'LL NIGH IN THAT SINGLE YEAR
AS MUCH AS TIE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES OF THE COY
DURING TIE ADMINS
WHICH THE PEOPLE |
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE |
OR rfs CORRUPTION"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-17
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Tais spseieas and egn1fertAbie Hotel Ia Gkii kept
By 9. ~ sFoEFoau b SON, w6a bare Hfted up and
faFHished il Ia kts unsurpassed ~ any hotei n
the west. ThsfF as4Is is xiwsys sssptssa with the
best tlsgS the naaEkei aars and esexy csavsai sEGs
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% guests aaTs s their stay as the 0spsts ef Iewa
Attached ~ this hotei. k& Hne SkAhie and Car
rage Hause, where tFavsiieSa, ksyseS are cared
fer. and psrseas haviag bastaess In tas eaausEy
ean De accommodated vita coRvFyzaeea to any past
et the state 3. ". SfStFF0ED ~ SU&.
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