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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-11-09
Milton aud montgomery Free Turnpike

A special tax levicl in tho Townships of
Montgomery, Portage AMI i.iberty, towit:
on all lands within one e-fourth Of milo on
each si,le OF said roa |. ten cents per acre;
on all Ian lsiwthn the second fourth OF a
mile on each si,le of said road, six conts
per acre; on ali andswithin the third fourth
Of a mile on each side of said road, three
cents per acre; and on all lands within the
fourth quarter of milo on each side oil
said road, two cents per acre.
Free Turnpike Road from the Liberty
and MiltOnvilIe Road south to County
Line.
Three cents per aero on NIL lands within
one mile Of said road, and two ccnts per
acre cnall lands on the half mile next ad-
joining.
ROllersviIle and Portage Free Turn
Pike.
Two cents per acre on all lands within
ono mile Of the road. and one cent pei
acre outside of said first milo, and within
two miles Of said road.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16
war rnr Dyke NEvrn wrrr.-The /

WHr THE Dslse NEVER WEEr-The
reason why the dying never weep is because
the manufacturers Of life have stopped for
ever; the human system has ceased its
functions. In almost all diseases the liver
is the first mandatory that stops work;
one by one others follow and all the foun-
tains Of life are at length dried up; there is
no secretion anywhere. So the eye in
death wecps not; not that all affection 10
dead to the heart. but because there is OF
. tesr-drop in it. any more than there is
moisture on the lip. tss4-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16

- PRixrrse.--Job Work of all kinds, hom the
smallest cardte the largest sized poster, execufed
in the very best style. on the shortest notice snc
the most reasonable, terms at this once. Orders
re respectfully solicited. i.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16

CLAsss Sash + Puttyfer sale cheap BY
III tftis7 - Buck & Texs.I
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-12-01

THE MARRIAGE MARKEr-Msndsy
Evening In the abscence Of heavy ~.
ternal embarrassments there has bseofs
much better feeling 10 connection win
the Marriage Market, bachelors hsvinG
risen from the extreme point Of dvprssl
sion consequent on inquiries being na1s
as to- state of bankers accounts aHempA
ed by the partial return Of confidence and
the low level Of Airtations, offeys hass
advanced, and matrimonial specsisasss
have proceeded to close cpgsgsmeuts.--.
The flow Of talk into tho Bank of Tattis
proceeds steadily, and is likely to .son.
tinue for some time. A good busissss
was transacted in Foreign Counts and
Native Colonels. Captains are looking
up, aud Corne,s are depressed. Gov.
ernment Clerks and STAFF Officersi sue.
prisingly active, particularly At lsaeh.
Spinsters shy. Widows advancing.
Mammas declining. Both Blopdss I'D
Brunettes looking upq Piccadilly Wssn.
ers in high favor. Good hsrssvoAp
mounting; aud ladies of literary tusn sf
mind nowhere. 81 4l5 mn4t
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-12-01
franklin AAlxlng Cor wosle,

When youth, Frapklin went to keas
don, entered printing office, and is<
quired if he could get employment.
"Whsre are you from I" asked The
foreman.
"Amerioa,' vas tho reply. = go.
"Ah," said the foreman, "from Amor.
lea A lad from America seeking en,s
ployment as a printer Well. dSryou
really understand the art Of printiHe!-
Can you settypsl" - egAara7sic
Frapklin stepped up 70 ono al ~
cases, and in very brief space of. tiaG
set uplthe following passage from tn 1spS
chapter Of John: sra q. II sorAl ,.sr; 1
"Nathaniel saith unto him, css say
good thing come out Of Nazareth f--
Philip saith unto him, come snd sst.n"1
1t vas done 50 quickly, 90 accurately
and contained q delicate rsproef - sD-
propriate and powerful, that il AaroAss
gave hin, character and standing wit1, ~
in tho office. .-a. ...r.si.aT ~ H..
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-12-01
A Scene worth Conside,inx.

