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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-05-31

Irritation Of the Neck of the Bladder,
M inflammation of the Kidneys,
Catarrh of the Bladder.
Stranguary, or Burning and Painful
Urinating.
For these diseases il Is truly sovereign remedy,
and too much cannot be said in its praise. single
dose has been known to relieve the most urgent SYM
toms. ilH- ..
Are you troubled with that distressing pain in the
small Of the back and through the hips2 teaspoon
full day of the Constitution Water will relieve you
ike magic. tns Ir.
PHYSICIANS
Have long since given up the use Of bucchu, ubebs,
and juniper in the treatment Of those diseases, and
only use them for want Of q better remedy.
9I CONSTITUTION WATER d
Has proved itself equal to the task that has devov
cd upon it. .gf g rtt r. a
.au 81. 9lg DIURETICS r-at
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-05-31
We always keep on hand. Of all silss. @ Preble'
: b9jgoq3 = lI--.0g Y8l. .z0rnyyfl.
, Excelsior Envelopes.

Z i9.,a.yllal 9s.1-.. III, a. 1IaQ I II
Of, our neighbors who have NO Pfihtilg
offices, We do guarantee better stock and work
than can be found In this city. pniita tr8FI
imi9i9p hiw slsh ssId3 "a Owl .55i94s
RHCHARD NEVINg.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-05-31

Through TO Indianapolis
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS,
and but one change 70 Louisville, st. Louis and
Chicago.
On and after Monday, May 10, 1854,
Trains will leave Columbus as follows:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-05-31
8 NS 8 8 e. 3.
WovM NlsC @ CMNvNN.
WE R\ooA PNAs

are the most active and thorough pills
that have ever been introduced. ~
They act so directly upon the Liver
exciting that organ to such an extent "a
that the system does not relapse into iis
former condition, which Is too apt to be
the case with simply purgative pill.
MI ~, aro raailu rI7ff,. ,.Ht...... ....
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-24

ILsaTx ktSASeTaa ABsTRA cTlas. The
Paying Teller 1t lhe Meeeantils Bank Of
Aaw A0r2, Bsme1 Windsor, has absq ast-
u 5tsst 10 parts aakgown, with s240s099
af SIS money OF tina sam s30,0O0 were
10 gDs.a hiE3soF was . resident Of
.SksGsn is1aaai. stsel IN G. sglnk bat aai ex
tragaga5t sty ls, vas qIies; uaohstsasiFe
SAD res Tiag III manners hayiog hut few
familiars. lie iea7es ~ explanation 81
where the TtlaGey VENT II IL not soppos.
sd has Aa Hlx b IS 40 Dis possession mora
/ than las gohl alIasiasi ~, soma saQ, tljs).
NiaJserkook tbs Inst steamer Tar harope,
and gsA probably make for Senls aoalh
Amsyieza posts III has wife saj oaa
Child, y taaia 10 Lett behiaa Aim--- Hodges
aggaF ksY.sqv-s.s Ii ssfsty.fs YFE f3a Fsyes4F
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-24

J! ! ! !!
sanesa pisksE lins, near ~ Oily Point
xcuxl faAinx nhnnk thirty pEins4srss Tim
60 0snp ssaaie I'LL - sssr
About fhs aans -hoAf $3.50 Lss
Rion, Oh Wilcoxss HTigades osptoEed The
"a. ,sIssT abs1ss aSse. psisossIa.
~ &his - 60 60 - 60 hseEs sas44a
bali ii ths i4ee u fuEisne bomhsrd-
taea4 rhs1, being atttelsd u an. sssE-
whslsniag foTcs, thsy were compelled n
,yisld them, lasing hlteen killed. thirty.
| i've wounded and FORTY oss mIssfng. Al
auist 20 asy.
rbs asssas II Gessrai Dillan il IN,
nesneed II Riehnend papfrs 81 sha l6sh
| bT 0IZinial despakch from LEG. he saya
| 81. sths nixhf III che iSsh BrackiHsidgs
itarnsd Bulls Gap, wien ID enemy -
I tempsed 10 retreat at oes o'clock u.
l4lh. fis struck their e0IaEafi aad reht'
ted IT, sakEae sessfaf kandfsd pEfSonzrs
10 stand oil solnrs,e pissss II sstiilers
with caissons, horses conpisse, also saa,
lbalances With medical supplies.
i despatch frsm GuFtis' hssd quarter
the 9th ssys We have iaas eoneiadsd th'
parsnis of Price, whose rear guard uross
ed ATkamsas hsrsr uaaer &rvof eaT gars
lie left snosher Of bis gans and his owl
carriage. which, Silh othar arms and y
judgments fell into our bands.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-24

