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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-10-05

Mrs Lincoln has finished her sum
mer rambl;ngs, and pas returned TO Wash
iDGton.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-07
HOW xRugt /

The abeiisisaists ahe e9isAsd slavery in
ths Dissrict Of Columbia, and they now
propose to abolish il by acs OF Congress,
ia all the States whers il now .sxisss.---
This action Of tAs ahslisionisss, bFisss
fusuibly 10 mind tbs Rspsrs a&ads fbJ
Henty Ulay, in 1850, as Chairmsu OF the
Committee Of Thirteen. The Following
sxsraes deserves mors than passiag no.
tiee; ys oa
s'washoas disesasstdg tAe powsr Of Con-
+gress 20 abolish slavery In ths Dissrfcs,
ID regard 20 which the diversity Of opinion
exists, rae COMMITTEES aFe'o Of the opinion
tAas Is ID nos 70 be aBelisaed. Ii ecaId not
be done without sndispsnsaefe conditions
which are not likely 70 bshgreed 80. IL
could not bs done withons exciting CREST
appssAeasioa ana alarm in fhe Slaye
States. II she power were exercised
within ttAs District, shsy w0uld appfe-
head thai, ander sotae psesext or another,
it might be hereafter attempted 20 be ex-
escised within thee slks ehchdiug Ssaaes!
IL is ssae thai Ut pFesest all suoh power
is almoss ua&nimeusly disavows6 and
giisiasifasd In the free States. But ex-
perienee In public affairs, has too often
sbswa that where there Ia desire TO do
parsieuiAF thing, the power 20 sccozn-
plish il, sooner or lssef, will be found or
assaused. -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-07
rRE EEbTuRE oF Mow R@RRY oEAY
DEAN #gt8

The Lectura Of Hon Henry Clay Dean,
Of Iowa 6efors ths Democratic associa-
lion last night, at Mozart Hall, was q
beautiful and eloquent production, and
elected the warm approval OF the audi
ence. 1t vs. noble defence Of the gteas
principles Of civil liberty. and strong
arraignment for their violation By the
party in power. Ii was . plea for peace
and an energetic protest against the mis-
srabls and saicidal policy Of war as q
means OF restoring the uniou. IL was
an address we'll conceived In spirit and 10
tone. and was delivered with aa energy
and ability thaE held the large aadieHee
unbroken TO its close, and the only regEst
was thai il was NOT longer.
Mr. Dean possesses many OF the ele-
megils OF q aa4aral oratoF, and Ia gifted
With 6ne imagination and great powsr
over language. La appearancs and laa-
suage be somewhat resembles the Hon.
John Brough, but il eyidensly man Of
more learning and cultivation. Tbs lee
sare was sf that character that no mere
abstract woulI do ii jHssice, or give shs
reader q fair idea OF tba Speaker. II
may By and by, be published antire, and
its circulasion would be hsnekcisl. The
crowd gave ssidsnee OF the good tha. can
be accomplished by this serfes of Lectures
and We trust shat our Democrats friends
viii be INSPIRED with sddssioaaF dsssgmi'
aasiou and saafgy 70 maks she whois
| course a success. - CancssnaSss ERqasEsF.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-07

ssLf assss fafsrssGI fassatfes and AbO-
l:tionists svsr get the posrer ia their
'ha,sas, thsy lsia override ass cOHstisss-
lion, set The Saprsme Court dt defiance,
eIboa6e and nlake lascs TO sssii thsnssslvsz
LAT yroL4Sf HANDS or THOSE wHo DIFF
ssz wTH fHyg rs opfNfoS, or dare qtles-
tieR -sisssr fdessty, and ti~sily soHkrsspi
lie country and dsIugs IL tC;sh bIoed. p
Daxur WkssrRs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-07

