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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-19
SAYINGS OF JosH nsaLsses,

AA1AHSS u 4USsf &fE6tN@&.
II Is highly important that whsa man
uaakas up bis mind TO heksRa q taakaI,
thai ho should examine hisself siaaly,
and see ii he aint better constructed for
phooi.
argT in this way. If a man ii right, be
kant be tto radikai, ii be IL rong be kant
be too cDnscTvatikfs
ssrrll the truth and rshsme the aesil,s'
now ug lots w people who can shame
the devil easy ennF, but the totheF thing
bothers 'ern. ~ Il
Itisa very delikste JOB sasw fergiyssa
man, without loweFin bim in biz ewn
estimation, aad yures tew.
Az4a giurrai thing, wben d women
wares the brItehes. she has n rights teAE
them. zt istgssr
am poor and / am Glad thai 4 ara
Tor find thai wealth makes more people
mean than ii does generous.
Wooman's influence is powerfal, aspes-
kiia when she wants anything
Sticking up yoar nose d9n's prove ans-
thing-for sbps t1iler when be L away
from bum, smells everything.
No one luves. .tew git beat, bat &c fsbesksr
to git beat than 20 be allas wFpag.
Aul kinds Of a bore are nuisance, bat
it is better TO bs bored With 2 inch or
ger, than a giulet.
Il il said i'that boss dJn't knew his
strength and doa's really suppose
that skunk does huther.
"Be sure you are right then g1 ahead, %
but ia case Of doubt 20 ahead any va.
Sekss and cgeeds Of religien, are fshs
pocket eampasse<, good enough 70 piaG
! Out the direeksh u, haE the nearer the
/ pole Y3a gil the was tha wirk.
Men aint apl 10 git kickt out Of good
society for bein ritsb. af ~
The road 70 rain il aiwaga kept in gnod
repair, aad Eha travellers pa the exIensss
Nv il.
If man begins life by being fuss La-
seaaat in his family, be mead never look
for pronnshua. a
The only profit there il in keepin more
than one dorg, IL what you caa naik an
tha bofd.
hayB't COT as much mummy as some
folks, but have gut as mach impaasaae
as enny " them, and thai Ia ths Tsexs
thing 10 mnnay. g..
II ainsE often that a mnn's reputation
oat-lAsts bis mummy. ss fRa 2.
Uoass missaka asroganse for sEsziom;
meany Eepil bave thos TIA Saa ~ssas wbsn
tia was eRly Eindy.
The maa sho kant git ahead Without
pulling others back IL a limited eoss.i
Wimmen will saRtimes oonfess sAsar
aims bag neyer no Ran 10 soafasa ksr
fauIss.
+ Young man, study Differences, Il ii tie
best card 10 the pack. isF S#R E s74sf
ITdnesta is The poor mans possk, sad
the rich mans puaJiag.
There 10 luxury sometimes In iealin
lansum.
There II only on adyantags thxg kMn
sec, IN gem sew the tieyil, and thsas ~
The FolsiI saAy, aad yos are saks No. sss
there. a
Lastly : 1 aus yIoieatiy opposed 70 as-
| dsnt spsriss as beYeTf3ge, bat Pr saafsa-
facsaring paEpnaza, a taiak . aszsAe ssias
tastes gerry rafai s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-19
CASADY g. EST,
Land. Collecting and Tax
Paying Agency,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA

Will pxy Taxes bsy AEf ket City sad Couatl
t1rIerS, IKE CBllsctaus, Furnish Abstracts ~ III
ftlss, Aat dss exsFyt lag pertaining to GeaeFal
AzsIacy.
W. ~. the ouiy complete ABSTRACT OF TITLES
at AZ IT. ESrkTE. embracing Deeds, MoFtgaEfs,
Tra~I Deed atI Tax Tltlss lFsetheE wish full aud
,,malste D,s-ket OF I'll Ju.iEm cT1's, DecTscs aud
X ExrcHItaa Satws ia PettaWe tIoasie CoHuky, sh1S-
Knz ali ta-uHbr 1nce<, Eets &ai defective utlss -.
~ cauv-y ,aeIas pgosnpstg attended so-
AHx. H. 1884 Il
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LOOK ON THIS PICTURE

