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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-19
from the Cincinnati Enquirer.l
Abolition Political How
Darlke County was Carried by
the AbOlltiOmists.

We present below copies of two forgeries
gotten up by the Abolitionists of Green
vile, Darke county, Ohio, and distributed
on the eve of the late State election. They
are characteristic of the leaders of the So
called Union party, that has had more aliases
in its day and generation than any forger
within the walls of penitentiary. These
torgeries had the effect of defeating the
Democratic ticket in that county:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-19
nAGAn,s mAGNoL1A nAIm.. l

HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM. !
Thss the most delightful and Extraordinary article
ever disc0yeled, changes the sun7burnt face and
hands to psarly satin texture of ravshing beauty,
imparting the marble purity of youth, and the dis
tingue appearance SO inviting in the city belle Of
fashion. 1t removes tan. Ifreckles, pimples and
roughness from the skin, leaving the complexion
fresh. trausparentand smooth. It contains no ma
teral injurious to the skin Patronized by Actress
es and Opera Singers. 1t is what every lady should
have. Sold everywhere. Retail price, so cts ''-i
SPrepared by W. Il. HAGAN, Troy, N. Y.
Address all orders to .,.-- .,
DEMAs BARNES 4 CO.. New York.
oct9d&wly ,21ig.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-19

THERE will be a meeting of the Demo-
cratic County Central and Advisory Com.
mittees at their rooms, No. 227 South High
street. on Saturday evening, October 2lst.
A full attendance is requested.7 ? Vr-T e- +
BY order. = 4'3 A.C. HEADLEf, 70 =
,awisginu4naD ss ,ais Chairman.
VIII. GAvER, Sec'y. .alat5as5
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-19

,rhe Bfidai ChaMber. an Essay Of Warn
ing and Instruction. for Young Men. Also. new and
reliable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary an
Sexual SystemsTScnt free. in sealed envelopes
Addres r. J. SKILLIN H0UGHTON, Howard
AssOci Philadelphia. Pc -..r-.a apr Ae5-ly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-19
ALLCoeK,s. poRoUs pLAsTERs.-


ALLCOGK,S' POROUS PLASTERS.-
A Druggist said the other day, you have no need to
advertise your Porous Plasters for every ono sold
causes dozen t6be sold, and dozen solls
gross, andso on You will not be able to supply
the demand soon. But we can supply a thousand
yards day. --
AFFECTION OF THE SPINE CURED.
on HARTroRD, Conn, Nov. llth, 1861.
,MEssBs, THOs. AIICooK Co.-pease send. with
dispatch twelve dozen Allcock's Porous Pasters.1-
Our ally experience confirms their very superior
excellence. At this moment OF writing man ap-
plies for one who, by entangement in tho shaft Of
machinery had both bis legs broken. 'pne severely
injured. and was for a year entFeyyhelpless. This
man found reliefg very soop blythe APPLICATION Sofsa
plaster to his spine. He was soon enabled to work,
and now he abors as well as ever: Hewould cheer
fully pay S. for single plaster if they could not
be had at lower rate. am surprised that surgeons
do not make of these perforated plasers. to the
exclusion all others, their Hcxibility and ad-
hesiyeness are greatly in vance of all other plas-
ters with which l am acquainted; while the per-
forations peculiar to them render them greatly
superior to all others for ordinary surgical uses.-
Knowing the pasters to be so useful have no scru-
pies that my sentiments should beknown. y
J. w. JOHNSON. M. D.
Principal Agency. Brandreth House, New York.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines.
septSs d&wlm g-,rYTTr - ITGFT-rg.T
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-19
NeWAdvertisements.

AUCTION! AUCTION!
SIAM GIVING UP WY IMPORTING
n Business of Dry Goods, l will sell for cash at
Public Auction, on the corner Of High and Cherry
1866 at IL o'clock A. M. my entire stock Of German
Dry Goods, consisting Of about 100 all wooden double
Bed Blankets. and lot Of half silk and half wooen
ScArfs. lu-l- III. KINNEY, Importer.
.. W. R. KENT. Auctoneer. ... octi93td
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-19
Removed from his OId Oaice.

