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County Omcers.


gAnn wasrvoara, Jadee Of County Court
P. l. EfcHor, Clerk.
Judges oonr meets on LET Monday and every
Saturday in each month.
Quarterly Court, composed Of Magistrates nleets
the Let Monday IN January, April. JAY and octo-
Der.
sAsuEI Fslznsos, fudge OF clancery cozrs.
J. X. ffEsAvEs, Clerk
- FaAsIKH, Judge Of Criminal Court.
JoHx Fl. Hk1I. Clerk
Meets the isf Monday in April, Ausplst and De-
ceHnber.
y n. BEfEs, Judge Of Circuit Court
DC. LOVE, Clerk,
For Davidson county. meets 4th Monday il Jan
uary, Sd MONDAY n Nay and lst MondAy il Sep
temher.
JAMEs n HIEToN, Sheriff
loHS Wilson, County Trastee e
CHAs. W SAITE, County Register
r. F. BARS and JoHS E. NKwnAN, ConsiabIes Of
LIST District
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UAvIsa BERN QUALIFIED As ADMiNIs-
III tratar ~ Hsgh Frsnstsu3t. dsoeassc, ~ per-
sons indebted VII pieass cali aud setts. Those
eYinK olasms aqainst ths e4sste VII nle them 10
tbs a1s prsscribed ~ LaW o. they VII b barred.
Nashville, Oct. q siess. toel22-iH
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POIice Department.

Ceptein-J. II. PICKETT.
LIST Lieutenant-WM DASLEY.
ID Lieutenant F. INGALLS,.
LIST Ward-DAE BIRcHFTT,
WV III. WILKINSON, Jr
I'd Ward-B. w. KINNEY,
A. g. BYRON,
WV. BAKER.
Sd Wards. J. STARKEY,
w. w. PHILLIPs
JAMES MILLER.
Attn Ward-WM. MALLORY,
A. J. HEAD.
5th Ward-JoEL PHILLIPS,
JOSH WEATHERFoRD.
9th Ward-JoHE FR1TH,
SAN PLUMMER
It'll Ward-JoHE CAyENDzR
9Th Ward-BIRD BRUCE
9Th Ward-WM Jackson,
JosEPH CAPPs.
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State OF Tennessee. bedford County.
okeas ossf f0r sas c,4A;s, AHgOa 7tr,, 1854
~ Xix, Adlnr' &s. ,...su..,,, =. 20,

a. p Gardner.
TsAME THE PLAIEFlFF BY MS ATTORNEY,
Y 4 ana ~ motion & ap earug thai tie "a a.
neni ID ilis cause has been ieYled upon ths ate
u tiie def. pd2nt snd tlal ths DEF ndsnt has re
no ed from tha ia u Tennessee that the nr-
nsry psuesfe 81 law cannot he ~ ed upon him,
i IS therel0fe ordered th1f publication B. made Ia
tre Nash siiie Weekly Jnian, . neHspepsf publish
81 IN DE CITY q Nashville. Tor ihree successive
Neeks requiring t8e sd dsend ant 70 appear a.
TIE ueIt term ~ ths Circuit CouFt soF isedioTd
coensy - - held at the Dou-t FOoIu ~ he town q
nheibyFue, on ths lfli H0Ldag . Deoeulhsr neEt
ifhe last q Nilioh publications. shall - a. Que
week tsfore tie naEt te7n q % cOurfi, and plead
- said slfechn1enL
A copy test JAMES n NEIL, cseTk
fKof n. ceIDNT4L. Attorney Tor Painsd
nof9-ltdhs- an les q
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RsguisadoBs aud Estimates for Pubic Property
and supplies should he made on the issuing Of5caFs
separately.
spesSi keqUsisions. No. 20. are required for Al
ariac-s not lireItssl ~ ths Army Negotiations, and
must approves b Brigade and DlEsslon CON-
mAnders. o. the Commanders q Troops unssagn-
ed 70 ing ides OF DIVISIONS
RsquisiaCns Iof supp ies, for troops stationed a.
Nashville, VII = aaed b. he Post Qaasternasler,
on TIA approval * me Post Commander ubless
they cal ior animals, means Of rznzpoTtzE0n llfs-
beT, Or printing. wben he approval me Chief
Qn.rbsftnastef y required.
acquisitions and Estimates Tor EuDpiies hf the
FFont unust bc prsseaIed e the Depot Quartermas-
ters tbere- Doly 30 eKtroms Gases y tnsy be h.
sued ca here, and then only when approved b the
CHEZ QuaFteFmAstef 81 The Amy.
al signatures % hequEnOoe and Esdnatcs
ahouid give The 0Fyiirsry autograph q the CfhcaF,
foIlONed b. bic rabk, aud the Bunaber and dszigna
don q he reeiueut o. command
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BLooDi BLooDf BLOOD
HeImbolds HehIg ooaesalraled oompouad
Fluid Extract SsrsspariIIa
~ SYPHILIS.

