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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-30

The Congress of the United States
made provisions ia the Conseffption Bill
by which, when a man was drafted he
conld eommats by paying thesum Of $500
which was 10 exempt him from service
for three years. Under this Law shous-
ands of pvtsona have paid into The United
States Treasury $500 and supposed that
they were free from being drafted for
three years.
But the Republican party true to its
principles which are founded in dishoHes-
tS NOW propose to repudiate tho exemp-
sioH. They have got $500 out Of taous-
ands of persons as an exemption fee and
now propose to draft the men who have
paid out their money, into the service, or
pay another $500.
Mr.. Grimes from this State offered the
following amendment to the Conscrip-
bill
"ARd bsft fuythsr enacted, That anpeFsaas Ehe
have been drafted under she acta either 81 theSa
| Of which tbis Is ameadztefy, and whS lave been
discharged from n cir liability military dusy by
the payment Of eanlau .AiioR money, shall be liza
Die 10 any future drxfs tsousa Ro saca sOu4Eaa-
iaiioa nancy hal been paid"
The above ID fair specimen OF Repub-
iican honesty, or, we should say dishones-
ty. they bargain TO release a man FOR
thrss gsars after be has been drafted for,
5000. lie mortgages his form at high
rate of interest, raises the moaey and
pays ii over 10 the Govcrnment, and sho'd
be exempt for the time agreed upon
But no, the Government got the money,
tho thing the spectators were after, and
then Republican introduces an amend
mens to the bill, SO as 10 make the man IL
able to the next draft, the same as If "no
such communication moHey had been
paid.n
By this mssns the Government steals
tho poor mans money, and after ii hal
| got Ii safe In the Treasury, 1t forces him
into The army.
/ Such Is Observation-Disclosures
Such Is the honesty Of honest old Abo'a
| Administration.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-30

Ali ball, mobile exils--sh ou, In whose
person American liberty awas outraged
BY the decree Of an american despot,
and the sarrugtion and cowardice of az
American Jadgs. We greet shsa, Val;
LASDlnHAm, as noble champion Of Amer.
lean freedom, and bless The hour of Thy
return from exile. Let Ohio rejoice, and
tina great Wass send back her shout Of
welcome until the vsry msuutains OF New
England echo the joyous shouts back y
gain. Proclaim the ssglaa sidings Of
great jay''--shs honda al syrsnis are bro
ksa-sL forged fesssss for the limbs u
American freemen are rent In TWIN
VAILAsp,GHAa, asserting bis rights iiks
q tgas son Of America, has tramplsd up
on the sdict Of TIE tyrant. and csossing
ssthe border where he has been waiting
and watching the hour, has retained g
give JOY 10 his frisndss and aid Ia rossor-
ing Liberty, Peace, and Prosperity, %
our unhappy country. Welcome, thrice
welcome to thee, noble YALLAsDIaHAxl
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- TIL MG0ks&s
Ne ealI shs att>lsionf the pablo 10
III fact, shaSsAs ssis publishes more
rssaIux massss shsa any other Democrat
III papas Ia the State. inshis issue win
be found seversi vaisabla articles for fa.
sure reference. The letter of The e1itos
of the World 10 the President, IL well
worthy Of ! sarsfai psrusal BY svery
frisad III fsssdom and III free sSsseh Ind
d irss press Il shows up The hypocrisy
d Inc self-styisd Unioa party, clearly
prgviag that their object II monsy, and
10 attain that end the headers do nos heal
tate to oosamis forgery Or any Other sps-
esss os fraud which win enable them 10
An their pockets out Of the hard earnings
Eof ths people. The platforms Of thstwo
wings ii the Republican party, which
VIII be found la this issue, will pxoys in-
ltses,ing. The Fremont platform u .