DIR. A. sB.iwILLIAMS, West Broadway, nea,
High street. Columbus. Ohio, has devoted himsel
series Of years TO the trea ment of certain pr.
yate diseases. He may be consulted at his oface2
Broadway, near the Exchange Bank.
mcb28'65 .ifl ,.r yIrnt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-19
CHOICE GREEN APPLES

TUST RECEIVED mo STORE, e75
J barrels choice Fall and Winter Apples. Fami-
lies will be supplied lowest market rates. in guam
essSi octel dss 3 10 BROOKS. sTEARNES 4 co.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-19
THE INTERVIEW WITH THE SOUTH CAROLINA
DEIEGATION

The interview at the White House on
Friday afternoon between the President
and the South Carolina delegation was of
the most pleasant and agreeable nature.
The President caused the gentlemen to be
seated, and addressed them, In the tone and
manner of great politeness and courtesy.
The Presidents remarks were informal and
conversational, and touched upon other sub
jects than that alluded TO above. The del
egation withdrew greatly pleased, with the
interview, and impressed with the belief
that the object of their mission would be
successful rrJ DRUID.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30

y. :. RssRsa ! rsxslssn sBis IN sAs
"a asatrsst gsxsasxs III Paths
.. a. ssaassy, ". ~. swstsssss usaatFs Is~s-
By ssrsaa 81 IA Ossser al sae nistrscl 1zass q
said EoEssty nasas a the adtonrnsd Jannasy TsrHs
10 the yeag go In the Ahsve ss3Easd case sAe sa-
Ssrsakseas the AsfeFees IN said Gaze wssI On
ssssdaT shs 1ssa dag - AyrIi. 1883.
u sAs sssas deer ~ ne oGses 81 the clsss Il sss
uixsFist CGzst VI sAld G~aRay, In sha Cry ss sam-
Ffvs vseieek III ~ said Day. esmmsaeing said
sale - Two eeaeG& =. Ms rsssssd - sal tics Esa-
sw tnS described real estate, Situated III RassswsA~
ssals ssansy issa and bsl0asiag y the parties %
the SAID snis, Wis,
A sracs " land hsunasa a. faasowss Comnsaein g
garter " the .. W ansrteF u Saa On TO- In Iowa
shlp y. NORTH 81 Hangs - West, shar<s Rasa 10
aD4es efsAan&i kheHta al MdexM % M tASn8s
thsnsa aouth is Is-looshs eAalnss shencs wesa 30
s..ss.ns sasinsi thsaes gsrtA eas shaisi shsnes o.
81 dsg " % StaesAs chains 10 Indian exsek fhsss
iee1hs ehAlng eensAinlng 100 Ts-i0olha aeres aora
less. ex-splinE sad deanstiRz fse said tract 81
izad ard said ngEk Der Of acres. esRtaln iFses q
lard bounded Is ssAlews:
CeHnaenring at poins whieh bears from the In
tersection: % the gzss Tine Of Broadway With fhs
Hsfth line Of los ewasd by Mag& aad sold %
him 10 w. HsPaeT and bg Hspaer TO 9. o. Tsysen
DEG 800 feet, thence deg at S-Iosha Feet
fhsnse % log &t7 s-Ieshs feet; taeace $ssg "
4s &-toths seesi thence IS aaK W AT siolhs fse;
10 The place Vt beginning. eontAia4ng acres
The &Ald sale viii be on the following teFms.+-
Que half Of tins purchase nonsy 10 be paid 10 band
the lime VI SALES And he bal tnce Oh he eonaT-
ssios % ths sale IS The ae2s May TsE 81 said Dis
tSiet cSux:.
| s4 {, ; .si iss2''. a.'r...,
GauaE4t Rigggs March "a, I8&G .-4w
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30
Ths ApFxsashiaS Elexsism& In VlFglm5a~-
Held Msn Wanisd-

