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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-13
VERY PHOilD TO-NIGIIT.

liz was a cold night i'm winter.
The wind blew aud the snow was
whirled iur:ously about seeking TO
hide itself beneath cloaks aud
hoods, and the very hair OF them
that were out. 4 distinguished lee
turcr was to speak, and notwith
standing the storm, the villagers
venturcd forth to hear him. Will
liam Annsley, buttoned up to the
chin in his thick oyercoat, accom-
panied his mother. 1t was difficult
TO walk through the new-iallen
snow. agains; the piercing wind,
aud William said to his mother:
"Couidn't you walk more easily
1t YOU took my arms
Perhaps could" his mother
replied, as she put her arm through
his, and drew up as close as posi-
bic to him. Together they breast
ed the storm, the mother and the
boy who had once been carried in
her arms, but who had grown up so
tall tia; she could now lean on his.
They had not walked lar before he
SAID to her.
Il am very proud tonight"
"Proud that YOU can take care of
me?n she said TO hun with a heart
gushing with tenderness.
This is the first time YOU have
leaned upon me-" said the happy
boy.
There will be few hours in that
ehilds life gilmore exalted pleasure
ihan he enjoyed that evening, even
il he should live to old age, and
should, in his manhood, lovingly
provide for her who watched over
him in his helpless infancy. 1t
was a noble pride that made his
mother love him il possible, more
than ever, and made her pray Tor
him with new earnestneSs, thank
ful for his devoted love and hopeful
for his future. There is no more
beautiful sight than aflectionate, de
voted, obedient children. | am
sure that he who commanded child
rem 20 honor father aud mother,
must look upon such with pleasure.
May he bless dear William, and
every other boy whose heart is fill
ed with ambition to be n blessing
aud "a staff to his mother.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-13

A NFGRo's IDEA OF CONVERSION.
4 Negro. on Cabin Greek, who
was preaching to a black audience,
in speaking of conversion in CON
nection with Christianity, said per-
sons might be converted and yet
not be Christians, for, said he, I'll a
Democrat was changed to Iiepub-
lican, that would be a good CONVEX
sion, but did not fully make a
Christian; and If a Republican was
changed to all AbolItionist, that
would be rery gOOd conversion,
but still not Christian"
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-13


a VuEELBARROw FOR THE BOYS.
l.. l.. Falrchild, Dodge Co., Wis,
writes 10 the American Agriculture
ist: "A light wheelbarrow Tor the
boys will no, only please item, but
will he found very convenient
and a paying institution to have
about the premises. Lots OF little
aores and esrands can easily be
done by a boy with his little wheel
barrow, which would take up the
more valuable time of older per-
soas If he did not have this vehicle
60 assist him. | made my boy one
IN halt days time that has paid
tor itself many times over in gath.
ering wood and chips for the sum.
mer tire and keeping the yards clear
elrubtish. Its simply a Eastwood
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-13

wheel made OF one and a-fourth
inch plank, with a two-inch maple
axle-tree moriised through the plank
and cue down at each end for gud-
geon- 10 run ia two side pieces Tor
handle.. The wheel Is secured m
tie center OF the axle-tree by a halt
inch pm driven through hole
bored each side snug up to the
wheel and LETT to project from the
axle a couple of inches. \ dash
board and boards for bottom se-
cured by nails, keep be handles IN
place and complete tie barrow.
II has been IN almost constant use
Tor two years, and is good for two
Years more.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-13
Prices from Two To Six Dollars.