bold and decided declaration Of psinci-
Plies. while the Lineoin platform 10 non
comasittal upon almost evsry poins Of Vi
tal interest TO sss The siti1sn and country,
and may BE- Interpreted TO mean almoas
| asything necessary to secure the sappors
| o. the people in any section Of thseoaa-
try. Frernont's letter Of acceptance will
also be found In Tits issue. Its . bold
and straightforward ssassmsnt of his po-
sition, and Is Sommsndabie for lie hoass'
81 and opennaas n expression u foa
nothing else. re sssicls from the ca
Gsara, uader the caption Of "Rasts fol
the People, il al able article containing
statistics complied from the United Stats
| Csnsas, which are both vsIuane for thl
/ facts which they bring % public View
\ and for futura reference. The article
from she Bridgepors (Conu.) Repabliea'
Farmer, under the caption "peaes o
Il Was--whish vii. the People Choossa" ]
worthy careful psrussi BY every fFiea'
L. OF humanity and loysr Of bic country
4 From ia statements some idea may b
formed Of the waste OF blood and treas
i urs In the present cruel and nAcalled TO
civil war. Drowning ell 10 the speeeh
the Hon. O. L, valIandighams bold, man
II IL, and digniasd IN every feature %
we're esssssse, under which The adninissra
4 + =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-30

~ are ready TO Hill Re fa11cd caif as1
welcome them home. I Hsar1bem ~ th0
return:
ssFuar years ago tim Dsul6era<s siOnais
aased in this country. Troy had rufea
Tor sixty years. Whea united, 20 slrais-
~ or poser Of ths opposislon could os-
ercone them- Thsy Ners invisoible.--
Bot, when tha dsmon Of discord entered
our ranks, defeat followed. To-day We
ere presssafs as q power In the eeansry.
And suoh mast be our condition 90 long
a. wa eultiyata a spigis Of atxifs aad toll
esate the introduction of questions In eur
political assemblies whish breath spiris
al diseord. The safety I'll tho Democrat
ic party and the salvation OF ths counsry
depend ON harmonys Without u both
are lost, irrstrsssably lost. y
This ia % true a. the gospel of eyer-
lasting truth, and although Il il the les
son taught by the Fathers Of the Revola-
ton, II is passing strange thai 20 many
had about three years ago either entirely
forgotten Il, or remembering, ignored 1t.
When We heard men say about three
years ago, thai they would support no
man for Goseruer who was not an open
advocate for q vigorous prosecution OF
the war; aahlushiagly declare that ii q
war democrat could not be elected, they
wanted kirkwood to be reelected, and
denonnce such men as kranklin Pierce,
! Thomas II, Seymour, James W. Wal, @.
L. YallandigAam. d. w. Voorhees,, Fer
nando Wood, CHARLES Mssos, and hosts
Of other good and tEus Democrats, al
| traitors, as certain candidate for Gov.
ernog did al that time, and substitute BIZ
individual opinion for sAe aggregate jadg
mens Of the mass Of the Democratic par
t ~ as expressed in ttso State conventions
we were almost led TO believe thai be wa
utterly lost 10 every principle Of Demoe
racy and honor, and seeing so many pro
fessed Democrats coincide with him, y
we're greatly discouraged. For year
have the Democracy of Iowa been soTel
afflicted and sadly weakened by the ex
srems opinions of few men; bat We ar
greately encouraged nov, when We SEQ
disposition on the part AZ these same me
to yield their opinions and prejudices an
!, abide the decision Of the majority of th
i party. When we hear them proclaim
that SIN union there is stEength," an
!. propose to ignore all questions whic
= may possibly divide us, We take new eoal
age and feel like working for the trinmp
of our party as devotion TO our prineisle
love for gar our irnperillea country, n
g gard for family aud friends, gratitude
u our ancestors and Justice to posterity II
e quires thai We should work.