Tn The elections witch are shortly Co
saks place IN this state, one controlling
and exclusive puiposs. ahould occupy the
mind OF the voter, nasnely,-To sscar for
the pablo service only men Of the most
inaomitsb!e resolution, and the confident
and sangaine Hpiriss. Aay ind every
thing else ability, experiences, learning,
Ipurity-nay ba Dispensed wish but this
Is Indispensable. Ours may not b., and
10 not FtSoIaiion !; but it requires men
of the revolutionary mold.
In ordinary times, noaa wouli demand
for legislators, more stFenuously ;han g..
the qualities which We Uow hold to be
nos only uuncedsd but pernicious. Nod
erati1n caution, conservatism, an over
scrupulous regard for private rights and
too rigid adherence TO the Limitations
of laEs and constitutions do not make
the statesms nship we have use for. 10
their stead We want holdness, tsuReity,
faith, blind faith even. Aadaes, encore
audaes, tout joHss Guaacs ia The begin
ning. middle and end Of the political
science suited to our emergency.
The man who has no such word 40
lS'fsiI'' 10 bis vocabulary, whsteyer mar
be his bis deficiencies Other wise, would
be worth more TO the cause than second
Bacon, ii be thought oar success uhcer-
tain. We know, and may have so name,
gentlemen in our Legislature az j Of our
delegates in Congress, to whose elevation
we hare contributed. and who In oFdina-
ry times would grace their positions, bat
wb8, for tha lack Of fha enc essential
qaalisybf absolute faith, ars net only Of
no advantage 10 The esuss but
are doing great harm. Were they
angels from IsaYcn lhey shoala be, for
the time being, laid aside. Coustaney
and endurancs will win this fight Sithoat
tbs lest possibility Of failure. Dat men
who permit themselves to eontam plate
the chance of failure are not ihs NTH 70
endars or cause 70 endure, all that may
be needed for saecess. We are indulging
in eensure; cur personal feelings are
kind toward the gentleman We have in
koar eve under other circumstances we
would give them hearty support bui
for the purposes Of this var, as leaders
Of the people and pillars of The cause, they
are, By their moral constitution, incapa-
Bile OF good and are uncUnseiousiy doing
immense mischief. List "a hide them q
way, wish all tenderness and respect, in
the obscurcst retirmcnt, tsll these rorgh
times ars everpsst. Let "a Gil sheir pla-
ess with men Of no feasibility aud apprs.
bensisensss and IL there DO real danges
LOT failure, better to take men who bare
not mind enough 10 see il. Nearly al
that legislation can do has been DONE
4 All ihs nen and means OF The country
have been placed at the disposal Of Ihs
Confeaerate Executive. Conf ienee alons
10 needed confidence sthat wiil
never fnltsT, come What may
for that wiil produce eenstan.
Iey and eenslaney win yield suceess a
certainly as Spring lolIows Winter.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30
a Jester and q DFunkard.

The rhapsody Of jester affecting to
bs devout, the moushlngs of drunkard
affecting pride in bis low dssrent--so
commences the new Presidential term
Mr.. Lincols's inaugural address can be
dismissed from the public mind with a
sigh, 10 token OF the painful conviction
that there is neither brain nor heart To
guide the hands that bold tho reius OF
power over this Republic. Bot to know
that Andrew Johnson, the iaebfiate, who
not even in the presence of the United
States Senate, in the presence Of the A.
merican people, 10 the presencs OF The
world, With millions regarding bis action
ard awaiting bis alteraBca, could sum
mon enough Of energy and self denial TO
remain sober until the brief ordeal was
over, to know that this debauehed aerBa-
gogae is only withheld by The thread ut q
single life from the Presidential chair, is
appalling to every American citizen who
is not entirely careless Of bis eoan'ry's
honor and welfare.
When any Democratic member Of tho
late Congress has chaneed 70 express him
self indiscreeGly during al evening ses-
sion under the influence OF dianer par
.&y is eonyiyiality, the Administration
journals have been relentless 10 their de-
nurciagion. What will tbey say In coma
meut upon the conduct Of their Vice Pres
ident, who enters the Senate Chamber to
undergo the solemn ceremony of his In
auguratiou in condition that would
shame a YoxtIy NJ The threshold of a tav-
crn? Think Of IT Americans, . Vice
President In such beastiy state Of in.
| soxie1tion that be vas unable eiih~r to
take his oath Of ofsas or administer the
oath Of Office to the Senator's over whose
deliberations he 10 TO presided What
Ministers Of Foreign Powers, Eho listen
ed wosdeSssruek to bis rawlings and nut
terings, convey 70 the naughty esBpeEoFs
| and queens and kings they represent p
The despots OF the Old World have mock.
ed our sutfsrings for the past four years I;
they will aow point the finger Of acorn
and ridicals at our disgrace.
A Jester at the head OF the Republic; .
| dgunkaSd Dext in authority Such are
Eshs raan thai are 10 guide "a through The
fearful Storm thas losses Our doomed ship
OF State. One day Oh saoh statesman
chip, ~ bas ofkan been vouchsafed 60 us 10
time Of psaae, weald save % from lbs
wreck bas now whsn aid Ii snnsalsiau
and chaos, va havs given tbs control oil
eur desslaies, andes Prosidenss, so--a
jester and drankards--N Y. Dssis
Aescs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30
ANIMAL REPORT or xnE sECK era
RE OF Wan