ET"I HAVE NO PURPOSE, d.
REUTLT OR INDIRECTLY, TO IN
TERFERE WITH THE INSTITUTION
OF SLAVERY IN THE STATES
WHERE IT EXISTS. / BELIEVE |
HAVE NO LAWFUL RIGHT TO Do
so, AND HAVE NO INCLINATION
TO Do sO.h-President Lin. DIN in
his Inaugural address.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-19

g. The alept eeusplIsbrmsssaseea
the naisy. The lAil sf to ssEsiseaaks
makes asl sha noiss. hsss sissp Aseaadass
tie egesasioa. s u ses Il
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-19

CO. prenfiss shSaks she ssTsan4Sex-
e fbal Rows kfoa washiagt1s - n -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-19
+ il. PALMER,
LAND kTAx PAYING AGENT

coUNcIL BLuFFs, IOWA. 2
LeaI BaSlness tFansact~d, ia ALI its sFanehes.-
~ ta 6Arr ants - azhI ssIa aAi locatn; Taxes paid
= ir n1R-FssIdeats; Titles examined, collections
n Vie City Aaa Co zaty orders bought and sold Tax
Ssa p1id 10 Iha y r, and surrounding cpaatiFs.
81 REFEaExcEs-I A. jackson. Pre- 2ntI .. D..
" >Es9ot, GssAisr, Branch state Bapk " Iowa,
~ Saacii Bluds. fn4JIs-sI
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-19

eY NEITHER TIE PRESIDENT
NOR CONGRESS CAN EMANCIPATE
SLAVES ANY MORE THAN THEY
OAN GRANT BILLS OF DIVORCE. !"
e Gov. Hsnrg Dutfon.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-19

ton:
"THE GENTLEMEN MUST REMEM-
BER THAT IN TIE FIRST YEAR OF
A REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATORS,
WHICH CAME INTO POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS or REFORM AND RE-
TRENCuNIENT, THERE'S INDCBlTA-
BILE EVIDENCE ABROAD IN TIE
LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM
iDERED TIE PUBLIC TREASURY
VEIL. NIGH IN THAT SINGLE YEAR
AS MUCH Us TIE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES OF TIE COY
! ERNNIENT DURING TIE ADMINS
( TRATlON WHICH TIE PEOPLE
! HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
Of lrS CDRRCPTlON."
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rNPtoYasxT or SLAVES.

The employment of slaves for service
wish the array 80 teanfters or cooks, or
Id the way Of work npoI Notifications, or
in the Government xorkshope, Or In hos.
pitals, ana ether similar auties, vas au-
faorixed by ahe at of lTth Of February
last, and provision was made for their
ialpressmsna To b number nos exceeding
swenty thousand, II il shaaii Be found
aimpractlcable to obtain them by consraes
with the owners. The Law contemplated
the hiring npfy OF the fab5f OF shess
SLAVES, and Imposed op tho Govcrpncnt
the liability % pay for ne ssiuo 0f sucb
40 might be- iost 10 the nwnets from eAs-
uakities resulting from their Employment
IL ne service. q
Tka oct has pyudnteu lcss result thaa
was antieiphsed, ana further provision i
required to kenaes ID eiaeaeioas. Bbs NJ
present pasposa Ii 70 iasiss your sonsfd-
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STICK THIS IX YOUR HAT AND KEEF
ITTuERE!