. In view of the past divisions In Oh
}. party and the present disposition Of q
q iisorganizers TO unite with the MAORI
le Of the party, we feel greatly encourage
. and we proclaim to the people of q
SC Slope, "and the balance OF MANKIND
. that the prospects Of the Democracy lo'
= encouraging.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-06-30

The Evening Post pays the foil lowing
deserved tribute to she Democratic party,
and Sts bold and nneompromisng defense
oil Freedom OF speech, Of Ballot, aud d!
the Press
TWhen Mr.. Seward began to pus men
in Fort LafAssate, the politicians aud
Journals calling themselEes Democratic,
iassantig asisfoa against ssbisraEy ~,
rests. Whea the Postmaster General de-
MED certain jourHuis the privilege Of the
mails, the opposition leaders and jour
mails denounced this act "a violent and IN
iustihahla. When several presses were
stopped by orders Of the President, the
dsaaneastious 81 this as tyrannieal and
unreasonable b. the pppositioa press ani
speakers, wer0 sfolent and long consin-
ned. When unaaxfal assemhiages threat
ened 60 destroy journals, and when Gov
ernmsns oikssrs ana private psxsons at
tempted 70 ialarfsgs with the rights CT
free discassious these acts sad thrcss
again called forth ths seVeFeat rebak.
from tha opposition.
Ia ali shEs 'shsy planted themselves W,
on The grsa. rsghts at freemsn, freely and
opealy 20 discuss, hy voice - press, al
interest wtsaaAsesss. and to be free ia
their psssass SD property Erom arre'.
and harsas sxsept N dse process of law.
thasss lei th4D s&aad, = TbsJ
hare pisdgsa thsaaseares undsr MI cir,
eaas ahsss " ssossra iFss spssoh and I
freq press, apd to protect agalnsrarbitra'
II arrests and Illegal pnnishnsnts."
srhe Pod mass hs oDoseioas that Ill
Tho one and tia only sxcspsaan among ID
Republican press, In ssdorslng the 20
sitfon Of the nsaoeratie pAss On ahest
snbjsesa. Bus shines the saminlsszaaio.
has constsatly saisregssasd ana easrsssd
ell shesa mghss, and sines III ths ether
joarnals &sfsna ne Administration Ia %
cong, ID HNs hesss fake 9Itness wbsa
i says ~ xhsls people assos mind." D.
| VIOLA.
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Il ww vour dzsS 4s bslisyes II aessmed
oslv pfa1sAt IL Mwsis yosagFAa0ssrY. Ii
Far shs naxs &wsHsy-foar haurs. from
nsomsns q meaaens Il was sxpsclsd that
you HopIA hassep 10 .eoufeas and vepsiE
yous ki1k6ks. Hat the anissaka q d pro-
Iongsd grow 10 the prspsrticss oil crime
and Till tbs discovery Of the forgeg aErrip.
ped lis mask Oh and disclosed Chs inspir.
Ing cause Ds shS ack, u grew moassfous
haasly Ia menps syss.
We Ners pasisps thai the immesurabIa
4nfamy oil rs aes might awsu TO iss full
psopcfsions, and stand cDmpleta.
By the recall Of yoar arbitrary order,
you have rot mads repartion for tha
wrong yan hare doney The injury and
the insult yeE rsaaain. me violation of
the Uenstisusian sands recorded, and IN
iass sdsqaassly skoneds heeolaes q fatal
prsgedsns. Tor gAs parpess OF crafty
| inx m ignosable pAsslaaA resentment you
have strnsk do@n rho rights Of the press,
roa kass sisbatsd pafsuaal liberty, sub.
isrked prDpasty 10 unjhss seizure, bstenta-
kionsiy PLACED Force sboye Law, setting .
sfangexgus example to those who love
force more than thqY raped Law and
thss, ard By attempting 70 crush the Or
| gsns o. ffes discnsslon, hare made free
elections Impossible, and broken'doWa
all the safeguards OF representative gor.
sfnmsas.
i Itis ron thai in this transaction stand
accused hafoss the people. ]! Is you who
ara conseacpauslY guilty. II ia upon you
| that history, when recording these eyeats
will ak The cyiue Oh a disregard Of
i POUR dnsy, oblivion Of yeur oath, and
Il pitiabla subsegviency 10 party prejudice
4 and to personal ambition, when the eoua.
4 try demanded IN the presidential Office e.
syatsd ehasarter sieYotien "a daty, and
entire self aknegati0us
i Bot yoa ara net to he left TO tia juag.