We an44sR, lbs Rspablieaa pawtss ~
|ffsa kilA 3d6 ksk3s 1ss-
veassslAsprsssas dvpssatisgeivil wss.
II aiSEk hsss sassd Is, lsszsol ssous-
asas of'sas 'ssstn nsa afsbs Nation, md
fAsssanas ss niliio4nl ~ the. psspas,s I
moasy. Fos proof " shis we say, rsad
the following from the spsseh q SsssHss
A. sT,oraEas ssslissrsa iashs raissd States
Ssusss, Isaassy 80, 1851, apcn the eoa-
ysonissI asssssres, then pessasng before
the ssnass;
lsAfI hslieve this 10 be fair busss 81
amioabis aajassmens. IL you Of the Re-
.puksseap sids s1xvro& wifhng 70 ecneps
thSs. iudr ths brorosit1ua, Or fhs Ssuatog
fsoa Kshtucky, Mr. isssndens prasl
tell ~ sekas sos are trlIling tsSek
aI ADDsxss rEg rseuIas No kSsuHLlcA Ass
oxLx, xoz ~ saar ls xzx Coz-
xrr4xx or THm1nns, "a FEW DAYS AGO,
- =. 6s l.s.s ia.
Fsszmss am aExvassr axskssxDs v4kss
RzAn AnfExss 10 AcGxrY t3nR YAoReesxssE OF
MI rgsxxAnIx yxxxp TxoA kxsfcrxY,
fASg. CxrrrxxDEs,) ~ AsrISAIs .sx1si&AEs7
on rux CONTROVERSY n Es~sKDknsAND susT
TAxxp sY rnx RxrusLicls Nxxsxxs-
sfHENdE q THE CE0k& RhdkOMsl7
lBILITY or OUR DISAGRkkMkNI
AND THE ONLY DlFffOII1I IN
THE WAY or AN AMg4E DAD
JUsTMEST, Is WITH TIE REPUB-
LICAN PARTY
Hare is 10 proved shAs sae Republican
party ID rssponsibls, for she war taAt i
il rsspoasibls, for every dciiar Of nssson-
al and state Indebtedness incurred on Nn-
count OF the war--that il ID responsible,
for she high taxes that have bssn imposed
upon shs people, on seopuss af the war
sAas is is responsible, for shs distress and
6naasial raie, which now exssts 10 syass
part of the counsry~-thas It Ia rasponsi-
ole, Tor every life loss Ia the war,--thai
Il Ia zsspsasihle for, and should receive
Che carses Of every wife made siaow,
asa.of sssry oAild made an srphAns BY Ne
wAs. Ia shsss chat II viii be responsible
for s6s as.solkkfouss saspTnio4, should
the uaion bsassssived.
Shall such party be eontinned In
powsy, Or will tie people change then
faSssss assstase Ballot -koxas .ss tAs nezl
election proclaim the answer.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-07
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n ...errsv = /. ,,kae~s S-e.. : ph.a
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49, s.s 2 - - snos
= 49, 80. 8 =. III 6 - j q q ~ .pas sse e
= - 80 10 ~ i. - ass., - - -
srd - Gov.v..r an 90 So 4ksrssv
York. xofuabd 40 aufxenaax / N fawss{ys
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go - fvsn 49, - y, 49,
| Goyssper - 40kse 80 II q. p sfMais9l
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whan he Gnsernor q -, srefnse1 Is
sufrssdr 0o6ie. wers thssc uscnaa' .rnsds
Is sssbsv sks faws "a sa,nS 81 go
fsdau ~ ssHsfs lsss ET'1FE
4 Whm 6snstsr aswssds, ssssa<ns iuk Ma
hlxh plsos of Sssster II - 6saass
| CSAmbsr, psoclnimsd thss sstAers wxs )
law higher tAan tie Uonss isats scss s-.wshsn
Milifan Lsoyd GsrrisSnss spster5 haa
horue alsgtx for ssxeusy v ssss. shsr haausr
cry, ssthas Tia Cusssstusisas sas = issz,aa
With death ssd covenant VIA kslF5---
whsn upion. SI{da BAnks i mrsa.la rsl Ma
ior 0sussal.~ vh b Thad. rssevuns eould
say il has ,slasn.iashs Hsssss of Repse-
ssntatiyss., a. Ainssr. ataas any ma,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-07
THEN ON THIS.