The following confession was made p
the Hon. Mr.. Dawes, Republican mem
Der of Congress from Massachusetts,, on
the 9th of April, in which be exposed
the corruPtacss Of Lincoln's ad'niHistra-
ton
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conneetins with railroads. throughout Georgia Fori.
LEO. Merrll. com@andsr
VIRGO, Buckley commander
ZODIAC, Dearborn. commander.
The entirely new and fast sailing steamship LEO e now
Ds s. z East Issr h r apply
EoE SAVANNAH DIREcT-srAE LINE, THE First
ea1sS s win san nsr Is NORM foot
Of Cedar street. saturday 80 ats p NJ For
i % app"
FOR sAyANNAn.PIoNEER LINE.-cABIN PAS.
sage s2o deck $40 The and first class steamship
nver on Thursday, Decernbsr 8 s.sP NJ For freight or
, class r sss .p to LEWIS L Rsa
nah, Hunter Gamms d l.p'' - ''~'N' N''''-
E'oR CHARLESTON, s. CIRCULAR UNITED
L states an mail line of first class steamships
ANDALusrA .coss.
and the S SfASfs etTs and SATURDAYS
East On board d
ARTHUR LEARY, Is william street.
The New 1STs sS Ra..v and
is now receiving cargo and viii be despatched on wednes
FOR c gIA b g Z SOUTH S oAEoILNA
EMILY B. sotpE Ell Captain SI Il. fosk .rA'
MoNEKA, Captain VIM Msrshnan:
a.sr NJ from s. North FLYER invariably landing cargo
at Charleston on Monday morning.
Tho new and elegsn, !; ste 9 ao nm
Sail. on s kTthf = s pse rs .,.pM
For freight or passage with
LIVINGSTON, FOX 4 co: IA! Broadway
c1nsiEne.s It Gharis.o@Afsh rel, b; Getty Co.
NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA q STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
from pier 81 North river, foot Of Fulton street for
Steamers go to the wharf al Rchmond 80 'N - '''''N
The new and elegant Si nssGsh steamships
George W. Couch, commander,
leaves New York every saturday, .
SARATOGA.
Adolph 1, King, commander,
leaves New York every Wednesday.
Bills of lading signed at the wharf
9. HElNEKES 4 PALMoRE,
Goods 10 and from ali parts Of Virginia Norsh cayona
Tennessee &C. forwarded by the conpanys Agents tree Of
commission.
FOR RICHMOND CITY POINT MP Is, NORFOLK.
The new and esgant sidew,heei steamships
rv.rv s.,n mATfERsSi Captain Lewis Parrish
AIbEMARLEi Captain Il 4. Bourne
From pier 80 North river
az r q. by our !"
freight passage, having unsurpassed accennoda
LIVINGSTON, FOX 4 co.
Freg, received covered pier IS river all
Goods consigned our address promptly forwarded.
All bills OF fading signed on board the vessel
DORTLAND STEAMSHIPS--CHANGEO OF PIER-THE
i business OF the New England Screw Steamship Com
any Portland line Of will be removed jan
1866 from pier North river to pier 80 East river foot Of
Market street This wharf is covered with suhsan-
a waterproof building, naording thorough protection to
inward and outward bound cargoes.
IL. b. CROMWELL 4 co. Sc West street.
vNAPSCOTT'S
L EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE OFFICE,
-6S SOUTH STREET.
Persons wishing send for their friends have them
brought out either In steamship sailing packets from
Liverpool and from
LONDON.
BY THE X LINE OF PACKETS
Drafts Great Britain and Ireland from 81 and upwards
nj the lowest possible rates.
Apply to
TAPsCOTT BROS. h Co, Is South street.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