Emene oil hissory alone. Thank COP, by
1 the provisions CA cur Consultation, no t
! vel Wholly aEwogaEsa, the people arc
I soou to piss apon wear clai,as Il re-slcs.
/ tion. and The nsels on Impeachment We.
remaips 10 heir representatives. Ths
neonle ard tkIagr sssyssssntaai ves haystbs
| rigbt 70 gpsak whsu the pen ID struck
4 from the hsais Of fsseEaan by the bay.
oaet. when he bassils. eDoe bFbken down
an tbs other aida OF the Atlantic bT the
Il reveyherat5nss 81 ,ur Revolution. is rect n
afructed bera. II FsIg&f
+ In stormy tiraes like these, amid dan
gers withf Whssh an sunsunDressed REBEL
| ion enyirousI 81, bis souia have been a
rash hand With had hastily set in mo-
tion TOP aubeber purpose than she sup.
/ nrassion 81 rebellion. ths machinery d
| ,ustice. VII, had invoked asaint the dis
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rMroarANr I.xGAx. DEcIssox


Maines arrived in our city for the pur-
pose of having one Of our citizens ar.
rested on a charge Of bigamy. by some
means his business vas foand oat and
the person charged with tia cfima wens
to the recruiting ofEoe and enlisted. We
do not know whether be enlisted prior to
or after bis arrest; bat when brought be-
fere the justice, his counsel put Ia tia
plea that bis client was IN the service OF
the United States and a. such, waa free
from arrest under the LAYS Of Iowa, and
argued a motion TO discharge the defend-
ant with much energy.
McIIenry in reply to the argument OF
the opposing counsel became eloquent,
and showed ap the false positions Of bis
adversary, in q manner that convinced
all but the justice Of the correctness Of
his position. lie said -
SHAY il please the court, If the posi-
tor taken by the opposing counsel be
eoyrect--if a person can free himself
/ fTssa arrest or answering TO charge Of
violating the criminal Law Of Iowa By en-
listing Ia tbs United States service,
then sir, | could go TO your house, kick
youE wife out Of doors, ravish your daugh-
ter, and hara the house. and my yictin,
and then enlist in the United States serT-
lee and escape the punishment due my
hcllish CRIME. Sir, the position occupied
by the opposite counsel, if it be true is o
virtual Offering Of the peace Of year Gre
eide, the personal safety Of your wife.
the person of your daughter to the libsr-
tine as a bounty to induce him to enlisI
into the army Of the Unitea States.''-
The Justice could not ses che point in Ne
| Hcary's argument-these was too nuct
4 Sepp In his head to admit Of partici'
of common sense 20 enter it and as .
matter of course the prisoaer was dis
charged.
We arc not surprised at the decision
Ii ia Just saeh q decision % might bo 81.
lpected in thess exciting times whsa /
man's patriotism rams away with bis reA-
son. The only thing We are surprised ut
is that the Justice did not eaasa MeHenr.
to be arrested for iiscouragsug enlist
tmerts.
| We know notbiug relative to she mgisi
/ of the case above mentioned. We kass
: ahs individual arrested has been citisss
of this city for some time. That be mar
, Tried a wife here and has conducted him
i self in a gsnslenaRly manner siaoe hi
II residence here, and we believs II In FAC
he il guilty Of bigany, that Their
| mat be some exteBuating eireunssan
Ices connected With shs case.
We refer 10 the case merely for Oh
i purpose of letting the people Of oshe
portions OF the Stats know whst the las
10 here In Council Bluffs, and for tho per
pose Of encouraging all persons who has
been guilty Of violating the criminal las
OF the State to enlist, for il was said b.