Years ago, the ofice Of the o,d tdse0f > :
was in Hanover sdnare, near the cpfpA{ !,
of Pearl street. It vas 4 place Of 'fesol11 v v
for news and conversation, especially, u "
the evening The evening OF FetirsSY
Is, 1915, was ceit, and at . late .Aosa
only alderman Sebra and anothSt 'ks4a
tleman weto left nth father. Lsbk, a. y y
genius of the place. Tho Office Ne . .
about being closed, when . pilot rushed y y
10, and stood for moment SO e6ttSlf =, =,
exhausted as to be unable 10 speak. aa' ~ =
"He has great news" exclaimed Nj !.
Lang. ~ .,-,.. ,..-I' ~
Presently the plot gaspiigsOt btsssSf fd'
whispered intefigibly- ~. ,'.1'y, ,'s.sl@,
"Hatei peace r'' 80 - s'ilns'
The gentlemen lost ttcir breatk II i,st
as the pilot gained his. Difecth teS !, !.
pilot was able 70 say '* ..Hs', ''' ''e'',
"An English sloop is below. with iekS a o'
Of treaty of peace ~ ~ :, -s|'s 5s"'
They say that Mr.. lang exclaimed ID ,,
greater words than he ever used before
and AL hands rushed into Hanover >
square cxclaiming, "Pe,cc rEAcE - '''
The windows few up-for familiss
lived there then. No sooner were the
inmates sure Of the sweet sound Of peacs,
than the windows began to glow with
brilliant illuminations. The orj Of
"Peaoel PEAcE!' spread through The
city at the top Of all voices. No 0us
stopped to inquire about "fres trade ss1 u
sailors rights" No ono inquired ~besA. c
er even the national honor had been pss.
served. The matters by which bokslt 4
clans had irritated tho nation into the
war, had lost allthcir importance. II @ss
enough that the ruiuous war waS ever. :
An old man on Broadway, attracted by .
/ the noise to his door, was seen to Suil
down . plucard, "fo Let" which had '
long boen posted up. Mover was thsssr
such JOY in the city. Afew svenisas
after, there was a general illlminstisa,4
and although the snow was . foot dssb a
and soaked with rain, yet tho 7sttseis4 /,
were crowded with men and xos4Sdtc
eager to see and psrtske Of eseiyihine !;
which had in it the sight OF taste 81
4, Peace. .--Netc York Printer. .~5 Ion fad
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-12-01

MAMADuKE's CApToR A BoY.-The
rebel General Marmsduks wrs captured
by 1 little boy belonging to one Of the
Kansas regiments. He at first refused
to surrender to an "inferior officer" but
was Immediately persuaded to do So
The lad brought him to Gen. Curtis
headquarters, where be introduced him
self, much to the surprise Of al, but
especially Of the boy hero. Gen. Curtis
ssked the boy how long be had to serve
before bic term Of enlistment would
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-12-01

Nor AT HOME. .-"Is year father q
home ?" inquired man of the liatls gjsi
who admitted him. 10 your sans
BiIl?' she asked. "Soms people call M
So" replied he. ''Theno he Il nes -
home; for l heard him tell John il asy
bill came to say he wss not 1t homs."s
People have little gratitude to those
who speak tho strict truth Of them. The
bald wife Of Seleucus gavo six hundred
pounds to poet who extolled the beauty
and nrofusion Of her hair z ss asf
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-12-01
BE ware of Ra w Pork

A few days since we observed 4 batolt.
or tasting some raw sausage mcN 10 his
shop, and the act was inam ediately assoI
ciatcd in our mind with a singular look.
ing bottle which DR.. Hallett, Of Brook.
lyn, has standing on tho table ID biz
Office. When we first saw thiS bostft we
supposed it contained strips Of some
white bark very nicely prepared. But
DR.. Hallett Informed US that it was Z taps
worm, which he had recently taken from
the bowels Of q man who had contracted
it by eating raw pork in Califorpfst i.
The old readers Of the Scientific Amefs
lean will remember that tho origin of
tape worms in raw pork wss pci6ted ou1
10 the pamphlet Of Dr.. Weinisnd. For.
tunately, the tape worm is very rare, NJ
when it does occur, il IS caused BY eat
ing raw pork. k.-Scientife An,eriean. .
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-12-01