CNGLIsH BOOKS, ENGLISH BOOKS, ENGLISH
~ Books.-Just received, and now opening superb
collection Of and second hand English Books
holiday and standard Will be sold cheap for cash Al
EUNAN e basement, "a Nassau street.
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broadway THEATRE. BEGINS TX
GRAND HOLIDAY COMBINATION
TWO PERFORMANCES CHRISTMAS DAT.
LAST WEEK BUT ONE
OF the Great Comedian
MR.. y. y. CHANFRAu,
who In compliance with numerous requests, VIII appear
fWo LAST WEEKS OF HIS ENGAGEMENT
TWO GREAT ORIGINAL CREATIONS
"MOSE" and "SAM.n
This CHRISTMAS EVENING. at ~,
The celebrated local drama, in two aciS, entitled
NOSE -
Nose Mr. Chanfrau
To conclude each night with
SAM.
Laura. Miss Olive Logan
CHRISTMAS AFTERNOON, AT IL.
THIRTEENTH MATINEE OF "SAM.n
On Friday evening. December 20
BENEFIT OF DE WALDEN, AUTHOR OF SAM"
The eminent comedian,
MR. JOHN r. OWENS,
Will appear at this theatre Monday, January 3. 1888
A SAM MATINEE IL r. NJ. SATURDAY
IA AND XMAS AFTERNOON SECURE STATS NOW.
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THE HOLIDAYS.

A NNUALS. ALBUMS. CHRISTMAS BOOKS, CHEAP
n Catholic Bibles, from 81 30 to S25; Catholic Prayer
Books in fine volyet and bindings Catholic Story
Books, Rosary Beads, Statues Lace Pictures 6c Fancy
Articles. Games, &c, at ROBERT CODDTNGTON,S old
established Book Store S66 Bowery door above Fourth
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DRY GOODS.
ATw. r. ROBERTS, ,v
Branch Establishment, sss Eighth avenue.
MERINOs. CAsHMEREs, PoPLINs.
,n' '''' f ffssis' AND FANCY DRESS GOODS.
'N'' '''I % PER CENT FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
sHEErsq HoT HESss D RanAEssks NAPKINS
Ho sa s AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
Ladies VIII do well to call early.
Remember the number, powppv
Arw. R. ROBERTS.
dISak sA 5Goak et9aH aLoaRs
,Ass AssGss III Esss s. ss e.
in every desirable style, and manufactured Of the oes
Materials under the sqperWyl ssNr q
(Late OF All Broadway
win be offered the coming week. at asonshingy low prices
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
~ curry - Eisk ssfEisS : - SowERyE .o.rrrs
Al LEaEAISs
g nisE A :, g. E1ss g
PLAIN SILK in all coors, three-quarters wide at g.
worth 81 and 81 Is
O0LoRED MERINos 81
DELAINEs. cALEoEs, PoPLINs ALPAcAs FOR PRE-
KID GLOVES SEw f' Lists Il r.
7as Broadway.
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NEILLINERY-BOSNETs AND JOCKEYs-Jusr I'M.
M ported. OF newest styles which, In consequence
the season. will be sold below cost: also
lot of French Frames at 90 cents each. MADAME CA
MILE LACY III Sixth avenue, near Ninth street
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LNOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS
II fow homo brod Canary Birds for sale. Apply At 296
8evcnth street.

HIOLIDAY PRESENTS
VI Should DO by the Harnden Express he oldest Er
press in Amer1ca), their rates low, and in
ructions hsve been given to their drivers and
hsndle those compliments OF friendship with
wagons will be sent 70 stores " notice Be sent
Coy mail or otherwise) 70 their Office, 6o Broadway
1heT forward 70 ali places in the
EAST, WEST AND SOUTH.
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CARD FOR THE HOLIDAYS
IA Gentlemen residents and strangers visiting the city
Will please make noeOf that the magnincent and fash
ycnabe establishment known Us tho levee 627 Broadway
II the only place Of the kind In this the empire city Of the
world Thirty beautiful and accomplished lady walters
tend politely to the wants Of its patrons.
n ASSORTMENT or HOLIDAY GTFrS-PICK-
"A HARDT's silver medal Extension ParlOr Sofa Bed,
Chamber and Library Suits &c Factory 2 and 205 Su
van street. wareroom l67 Bleecser street corner sullivan
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RTISTS' FUND SALE.
"A Tho beautiful collection OF Pictures contributed Dy the
tists arc now on exhibition at NATIONAL AOADEMY
OF Twenty third and Fourth avenue and viii
sod the evening of Friday December ~ al "a O'Clock,
w Ill H. LEEDS MINER Auctioneers.
, 1865-02-06
@enfttnat.
DR.. James Hunter on the symptoms Of Con.