81 ORDER AND DECLARE THAT
All. PERSONS HELD AS SLAVES
IN THE SAID DESIGNATED STATES
AND PARrs or STATES IRE AND
HERRARTRR SHALL BE FREE. -
Lsssfota's Emancipasssa ProesamassOa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-07
srscg. xxRss IN yOvRER&T 8gDKEEE
- n TlxkRE!

y
The following confession vas made By
the Hon. Mr. Dawes, Republican mem
Der Of Congress from Massachusetts,, on
tss asta Of April, gis whiea Pc rgpesed
t6s oorruptness of Lincoln's administra-
ton :
"THE GENTLEMEN MUST REMEA-
BER THAT IN THE FIRST YEAR OF
A REPUByEcAN ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH CAME INTO PQKEB UPON
PROFESSIONS or REFORM AND RE
TRENCHMENT, RrzERBES INDUBITA-
BILE EVIDENCE ABROAD IN THE
LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM
DERRD THE PUBLIC TREASURY
WELL NIGH In THAT SINGLE YEAR
AsMUch AS THE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEAgIS ExrSsssss oFvTHE gov
EMINENT DURING THE >ADMINIS-
TRATfoN WHICH THE PEOPLE
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
OF IT'S CORRUPTION"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-07
LooK ON THfs PIcrURE.

SaF HAVE NO PURPOSE, DI.
RECTLf OR INDIRECTLY, TO IN
TERrgRE WITH THE INSTITUTION
OF SLAVERY IN THE STATES
wHERE tT EXISTS. l BgLiEVE |
HAVE No LAWFUL RIGHT no DO
so, AND ,IHAvT NO INCLINATION
10 DO s0.1--Prsssdsns LiacOia In
hss S,suagarss eAdsssess.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-07
Arsw xa no .waArs " Ar rnR Il aAxTEa.p 1, 1 j

] .A - 4 - z9s -. - - - - .
AMhWk& 10 ~ HATS xkAk - MM41&&sN
Y Unioa Lssxnas are su1aihx eRk,
what il ali sais fuss anaas9 4
I'd sNns's @&aA sAs ashkSafg III Ut s78@
A draft Ia snming fdon't saA wnsnj
FOR shree-aundred thansAad nAsn,
4 Lss8uexsa gass iAs fsfzS u8hseE paa p
Thaps whsss the maktsE
xAatss MaastH <hs n&sz&s, ksi 1851
Tnatsa what's tbs matter
s L4s&us&s 6Sshss sess 70 ge.
That's MhAxs the makleT. ia
Il 9AYagy ArsEssa sasR shasl Sc.
,fyssna ka4waaEs tssi ussz4, a
Tn&f's What's ths mattel
See me aasFfssz saxfcas sses,
Leagners all, are oaA Esees
6ann &Ass 60 f&ks 30 pzses
Z Tnsts sAwhes . ths sAest@F,
fhsps what's the matter, he
gBt zAatsslwhafis tAs master
Lsagaer's denIt fntssad 10 SO, E4 s
Tnst'slwhat's ths matter
I t8 fE5stss.st
sfattie Asess was snubbed pea kaow,
Te make plses for Fishking yee,n
Yask's . wAsF 1 ss& Esat2aa, ~ a
NE teok hundred thyusand men L
70 Ffs4fSexshsss. u sfzaexhtsx pes.
Haa th*M ssi2HSetsFq& eAeE& sad 14sN
ThAga ShAxN sas s1auax
xf&t.ANtAks ~ w1k4sxs As& wa
xhaA'H whsFs 49, MNEsss@ III
An hearts are azssd @fsa snsassst @af
That's what's ne matssr
sebdisgA are Aasf paia 4Hd issss Ua
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-07

- Mr.. Chase owns an sdisor I'd Ports
noath, 5hio, who has ra4 up the naus
Of tas great kaashs Of shinpiastsrs for
the nezs ncminss Of ths Republicans foE
President Thai viii make Seward
swear, while it will oaass old ABE to
threw hss fees on the top of ths sAbls and
TO sqairs tobacco In every dirseaoa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-07

