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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
eatest amount insured in any one

4isE ---.-.SiusVVu W
The greatest amount allowed BY the rules 70 be in
sured in any one city, town or Tillage- So dis
tributed ss not to subject the Company to 9 loss
exceeding $40 600
The greatest amount allowed to be insured in any
one block. So distributed a. net to EuejCct the
Company to loss exceeding $4,000.
The amount of its capital or earnings deposited in
any other state as security for losses therein
None
The Cha, tsr or At Of Incorporation Of sid Com
pany Filed herewith.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-09
s7,4r or NAM, County Of York, rs.


DavfI Fairbanks President, and sbipley w.
Kicker, Secretary, Of the Pisoataqua Fire and Ma
rine Insurance Company, being seVerSlly sworn.
dspose a1d ray, that the fOIe oing il full true
and corr ct statement Ofthe sfairs OF said Oompa
ny that tue Bsid Insurance Company is the bona
fds owner OF st leaft 0na Hundred Thousand Dol
lars Of actual Cash Capital invested In Stocks and
Bonds or mortgages OF Resl B tate, worth double
the amount for which The same is moi tgaged, and
that they are tie aboGe described oihceu Of said
InsuanSe Company.
DAVID FAIRBANKS, President.
sHIPLEY W. RIcKEB, Secretary.
susseribsd and sworn before me, this 18th day Of
TsCAI.i ABEER oAKEs,
IS7AHP. Justics Of the Pesce.
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 80, 1865.
1t is hereby certified that the foregoing is cor
rect COPY Of the statement Of the Condi ion OF the
Piscalaqus Fire and Marine Insurance OOnpAuy
OF Maize, made to and filed In this Office, for the
year 1866.
ISsAL Witness my hand and seal officially.
fSrAHP.1 JAS. h. GOLDMAN,
Auditor Of State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-09
sEvEN-THIRTY LOAN.

PHILADELPHIA, March 5.
Jay COokereports the sale of -3Os to-day
at 3,O66. 900, including 100000 each from
Cincinnati and Cleveland, and SOO,O
from New York. There were over 1000
individual subscriptions.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-09
AEM AArfrllsfmeuts.


STATEMENF OF THE CONDITION
- or TIE
I1izesfaoua Ffre and Marine Insurance
Company
On tbe 1st day Of January, 1855, made to the
Auditor Of Ohio, pursuant 70 the Statute Of that
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name Of the Company is PHcAIAQUA FIBE
ARD mARINE Insurance OoMPASTi and ts located
at Sozth Berwick, Maine.
CAPITAL.
The amount Of its Capital Stock iss5o0 COO oo % 90
ASSETS.
Cash Of the Company on hand and in
the hands of Agents and other per-
455to2 ~
The Bonds and Stocks owned BY the
Company, las per vouchers secompa-
nyipg)-how secured and the rata Of
intTest thereon l6l $50 90
Debts due the Company, secured hy
mortgage, las per touohers aecoupas
nytnEl 4StOO W
Debts otherwise secured, (as per Touch-
ers accompanyin IL, 400 90
Dsbta for Premiums, being reeelIable
for Marine Premium. b6,7lS 50
Total Assets Of the Company .-.....S266ss ss2s IL
LIABILITIES.
Ihssnouut Of LisbIItis', sssS Aot due
to Banks and other c-eA JrS...-........ s. ,496 90
Losses unadjusted, es estimated q go %
LOSS in susPs3sssS pg further prO0f '''''
Total i2 746 90
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-09
Is. h. GOODMAN,

AARON CLARK, Agent,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-09
CHANGE OF TRAVEL.

ELIzABETH, n. j., March 8.
Travel is being closed between Wash
ington and New York by way of Philadel-
phia, by the ice blockade at Havre de
Grace. Passengers are sent through by
Harrisburg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-09
STOCKS.
sHERIDAN's VICTORY.