This II ~ affection Of the blood aad attacks the
Sexual Organs, Linings Of the Nose, Ears, Throat,
Windpipe. and other mucus surfaces, making ~
tract saraaparlla purifes the Blood, add removes
Az scaly efuptiOns u the skin, giving 70 the CON-
plexicn clear and healthy color. II beng prepar-
ed expressly for tina class q oOnplainta, 10 bosd
purifying properties are preserved b greater ex-
Tent taAn suy other pFopar4tiou d sSrssgsarilia.
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An excellent Lotion for Diseases Of eyphlhtc ma
turo, and A. an injection n dlsesses ofoths urinary
orZans arIsng from habits q dis5fpatio1, used m
connection with The Eztrects Bnohu and HsFzapa-
uilA, IN sfsch diseases ~ rooommended.
Evidence Of ths most responsible and reliable
character vii accompany the medicines.
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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
or
DOCTOR McCILL.
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
0EoWN1N6 HIM WITH SUCCESS III
OTHER STATES, As 1T IS In
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.


My books viii show that for the past Ave months
my practice hss increased hundred per cent. over
the last year, until It Is not to be surpassed By any
in the state. With my general practice in The city
srsat the following
Chronic Gases
with satisfaction Rheumatism, Affections o. the
Lungs; Diseases Of the Throat, SWellsd Joints
Stuff Limbs, Pleurisy, Pains, Ulcers, CancOr Gravel
Diseases Of the Heart and Liver, Inflammation OF
Che Stomach, Neuralgia, Kings Evil or Scrofilia,
Deafness, Diseases Of the Eyes, Debhtated sys.
TENS, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and COnsurnptou-
together with all Private Diseases, and Diseases OF
tie Urinary Organs.
70 the Ladies.
All Affections Of the Womb treated with success.
Thoee Married Ladies who have been go unfortG-
nate 70 miscsrry or prove abortion, can be carried
call.
SteFllity.
Young Married Ladies whose misfortune IL haa
been not 70 bring forth in due season, remsrnIssr
Sod hsa said you should multiply and replenish. II
this IS your desire you can consult ne either by
letter or in person. No lady over thiry-fVe years
OF age need make application. All communications
by letter or person strictly confidential.
Night Emissions Cured.
Young Man, stop hsiore you fnrtner 90. Oh al
diseases su1ect 70 Man, there is disease 70 hard
70 cure as Night Emissions, and physicians are
scarce that understahd treating and 10 you can
ssy that have cured dozens IN this city az vel e.
in different States, who have spent dollar Alter dol
lar, and are now well cured BY me. a1n daily re-
eeiyng letters aud sending medicine 70 All parts o!
the country. In word, al that ara diseased ir
any way, and viii give me call, wiz give salts
faction for al Of the diseases mentioned ia this ad-
Verhsement. The best OF references given in this
city.
All letters directed 10
DR.. MCGILL,
Union strees, Nashville, fem,
Is1l viii meet with prompt attention.
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For Rent.