- In tbs Presidents szssssgs is shia
sente1ga: PIG E 4lb @
"And all she bass efsgagsa in AMY aay
in tFaaslng coloTed persans on, whits Feg-
sons, ID chargs Of such, osharwisa than
lawfully ~ prison RS Of war!"
"coiored persons" are placed before
white persons ID ths Message ~ sasy srs
in ths heart Of old Abe. a.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-07
rusY LIVERY STABLE.
PACIFIC HOUSE.
'COUNC4u4 BEUEFs, Esw 4
q. 8. aATIlss, RRoRKIETaR-

q. g. RATLASS, FA0&&lhSaA-
Yhs prapzaetsr las spassd asaSGar s1Psasa nsf
paias In EaaAinS tae SeSsa &c. 3as 81 ssa nfSA 10
teis In EAs saE- Ths hoRss In soz sssTy % -,
frsntlnG ons hunaxo6 tess On @yeaa@sy. AZ 2AA
Aaen newly GRfaiaAea thrszShsGas ana w1ia 49,
Eanaaaa Ioar ttass aAnS gasssA as any 40 u&s -
tbs city. xhe sanas ara iarSs and weaa
shs lasla is always sspplisd sitA syesy luxaI1 n
raarkat AaaFd#. EweET cosy szAesssa b a&afaea an
she heRKe for the ccEnfoFE and pleasure Sf Bassta
during their stay
{ sAeasw saA sp&ese1s BRfskt BASS esansesed
SsxsR the house sasnos be saTpSsas6 N sne staSe
nRK0ss - SE@o a-iArse Wa<oa TSfu snd t~o tarEs
sas,pissA villa ws&ef fro14 fn1&E 9Sreek
EmN8rsss assa Carriages sarafshs ~ on sfess NO.
t4isxzAad &t fsaF rates,
g. IAMEa PSRTEhFAELD w1h bS fo1sa r. tnc Uf-
ace -- tfsb ss-Iass
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-07

gss NEITHER THE President
MOB CONGRESS GAN EaaASGiPATE
SLAVES AMY MORE THAE THEY
CAN GRANT BILLS OF DrvuRCE. ("
LIZ Gsv. Henry Dpsfoa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-07