sGoUsTKR4xtT ERACTIax4L CURaKScE.--
The Pi.tsburg papers complain thai that
ely is Hooded vito counterfeit fractional
currency. The Chronicle says: "lFe
understani thai withia very short tine
Iargs amount Of counterfeit currency
has fund lis way here, until now ii has
become 50 plenty that, unwisiiagly Ct
course, it is used to greater or less ak.
tent 10 almost ali business transactions.
In a lot bf Ave dollars Of this currency
paid a friend OF ours one egeniag lass
week, there we're 40 loss than six Lad
notes, tqaartcrs,' and SO gsll we're they
executed thai it was only whom, some
time afterwarl, they were o1ared al the
Post QAca and rejectei, that their worth
lsssaess Kas discovered. Our retail deal
ess, Wa ara assarea. are everraa with the
worthless trash, saach i WHICH i neees-
saFily paid out agaia, and nj "a broker
Offices more or less Of it is every day
thrown cut. La tha M aFket We are tolI Il
il eFfA more abundant, ami bad aud
zsJl Irs oiFGai 4taa Unfortunately, and
almost witheas question There seems
Lille 4aah., fEAa ths amoani Of this mon
ey nor aa8aE here, that there aTe parties
ia our mtlsi aho make a business Of
f'sAOFIax 1872
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-24

- 9zvffowafsz, sss n spubliean aho forg.
"a sEs naass sf4nA FfeMtiens an8 Com.
ssasusgss- W. 0hfsf u she Uuissd States I'll
tie f,es q ! bzsxsss pspss as.alieFs Ii order
iii detsse5Ats Hbale6 ssAtes seeassssss,
s.xs eouanti Afsw wesk j III Fsrs Lafay )
A4tE fss 1i5 49, ! !. &
r1ssaaus gsi PERI. shssesd sishfosk.
ipg the haass sf 3 15szy ozRses, lsssc bern
ssslssnsea ~ ippis sosslnens for llfe. N,
- " Y 49, = $50 Il - .sEEa Isssk
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-24

s Tas iil4.4g DEsx, -Tba pt6eial ,staAs.
arnspAnt IbAa -gFees dsat exi4i ias5ip tht
! Ia 1Rshv al 0gl QeE. .I.saoess tsAe 44l4qgst VI
3 1903 b ia, Iile, inef sstse male ia
the month 0f September gas about ST. :
go .ll30, OF al lhe rate Of SI32, Q0p, ()91
per scar. Ihis is fearful, rs u DOES R9s
Include tia State war debt, the bounty
cinps, the damage eigims Of tbs border
States, etc., etc. Attais rate oil eGpcn.
| dlsuFe, the, epuntEy wiil s9oa bs over. the
Gslhk and fgshed, 81 4tolas, pecuniarilY.
Hodg<s RspQrify,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-24

i s&EFA #FaF@ E@< ~ SO ~ - AsFze~sf@@3
sTae sessowfsag are ne s&rsss es shs heaxss BsSk
fnE Asss al preseak ne Wiz vseeixe sse<egss<ss a.
She saglstuan rates nxss astisR f he G1sen q sc
are saieea d asvsaees ahErh wali aegemd aesn iSf
pr,es q pseH : II .as4A uO
~, esssslss. enc gsss g > 4as%g IS 50
4Trssss VI %
We, sx sssa ~ 49, 49, - 10 90
ii Il csssss, sae Ysas. assss M sxsrsessv - sas
pkFksn s&sssts ffs ssas mk4ksag So espsss - ID
Right eugIes ene ysss, asa ~ fxfsa s~xg -
asa aeasaa ssAsiae 30 Assh wSxA& szsss
NJ NJ sal j. ~ ysas, aass ssss vsssassBs II
sae persvs ssassns Ehs etuA, assksn9 t4ef<< :
Asaitl~as u aas q ~ asass - asaeA
ssaseFsheg III ssg5Ti
sssssyss Isssss sssk issss Arsszrss Esauss sGza-
vel ass = slss 80 - sagsFs lkkss@aasss
- ~ = 80 ei.a z 'ar ! ~
Casa. .ysszsssss asssl - = ssaaa aaiai''s'hl
B sssss Il % ~ O ssTass sses~s
- -FElsksH
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-24

A Eafsa - = = . -.
q "A ~ z 49, s Z. !, q !.
ass re Asassao -
sssA = sas'as hsAs : : :. sfae -
awsss - - -. -. $3.50
& sekgs''ssA - y - ssssss fTI.
esneafElAaas Z - s, i e = = -.
,tsaas y @ Asaas I - ~ = - !. !
- = - - : a.. .s;.ssG n nae ~.
= ~ '' -. - !. s7s,s = II q
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-24
sTRAx colt.