PHILADELPHIA, March 8.
A special to the EUersirg TeEegr aoh, ds-
ted Washington, sth, says that information
from Winchester confirms the victory of
Sheridan over Early. The fight took place
at Waynesboro, and Sheridan, when last
heard from, had captured 40 rebel officers,
1900 prisoners, scannon, over 100 wagons
and was still following up his success. q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-09

At a meeting of ladies at Cooper Insti-
tute this afternoon, addresses were made by
Mrs. Hoge and Mrs. Livermore, of Chicago,
in behalf of the North Western Sanitary
Fair to be held at Chicago on the 1st of
June. The object of the meeting was to
aid the fair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-24

TIE OIL REGIONS OF PENNSYLVANIA BY VIII
LAH WRIGHT. l2mo. PIP. Z.5 Harper Brothers.
The petroleum mania may find wholesome soda
TIVE in the disclosures of this volume. The state
nrnts of the author are founded on his personal
observations in the oil regions Of Pennsylvania
dung the early part of the present year. His book
is devoted to the physical features of the country,
the characteristics of the inhabitants the location
and linking of wells, the statistics Of production,
the fraudulent operations for taking advantage of
strangers, and to practical directions for persons
who inend TO venture in the hazardous lottery of
oil speculation The perusll of his lively and often
amusing chapters will tend 10 open the eyes of the
sanguinea and credulous, and lead them to hesitate
before thriving their money into per.lous vortex.
The author INDUCES in not little geological dis
cussion, Though from his use Of terms like " carbo-
nctted hydrogen" he seems to be not very familiar
with the Nomenclature Of chemistry. Indeed lis
style generally shows less acquaintance with the
" wells Of English undefed,' than with the oil
wells Of Venango though he is not often 30 original
in his diction ~ when he alludcs TO Sunday rs
" a septennial day Of rest, showing that the Sab
bath is observed but once in seven years in the
petroleum districts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-24

The neat imprint of the Complete FORKS of
SHAKESPEARE. called tho "Globe Edition. edited by
WILLIAM GEORGE CLARK and WILLIAM AIDS WEIGHT
is repubshcd from the English type by Roberts Broth
ers, Boston. Tie edition is without note or comment
although several cancellations have been introduced IN
the text where the earlier readings were manifestly
futy The title Of the edition is derived from the hope
OF the editors that 1.-The volume which presents in
convenient FORM and at moderate cost. the complete
works Of the foremost in all terailr the greatest
master " the language most widely spoken among men,
will make u way to the remoiest corner Of tho hababe
globe"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-24
OPEN BOARD OF BROKER.

WgpsEsDAr Aug. 23-P. E.
Gold opened at li3s; sold at l43i, and closed at
1881.
Government Bonds were strong at quotations,
Old 5-20s sold at 1867, and 7.30s were in demand
at 99l.
Miscellaneous shares were steady. Cumberland
sold at 40; Delaware and Hudson, 40; Atlantic
Mail was quiet acting on reports that quarterly
dividend of 2 cent would be paid in September,
and sold as high as l5}-closing, ID bid.
Money is easier, and cannot be loaned at better
than per cent ION miscellaneous security and
per cent on Governments. Large amounts OF cap
tal could not be used at these rates. At tho close
of Bank hours large stocks of money were offered at
per cent, without takers.
The business of the Sub-Trcasury was: Receipts,
4, 567 ,O3s 2O-for Customs, Si6l, 900; Payments
Al 500 30 20-on account of Loan, sl,3o?,OOo;
Balance, 81, OBS ,529 Oh.
Freiehts are iirmer. The engagements TO Liver
pool are 300 boxes Cheese per steamer, at 4Os' 10
Glasgow, per steamer, 800 boxes Cheese at ios''
and : 900 bushels Wheat, at ID.
The Railway share list has been strong, Win
small transactions A large line Of shorts made By
attempt to cover would give u sharp twist to the
markets most of the leading shares are III active
borrowing demand, and all stocks are harder TO
borrow than money. Erie opened at S5s on the
street. sod at Sil after Board, and closed at soi
The Western shares are firmly held. Letters by
the China report that the grain crop
will not prove better than third-rate III
ENGLAND. Advces from Odessa also report
martial falling of the crops and the news from the
rest of the Continent, is equally glowing, and an
active demand may be expected for our breadstuhs
that will employ all the rolling stock of the roads
at paving rates, and give employment TO our ship
ping. At the Second Board the market was dull
and steady. In the street there was an active de-
mand for Erie, and 1000 shares changed hands
between 81 ass, and tho balance OF the market
improved and closed strong. The closing quota
tons were: Ncw-York Central 81; Erie, 49,
Hudson River, I0S,; Reading, 1921; Cleveland and
Pittsburgh, 6sI; Rock Island, 1861. The market
closes strong, and stocks are in active demand
The receipts of the Racine and Mississippi and
Northern Illinois Railroads for the week ending
Aug. II were:
1863 sI3. 5l9 30 1864 So 2ss IS 300 81
The quotations of Sterling Exchange are nomi-
nal. Drawers find that rcmitters do not readily
respond TO their advanced quotations and at the
close of yesterdays business, tho sterling, GO days,
was sold at 1891. We quote: Bankers Sterling,
GO days, 1904 1885,; Bankers Sterling, 8 days,
llOi; Merchants Sterling, 1851 1888; Francs,
long date, 5.l5a5.l3i Francs, short dpte, 5.l2l a
I5.li.
Tho weekly statement of the Philadelphia Banks,
made up TO August 81, presents the following as
gregatcs US compared with the previous week:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-24