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-. - - y. = = TO :
n.rr - . Is 81 q ~ Is $
y, - 80 Ssss 4 II : 4 = Z,
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assn 80 - ] s~1 = saefos-
~ NE ss .s.ss II, g - =. ). Z Z
In i. = - - -. -. 49, ssssss Y.
s,s ssasa ss - 81 g - d
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=, s sse. 60 4 sh,.sssa Ssissns II
r. - - - 8 g - MI B = i;
~. ~. ~. 49, Z ~ sA =. - :.
a'sss - - - x... !.
OF kks-s - - - . - ass ss.sss
IL =. - &. - = ss,. s.ssk,.S 81 -
= IA 4sss 49, ssss s5s n u n IN N,
ra,~ - - s. : - =. :.
= - -. n4.....-
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80 ., q a ~ - 80 - - ~
hisg;ss - ,ssss. s s = 80. q ~ II ~ ~. Z,
- -, - y =. - - r 80 80 -
r. sss.ssss = 90 = a's1A : !
- - - 81, - /. -. -. -. -. .
s III - s. - - - z sssssss
-. -: ;I.Ss - s,s HIT; ! u u j ~ ~ s..,s
- sSssss &, - - VI
4. aa.,lssr.saa @nsesa ss.,-s.ssl "a : 80
solI,;a~s )
Iia.s -, Z, - 49, ,,, =. .,..4. -, !. :.
Az, ~ sass.y.,. = s,,ss = T. j. 80
>. a. Ia = - go. 49, e. -.
- - - -. -. -. ~
p~iss s.sIe 80 nj ~ ~ 1 " -
~ NM 80 - - e !
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s -. = sss;r 80 -, - -. - = !
-, - - 80 - ssasS..Is.s ~
r. ~ - - = ''s @sAaAlas s~AsA ''s :
Sc !,
issa, forage, ueea ana osnss Ms1sers 10
1sua agssss sxnaoisea " asaife' 20 sepent
81 snsar ssss y aAklag ap sssne Ifsas-
pfJ ealniag aao MAKING pay1aana q sss4s |:
an nanaFsus ot snoassnn1as o a a9ilafs u
90 u conups gaans: VI muss We consa0- y !.
sf saas sse oaty OF Msgasheens u Dissaaees
- 20 sou ptsssly osssss0 . sna possaSar
shF siA4 Y = u2Ossipae 70 mn = man
H4e y nos sess y all sense of nonok 1s' ps Z
mas any Sonse.enoa iefsf efsfs.
says - % 1saoSe @oa wao sase pa y . : :
"a oa sns0s J tsnat esasa Aassa& saI' gaaiAna
20 'liers oecoaae psnatsas aaa s0agps
iofgsvness oy llag tuhaing ~
gsF exanens sasir nundreos 0f tnoasanaa
OF Fgstsa sooaay pfonis made Aes sae e4'
f,eissa - sos saaessn9 sosaiefs
| ese @sgas fonHnus y sh's ilst LOT sMo q q
shfee eoinnins Das sne "a apovs ~ ansTss a
for oonmeaesm snt. wfh secfesafy
oh ase szas y sf sssss 9uessees ossegoFae-
any % asnes s0Ns congress faay nasss sne
oas's y Nefk apSa % IaAing M 1eepl
| spFkops .at'ops Igt csTryiag On sns va T.
~ ~ '"e heAs ascai ySaf'-FeW yaE'' 3of"
7ffSs1' 80 .
n : a
~ q u. fhs .saa sD Asr pa AsD Z
m = ~ % la syapAa .sAas "a us $50 s'.s
| ~ 49, 80 - - - , .uo Gor
So nt,oo ", a. @S'sooo = ysat' Ania s@s@f
lioshal 31s' eAu ssesug1 oS aaSseasso ~
" fanas a.ss sio.sslns 1as .onstasaslon. o Aae
aoPliN'on llis'a1s s "a sue Eros,aFuss ! y
- uaaesssooo, .ssenas 70 nsaxe M e.
70 - sns pfessas sesssoa OF oongfssa se
ladrsase rs ana e y aaassstoea tnss %
sn'f purpose Dsli VII soon g insfoaaeeo
tof - payman1 20 got1, wnien, ~ pr@essn' @
a S'fsss Woais seas'y aa'ereasa y 70 ~ots
wv vows u sass eoaasy - 70 % aoo ps''e
to3 tne PsEPoess y Iasnsl4k tas ffsssueps
lpot4 Of fsvgring all osbsr persons I'd,
hOl | oasce uadss sss goysrnaent9 Tia
wgaia % sas peEIecaso8 % fapIoaso1st f'l
so, oysr ~ shs s srssshscIs 10 IA nsonIs
| ARD then what shall be- said Of she sol
didrsa Are tsay not just - fairly snsi.
tls'i 70 sasar pay "a goia a. sha Frsslassasl
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-07

- Jsdge DrummOnd, Of shs O. 81
girsals Court as 0hicago, IN TIE late de-
eisioB, denounced tbs iaw OF the Iass
Congrrss thks the oath Of minor, who has
enlisted, shall be as btndlag - though be
were eE age, - ftrisk sad outrage wAish
moi enly destroyed tho Liberty oil the sisi-
sen, bat deprived the parent Dfs his right
to the sassody VI bis sbild.''
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-07

THURSDAY. JAsu4RY /. 1854.