NOR THE YEAR 1885, THAT VALUABLE PRO
4 po5ty on Cherry street known a. the "Catron
Property" opposite the Maxwell House and 1t
present occupied ny the Nashville Q = Light Com
pany This property Is the mos. valuable ia the
city for many purposes. For terms, for any part Of
t apply 70 ioctZs-tn n f. ALL0WAY.
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Medical Department,

SURGEON ". CLEYDEHIE, o. g. VoLR,
Assistant Medical Director, Department Cum
oerlsnd. Once "a Cherry
SURGEON z FLETCHER, 0. s. VOLS,
Medical PurYeyor, Q. 3. A. Office North side of
Public Square, between Market and Front.
ASS T SURGEON D. BACHE, Q. & A.,
Medical Inspector. Office - CherrY-strest.
SURGEON l. A JAMES, 4TH o. Y. G.,
Health officer and Poet Surgeon. Office q
Cherry street.
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Quartermaster's Department,


ByT. BRIG. GIN. J. L DONALDSON,
Chief QuarterInsster, Department Of the cumber-
land. Of5ce los CherrT-atreet.
CAPT. JAS =. RUsLIEG A Q N,
Chief Assistant Quartermaster. Office los Cherry.
street.
COL. J. C. CRANE,
Inspector Q N Dept, Recsiptng and Distributing
Quarterrnaster Y. ). Military Railroads. Office
Chureh-street, a. Chattanooga Depot.
CAPT. s. h BROWN, A 9. NJ,
10 chArge OF Railroad Transportation, (FTeight and
Psssenger.l efoce Church-street, At chattanooga
Depot.
CAPT. cHAs- I. WING, A. Q. n,
General Disbursing Officer Quarternasfer's Depart
masters Dep srtment. Ofies. I9T Cherry street.
CAPT. CHAs A. REYNOLDS, A. q. NJ,
in charge OFT s shipysTd
CAPT j. cox, A. ON,
in charge Of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equip
age, Stationery, q srtsrDlssters' Blanks and Stor-
age Of Pubic Property. Once IL MArket-street.
CAPT. GEo. b HIBBARD, A. Q n,
IN charge Of Forage and straw. Once 30 Cherry
CAPT. cHAs h lEyrS, A Q. n,
N charge Of corrails, stables. Public Animals,
Means q transportation, Lumber. Workshops, 40.
CAPT. v. A WAINWRIGHT, a Q n,
IN charge Of Qusrts1nastes's Stores, Horse Medi-
cnes, Hardware. 6c- Once los Cherry -sszeet.
CAPT. A. v. WILLS, A. q H.,
Ia charge Of Depot Of U. = Colored Troops and
freedmen, sDd government Printing House, ami
al Puhlsc end Private Buildings used rs store-
houses, Ofices, Quzrters. a. Dfics a. Csdar st.
CAPT. ". MILLS,
74sh Regiment Ohio VoluntesYr, A. A. O NJ, In
caergsos Post TT n per aton, Fuel, Issues to De-
sschneits, Ho=pit.1s, Barracks, &C. Once, u
Cherry street. Also inspector Of suffers GoOds,
and al Private Stores shipped 70 the Front. Ozise
~ Cherry street..
CAPT GEoRGE rsKSsFnS,
18Th Regiment Missouri Volunteers, A. A. O N.
Assistant 70 Capt J. C. Crane. A. q n Offcs
ChUrch-strset. ~ Chattanooga Depet.
CAPT }. II. JAMES, A. Q ~,
10 charge Of Issues l. Tsnaesses Troops. Onee
State Capitol.
IT. 8. n STEVENS.
Chiesgo Board 81 Trade Battery, A. A. q. NJ, in
charge q RIVER and Depot TrzDsDortsticn and fuel
Cor steAmsrs. Once q Cherry street.
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Three Hundred Dollars
BOUNTY.

r AN AUTHORISED To ENLIST AND COM
Il plete Regm.Dt Of Cavalry for the United
states servee Thee Hundred Dollars Bounty
VII be paid t5each recTuit One Hundred Dollars
on the day 81 muster NJ INTO The service the
nlain5eT ~ one snd two years.
Nov IL tls time inr the YounF men Of his section
Of The Stste % show their patriot I'm aud honOra3y
Eyoid serTing m the militia No expsnse OF pa a.
will b spared 70 saake this one Of he besi and
most effective cavalry ofEzn kas.ons ID The service.
Arms and eqllpneNIs Of tie bs<t ousiify VII be
furnished ~ -0on ~ mustered ID, a1d the com
nAnd vii - mounted coon A. the horses can be
procCred.
For further information apply 70 John w. Thorpp-
sou. sbeibyviileY John v. Clasboibe, MarshslI
county, OF 70 myself ~
ROBERT GALBRAITH.
shoIbynne, sops ssh. isea
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AFFIDAVIT.