ELEMENTS or THF GERMAN LANGUAGE. Nv ELAs
PglsssrR. New EDITION. limo. pF.3i2 Sheldon Co.,
The excellent German Grammar by the late Pro-
fessor Of the German Language and Literature in
Union Colleges here reproduced in a revised and
enlarged edition. It's superior merits are well
known TO many teachers and students Of German,
and il needs only TO be examined in order 10 gain
general verdict in its favor. Without comparing il
with other popular manuals, the traits by which II
is recommended may be stated to be its fullness OF
information combined with its breyity of expires
sion the simplicity aud clearncss Of its details, and
It's natural phIlosophic method, leading by easy
transitions from a knowledge of the rudimcnts, To
familiarity with the nico,ics of construction, and
anomalies Of form, with which the language
abounds Tho primary idea of the author IN the
preparation Of his work was the analogy between
the English and German languages, enabling him
to start from English forms with which the student
Is acquainted, and to proceed 20 the changes of in
Fiction and position in the German, which h. is
bound 10 understand. He thusi himself among
new sounds, and foreign words and idioms, without
being conscious of any abrupt or awkward transit
ton. The process is, in fact, less like learning a
foreign language than learning new words in our
own language, with some additions TO the verbal
forms and syntax. A lucid introduction from
the pen Of Professor Tayler Lewis gives the
sanction Of his eminent authority TO the high
character Of tho work and presents al interesting
summary Of its essential characteristics. We are
informed by him that the author Of the volume left
bis professorshp at Schenectady for service in the
army Of his adopted country, and that he CALAMITY
fell at the head of his regiment on the bloody
field OF Charlottesville.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-24

The financial furry last week at Ncw-York, it
will be seen by the above exhibit, had q tendency
to cut down The averages of all the leading items.
Tie loans wore reduced $2,6O9, 1873, the deposits
e. 2l3,57O, and the legal tender notes $S3Oe5 The
coin and the circulation increased slightly.
The Chicago 7, iJUne Of Sunday reports:
There no new ea ture TO report In monetary circles
to-day As has been be during the week. tie ie-
nand for money has bean light and the ihdispositioh
of the banks TO enlarge er line Of transactions Is ms
positive as at aiy preyiou, day Until tho excemeht
caused by the unfortunate financial operation IN New
York shall have entirely died away, aud confidence re-
except 10 their most yalucd customers Ts they con
slider the path Of duty rs well Ms the path OF safety
Very fortunately the demands Of trade at this ZINE e
cor no departure from this deeTmiDaton 10 tVe nai'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-24

The New. England cotton mills are extending their
operations as fast the supply of hands permits Some
Of the larger corporations have their agents IN Ian
cashre England, for procuring operatives the supply
in this country being inadequate. We hear OF large
new cotton factories being projectedone requiring an
outlay Of 81, $4,000.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-10-26
WHO suouLD Axp VINO suuuLD xor.