A dark BFowH geksing Gesta three pears ola 10 al
spring, heavy uEzae and tail. Kotnan maze and
square bai4ks stssyed from TIE premises OF xhs
kabsz bar Aye aiiss saRrss1 u Crescent City got
ID wa tt4nlIe soaf8tg, fo&a. liberal reward Will
be slEssfta xaz persan Who sil retusa saaa eaia ~
Siyq Information q here he may be fonnd
Nov s*sh 1854 --zw. wM 74cKkOWN.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-24
Esfzx N ! 10 1T = tks.F =
THE HORRORS or THE DRAFT,

.sss.s i ri IN ise ~ asssisfs ttna xiHsvs. 1
sous sHefing scenes Ia soupaetisa
aish BE draft occur 10 our streets every
,ias, but ysstegliay The parting heEsasn .
Lusbanl and &lfa Mas The most afIscsiag
anl asax1 Eepalng sxhibllsoa ne have gel
wlsasssesl.. She aas aslieatc scuAan,
.saamingIy act long fss this world, aud a.
Ishs sAeashs 81 parting from Der husband,
psrhaps peyeg more. 81 meet % eaFths
flashed across her minds she gave way TO
"a most lasffiElag ard agppisiug bursts
ct grill. And rel EhsFes were some 10, the
= ljiaiaiug erawd, ghp are very eIaaueat -
kuAt The evils Ut slavery in separating
femiiiss, who ssaodh h an lausbed u lsa
ssens. sseh creatures are nos hamaa-
IIasy 81 Yorye taaa bFutes cysa Gen3s /,
phqsa Il Eaa.d BE- vile llbsl 90 tha Lu-
lasa raee 70 yRli men. #.s.
!. As Tie pa i, heart .hrnken Woman hgsg
iii Fassl3aate aud tea4FpE agony u ,lsr
Ia saand, perhaps keg sale sapnaFt, we
soal moi .hslp fasLiax ia orr inn asthears
sas Eiekedanas 0f tha policy that has
FFEgIsEed shls kkiag necessity. Thqsa
y]hn ,ass wsasth. @aatsgg 10. ssaape tae
;'hHsaeas y VA Ehl5s hasa aad Infamous
/ - imp III st1q TIC p9ar Rl2J Lapssssil
| peVs hGI tbIy 5asy 477a.,isa deE Waen III
Ttaaga viii eoals oas Of t1s9 qtAeF side Of
Ehoir uggThz. IEEEg Is q tiJt IN heavetI
anG kli5 gsflsssea9sa wl.l net ss4aber fot-
eYcEs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-24

George Augustus Sala says la bis
CORES pprapnce f8r Il London paper, "The
American Ebyreh 10 going 10 the dtvil.2'
Tue London ,Siar says "Those who ara
acqud intef sid DIR. snla's liets. and
WITH sha fefsur of bis religious zeal, will
APPRECIATE 10 the full the yAluc Of Bis
opinion.n ~ s1'...'s =. 80.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-24