DR.. James Hunter on the Symptoms Of Cor.
To the Editors Of the Daily Tribune:
SrR-The symptoms which Indicate that the lungs
have become "accted"that is to say that tubsro!es
are deposted-we will now treat Of 1t Ii no unukn-
nj thing to hear designated as = "nere cold" or
'slisht bronchisl ndectIon," symptoms which should
excite the GREATEST anxiety, indicating the com.
Increment Of tuberculsr deposition When tho
physician prtscrIbes anything BY the siomlch to a
lay such sympifmss he only MASKS the dan ,er and
gives temporary relief, while the disease itself pzo
gresses In the lungs and becomes more firmly seated
Iho0sands are In this way, mteled oy false opinion.
from step to STEP until the rarages made By tue dig
ease render deception no longer possible. Instead
OF the promised return to health, the poor invalid
nds all his symptoms ttsadily growing worse, and
grows impogtunate for relief he hnds that the leaae
exeEtion Increases his shoEtness Of BREATH and thst
as h. sas sdVsa to IL aS
ss s sa e.
sir q ,he eoastry aaa i i 6e Winter shst l. mast
sias isr shoss who put faith in the,e eEasIys prom:
I'D So
ssasSR Witch "eonisth lot until lss
Permit me- then. hy simple Narrative Of ths stsns
n wn1h Rsy Ss T. s ss1y
.tr.nEth enough ia the .ystem s throw e elseas,.
f1 s
night swests. he Waits Tor the arrival Of tas thil
ethEG. anu Aeed ZOE {e n1a t1at when eh0 deAs8 9
uncertain If the other haad ha 's treated Ia the
e.rly stage. while hc system Is yet strung, the
lungs moi broken coWDs We can Iook forward to hts
cure. under the treatment By Inhalation. hluoat With
Cou6E AND ExPRcFoRArIny.-One Of tho earliest
Eiens q eonsnmntlon @ y cough. For considerable
tiert and scarcely noticed BY nearest Tsia
ttyes 1t being In reality lltt.c more than an ocua.
s.oual dry hack. It is mott commonly observed IN
the morning, On nsst getting ont ot bed, but It may
walking q ccnverstng. Some weeks or months I3tcr,
cough attended By The er3ectofatono Of clear dnid
points of pale yellow graytsh yellow matter, .xs
their appearance In the fEoy mncns, ana as She d.
ease advances this until II almost takes the
There Is no uniformity III the amount e4pectosated
In this disease. Occasionally the quantity Is very
ea1l, even where there i extensive disease OF the
lungs While, on the other hand. 1t may be profusa
reaches In the last stage half pint more In tw2n-
II Tour hon1s. In many sdvanced cases thia spuIa
ooks like little balls OF cotton wool, others
and without the occurrence OF cold, Il should ii.
ways excite apprehension and lead to an immediate
.s1sminatson Of the nnss Il nay possihE pEoye IN
consumption. but it IL suspicious. and no man VII
ya1ues health will disregard Its warning when con-
sumption chronic the eIpsctoEattou
T. 5 1ne sar,y sdi,gs blush So,oss9 sleky mnens
-Four obedient servant, JAMES HUNTER.
Drs. r. and J. Hunter physicians or diseases Of the
saaar. "a Sss
branch Of the profession their practice ts exclusively
confined. MAY be consultel personally or hy letter
daily at ther Office, No. SS Washington stree, Chi
fff.bs45 It 4th n
, 1865-02-06
ALBANY CATTLE MARKET.