The Tribune insists that tho Northern
cilixeus, whom il calls eopperhsads, did
not GO TO the war, but allowed the negroes
to ELL their places in the ranks. EEen
from the Radical standpoint, this merits
none of the gensure which the Radical or
gan inagines, unless they ACCEPT the Gen.
sure OF that organ ~ they would the g.
huse Of The Herald a something TO be
proud Of. Whether, was il more consis-
tent far men who consoi entionsly con-
demned the war, 10 avoid 1t, or for men
who deemed it a holy crusade, 70 skutk,
aud hire or induoe substitutes from Ire
land and Germany Tie enormous price
paid to transporting emigranfs by the
war. mad, but un6ghting Radicals Of New
EnaIaad and New York = ptich paid TO
those who could not resist the temptation
ard bad no interest in the principles in
VOWED that priees and ~ implies,
should shame the Radicals intp eternal
silence with regard 50 those whs did not
consistently Gght, or inconsistently evade
the battle risks. but shame On them!
they know no shame.-A 4. Ners.
z
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-10-26

The PEoPLs ARE euNJSG TO THEIR SIN
sEs. Nothing that has transPjrci Lately
bears greater evidence that tbspeoP7e are
coming TO sheiE senses again, than tha e
lection in Fremaat County, Of that ster-
ling and uuawei Dem oeTat--S. 7. Crom-
well to the olfce of Sheriff. Two years
ago they were christening % hang Dir,
Cromwell for VIA: they termed disieyal-
~. and the people who had nearly lost
their senses were on the point of saying
Amen to the Preparation Of the illegal
act; but Dow they have rssurnsd 10 their
senses, and elected the very man whom
they would have hanged two years age
| to the most importaat ofics In the eoun
| tn. The raycals had better look out
Cromwell may do legally for soRe oi
Of them the VERY thing chat they would,
had they dared to, hare done or him IT,
! legally two ysors ago.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-10-26
rrrsm me Jactsoo Csiss.1 View.

f5 Major General Charles r.
Woods, commanding the United States
forces in Alabama, il Ito Judge from bis
recent order suspeudirg the functions Of
The Bishop md clergy Of Alabama,l q
disgrace to the cloth be wears, and 70 the
namo Of true manhood. Smiling and
staggering Ia bis own aeIf imE orthncs,
with the aid Of his blaekguards, BE- has
dared to drive the ministers Of Christ
from the rulpii, and Inv bis nuhoiY hands
upou The robes Fl a bishop of the Church.
A curse deep, dark and terrible will fol-
lew ard cling to this creature for this
unauthorized and iyreyerentiol assemp-
ton of power. We have received and
published thIs day letter from dis
! tinguished preiate upon thfs subject. He
very Justly ard Indignantly condemns the
unprecedented action Of Gen. Woods in
suspending the functions Of the Bishop
Of Afabana. Tu letter to the Bishop
Woods informs him that be Ia no longer
Bishop Of Alabama. Has Il come to thisp
viii the freeman Of the county peEmisthis
military desraf to disgrace his position
| longer? VIII not the President Instantly
rehnke and remove him from hia position
which can orfy reject diahonor upon the
profession which be dfsgraees. We deem
| unnecessary 20 say mere ut PRS ans on this
subject. II i onlgenecessary fer the acts
10 be known 70 DO universally condemn
ed. President johnson wai, in our
judgement, condemn this outrage. il be
| doGs nat. much Of the admiEaasion. ard
esteem Of the Southern reotle, which
have heen fteely, ard honestly given, sill
unquestioaahly be Withdrawn.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-10-26
AnxssTs II KnsrucKY.--It VII b r

ARRESTS IN kgsSUcKx.--It viii bo re-
nernhezed that ths Grand Jury If Camp.
bell County ct i1s laas session rspoFEs1 a
large number uf indicemt nts aghfust cit
liens and seIdlars, charging them with
interference aashe election. Bach war
rants we're issued fer srrestA Of the par
ties spaesesa and yesterday Captain III.
ETaegsffy. Of the SD Kentucky vas sa-
ka,s Sas0 custody bystke Shelf, hsas sAbae.
qasatly gavs bail faf his appeaEance at
the next term oil the Circuit Cqart, and
wa released. cauEain ], I. Tsennia Of
the same regiment was arrested ~ Alex
andes last week but promptly case bonds
Tar bis appoaKaaee. r. CiBctnnaii Cosh-
mercial. aT6sA a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-10-26
A GROWN OF GLORY.
EVERY NAN. Woman and Child who has used
STERI,IyG'S AMRROSEA