tfssseusss Js1f1l Qnn :
fsorss, housy; VIM. cids1: 4I;El
CLASS fa-Buiter, lC4$ss EgtI
Cream, Head Cheese, Sapngsl, Riekta
Pigs Feet, Soar Krout, PisfJi1 81 1vsQ :,
variety = :. : =
Class G.--Bread,, Frst cakea Plain
! aud Fancy Cakes and confscsionsry, Past.
~ Of oil Aiuds, Tea, Coffee, Cocoa, Rngay
Spices, &c, &e. --..~-,,~.-,..-s~---.-~
Packages should be plainly maslaA
with tho names and residences e 44e
donors, and addressed to The .Na1nE
Western FIeedmen's Aid Conn
SO Washington Street, Chicsge1 H. "a
For the Fair" II uoti4o q ~ FL
,neut is sent to Rev. ]. :. SAt8se1
Corresponding Secretary, y will y -
knowledged BY return mail. Ma
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-12-01
WM. ELLIOTT,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE and General Col.
q leeting Agent. Applications made for
Back Pay, Bounty and Pensions
of discharged soldiers, or for the heirs Of de.
ceased soldiers. No charge made unless the
application sis successful. Office in the base.
meut Of the Court House, TIrToH, Iowa. May j
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-12-01

transpire. The reply, was, "cight
months The General Immediately
wrote him furlough for that time, and
presented him with the horse, revolvers,
belt and sabre, Of the rebel General.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-12-01

easy conscience, the sssil entcrprisipg
Edward Stephens accumulated aares pecs.
able fortune, nrsch Of which was spent in
charity. a-afa1s - 6@.f ca q
Philip sidoey aied in'ls47, aud Ed
ward Stephens 10 1864. bfa g's'
From private solfeewe have all the
facts we have recorded. ..ra'f g.
Is not 'truth stranger than Action!' Fl,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-12-01
EXCHANGE OFFICE.

CVSHT DRAFTS ON sNRW YORK CAN BE
- had Of the Subscriber In sums to suit Rar-
xhissrs.a Certificates Of Deposit. and Drafts on
Enssern Cities, cashed. American gold furnish
ed at q small premium. -."s =,.'
~ once over Holtslander's store.
II ti''ss -AWM. IL. TUTHILL.
Tipton. Iowa: July lst, 1860.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-12-01
]. r. KENNEDY,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, TIPToS, Iowa.
Office, first door west of Reigart McNa-
mava's drug store; Residence, two doors north
Of the steam mill. lonlsJ
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-12-01

CURGEON DENTIST. Artificial OYY
y Teeth on yulcanized Rubber; 1lID
also, Hunters or Aliens Continuous Gum and
block Work, il desired. Office over Childs
store, Upton, Iowa. 9n2l
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-12-01
JOuN. e. YIrTJIII.I.,

uv JOHN. e. EI)TIIII1.,
TUsT7cE OF THE PEACE, Norsxv PunL,c
II and TNs,.nANcE Agent. Participating Poll
cies issued on reasonable terms. Once with
the County Treasurer, in the court house.
Tipton, Iowa, Sept 10th, 1868. (nS6vloy']
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-12-01

AOvEHTIsER JOB DEPARTMENT..
u.v,n. purch.sed alarge stock Of Printing Materta
ve are prepared TO execute every variety OF
Plain and Ornamental Printing.
w., su,n,sb an short notice, DssDs, BoNDs, and
,,,ctaS nrs Of svsey description, n nest and
stisfactory manner. isHH tee.#7 e ! .s sa5h4 r~
.serT7 oIvE % \ TRIAL.h
= vvsNy1IL. +4r.ss# mel q. W. G. GILLETTE.
siaaa BULL \ GILLETTE,
ATfi1RNEYs 4 COUNsELLORs AT Law.
a0sssos oyss P1Arr 4 sRlcsEs osricE,.
~. snffrYsR : . srrrroS1 Iowa, es.ta.. r n45
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-12-01