Personally appeared before me en- Absences Of
IL altg a ft1iafeiPbia, n r. Halh3Aold sho, b.
ing duiy sNorls aofh ssy, ia PreFarAiens contain
- n4rotle, - uierctlfy, OF otnar ilurona dYu1a
La ara puFpiy Vesstatse. a. n HELhBOLfI
eeora ADD snlsserbed befDra ne, this "a day 81
hoysnlhhf lstt. Wn Z. hfBkhHD~
Abderfnan. eih-sfreli ahoFs Rafa. FfA
Address l8ltefs f0r lulorsnat.dH I'd eonHd6nca,
II. T. HELAfaJIaD, Clfanllst.
Depof i08 houih fenf.-stFest,
Below chsftuui. Pii.iadelphla.
BEWARE or c0UNTERFEITs,
AID UyPRzCIRIED DxALKBa,
Who sndeatof % dlsposs -OF 1nEIH OWN" aad
's0tief" Articles On the rspsltatiua STAINED 81
helmbaida Genuine frtQsfAtIena
EEfFAct bnchn,
!" t.zra4parfiia
Improved R0ss Wksk.
Boid ~ Al Druggists essryHhare.
Ask FDk HALAAQLiga--l4AE 40 oIh6h
Cot out To adfsrilaeusept, 40 sen1 brit. AID
AVOID IAl1oaJs D NffosgRb.
TzEs i1-lY r
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Take no BalssIn. Mercury, OF unpieessns medicine,
for unpleasant and dangerous diseases.
HeImbOId's Extract Buchu
CuREs
SECRET DIBEAsES

in All their stages at little expense; little or no
change IN Diet no Inconvenience, i+(
AND no EXPOSURE.
II causes frequent desire, and gives strength to
urnate, thereby removing distractions, preventing
and curing structures Of the Urethra, sllaying pain
and Inflammation 80 frequent in this class Of dis
eases, and oxpelng POISONOUS, DISEASED
AND WORKOUT MA TIER.
Thousands upon Thousands
WHO HAVE BEEN TIE VICTIM OF QUACKs,
and Who have paid HEAVH qERS % 10 cured in
3 short times have found they were deceived, and
that the "POis0n" has, by tho use u "PowerfI
Astnngents, been dried up in the system, 10 break
ont IN 80 aggravated form, snd perhaps afer mar
rage.
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State Of Tennessee County.
cIroas otsrt ~ I'D c,aHty Aisast Tsr7a. isei
" Attachment No SEA

can't bHE PL1lNTiFF BY bis ATTORNEY
I an on y 0tion, & appeariug . the Court thst
nc Attachment his cause has been levied upon
be .-ia o. the dele dan. snd tlat said defehdnut
has removed beyOnd tho N q u tie ; ste u Ten
nessee - la DE ordinary process Of lzW cannot
be made Ia The SssnFills Weekly Jfior. neEsFa-
er published IN the cry % Nashville, llhe last pub
heancn 90 be 81 least one week teflre the next
term Of this C.5flr,l O. three oonse olive weeks,
requiring the DEF I9ant % sppes ~ car neat Cir
ems C0url - - he'd foT be.tf0rd county, ~ the
Court room Ia are town " shflbyFlle, Ca the lrsf
MondHy ID fifeern1sr urEi, and thea and tAere
fiaat = he aitschI1ent 10 The case.
A copg tst JANE n. Ne J., Clerk
Tzos a. C0LpSElr, Attorney for PiGintd
scs2-ltsi3a - Sc -.
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ATTENDED WITH fIiE FOLLOWING sTNPToD.
Indispositon to Exertion Loss OF Power,
Loss ct Memory, lifheuity Of Breathing
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror Of Diseases Wakefulnesa.
Dimness Of VISION. Pam IN the Back,
Universal LasEatuoe cfthe Flushing Of the Body,
Muscular system, Eruptions on the Facs,
Bot Hands, Palid Countenance,
Dryness Of the Skin. CD
These symptoms, allowed 70 20 on. which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follow
INPoTENCY, FAULTY, EPiLEPrIc FITS,
in one Of which the pabent may expire. Who can
say that they are not frequently followed b. those
"dseadful diseases. aHt
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are aware Of the cause Of their suffering,
but none Will confess The records Of the Insane
Asyums and the melancholy deaths b. consump-
ton, bear simple witness to the truth q The aeser-
ton.
THE CONSTITUTION, ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC wEAKNEss,
requires the cid OF medicine 70 strengthen and IN
vgorste the system, which HRLHBOLDS RI-
TRACT BUCHU invariably does. A tial will con-
vince the most skeptoal.
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NOV IS TRK TLMB TO sURSORIRE1
NOW IS TIKI TIMk TO sURsCRIBKI
NOW Is The TIMR TO sURsCRLBBy
NON IS TBE TTNB TO sUBSCRfBEi
ONLY q 90 FOR TKRKR MOE7R9
ONLY ~ 80 FOR THREE MONTHLY
ONLY q 50 FoB THREE MONTHS
oNLYU 80 FoR THREE NOsZKss
Which viii embrace the Bntire Period
Of the Impending Campaign.
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ChicSgo Board Of Trade Battery, A. A. q. NJ, /
charge o. River and Depot TrsDsportsticn, and Fus
Tor steamers. Once 8 Cherry street.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-07