IspeC1a1 pBpbECH 70 Sue Cu1C6gu IFTD1nH.J
ALBANY. N. T., Saturday, Feb. 4. 1866.
CATTLE.-neeves-Psicesa are higher today than
were over before paid here. and the market closes
very &rm. and about cyery drove sold. Receipts In.
Guiding II car loads to arztEe tomorrow, OF 200
There hss been no inquiry for the East, where tho
homelccalies that 1t would pay this week to shin
from there herr. bat the deusnd for Now York was
nevtr better. The shabhlest Cattle sold for sx1sc
md prices ranged from that up to nearly 1sc or best
extra. Mr.. Deden sold Us Illinois, averaging GO ns,
tucky steers, averaging 1Go pounds. at $1s5o0 per
head. One two small dfoyes ote1tra nne are held
at &c.
sHx1p.-Rscelpta 5000, demand lively, atioa1lc lot
ordinary to good nne wooled. averaging from % 10
1CD ne.
Hoas.-But few coming In. demand slack, only
about 100 sold during the week. 13c light an 1sc
for heavy Western corn ted. Receipts 5000; shipped
to New York 2!G0.
, 1865-02-06
Sales Of Illinois Steers.

NEW YORK, Jan. 81.
Miller deaiorehonse, for Ws5b Co., 81 far to good
aekhed l1nposs Steers and Oxen. at 1i9M
Valentine 4 Martini Is choice fat Illinois Steers,
bought at the West and sold It an average Of &c
6cwt.
Murray 0lo!er bought nice drove Ct 100 I!lnota
And sold at 19391c-hrerage strong 21c-
a. Merritt, II Illinois cattle for J. H. Williams.
Mcintyre Gor who1es.led 100 Illinois cattle for
j. J. Deforest at fl36 each, about 19c 7X cwt.
They were good drove. One premium pair at s550
were 74c: and II good 7H cwt Iowa Steers for same
owners at 19c.
2. houghmaa: for Gr5er ,ds q Chambers. s. medium
Henry Westheimer. ter 5. ResenthAl1, esvery good
Illinois cattle to Government at $182 EACH or moro
Tan &c en- cwt.
Teed Wheeler, L Illinois steers for Gregg l. VIII
son, 6k cwt, we'll FED, at an average Of 2oc.
EaEe Il Hughes. on their Own account, u good SE
cws illinois steeB. bought Of Rosentha, run out Il
1saoc, and 70 Alchigan1 cattle. bought OF Sutton,
scauester & Eisner drove heavy business this
week. selling 106 State IS Canada and 10 illinois cat
tle Al few of them still fed the whole ranging hom4
T. G. Eastuan % for S. II. Joaes, tidy Illinois steers
moi quite large enough. * cwt, Ut 17@2oc.
Healey Co., for thf n1selye, Tuesday. IS Illinois
Steers. 6H cWt, at 169lsc.
, 1865-02-06

those Of forts still In rebel possession. The
militia organizations doubtless average
greater number Of men TO the regiment than
DO the veteran regiments, in consequence OF
the lighter duty required, and other apparent
reasons. Our best information leads us to
suppose that the militia and home guard or
gantzations will average about five hundred
men to the regiment aud the full complement
u ", men to batte1y-One hundred and forty.
iAls Will give US, therefore, total Of forty
SIX Thousand men. It Is believed that there
are not ever five thousand men employed in
Earflson duty on the coast, at Mobile,
Charleston, &c. This, added to the aboyess
Will give htty-one Thousand as the grand to-
tai OF the rebel forces outside Of the organ
lied armies. We have from this the following ::
REHABILITATION OF THE EFFECTIVE FORCE OF
TEE REBEL ARMIES.
ORGANIZED ARMIES.
1lsn.
Army Of Northern Virginia. $50
Army OF HenneeEee.... ....-............,,,..20, LOCO
Army Of MISSOURI. "a 600
RESERVES.
Garrison OF Richmond. nd..-...................1 1000
Garrison Of LyEchburg. l. 600
Department Of North Carolina. .:-.-.....-.. $500
Department of South Carolina, Georgia and
Florida, opposing Sherman -............. a,0o0
Sherman. L, 800
Eastern Lonfstaua. 900
District Of Texas, New Mexico and Arizona 6,000
District Of West Louisiana ................3 5000
Garrs On Of forts on coast.... ............ t,oUo
-Vla1u lota1 .Aoo,aoo
, 1865-02-06