-
s. WAR GSS+ SeoTT 1tsI&Ks esg HAaELsr.
|. "a gs-9'TAe hiosrap by q, Lisats aant Gem,
eFas Wi6fel Seott. pc 2agsa hY Liqse,f,
Fepvoi 19sa i - aria \, 10 ss isgary arE II
written Us ia and M Is bed u, Eha n
~ snal IatgIl lggR or AaaaRy - = sgL In
that IL tiei8 tenasAk seast c9p ieanus rs
!, nc "a L th2 aFisl u Any eiii4 D not
10 to- mitltsry seTyie9 rs caart martial.
Rete4tlRE "a tae 3sh add 6ih amena meats
Ut The Eoasti;niioa, he says
Z, Ia lksSe aERenEimsD1s do not expressly
seizure lac eiiizau, not Belonging to an
,rtay, from to- pAsss,5iiity Of hsias irog-
ged 6eFoFe Il council Of var, ur court
Jasr.ial fas aaY ufinc, * an any pretenss
Whatsoever, then there can be re sec ITity
fer any aamaa hight uader luman inesi,
tatiens. Congress and thl- President
could MOI Il lhey Esrs en#aiaoa5, Prp.
claim martial laE oEer any portion Of
Inc United States withoa4 hrst throwing
these amendnents into the fire.
Ii is ynlgagiy supposed, particularly BIZ
those who, "dresaed ia q litle brief aa.
lhoaity, and lust for more, that the
supervision Of The habsas corpus lets in
upon the eisiz rs martial law. The sas
pension By Congress you'd, certainly, Tor
the tiHDe, cnRbla power TO hQiI citizen
incagecrated Siihaas Cause and wiIbput
trial hat, ii brought TO Trial, il lans1 be
before one III abe ordinary courts Of The
land. 10y, ..s.-s.=
| tsee Autobiography Of scptt, yol. II.
page <JS.I r,sz -ssss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-24

as1 Aasag che lasgs nanl'er of men whO
: were excused from ssryiag sstheir coaA-
sasY'sAy lhs exami0iag snrgeer ,xas . @an
swhe bad best swo or three fFons teeth; but
otherwise bale antf hearty. Thia-no doubt
mas Ali right under the laws and inssFac-
sieas sfrem Uasas Abs's dsparsaaaas of
ssasaes aaa dasb. while this man was
sxe1sed' on acosunt of ths los Of TIVE
see thrss tech, n Looked passing strange
- us 10 see . @aa ssaeptea who had not
~ soosA m hrs hsad.. $500 g.
SAsse tirass when Uncle Abais sore-
ly prMed for msn jt-gouid sRem as II it
wsxa& samaisaay ssceAsiiy'' ~ take .
-mAa sswaso nsEa bite aa . q barter cf a
bssaaaof tobaec5.fFsasa goo'i s'52d rias
s4set aid II Tr5at Teeth. But th.a,
way mnst Asy saadzs 80 on ssi{ulias EssD-
tesplss- aad of ahs elgifidgs must ba
sassen Foff @fsh ths front teets, and il
.wSuld be sltagsshsr too baEbroas and
.tas sbssklag - tba hanAas p seHslhia-
faaasss& 4ae boss busshsss Of snaakiDa, to
have ii bitten or in sssy other Hhy.
- r. Fa - ~ a. . EF - 7 s.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-24

Eeing desIFens sf closing ant cur iafds. vs. hsxs-
SsA sss fSr aals 80 aefss helms use ss1IA nail 81
60 ssa&h EzsisquaTskx Ut &eezlan niEsS EHTzs{hip
76, Esxkh IT R&nxs 81 Weak Of Gk& Gis 81 "a Far
tiaa wishing ~ poErh ass gs same. ere2uhAts III
deSoMkE e&as$F eEfss ssfss kbs Uoansy %xaab@ss@ OF
shabs EaEEss, wfshlA % 3Ag = - ben 1as ssss wsM
opeu the .4tnx and complete the esntrae4
EG~Pynpoazls 30 be fnarxed sfffds fer ~ 8Sae4
EsMas y A4@ MACK = BmaxMeRA.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-24
maRaOw MARa.AwU,

4waAoyes. ~ q sEssl.s tlEssaaea PssA Hess
SIX s1Sz~sss, II szs \ laksgfs~~v
wrIa%xyax Geaey sarh r14ssA, #sa To- g etsfr
u sxaxiae Wehare alsa r8aslnes All, Gag ~ "a
yoas Is ssa4sa@ @Aesas - %sfEEas
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-24