SThs Golsmbas Crssis, valiant
writer for tbs tras DsaAocraey, says
That ths Democratic party 10 to be sold
ont, root and branch, IL sons Of its pres
snt profssssd leaders can do ii, We have
sdsysry best reason for believing. Ths
svidenes 10 all asound VS." That il just
what they have been doiag sysr since the
var began. Bas q Devsmeat ID on foot
which will placs the Denssratio party In
vineibiy % It's old foundations, aad shsa
these war howlsys may sail themselves to
the Abolitienisss for whatsoever they saa
gss for themselves. II the principles Of
Abolitionism are 10 triumph, let tbsra
succeed ID the aaae Of the Rspabiisaa
party, sstAsr shan disgrass thai Of
Democracy. we
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-07

- Before the fall elections Of 1889,
gold bad advanced 70 SI,72- The rssals OF
the elessions Of that Fall was favorable to
tbs Democracy, aad immediately gold
commenced 70 go down, and 70 20 down
90 OIL % before the fall eleofions OF 1868.
The result Of the fall elections Of 1868
vas adverse 10 the Dsnssrssy, and gold
Immediately began 20 move ap, and Ia
Cow sl,52. As goes up the Democracy,
90 goes up the country. A goes down
the Democracy, 80 goes down the eoau-
try.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-07
ssNra 70 CssvRosT raEzR m

We hear mach said By the abofitionissa,
vine now call themselves aloyRiist,s Of
The puaishaenss they intend 70 iudics %
shs uoppssheads, ~ thsy sall the Deaa-
sesass, aassi how they intend 30 disperse
sheig ofganisasion and destroy their pow
cir. 5s
Ia Aspass elections, forshs year 1883
these Democrats cast, under the most
aafagowabls siscunssaasess the following
naEshsf OF votes
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-07

~ Trasssn Polk, fora sly q 8, Sea-
ssor from Missouri, and aow rsbsl pfss-
ouer as- Jshasos's IsiAnd, on svsouns 81
severe illness hss been parolsds - - q
aloe o. his remaiaing IN Saadasky an-
I'll he recovered
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-07

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You are asrsay nsgsasd thas aAsests Ass Ga ais
In the odaes a. She Clerk ar ths Dlstsiet Coss u
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-07