e A Union paper hos been established in
Ottawa county, Ohio, in place Of the Ottawa
County Democrat, which died recently Of cop
per on the brain. The Democrat committed
the fatal mistake Of aupposing that because
some people were not satisfied with the nd
ministration Of A1r. Lincoln, they were ready
to transfer the seat Of Government to Rich
mond.
, 1865-02-06
FREEDOM TRIUMPHANT.
commencement of q New Era.
THE DEATH OF SLAVERY.
Constitutional Amendment Adopted.
Grandest 4et Since tie Declaration Of Inde-
pendenee.

HWAsuESorog, Thursday, Jan. 81, 1865.
sS;ng 10 and az forever prohbtna saverV comes
m faT decision. An anxious thropg of Wit
neeses pour into the pallerIes; there Is IN Dir
of confidence risinP slmoat 10 eyn]tation on
The Union side. willie q sullen rioom settles
over The nre.sIayerv benches. N''1 '''1'0
PennsvIyania district. reads a beautiful paper.
:, Wh;ch ha insttfses h;s chonre of Vn.e e end
coata 1,is haiIot opoints fhe cnrncr,stone nf
he 1che1,ion' A1exander q. GofFrnth' dam,
If Pennsvlvan;a 1eth distr;ct follows in Al,
nneuarahIa and manly nr1nmanf r. ehoW
the Gower tn omend an;, the nn1;cy IN amend
Annfanse m The Rennh1ica5, si;1e ereetei
thcea new accessions * f1eeiiom f'o9N
15sa5-Vm> r. Miller of Pennsv1van3o
1Atf, Dis4,ir 1whn was heaten at the last eIec,,
lion hy Geo. =. Milier. Union1' esnonses nTo.
Slavery Democracy, and insists On keeping
Tho es1jcr;cs arc JetffnT crowded the f1oor
~ tha Tansa fili;nr 5 ~ ~'0'0~A' "-'~ "0"A
Anson Harr;ni- f,nm o+b D,st-3ct ~ Na,v
ynrl newt rires rank and sfatesman1fke like
usA. 9ases 1 na hao9 na ~; $50 a.sI
reasons leaR wny ne ne mas nas coanseo ILLS 7le"s anu
e1 n the m;ist o of sI tfe anea,,no and that hn7
z,ne wh;ch a,waes cPoracteI;1ea 1o ,u cr;t;caI
rnts nnnn a crreat cnast;on - IL ,rbsna.ad
Int u fhree Iebe1 Pcacc omm,ssionpeTe n WSpgsea
Stephens Hunter and CannbeiiIare On fhe,r
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why here that they we're at City Point last
nE; n'EGn1: a rev believe, nut most people say,
Iota 9.on gamole1s ,s. neWs. ,.
Eo P: m;-lhc crowd increases: Senators,
1eaas o! bureaus, prominent civilians and
e. d.istlngu1shed strangers I'LL the spaces out
s'ae OF me caIcle.
.,an ne f lntefTst ne becomes intense. The disrup-
1.b son ~ sns ,t oGfatse parry nov going on Is
na.t1! natsnsa WIN sat1siact1oq and Joy upon the
1uuar oUmr coGer s'ar t postnate ood{gnard Of
1ha tl,.; Mnusv N " 4I ines break with
Auf famea Jnee'nR RraP,U W ~ insa nany laaty. r
s,;tatnIIn ~ ;pa;aot DoGu., ~ ~ Niseonan,
oppn;ns4 opis''y yaaaa nhaes ms ,1qIennon 70 vote
1ot 1S..a-.r = Hau & Ra aa1on aalatnS 81 hen-
poioel 2tats onlon!se, plcs5 the