N THOSs HANNA, =
IN, a.. ATTORNEY, AT Law, ..
MUscArIWEs: u: J: :IONA. .,yu
Office, No. Oil Second street. Particular atten.
lion given to collections in Muscatine, Louise,
Cedar, j Johnson aud Scott counties-titles exam.
,ned, taxes paid, &c. ar f.. .s-.
nag II .t}F,.-, ,f#ta -,sg e.. ~ .,,. Ms
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-12-01
10. porunocr .E5sEE W. p. WOLF
-,>Rothrock 4 Wolf, ,...
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
10 10 Upton, CEDAR COUNTY, IOWA. 1

sYLVANUS YATES,
ATTORNEY AT-2AW,f TirTox, Iowa.
1ITlLL promptly attend to all business in.
w trusted to his care. Particular attentio on
paid to collections. tn4ll
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-12-01

patee Of Advertising: i. =,
,LOCI.,.r,n Z n6sl q uAea
r.ch srbsequent insertion per square, 40
1.sasrSi 1n,JhsAA, ia ,ri4#gsN aoifi.H 4I I
!. SvssI.t ,aTsA azI1 ,9ayI ,s.@ .
: "rivs Shnths, lafaGa.sEt ssen 'd 6.0o
? ~ IS i"aas bea" .s9ia' aotass u az
. ,.S,e lyeast 1881 iEsTala' aR tRssi 20
1..a.~n lyssssA ,gtaafcs "a ,4asF - Zs. * ~
HaAeolsnn, year, aat ,wsea4 @ai 900
oagtsr columns year, ag ~'O'
r,s I,srs, Or less, Of Minion, mate : 'auAre. va
.u..H...icral, snd other Rcards, Of fssy lines, sr
Law, M II. and for each Additonaliine, o1.- ..
'a,,sS,ssissnssssp published unsii ordered oas' and
charged accordingly. W a. M nf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-31

The Republicans Of Council Bluff car
ried everything ut the Municipal elscsion
heid on Monday last. Their majority for
Mayor was liz. The Cops didn't get
q smeli. Council Bluff has hsresofose
basn anti Union. Hail, City of The Slope!
We admire you.-Dss No iass Register.
In this City The s0Osessfal siekes was
called the @Uni0n Ticket" not q man
Ga it was run as Republican Mr. Bates
the so-ealled Union candidate for Mayor,
has heretafors ranked ~ an Oh Lac
Wing, OF Democrat; sad has evsn with
Ia . year past denied the sofs impeach-
msns Of being a Rspablieap or Abolition
isk Hs has in timss pass, hated Abeli-
siom e. maeh 50 the Devil hates holy
water. Bot tia R@gisssy knows whereof
IL speaks, and Of eoarss Mr.. Bates has
goas sxer body aad brssehss to tbs Re-
pzblicAn party.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-31

~ vtKsaa % . speaaf execution y ne azrs<4s
Masn kAa sazns Of the OisrksE ks pistzs1s 0eaTt o.
Rss4sxsttzz@s& G@Nasys Iowa. kA&ai proceed tg
ssai % MAa&zy ne 4fst Dag sf MkFea A. D, lsza
easwuep tas kpars sk u osetsck A. A., and 0'csE
r. n 81 szaS cay In ssant ef 1he county FIRES
HxaTss elseas III ths eiss nE CSxuGsi Riafs, EAs "a
sowinz described Real sstAte o. Mesh GkElIEs2y
Harris, te-wtt 81
the 4 u the y i as y u 81 lhsSSk IA
Of khs Sha Of the AID tst
70 Il % khe s i ia ss<tisa 10 T0Rnshif u
Rage - wcgs- #I.
The . Of tbs ss 4hs w oi ths = tas
} " e7 the u TIE 4 q 81 Sac \ and tas = :
Of tas q \ in iascsaan 10 xawnnh1p n Range ~
west, all sitEasea he Fats4wa tssznIs CeEatT, l0Fh
Taksn NJ sAe kfuparts sa Mesh b GhrlstszJ
afris 90 aatisfy ! spscsaa exscutipn IL iAyas 4
wiiiiAza W waIlimgham- Sale 10 commence 81
saEiecR p. ~ % SAID Gag.
o. yOoKaIs. shtEIf
Beaaeii sawzs, Ea@a Rsefmayy 10, 1884, ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-31