E1econx1swosHxxSxfro fross ssass ss<sieas 81 sks
1ssaksy. seiscatsa fsf ths n4Ssx, f
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-07

aYsssThe fact 'cxn no 4ongsr bs dis
xuissd' fh4t. many Of the ksE6bi biicAn Sea
stoxs sdss1xa war and disanions aadsw pre-
texs Oh SAVING the UNion. sfhey win 10
gek HI 6f shs S1usbsrn States, In order
teakssssawsjority In aAssfssAss 70 'eon-
srm thu appointments, and many Of them
think thsgsatz koiaResgss hepuo.
lican ms3oriI In The Nor<hEa StAtssy But
aat II shs rsnle Dnius Sfos psstissa rsar
scns ssey sts s11jbss %, dil1Dive the pa
sos. K q cnn ID dona uitkoufl keiding
thsm sespsAsiAis bsfUte tie people 81
AspASp Al los0 III ~ ~ q. 8 Sssatss
Dsc- Is, 1860.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-07

Yhs YY5esfsssx ms fexsed ~ s3dse ASass. AEt
has fsfssea md sxSfSk t44d tk ~ 1x - ~
Hasss gcHvsals1s ~ zts4 httfst
nsa nSny xssss e ssss asiAss4E es rs
. all shoSs &Se - tfxeF 1tn II - f11tf ts3xeSs
age. Pare q ~ - ~ A6a6s u fsAhs !
stock Yaras and Stshles sktepeAi s5x..
AvF1i u -. sFs ss p
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-07


60 Pornsy sayss 'sths wresehsa who
cry peace ought 10 BE- ssusiasa.o ThAs
woaid be nothing asv, fsr mare than
eighteen tanirsd ysafs ago Christ sss
cfsssasd FOR pFsssaiag psase, By iass
saeh smother sas Of sooasdrsls ~ Jon are.
sfsxa Isss SsI. 4 FisoosAa paper
illustrates the eondisioa 81 the rsnsgads
Democrats prsssy wsll. aAn ladisu who
had loss Sis reckoning il the voods. sad-
dsaly sssppsd, and sxssAimed, Nindian
LOST n has suwilliss % sssssaias hise*n
bfasds III sass be theaghs : aoAsas and
then added, ssGol ladiAu not ioss--rig,
wan loss Y, These fsilews shss lsasstss
Dsnoarasia paEsyy nsvsr gss lsss--ths
pissyxt ttSsaI . " ss5 Sfi
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-07

pzsaa, ysssaaes f.las.s "a f51sS II t<nfr75u5
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nur Young Folks.

Ticknor & Fields the we'll known an, ana sue sue
cessfnI publishers of the Atlan,I0 of 9GnIny neT
PIi'P"at.d P,oPos r,agazine for young people, to be
llans natle8 aogR You've Folks" 1t will be issued
month monthly under the editorial management gen 16cr 0t
J. T. Trowbridge, Gail Hamilton, u;Ia an, 10 if
Larcom--all popular writers OF juvenile Ut 1t
sr.u erature. Among the regular contributors
will be- Captain Nayne Reid, Mrs; 5S.l5a.n Harriet t.
Beecher Stowe, Prof Holmes, 5CaPiefT9. aa5 Tj.s
Edmund Kirke, Grace Greenwood anu niss n;ts
AIcott. Fech number is to be adorned WIN
spirited spirited engravings and other agreeable de, de-
signs The publishers announce that nat they 11ii
viii to furnish @ 56ps msgaaine aad s5s, 59s' %6 Hnd
.--;,-aI will be expected with pleasure.
That hat the m management which has made, made t9e i
this we canoo: doubt. e.o Our s8lFsv a3 9 aa sn9s
$50 -S;,l, orr readers that the new monthly
Will be lust what they want for their young
folks. The price is 8 per year.
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Court Proclamation.

WHEREAS the Hon. Robert G. White
Wv President Judge, and the Hons. {. 5.
Jones and G. G.. Colyin, Associate Judges OF
the Courts of Oyer Il Terminer and General
Jail Delivery, Quarter Sessions of the Peace,
Orphans Court and Court of Common Pleas
for the county of Potter, have issued their
precept, bearing date the twenty-tifth day
Of Sept, in the year Of our Lord enc thou
sand eight hundred and sixty-four, and to me
directed, for holding a court Of Oyer Termi-
ner and General Jail Delivery, Quarter Ses-
sions Of the Peace, Orphans court, and court
of Common Pleas in the Borough of,Couders-
port, on MONDAY, the 10th day OF Deer,
next, and to continue one week:
Notice is therefore hereby given 10 the Cor
0ners, Justices Of the Peace and Constables
within the county, that they be then and there
in their proper persons, at 10 o'clock, An. OF
said day, with their rolls, records, inquisi-
tons examinations, and other remenlbrauces,
to Go those things which 20 their Offices ap-
pertain to be done. And those who are bound
by their recognizances 20 prosecute against
the prisoners that are or shall be in the Jail OF
said county Of Potter, are to be then and there
to prosecute against them as will be just
Dated at Coudersport, Nov. 4, 1864, and
the seth year ofthe independence of the United
States of America.
d. c. LARRABEE.
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rNg Nevada is to be added to The list OF