..- IN sEsAs sssAax Aaass,

~ SxDNS RxEx0zsu - pnxxw easa n, -.
sas.ss. $500 e - -. s.ss sssasss i =
lToss sTs i s Il ssassis Ne ss...~ d. !,
s ssss' s ss "a IN ss.s. q. ~ ptF..
ssand La gaaaaa w&s Ak<y ~ a. sAoss - 7.
a 40 the assnAse Yabassssas VIII 3.
ssasA and = azsxssz ss.Ieiets ~assA ssshIs =
|feneh ) sAsy Isxs, la khk z&nss ses4lasAe sasss
REEas3EMs AMB sssRK NO DO soos,
g xxLIx1Lx, AID sgiAx 10 Do coon 1
AAxn cAGa11 no RAkks
xED eAN&0x 10 HAkM [.
E NJ &s the aasst ssstaAts Ssnssltatlsss
ssnss YsrisSzaaI pFspA slsg certainly pssaaes "A,
frsxasar rsSMx " A$kHxFs n takea aAT Or sKs L.
IEa3e ~ ex4s<xst psgfe& - II = aaSim d d,
I'D &c. sass ssss a., a.s ear
assss. N tie issssasa, II ii H. =: "a sa: -
CAUTT0Ns CATION, |
gssr u safssa sAas ! ssssaaiee my DROPS 70
eaass. shgn<h care shaaad BE- Gaksn ~ z.csrEs. p
SfExM aET - xsk asa ~ Fhess DEfsRs wq..4
| szrs 10 produce EaiscarFssgr u kaksn whlti l.
ssssssas and ~. afs esatis@ad g sAsass liza
av.: siis ~ - gaa isss e -
TO mARsED LADIES
EgAsy are pscailarsy saAptsd - tary bsins Ia.
Ymsasass perish wfxh sssa seyfsas ssgasaEsas
ssK esaia sarnlab ass aaaaiAE8 Of tsssiaaMfals 4
fFssa asg gau p@t4aass, bat ths pxae&IcR
4aEg ,EsssAx svuxhE u ee44+lsas saaS ssfuss sts
BabsAe1s - prryasent, ds nas &snast i ssssaSI-
~ wrsK IN rixR
| BIZ vase TX TsAR
- w1ss y El44E .as.
AR wFsR 4a~TIMRs y ~ "a
Lei yss /. ees !: ~
D. sssssasa lAas sAa % i1sspssas 1-T,il F0sr Al
aiefsd fFkka& Featersa fhe he5En 81 ks@BIk ysK
eaaeeks ai1a EaeFshy ep@feF 3 fsxoF a@Sre TsIgAh
thaa gaia. FsF FaSassi % tsanay A~nstrHsti"aG
I Is 1uxs the thfAE HAYS Aafw IN my mlDd az
Stance u a ssay NaShad bass sssEsSlpE trsa paIE-
Ffni Msn&ffaytioA twaa 81 ssf years. 6NnAuiHE kt
To her No. M asrA tiEas. ekk aad applied to
s = = 3 81 49, ses 9si.s si A'a ''
loss B0FSsA CEkEH
oAE soTTI.S EuRKS
g. - 49, =. 49, @a
81 HtEs4stEvsxy sase-
Stag Ia , \ .srts. sv i. Ts
80 Z q II -. T. 49, .ss.,.
sssa,a u s.sss ~ sss ssss s's4 =. AR
II
l~4psrissceg Asgyetsa ay9 - " ssausss snd Anaii!
irossuA rsIes sssas...s ~ erszpzsur'-
Fly tesuHaztsSA asiseE@hss fig.s
D. aAss sas7sr fssrs n - kaxxMss<ss4es w@es
fasessaarms Ssyas pslisr I'D T~ssk avs sssss,H
Ayaass PsrfedSc2s gfups wifi Eexazaan hsa Sessr
s4xufs q IS heasskg essaFsf saa
DO aos Bs gMPasxp uPesE
Nd Assr M8 GMPsMxn CPoS
y shese wha h4gs stsss svepswas ssszs maIra sA'T
desiFe % sassa - uissss - sEsEEta see y0Ps-
/ l4rity 68 ~ nFDw - N&n4 - SHNtKaM ysa ~
/ ply - has got eAeSs eaahr nske hissszs ihs-
-; $50 ss ss &C Z. ss &C 80 s 1891
s.s. - &C - g sEszss -, .,-
aa tie 4tssetloas watch nj wTapxs4 xF4szssa saca
sostie-& &usas asssfs Ass fhsssst ssf -
wase af csaHsexfelta--4EhM%Mss fer stse BY ever
axazsia sa essz zEza assAsgy s els pes essaie,
xga wasb rsaasf saHs ne asass
Dr. SNO. T. EY0as
Rsaszspsza RAgsiessRs ks~ BsxeHs paaA.
esss ssss e@uszM asssa esAessmszss aEe diseases
sA<s yspgsssasas ~ ~ assass9 @
ss scs aT8vs ass &C.. 8os5sa !; D. = sarnss \
CO.. n ~ Yrs lard . sasiih rhlsasss wsalssals
I agsaGs III ur4 -. - sn
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rae Ladies Favsrlts Tor IS Tears