. The cssasel Tor the dsfease thai ssspcl
, persons are aa0rs hoaoyahle and respssta
Bile than shose that stay % hosns h hi
the hour Of tbs country's need, an
shas Sapp tbs foundations a siEa llbez
ty, by bad examples in sishhoiding sAsi
! sesviee fron the sounsrys .while 1t
|. struggling With . gigantic rebellion 10
lie and existence
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UrwAaps or $50 FzsALR SoEnEss "a
Washingtsa correspondent says the on
eiai geeords Of the military apthoxisies In
thai ctr chow that npwaras af one hus-
dred and sigsy female recruits hsxa been
discovered and shade 10 ressms he gns-l
usnts Of their sax. Il Il sapposed that
asarly all 81 shsss were Ia callasloa With
rnes wAo we're examined BY The safgsons,
and accepted, after which The fair eaes
sutsgIsnsed themselves and came On 10
shs was. garioasly enough g2 svsg ssy-
asssy Of these mastlal denoissllss, when
shssg ssx vas Discovered, we're acting ~
oaioerss sarvants. II one segiment alone
thsra wsse asysnsesn oiiesfs sersants, In
bIus hIeusas and pants, Nha had 10 be-
clothed ID calico and ariaslins. kssn d
rsnesal. who has won 10 nsny lautsIs IN
fhe var. had haadsoms, sfrash looking |,
detailed nan acting 4 his slatk, whose
real name turned ous e b. Msxy Ians
---s asd wAs hss peksnts ~ fsnsons
- ~ aakimabls nssmhefa 0f spci stT.--
y rid ia sxei,ss shat sshd 1spted "
"a ia woxIla. Shs II supposea - Hare
saen Il, M 81 Iesh - thsI dsN siso.
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PssTpoEED.--h Is stated Ii ssvesal pa
psrs that The Nssioaal Dsneerasie Cos
yention, which sas q meet i Chimgo
on sas Fourth Of Jnly, has been pssspos-
% until the 2oth Of AagsL b the Ma
saonal Ezseutivs Committees; basws k1vs
sesa sp s4ssAI aupaaas .ha u 81 pot
aszga IL - u 80
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! TRuRro NAYuRR.

Some men have nssaTal inclination
for one Thing aaa some for another
Soma are natural mechanics, while others
have nc taste for mechanism, bat are
naturally inclined to contemplate the
wondegfai combinations which compose
the canopy Of Heaven.
While we admire these gifts Of nature,
we cannot but regret that there ara othes
gifts which are not SO much TO be adj
mirsd, and which Ii il every mans duty
to strive 10 overcome. Among these IL
the natural inclination TO lie, and of
which Burke OF the Nonparisl seems to
b. endowed to an unusual degree. He
has told Us that tbs great difieulty which
be experiences rs an editor is to deter
miaa sswhas not to wrise.n Could be on
ly convince himself that it Ia best "nos 10
write a lie, perhaps the source of all his
trouble would In great measure be re-
moved. But he cannot do this, It 10 90
natural for hiTa TO lie thai he often tails
q lie when the sruth would have answer
cd his purpose much better. This nasa.
raj disposition Of Baske's 10 very plainly
manifested in the editorial article Of q
late Dasly RoHparsta, Ia which ha says
ga Democratic County Judge used "a
pay him liability about twenty. i've hun.
| ared dollars year for work that the
| Noapsrsa would have doneYaz six hua-
dred dollars This the editor knows &c
be false, but his natural inclination TO lie
forced him 10 naka tho statement.
gEhensver the County Judge made al a.
ilowanea 10 us for work II was al Che sam,
rates oflowsr than the NoHpareif chasgeS
fog the sams kind OF work. The editor
no doabs haa his mind on the dsliaqueni
tar lisf whsa be peaned this falsehood
and hisssasements In regard 20 thas trans.
action bare been proved false % ofsss
shss II 10 hardly worth whila 70 refer q
| Il again. Bas we viii say shas shs delin.
qssns iak liss uss given 20 us for pablica
ton By man elscsed 10 Opposition i
a. Democrats candidate aad for whon
NE have no dsubt Burke Yossa, and i
res given TO usas the price chat Rspub
lliaaa Legislature made II the duty Of ID.
county 10 pay uss aad thai too afssx III
Nosporsii bad neglected 10 pas In bid
for nc work, afstr being Informed sha
lis woald be lei 10 the lowest bsadsx.-
The Bssls pat In The i0assss BID aad 60
the Job.