Tbs Secretary Of War, on the last day
Of the session, sent TO Congress bis Az
mail report, which be says has been de-
layed in order that Lieut.. Gen. Grant
might furnish q summary of bis military
operations; but the summary has not been
received, as the activity of the campaign
in progress demands bis unosssiBg atten-
ton. The Secretary says The military
syents Of sbe past year hare been Official
~ published 80 they tranRpired, and are
as fully known ia every branch Of Ehe
GoverRmans Is throughout Ihs eiEiiiEed
world. They consulate d series OF sue
cessfal marches, sieges and battles, at
testing the endurance aud courage OF the
soldiers of the Uuited States, and the
gallantry and military akIll Of their COM
manders. Despite the superior advanta'
ges for recruiting volunteers, greater aue'
cess has been reached In The regular ser.
vice than vas anticipated. The result oil
the volunteer recruiting servicc under tho
different calls for troops, dated FEB. /,
March IL, July Is, are given in the re-
port Of Provost Marshal General Fry,
whs saYs id reference to the re-cnlist.
RfSstk VI fStwf&usF ANft8E tae 1ahsAAA 20
1868 oyer $4,000 solIicrs, who VI aid
otherwise ere ibis have been discharged,
were secured Cor shree years longer. Or
CARNATIONS which would otherwise have
been lost to lha seryice, we're preserved
and recruited and experienced oEaeers
wegs retained in command. This torce
has performed an essential pars in abe
great campaign Of 1864, and its import
ance TO ths.countFy cannot be ovcresti'
mated. The result of Fecruitment IN tbs
rebsl States is reported as unfavorabls,
The arrest ca deserters spd Stragglers Il
, cJnsinued sith vigor, and 80 ,S92 were
arsessed between Oct. |, 1868, from The
establishments Of the bureau 70 Get. Il
lS64, Is 60.790. The Veteran Reservt
Corps, on Oct. |, 1864, consisted OF I64
officers an 25, 1S6 men. The report Of
the Secretary giVes summary Of reports
Of heads, OF several bureaus connected
with The War Department, and concluded
By saying the general exchange Of pris'
oneru effected under the Instructions d
The department Is 10 course OF execation
and it Ii hoped that all of our prisoners
who are In the hands Of the Tebeis, vii
sooa be returned. A farIough OF thiTt]
/ days has been extended to them ~ the,
are returned to the city Of Anapolis.
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~ 81,
s.rep sisssaa, shiss.nos {htvs s1pktoas
nsm,s Z ~ sisseaes aI = u bel ~ e
~ ~ H.; NJ - sRsAf bls)
ise>ons I'M Dale 'ag spon eorsbssnps
% 1ssessu eonshasan fhic, spassad hall
xsars. Dsn (hiel know j an with en-.
rhasisf my ranaess And Johsson, r.
Ssnsss n an & pal thiol pul ls IN mol
Dahep pal se an n,im piesan lhicl -
shs snmhusun drives - fhia} esna,s from