sbne &tsfNEpt a.
aQnErys REgggeTy
foF evefy psTfE.sak = ahaa&sApsas Ttsas asSnr
@osGa she VI her VI sss &sask a.
Ao4eacssszaes t@b ygzEr MAsszane xassa sar@l
1tfh dfsgTxsss IN 81 Fk 8esE
BaawtsG Lg s0ss Ss5g Tms gogMsa. So
esaes sgsesassy xasA ssssA@g
DHa@ESAE Mx-ssE. wssrsh % gear. ess@aT " sx.
Rz4Res yubsirh sbA ssoxsssn& aaussss szA shs sss-
scEiBeFs 70 ssass ge& Il e<fsse go nssssF szasfss
tsaraeg5ns lcF IsAszsRA 4ssssNs sszas4AsESag vile
G4s1ey.
Fxsasass srssa MssHsN. A. r. Stewart = CO -
Nee E@ss sas8 aa3sax4assss sassESaussS awPsat "a
Essslsf, sass Gals n awszsa@ ehaa hss tas@Ha-
StAsss xmAAaans ssssas ne Ssssh<sasa Hssdle, Il
kew Yask.
| ka64sess @annssa We give A&as@ as Sfseni fu 8
year sAaa anx S&es AsmaMsaes Kss kaE4s ssts LsSy
Baek enaakes every tszfY 70 be her s~a a4Aart NJ
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-11-24

liz aiftsEs -E1 4A--zGa.~ -&-lG.@-L-stt.-14t
ga eTW. 8. Bnrks sAYs, @W'e win fight
' sen sas fgss spsg M. "a Pas, the Cog
Tatitasaaa and shs lsaas al sAs Eaieaal
III psus slsals apes@sysssss ~ s5sash Caro-
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POLITICAL cA1IcA4unx no. 4
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AND RESOLUTION
-OP THE
Nevada Union Convention.

Upon the entrance of Nevada into the National
Cnlon feeling deeply the Importance of taking posi-
ion such as TO Inspire confidence In our sister states
and 10 rebuke treason to our nationality be 1t open
or nsidiouS and to sustain by our rst acts IN the
capital Of State the integrity OF our country, the
honor Of our Government and the glory Of our Tree
institutions, We do resolve as follows:
Resoiued, That the Union party OF the state of
Nevada recognize no political differences In this
hour of our cOuntrys trial, and cheerully enrOlIs
among Its members every Citizen native or adopted,
who prefers his country to party who Is loyal to the
Union and In favor OF coercion and the suppression
OF the existing rebellion by the only sure means the
concessions 10 rebels with arms in their hands, and
who Is willing to use the last man anu the last dollar
ifneceSslty demands, " maintain and preserve the
Union Of the United States Of America,
Resolred, That Abraham Lincoln and Andrew
johnson are worthy leaders Of the Army OF the
Union. that the platform and resolutions adopted at
the Baltimore Convention, holden June, lS6i, meets
our hearty approval not only in their general tenor,
but especially in their advocacy of that great ncces-
Sity TO our Western Empire-a Pacific Railroad.
That placing ourselves upon the platform, We chal-
enge all conerS to wTest from our grasp the eleCtO-
raj votes of the virgin State of Nevada, predeSned
to be given by loyal hearts and hands to the mem-
berS of the Convention.
Resolved, That We favor the passage OF laws Secu-
ring the general education Of the children In the
State by means Of free common schools, believing
intelligence the only palladium OF Republican Gov
crnment, and nflaws guarding the highest right and
privilege we nave, the elective franchise, from the
influence Ofpowcr, money and fraud, and Of further
laws that shall preserve good faith between the peO
pie. by enforcing their private contracts In the spirit
and power they have made them. and In such cur
rcncy as they may agree upon, and Of such laws as
shall secure in detail the strict economy enJoned by
our Constitution, and the most exact accountability
of all public officers to the great source of political
power, the people.
Resoired That our wise and beuehcent Govern
ment has always exhibited not only real generosity,
but true policy in refuinlng from the sale OF the
mineral lands, and In permitting their use, oecupa-
tion and development BY labor and capital That u
Is to be deeply regretted that traitors in our midst
are using the wealth derived from an indugent coun-
try IN attempts 10 su6vert It's institutions and ber-
ties and that while deprecate any general inter
ference by the Government with the existing state
Of affairs still the proper exercise of righteous In
dGAtIon against such inErateS should excite no sur
prise. but would meet with the hearty approval oi
loyal men.