The snssnaAsssu thai BE- makes relative
10 oar being whisksy dFinksfs 10 % ioy
and he fslsshoed 20 apparssal. 10 eysr,
one asquainssd with 10, that We hardl,
think Mis- natural inelinAsioa u lilo, viii
be- saissisns sxsusss esan Ia he nind'
Of Ais f4isnds, for tslling L. 1arks'l
gained aaother Victory tY).
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS

paxspxxrsA1. gIEeTozs Tsa THg ssArE A.
IAMaEs
IRA c. MITCHELL,
i. M. PRESTON.
pfsrREeT ExxeTaRs.
ass uIssries--fsANHRL Y. MILLER,
"a JOHN 8W kEER0kn,
"A II. n RsCMARDSs
Ia g. q NAL
slA 4 Az LARaMEn.
0iA gaiaN D. sxoSA0A1k-
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
reR sEeRETAag or STATE,
JOHN RI. WALLACE,
az MaScatlas couniY
rea stats TREAguRER,
JOHN 3. Lash,
OF Hsasy caaHty,
rox AunrTon OF STATE
E c. t4EN2ERSH0TT,
! oEIowa County.
Foa RxaGsrEA LAaD oRFIcR,
q. e. NOTEBOOK,
* aenanA coEaty.
YnR SUZANNE JvpaE,
THOMAS M. MONROE
OF pubpqas Gscnsy.
ron ATTORNEY aEsERALs
CHARLES M DUNBAR
OF Jackson daenty.
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4 . ( ~.
NAxlYxssx Rxsayxp.-~bas. DsfEsas j
tia paAslshss Of sAs Ipdianapolis JOarnsl,
the leading siaslaazetstioa journal 0: lh'
Sssss It lnaasess rs ~ she Stale PFio''
sr anasz - Rspahlisaa Gassrpor Of The
sssess - sAma@ssly pasreaissd By sh'
fsdsral adwiaiss<sGzAu, aad sha mouth
piees q i lssss nAsiosisy IL tbe party
fhs Indianapsass Jpanal Gays:
stIs d bss i fsw evenings since Dr.
xAneclEss Pahass Pfinsas declared that 's'
ssd--n Euteh lahouid b. kicked eat OF tos
psxty.v sfAs party vii get along be''
Ter witsssas lAsm.ss ssThsy bare no oas'
issss II inArpds aggsssieas upau Amefi'
in aisssAns.ss
Itis tbs pla vsnsm o. natirsism re-
ytyad.
h aAnsxasssasioa will havs aburdsn'
I spus Sta6k II ~ ~ Akyas4msns Of gal.
M Alonx 4sshoaA sAs A<ssptsa citissn'
ksn1esI1Yt Fox tlsa lsfsh and Gerrnsp'
a. aImoss aneal4essly tot ather tns
DsnoeszkiU saaadidass yss - be nosnlOaII
ia. b. TOR Fxamous, ths great origln"
amanaspasas. Syf s<s1as CaurssF.
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i
composed oil Italians and Germans, ell
wearing fels hats, and clad 10 singular
II picturesque uniform. They marched
down broadway. accompanied hy thous-
ands Of friends, men and women, jubi-
liant, triumphant, full Of high hopes and
great resolves. Forty bpglers made that
grand, splendid street. ring with their
wild music. RvsFy window and house
top swarmed With spectators, cheering,
shouting, wilxwiih excitement. The ef-
feet vas dramatic In toe extreme. The
regimeus has fought bsavoly sines, and
now comes home for q resting spell -
how manyP Just 1901 On sasaTdsy af.
ssrnDop last, the Ninth New York setara'
ed home, after three years' service, bring
ing saek rs men and 10 olieers only, chs
remains Of a. fine . regimens - has len
New York city since tho war began
Here 10 ssill another instance. The Penn.
sylsanis reserves wsns into the Acid l5,-
COo strong, ii 1851; they return hame Il.
800 In 1864.
ssWe read, TOO, OF regiments coming
ous OF action with but . few score Of
sasn and swo or thrsa oaioers, sa was Tbs
case with the Ninth New York lhe oshss
DAG. Tha Detroit Tgee Press. In lie last