TAs Senate hsss PASSED the amsadsa
gold bill aashsrisiag he Secretary Of the
Treesasy 10 sell gold that h nos needed
90 pas inasrsss Oh ne pnbiis asbs. IL 70.
naias for Ehs Hoass 70 eouear In shis
mates, whiah IA probably will.
What shs s6sos viii be 10 II hssd 10
say. Geld rose Last wsck to Ito, and
fsIl 70 LA. II might havs been TIE re-
ssls OF shis bill or the cembiaatioa Oh
Wall Stress. There ara those who bald
that no powss On earth can. eQnsxol the
movements Of sAs pssaieas Z h In this
soansxy, when ws are creating spaper
nonsy1 I'D isfaitssa. Thsrs u o Sxed
lAw, . lsw ~ immas4his - thai which
sussaias tie plants ID thsis orbits, gov-
srning the rslssioa u raid % paper The
latter - steurreeeys nass b MAIDS 60
represent gold, and whsn he papss is-
aus h ssa sinss 9 great % de geld
which gives q credit, he sAlsa 81 thai
paper issas muss dspFssssta, and Tee
biIs fsll, y II shs iassGasgs Il TIE day,
Roid nnsA Kieas $50 ,s
We look for he tsss oil tbs praetisal
results III tAis biz Eith grssl iatsesss,
daabtinf thai Ii NIL hsiag gaid dsNs
pwmansetiy. e. lonx q VI havs % lAxge
- am0anl OK bridesmaids sm1nnay
a1saa - He4est 1snk kPorfsr. 81
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-31

FAaATTCIsa ALWAYS xaz sAMz.--Ts 10
rslsssd OF RobsspisErs shas On his bar
ing thai the decree of the Coayansion OF
France thsa all Hfrseborn Freach citissas,
ere equal before the law,n (which was ia
fact making mnlasoes equal with the
xhisssl vas treated With contempt by the
asnssaa Assembly Of &c. Domingo, be
rashsa to The Tribune aad shoassd, ssPer-
ish the eeleaies rather than saeriaea oas
iesa s2 our prineiples.s
Abraham Liaoofn wus aIaasad presi-
dsat, Horace Greeley declared In the New
York Tribsas better the destruction OF
afsy Uaions than the abatement Of sas
ios o. sistle OF the Chiosgo Piatform. %
Other bowling monssers are willing "a
sacrifice the Last man (sxespt shsnselsas|
and last dollar rather than there shouId
Be failure 10 carry out ma designs el
Helper Garrison, Phillips 4 Co. How
nsaoA better are such men than Robes
pierre and his associates In the blacklist
crimes S-Lackavaaa Register.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-31

80 1I1AmnxAxeAMDa osEngmnnGAxsseas.
Hodges IN r.. Jsurnal 81 Finssss
and Baak Rsperts d kssA l7tk thu
nakss up . saHAaE asAs osmlraial
and financial aswsbf I = xssk:
The New YoiA Bal s1IAanak ihii
wsek 10 20 follows; Loans, tlSo, 7ST,-
74S; increase, N 40, no. Specie, So.
7sl, t06; dearsases 4ts7s 80. Ciroasa-
san, 1s,s1s,807 iasrsssss Ga No.
Deposits. sloo, oAA. s77; issrsase, -.
%, 800.
Moasy i abuadaak and lsna@s sla&
. ~ 5 and psr ssns, Inassioa u ths
ssdx of he day. sash n exhibit = b.
hsnks naks tAia wssk insus@ spseala-
don ard high rst@. a Superficial view
u things would dsnots prospsrisy; hul
- IRE dsastag oysr The meath IL . vel.
cane. An sxplosion and iss ssgsias szFsei
ne mass aaAlly sxperisssss and dire vii
Be shs fass d tkSasaada xhs aka b.
heed Of the signs. When sAia sxplasisI
viii oosns dspssds upon sinsamssascss
bat thai d will come 10 - sars a. aish
foaiows day. Badness IL aourishing, he
ssis osammed, railroads fnll OF badness
and high casnisal RACES; bus ID saaasi
last. l
ssesks this week are lower shreughoa
sas entire iiss. Several large failures i
ths ssoek line tack place Lass wssk, hos
10 oaly lall; the ware rsesisd yssserds
30 sdvanos 10 morrow: Ia lsss than On
year with one thoasaad millians OF NOR,
Of eurrsney foassag evss the soanlxy, ~
sAall sac stocks and svsryshiag els
called property, vast deal higher, b
fore ne great collapse takes plaza.
With the gsssrai dssaias Of missslls
asoas securities this weak, 9svsramans
ssal on sympashssieaily, and there va
quite dispositions 70 cell, fearing TIA
no proas wouli be lsis 10 pssssas hand
anlss realised new.
Gold opsaed this weak as ie0, an
ssands now at f62,
There 10 aos mach doing In freighss--.
Europe 10 not demanding our bFsaassaH
vary rapidly, bas We are Consuming for
sigu prodacsion 20 the amount of som
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-31