vsceans. The cousAssnn's (hisl . sssa
lhicl wig ,sfrumsns m fsFm h,f0ss iAa
~; Z. "a 1s s..' 49, ST.. y !, !
fwtsA disfinesnsAli ,n ! proad lissesiiea'
q m fao that f6is1 pisssas - mar
from the ranks can b els (hiel atsd y
siss seeon' y shs seoous with marked ens-
phaslsl giGa the plaes y The Amekin peo-
pls. feIs sszsens, lsm pleean "a thiel
M TIVE minitsnaf n that poiat, fsrsism .
plesn fhisl an sswon lisae was sailsr's
Dor nj ssliar wis rail fhinl piseans sn.---
oil nabe IA the [hiel cabsnE M sprsnaa
eogs drive Twish ssasssfnanliks digaity
dr. var eons't, drive poser pawsr from
sh' AmaSkin ulesaas. Bot swoza (hicl
iaitananf GA THAI point. Tensesss allans
been lov'l nj (hie) glorasn dressing NJ
(hic) felsixxes swosa inits 'aaf on that( hiel
point.
addressing Mr.. Chase and bis assoei-
ases Of she sayseme Court, Dir. Jobnsons
proceeds, 1 sAy tie the fhle1 spreme ccFf
Il NAV be (Aie1 loud, Pm pei DO an 70
rail- ploeans and Frightening spl you
driver spssme power lhss1 from th' "
the Unisessass; 10 ,ru Mr.. Seery Ssansan
turning 10 that ganial con Of AIars] ssru
llaezing owlishly at the gentleman from
Aubarul Mr.. SEQ re sasy Soord lhie1 ma
Mr.. sccry--Mr. Sec thic1 ~ Ihe bad
forgotten the name Of the Secretary Of
che Navy. and ALE soscs, asxed assist.
! ancs from o genileman near By, 50 r'a
AF. SccYy Wells, 30 r'n nj wished (hie)
alb twom innis ns'af n that khic) psinl
| lsxe born IN Tennessee sni'm o tailor an I
pleeaa (hio1 ware I'LL psl-lse.ans, NJ
PROSE TO ssaln (hiel conshasuss mi pTo'ss
10 encrs constitution thie) fer rail- pieans;
mol Dahe's pleean, go RI Form Minsterl
ffIrning 70 she Foreign Minister'S whe
| we're seated 10 front VI him in full eouri
costume, so ~; nj SAY (bic1 tn foTE
ministers l'm pieaa n'urall plsan fr'Pu
taller ,r'ii drive ny conss-my (hie'
/ power, drive my eous't fos to' thie.
Amekin people.
| lTIera Mr.. Hamlin informed Mr. John
son that bis time was up and that BIZ
speech must bs brought to o close, ba
be proceeded, I'm nemerkian clxxep( bic,
bar a mint 'nap on that point. WheT
| VA (Aiel srunniag for (Fies Presiden
q Nashville (hie) an maa talked abou
the eon<husnan Was traitor; nj SAP N
the canshasun (hic) must be ssaiasd'I
s'portel an'haw. Fel' eixaens wir raj
pIeeans 60 r'u, ni'm plesan'n (bie) Oh
Dabess plead somi, but the sonshusan
mus be (hic) sported e all axns. Eel
eizrens (hiel lwom limits n'ah on tia
thic) point" Here the inaugural va
brought to snddea close, BY Dir. Ham
lin, who insisted that be could wait u
longer, that the Senate must be adjouTnes
and taat il ha did wouldn't stop an'
Gaks the oath hs must 20 without il. ii
stopped and look the oeth in one OF hi
most brilliant sentencessi
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30