ra Nevada is to be added to The list OF
lincoln States, making total OF twenty
three States and ZIG electoral votes for the
Right. The popular majority viii quite reach
400 600. The army vote is more than three
10 one for Lincoln in the army once com
manded by Gen. Mcclellan, and in the West
ern armies they voted almost unanimously for
Lincoln. The Union majority in this State
on Congress in October is 1889, including
the whole vote On the home vote there IS
8 small Democratic majority. The majority
for Lincoln on the home vote is about 10000,
and will be fully 10000 with the army vote
added.
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Assessors Notice.

Concerning tie S{peclal Income Tar ypon the In
come Of 1868:
H1IRSUANT tc the provisions of the Joint
> Resolution ef Congress, approved July
4th, 1864, notice is hereby given that tire lists
Of assessment of the special income duty taken
by the Assistant Assessors. of the 18th Col
lection District Of Penn'a, vail remain open
at their Offices respectively, for ten days after
the publication of this notice, for the exami-
nation of all persons interested.
Any matters of error or inequality com
planned Of will be heard and adjusted at the
several county seats in the District, as follows
Belletente, on Tuesday, November 29th,
Luck Haven, on Friday, December Ind,
Williamsport, on Saturday, December Sd
Wellsboro, on Monday, December 9TH, and
in coudersport, en- Wednesday, December 7th.
Immediately thereafter complete list of
said tax viii be placed in the hands of the
Collector. GEORGE BOAL,
Assessor, 18th District, Penn'a.
Boalsburg, Pa, Nov a, 1854 2t
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THE TRIBUNE FOR 1860.
PROSPECTUS.

The Military and Naval successes of 1864,
with the auSpicious result Of our Presidential
contest, have lifted heavy weight from the
breasts If the Loyal Millions of our country
men It is now felt even by those who have
been distrustful and faint-hearted, that the
Union is to emerge triumphant from the
deadly strife whereinto she was so Wiekedly
precipitated by her assailants, and that Sla-
very, her relentless foe, is to encounter the
fate of Haman. The perils of foreign inter
Ventioa and OF Western insurrectiJn are safely
passed; ABRAHAH LISCoLN, no longer assaii-
able as the choice Of minority, holds the
helm of State for four years longer; the Re
bellion, palpably weakened by its defeats and
losses during the year now closing-wlth its
credit so reduced that its purse-bearer OIL
c;alIy declares that its Treasury Notes can
only be exchanged for coin al the rate Of
twenty-five for one, while its bonds command
but six cents on the dollar-but awaits the
blow which shall soon strike the sword from
its parricidal hand and remit its master-splr-
its to the justice. or it may be TO the clemen-
cy, of a sorely wronged and justly incensed
but furbearing and magnaEmcus People.
Such are the auspices which justify our faith
that the year soon to open viii see the Stars
and Stripes float unchalIenged from every
battlement in the RepubHc, and the perfect
law of Liberty for AL immovably imbedded
in the Constitution of our Union.
THE NEw-f0RK TRIBUNE, founded IN 1871,
will enter upon It's twenty-fourth year with
quickened hopes and enlarged means OF use
tulnesS. It's principles need no re-statemenI
its aims are the diffusion Of Intelligence ana
the incUlcation CT spirit NJ freedom ana
Humanity. When this truth shai! have been
generelly recognized and established as the
basis Of our institutions and pollty, that H.