~ virtue af sksse axscatlSaa to Eas dlEs1Ss
Ereaa she Osass Of sAs Caex& as passy1e4 CosF u
Festz@s&tsnaiskGuansy. Eaws, sAzIi process %
sell On Tsesaay sssa 2&4A day Of hAhcA 4 D.. 1884
assussa u @$Mss aE 20 eseiac& A. b. AID o'cbses
r.. n. 81 salz day Ia kroaz sf - soaaty fTeasf-
arss oaacs Tn sAsxssg os GeasaaF nlnaa ths faIsS-
ms aessxihsd 4sss Kzsa&s Ok Levi Gem lo-wlt.
Tn@ . " 90 too . n sse 40 xewn IS ragged
nlse the u pf sAs q VI i sc % tawa rs Flnsr a.
kAs pf tbs " sc 70 sswn s8sangs q vac
" 81 Inc . n sec ID t@axm No range u ssS
1act 10 she Hsaaassaa "a kssa eHxn So Fscorae4 i
tbs Msnef4es1s 0Gscs III FFEp8wxssaEaie CazzE
Eewz, es1tasaina ~ i&-l0a nerss ans being . pIT'
VI ~ aAs& described tagea 70 sxe tysess stew
o. tins recorded plat Of the sane Ratgated 10 Pgs
tawatssmie Cosn&g Iews.
xaksn - tia pgeSeftg Of I.swA aAan. to satist
said stsss 81 scuEis Rs 10 fasar ct A g. Gs3sveas
ssAs 10 esssmss$e St8 s'cssSk n. n an said alI
I2f @. To0R&JS, Sheriff
csxnSil slaEs, Iowa. FsaEaAEJ 3Sah, aes4 81
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-31