FoEoMA1s
Gen. McUieiisn's rcpors waa fra0smis-
ted TO Tie Hoass today. Is sonsisss OF
.awa. hunaraa and sirtx-Svs foolseap
- s..,s -.
pages, aha ~ o1ssssa sass Asss ps' -
De concludes 90 fellows s--
| shall aos nor oan living forget thai
wheu vas ordsred to the eammand Of
AZ The sroops for the Aafsnoe of the Capl.
tai. the soldiers with whom | had shared
10 much of the anxiety and pains and
suffering OF the war, bad not lost their
confidence in ma a thsir commander.
They sDrang 10 nav call with ali their an
cleus vsgov' discipiine and courage. / led
them into Maryland Hftssa dare altar thsy
had fallen back defeated before Washing.
Ton. They yanouishsd The soesnY On the
rugged hssghss al South Moausain, pur.
aasd him 10 sAs hard fought Acids Of An
tsesam, and drove him bFoksa amd disap-
nointed across the Potomac into Virgin
4. The army had need ef rest after the
terrible cxpsriehcss Oh bassfes and march
q, with scarcely an Interval OF rspose,
which tAsy had gone throagh, from che
time OF leaving Tor the psninsala, the re-
sura to Wsshingson, shs defeat In vir-
gInia. the y,csorva of sousls Mounsain and
n.vain al Anssessm. Ii 3 not surprising
shst shev were IN large degree dessssass
uf tia absolute nsea@sftiss fos esackiys
duty. Their shoes were worn ont, blan.
kass wara Ton. their raoshing zxaa b rsgs-
Ia short. the army was unlis for aesfvs
service. ana an interval for ress aad
saaipsnsns was necessary. Whea the
slowly forwarded supplies came 10 as
lea tie army across lie river, renovated,
refreshed and in good order and disoi-
vline. aua followed the rssssaaing foe to
! position whsrsI was coa6dens uf de-
clsive victory, when in the midst Oi
The movement, and willis my advanced
xssard was actually In contact with shs
snemy, / was removed from the com.
mand. 4 am isvoss1iy grateful 70 God
taaE my last campaign with this brave
army was crowasd with aviesory which
sAssa Q sae nasaon lson me sssAss -. pssn Y
LAO tnan Undergone 4 AASe h0e AouoAA
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The Springfield Mass. RpabEeaa is
foud Of prickiag shs Sssrssary Of War,
and osssa psxferms this public service la
. grassfal n well - sFsosive mannsr.--
As svidease read The following:
ssssvsrsi Of The public school hosssss
In Washington having bssa lakaa BIZ ths
aossrnInsns for hospitals, the sehool
trustees 70 supply the wass OF school
room thus created, proposed 10 crest q
temporary house on The uaoesupisd Gsld
known IS Frankiin Square, This Iaad
belongs 70 the Uaissd States Gosssnmsnt.
Tbs Presidsns grated permission 10 ass
II for the purposss bns the Secretary Of
War withheld bis eonsauf, and shns the
intsntion wA4 frustrated. The residsnsa
of Mr.. Staasoa fronts this sQasss. lie
probably did not wsnt 10 he aanoyed By
anything In die education line, II 6
not ssen bog he Secretary Of Var had
BY law anything ID do wiEh the matter,
but q be might any day have shrown the
children into prison, = ms thoughs bsss
NOT 70 pat der In BE vay. = VA 81 s.sI
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-07

ALu 8 a.
a--s.s 80. -
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ass
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: Il a..
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= 80 - 80 81
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-01-07

THg ABOLITION pKoGRAAxEs--4n tbs
speech OF Wendell Phillips we hnd,
clearly stated and boldly advanced, the
aaxs step In the sbelifion programme,
which frst ambroiled 6 nation in war,
shea pfossitussd var for the Union into
q war for abolition, aud now dsmA4ds
for the Negro not merely emancipation,
not merely political and social equality
wish the whites, bat also the eonEscation
Of southern lands and their division
anuag the blacks. "The Norsh, p says
Mr.. Phillips, sshas conquered che South :
stlst her divide IL arnong her nehles, black
ssansi white, and we are safe.n ssCsntis.
sscats the land Of the South and PEI ID
ssinto the hands Of the negroes aad Inc
sswhise men who have fought Per Il. and
ssyoa may 20 10 sisep WITH ysas pAssh-
ssmans. All will be welt. - ssThis aa-
sstioa owes 10 the negro not msrsly free
ssdotn, but land and eiaoasion. Ii Ii q
ssde6t which will disgrace a. before the
sswosid IL We do not pay Il, This ID Tie
.sfrss longing Of the nagro. bis In
ssinsts IRE better than OR laws
transcription, aholltion, sosasaaslon,
southern lands for laadl sss isgrossg :.
This Is che programme. : Waria.