EZr Fire handred dollars has been Of.
fcred The Globe reporters for copy Of
Andy johason's Inaugural speech : but
the reporters get bigger. prits for net
furnishing copy. Ii il said shat Andy
gos drunk In Nashville, repeated tbs dOae
Ia Louisville, got drunkes ssilI in Ciacin+
natl, fairly rolled In whiaksy In Baiti-
more, and sish foas bic dranks 10 him,
ABdy JohEssu, tbs Vice prssi5ent 81 The
United States, elected By the moral a@a
and religious party OF the country, was
sworn into the nexs highest olkes In the
giff Of the Americas people + Muscstims
Courier
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mzsaxxsxs ar rHE wRoxs END


m@aaxssas ar THE wR0ss END.
ssma Of eur citizens are 20 exclusively
leess In ali Of their feelings, that they
asglsss their zeal iateTesia In order TO car
~ lsas sheiE Local views This 10 partie-
aiasly shs case 9th the leading spirits in
sax prsssai Boaxd Of Aldermen. Unfor.
tsasasiy fss the city, there are some men
10 tbs Board Who thiLk mora OF
sasis swa pFivsts interests than
sah~y do OF thai OF tho city.
assS a. aIi sAe taxes levied ars spent
h ina visiBity "a wbere lhey are doing
ksasasss ihsy ara well content, never
assamisg saat howeser besasifal the
ssrsss nay Be made bvffs lbeiE owH
:sssss, thai they Oasass snjsy the trade d
sAs asssassy aaless taeS improve the
aAssssxbssres Leading 70 tbs city.
Wa notice sAas from $500 to $500 ara
hsiag spsas apea Aeoas loo yards oil
msaaA.4y, wAieh was In better eondi'
sas@ u shs sommeseemens Of the improve
msss than any oshsr portion OF the Same
lssssss-~ls wss passabls and dry, @hils sh'
syes psr4fsa b almoss impassibls.--
Nsw skis Improvement might be aItogcth.
- psSpsx IL there zero not otser places
Iataesdss impseyssaeas mach nore.--
tt nsasdway u almoss impassibls and
- bssn - sss she last year, yss DO Al
4ssmaa has laksa tbe ssoabla 20 pay any
sS1nsiss . L. We weald saSgesE thai
~ cssmissss 90 Iasesaal IapsoYemsnsi
90 - Csnmlssss On Streets and Alleys,
ssks 4 ride oyer all Tho stsests In the chg.
asd lhaa sAey proceed 70 sssair thOs'
sAas ned ssysarisg most. II they wil
- - matssr In hasd, ws shiak the
sssi1adisg shsrsagsfHes, --shosa apoz
shi1h n iAs pssdses and emigsasiof
ssAsks TIE sisy, ssd shisA Il 10 vitality
lsnD1taes 10 sks interests Of tho eiiy
lksk III shsaia b. pus In soIsrabie eoadi
aiss, III sssniss pssiioa 81 The moasg
o. Il 49, sssisssls sxpsnesa for srna.
nssnI rsspsss - Ne pr.ssns time.
y ihso Aannittsss d. s0s DO shiss bsi
- - nas1s 10 Be hsosxhs ap By IN.
6st6sai Ai6esmss, 70 sisey viii isfsrsl
g x16Gb Ai9enaa win dig the aexs Gel
- ~ ~ sAsn ssas street. and
90 sfssaas psssssn d il vii 10 im'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30

Y sosp OUrs-The Western Stage Com.
paay hass sold ent 81 Bcnjamin HoIla-
day. Esq., It's liHu from omsha to DsnI
yer. MI. H., will take ebargn Of hi
lice on She avss I'll Stsy nexs- Wa on
dsrssani ha iaseasis 60 ran daily lina
81 coaches from Ibis cisy 10 Denvsrs W.,
hope this II The case, % many aseaaaas,
It sanaos fail to pay Mr. Holladay, and
that we'll. All that il neeessaty il foi
The pnbIio 10 aDdsrstaad that shsrs h 4
daily linz, asa that there will be ns de-
Ing as either end al ahs road - lsetfasss-
an.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30

Volexxxxas YRoM W AsnsGTos.--The
suhssituss brokers and beunty Jumpers
al Washington hare found oas mino
lately, which they have worked With .
sill, and abseh has proved vaIuahls in4
sestmeps 10 them. The mine 10 known
10 tia District jail, and from It's bowels
ssvanty sonyisss hass besa deg sas ard
sraasmogriGad into soldiers. And this h
thoaghs good enough material for ths
Uason army. What wnnder Ia u that
ffese men ecmRis atrocities dnwn Sonsh
which Inaks the kumane shasjfss. ard
whish sing disgrass apoa abe Norshavs
arms. What high appreciation If aha
dignity Of soldiers csiiIng 10 esbiAisea
nv thus making our prisons Yscruiiiug
al6css. and erecting scr e<svisfs ints
Reserve corps. And how grssefnl faresd
companionship With felans mast bs 10
% 20 i DO enlist shsangh uoaisos CT pura
|shongh mistaken pafJasissn. Ard hog
|advaniagenus 10 guiIslrss youths lhsss
opportunities for leayniag ssths ways OF
she sransgressor,u and haw sDes ursging
70 sosisty EAe prospect AZ p<aos thas
Will threw these hardeAed criminals back
apsu its bosom dashsd Fith the idea IL
having seen sssvscs. MstropsiIssa Rae
ord.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30

TIM Howl or HYgsA.-Ths Cihsia.
assi Oasstss speaking Of The Southern
peopls, says
"And II By sha necessities OF war, sheis
cisies and Fiansasioas should DO iaid
waste, her people cxssrmiDalsd, and heaps
81 smouldsring rains mark toe eosvsa 81
oHr aranies, there would nos 10 oct, from
one lsyal bssass sn this whole Land, i
sigh al regret. Their salamisiss fasaisa
cause for un@iged JOY and anheuudeal
enthasiasm.n