Is willing 10 seccIanaend ii. Three years OF rapid
ly decreasing sale have made tbs AEabresta k4Eae
ali over the w6FI1.
IT'S WARRANTED To PLEASE.
1t cures Ttehips 0f the Head.
II makes Ssw Hair gEew aa Bad Heads.
II prevents the H1TF'from falling cut
II ren8Srs The Hsiss eft asst Glossy
CIe4uses the sealpg coais the heated bYow re-
moves dspdruui cures nervous hessaehRj cures
balanessi lusurss luxuEiaal locks; inciiaea hail
10 eufig superea4ps wigs; klIis hair salsrs. GSod
| sHect apparent 81 enre.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
The AfnbfoziA wiH suit you to q. Elegantly
pat up. Dslizatniy peTfumed. P4tronizea b
Opera Singers and Actresses. Sold Ia splendid
boxes boxes or cartons containing two large bot
tles-Ss for morning. No. for eveuiug-
THERE rs 40 MISTAKE ABOUT 1T.
sTEaLlxa's AaBRosIAis ths besE most asreea-
able snd sEestige telie4 in shs worhi. To provs
/ this try > carton.
! Said ~ prsgBislS-
isTERLISe's AasgostA MANUFACTURING Co
ZIG Eaitea Street, N. T.
| Oct. SC 1855. iy.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-10-26
NATIONAL INSURANCE %.
Council Bluffs, So Iaw ..
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL.
Secured rs First Liens CSll mn
On Real Estate e9OoVsBDsRs
0HETTTE7P, 81
w IN. m. FUsEY Rrest..
JOHN w ROSS Vice Prext
asa RUCR1TAS, Gen. Ttav Ast
ntnpsvoas Agr REFnaEkcRs

DIRECTORS AND REFERENCES
Hon n IT. NJ Pasry nankcr. coapcil Bla1s !
II on C; Baldwin, hate Chief 1nrfter n Iessa. 10
J W. Hos PsFs ARrchAwt Dc TIeS. =. STREET.
AttoEneg az LHw. % s4uls Haas Esa., shtle-
sale zfpeef. d. ( r J FinrfaTd uAFdsatn DcHfer,
aa; JohA Jones. Prop'FPsssas Mnuse eai Hea,
+. W Ross de5 3. N, LeSsg, Gfua Insurance
AgeAt 0skala~ka. IswsS Hon. ". II seesFpa, 10
Hea. wm, LhushhFiagr, gtidEe a EN- gaaidisl
Dists4ct do John EbIfe, presisra' OF tbs Isl
National BynS, d. Hoo. Gen, W AccIsaFYi ex-
secrssary d state, fawa CITY, Towsi GFlt. A q
DedEe, BGnllugtan, Iowa Hon II. n fTllnagf.
Jaase on the Ead JuAfeiaf D strict Biaon4fsta A.
va Hon. Epa. Hale GiaTe god, Iusa FL 81
OFFIcEr--Dver Eaxfs HaSdMare Store LsaEas
EF0adway, 60 a1sit Bluff, I9sas 8E
Ttas Company recenfly syganlzea in this slty.as-
Ger the LAYS ef iowa, Ia asw pvvGgaFEg III iaals
Policies Hpan all classes 81 detached dwf4iEaHs
and farm property against loss by are, lsgatfE3.
ssjn7 stnTuas af44 t0rHasissa. 4 Il.
operating upon the Aatast plan Insurers SIT
pay 10 mere than the &C. sat egeI OF iusBFAsiesi
while tAey will retzgn In the4F IAidst TIE E44flas
nos paid TO foreign esnpaniBs- II
THos. J. sTFBT, .
Secretary
se4d 18th, Iss5--eH. Ill
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-10-26

4 a Ehs skmpressy Eu@ene haa eur.
chased and presented 10 heF husband, Nv
q birthday gsfts the ehaseaa of Agsnhnrg.
ia SwifzerlaHd, ths home OF shs Enpe-
rorsa ehiidhood after The fall ps hss ancle
and u MS safly yoash. lie bad gam lea
II away shea BE was sosiag rid pass ID
Lonaan.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-10-26

g PaEsou hrewnIuw has cana ons n
galnss sha negraas,- and completely disy
gassed his Ahelition aaaairers- Grssley
- particularly ebagfinsd 1t shs detection
Of his quoadam friend. a asa 8
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-10-26
| MANHOOD