saA@~- y 8a8s4 - &tf1s k3&as
pcskst, rehs asfs.eeIsus videus oil their
piaaos sa3 steals shair siik dresses what
ON b fboaghs of sacA nAticn. They
~ Al fbbbsFs. Ii Point Ceapss, ahey
EdslissrG6sly fred thur ssanon upoa shs
parish shasch Nkiis che p@epas ware snr
I 81 Il xpsskip, id & fIosids shsy
ters - - 49, & - sssiess
from De sitaf II ~ living God, and
With anAsly hands pfustitassd them ia
Hsh4is flsh1 camps. II MI the rieh
koasehed4 fafnitars, and iewsls, and
sciny ~ plate, tkss the Fsosral oMcsss
hass lsssIss fsom The psopls of this Con.
tsassasF wsFs hseped INFO one yass pile,
| ID woal4 4etm xhuge 1aonnmant ut shAaxs
| q which the civilized and ekSisfian
wegad tsaid st&nd aghast Yes no Fed
sssl sd6esr hes ever sssn punizhad for
shsss rSbbsriss On the ao1trasy shsy
all hare bean promesed. The Besst, and
MOL Dsw, ard MiIruy, and Hunsw, with
hest ~ lssssT seeandrsIs, like Dndlsy
aad Kilhosa ssiil &c anwhippsd Of jus-
sies- The jswsls which they have torn
frsm M pessons oil the most respectable
isdiss Of sAe South, they nov oass for
sAls In the public marksss. The army
and shs nary rob-commanding xenesala
lard eemmsdoTes sssal. Some fAncy a
Likely Hsgfo girl, others prefer . gar
rage and horses, while third will saks
take yoar piaao Or your wifs's silk dress
lee. There is wild hnnt FOR plundsz, q
mania foE stealing, from the Major Cen
ssAi dewn to the kamhlsss private Ia the
ranks. And Ill this 10 done La tho nins-
sssnsh century, and eounssaanesd, yea,
spplsadsd, by the people who read shs
hibls and pssssnd Co DO CkrisEians! !.
Whsa Wssrsa Hassiags rsfurnsd to
EnglAsd with his skgrss dripping with
Indiaa bleed, and his pockets ailed With
Indian gold, he was met BIZ the eloquent
rssake By ef Sheridan and Rnrks and .
hoss Of noble Brisons. He vas sxratxns.a
ID che bas OF his oouasry, and impsachs<i
Of high crimes and misdsmeAnors. In
sloqasns, bnrning and indignans Ian
gasgs, hs was denounced a. tbs snsmy
Of naakiBd. There ID no Barks, no
Sheridan in the Federal Coagress. Bal
tho rohbax who rstarns from the Soush
with hundred cold murders upon his
soai and millioa. of ssolsa psopsrsy in
possession, is hsaored, promoted, fsaed
aad hsspasssssd with fulsoms praiss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-31

Bsies We pah1iSh kts~ iron Hes-
Il. Z. yArx4nnsnxAx. - shs publishsrs
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- - -
paxsaiiy asssf0ysa " = os y @.11s taa
"a soidiaRs.n Mr. VALx4AsDzaRAHl re-
+ asmuaads rspsgssls anon the pxopsssy 81
-. p..rhls.~.. i, IA 60 sshA.
ei'1' = -. =. = Tr,,. q
s<sua oatka9es ars 1zala s''Aa =
ne eoarsa which We dsssrmiasd % per-
! aus. ed nahliely aasoanssd. nh ahe rery
1.-.s-.. "a -. :. -. -.
a' -.
properly was inssffrsss ' Sssa Fl ssaui1ss
or others Ths ONLY eonrse lcfs Tor psr-
ssa 20 passus In sasa eases, 10 10 dsssnd
a. ..,.san "a ,,,,,.,.ysv IA sa,a ..,sa.oss al
"a 8 s....s-.a.-..-a- 4 !.
ass aDaiisy sna wen Ee 50 upoa sns
psrsons and property os those leaders
.who aoupaanaaas and izssssssa. ssaeh law
-.
800.
WfSpsoay ". WIS M@rea u AooSs
Asssfss Hssssrs sFsSaaFss DasssA oAas
GxRszExxS-I rssds several days ago.
the teieSrapAie announcement at the
Ssriddling0 Of the Esspsss elaoe BIZ Sur
loaghsd soldisrs.a ] offer you nc sym
psshy, for shss Will avail aoshaag nee o.
hsssAftss. | do express 70 yoa my pro
found ragrss sAaa yea were NOS prepared
TO iaaisa On the sp0s, aaa In shs midss Of
tia assaals, sas sozplsse paaisAmsas
which tho assail&nss &asssveds bat am
Krakiasd 70 aaaEa that soaas Ut tAsm did
soon after rsosivs their deserts. Bar
shass suwar1ly assa saanes always be
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-03-31

TEE DAHLagxs Issrxucr oss.-It ia
stated By Herald correspondent 81 Nor
folk, that 6aa. kilpalTiak positively At.
firms that the instructions found on the
person of The late Col. Dahlgren did not
sonsamplaIs the "asaassinationn Of Mr..
Davis, or any msmbsz Of his Qahinss, &c
Ia stated 10 the Richmond papers Bot
snly thai be should kill OF caass TO bs
killed. Ar. Davis, altar capturing him IL
be should attsmps TO make his escape.