Tsfsd kdltiEll.a Fifty Fh8asand--Heo passes By
i Ii We Il 8sSssE NJ pAA ezMzssaa asssresseA aa
yssA n Sh IL #SEseH anaSSsassT ayoKr'tMeE a fans
MN@ "a or esssst b. nsktt RasE4a&l& Nh Fssesa {
81 FhN SBA ~ Ia ssssFsI asraAsi u lass sEssii
esaak ssFs bssA#$m Nss9~ We TsE ssewtIgTEp. ana
SO ssks sssssxasss szssF ttle If Miss4F. snd 10
assisn sfg sfA#e IA Trusts sh Fke ~wfts III Ynuta
fa9 EasEGseFsa saat se{f Ah8as EssatnHp weaknesss
wa salsssT, S9xnA4 naseh8 81 HktassI Debissfgy
III - III KstMash ANxvssaNnra& Tf~@ssaTw ussag,
sE keaee. z& II VIII sssfas tie s1asrer fsoas
fu aSlsax TIE fM5i&xsfaas4 nf ssFfhSs Address,
- XEx Ax, csHsplsiag Fssy slcIsns
sBnx sam In MeAawsy New Teri.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-10-26

OrY6sfSa qae GovEayAEST.-In the
New IIamsbigu Legislature whiclf IL
Iaygesy gepabsI san, d resolution sastain4
Fiag fressdtnE johnson WIS nEs.xsd by o
Democratic member, MF- Mcneil. and
was tjSsrsed by q soss " La TO Is, tbs
Democrats For passing II aFssi she Rspab-
Eieana againss ia. The fafses refuse TO
saasaiu abs President. Hhs il oppoeins
the gsssrnmsna uows Nee she Deme4
srass safsy.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-10-26

ca "A priest In Posen bas lately hreE
sentenced By the Psaseinn goyarnmes II
three menths i4Frisp1ment for bagiseg In
tTqdaeed paleiesl sub sets, 10 0ne Of hi
ssrmeas, he bad betseg some 10 thi
eaaatFys whsre maHY Of fhe pseaahera IN
tsoduoe 10 thsir ssrmenss uotAlpg e.s.
bat political sahjsaiss s.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-10-26

CAN Be CURED.
A valuable treatise on the n8tHre q Coasrrt.
ten Raa IFS various stages Bronchitis. Catarrt
kr., Price 30 CsHts inrfuainz postage and ,Ingss
prescriptions Shich have CURED thousands, VII -
seSt free Of cssaFEa, 10 say one 8Vpifin II Sa
cost yaE bat little. and msE be The mEaBs uf sift
ing yaHF life Send al addressed enEfIsps 80
stamp TO Dr. y. REAK. Consulting Ply rian. 90
BroadwaT, New Yark, and zen wilI rscrits il y
eturu az nsaIi. aug. la Sly
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-10-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


viii otTer for sale AZ Auction at the City Hstsl
"a Gosfhsaa sGHas tcwa, en-
Wednesday, November 80, 1865,
the fetlaWsag properly -
One hundred ShA afty feet Of enc Inch Rope, ard
stsa 81 asgatss@d bssgaze asw fA posse Stsn.
Ils pa6az ~ A8I b. sold IL pay the charges there
sa gnlesx called for klsa redeemed the owners
thereof, before theday 81 safe.
Here vail be Ae1lsn.e fpE bargains Sale pGsitfgs
81 8*2s v. l., BIG8a.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-10-26

FrTba London Morning Post says
that Mr. Seward has eommup ieated Fen,
ian movements in this coautry to tbC
British Cabinet, and that their Govern
meat "wili not readily forget bis honoTa
bic and amicable conduct"
That is exactly ike Seward. He told
the people Of the South that there Woa'd
be no var, il they seeded from the Un
ION. he said IN them, The President
readily accepts the dogma Of the South,
that the Government Possessfs no coosti-
lulional authority to eocree n State OF
+. 51a,rs int sGe Uwigu, ana e u did thc
American people are not the people, moi
this abe cauatry TO exercise il in." lie in
dueed the South to seccde, and then mad,
var upon them for seeding.
Just 50 With the Fcnians. This Gov
eminent sold them arms and munitions o.
gar encouraged them in THAR purposes
and then Seward turned iaf0Fmcf "agains
them. This is 10 perfect keeping witl
/ The character Of William Ii. Seward.