Prices from Two To Six Dollars.
CAPACITY FROM oNET FOUR QUARTS.
Three articles Cooked at One Time ,cifh
One Burner.
Arranged for Kerosene or Coal Oil. or Gas.
A Descriptive Pamphlet of thirty pages
furnished gratis.
Also.
TIk u ON ATTACHMENT,
rice, 80 Gents,
To bc attach tea common Kerosene Lamp
or Gas Bun T., nv which Water may be
Boiled d Food Cooked; also
ARA d To support shade.
EVERY .MlLY NEEDS ONE.
WM. ID RUSSELL. Agent,
No. 206 Pearl Street, New York.
= Agents Wanted.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-13
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE !.
UNsQUALED IN BEAUTY OF DESIGN
AND STYLE OF FINISH.
Makes Four Distinct Stitches
On one and Tie same 4Kachine, and
HdS tie Reversible Feedi
The Feed may be Reversed nj m,
Point Desired without stopping
ihe Machine!


Changes for the various stitches ma, be
mad. while the machine Is in motion.
The bedHty of its stitch Is unsurpassed.
No other covers so large range of work
Scws light and heavy fabrics with equal
facility.
The work will feed either to the right or
left.
Runs quietly; scwS rapidly.
No difficulty experienced IN sewing across
thick seams.
Needle more readily adjusted THAI N an,
other machine.
Taiors cannot afford to do without one.
Its motions are all positive.
VIII last lifetime.
No springs 10 get out Of order.
The hcmmer the most practical in use.
Turns wide and narrow hens, and will
fell beautifully.
IL braids neatly and handsomely, without
the slightest alteration.
The most inexperienced find no difficulty
in using it.
Oils dresses, all Of its machinery being
on the top of the table.
Every machine warranted.
IL will subStantate all We claim for il.
Z. H. & c.. c.. DENNIS,
Agents for Wayne, Randolph and Della.
ware counties, Ind, Dark and Preble
counties, Ohio. Office No. 80 Main ST,
Richmond, Ind.
cIyS Send for Samples and Circulars.
.E We are also selling Sechler & Porter's
Sugar Mills and Hutchinson's Cider Mills
The very best oEt-send for Circular.
June 10. 1863. 80
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-13


TINS FRAGNENr uF \ TRACT
Sometimes stray arrow from the
Slcred page may reach the thought
les heart ct a soIouruer Tracts
thrown out by the roadside have
saved souls. Stage coach and
steamboat conyersatlnn have led
sinners to Jesus. Leigh Richmond,
while riding in carriage with a
friend. threw out tract to man
on the road. Ills friend, looking
back, said, See, Mr. Richmond,
your tract is wasted; the man is
tearing itin two" But the wind
blew half OF II over into a hay field;
and on the return, Mr.. Richmond
saw one OF the hay-makers reading
It aloud to his lellow-Iabors. lie
aiteward learned that two of those
workmen were coverted b. that
fragment OF tract! The heart soil
Of thousands Ia waiting for such
seeds OF life. Blessed is the Sower.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1864-1865, 1865-01-13

Agents will he allowed ten cents on every
Certificate ordered by them. provided their
remittances amour. to One Dollar. Agent,
will collect - cents for every Certificate.
and remit ID cents to Us, either in cash or
Postage Stamps.
ARRANDALE & CO.,
- 3mo 1877 Broadway. New York
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-02-17

The people Of New York city. after
y good many complaints over their
greatly increased quota-2l 900 in.
stead OF 5,000-have succeeded in
getting 70 per cent. of it deferred. -
They will thus have to furnish 10, 900
men under the present call. Every
Senator of theState has signed a pc.
tition requesting the removal'of Pro.
yost- Morslial. General Fry. .
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-02-17
Road Notice.

Nohoe is hereby given that Il petition will
toner's OF Hancock Counsy. Ohio, at thei,
March session, 1865. praying for the location
of a road AZ follows. to,wit:
Commencing 1T the southeast oorncr of
OF the northeast quarter OF section thirty
Hancock County, Ohio from thence north
on tho section limo between sections thirty
four and thiriy'nve and between section.
twenty seven And twenty.six, and betweer
sections twenty-five ano twenty. three to |,
wesI, through ihe center NJ of sections iwe,
|!y i.o snd twenty three crosses the sec,,.f
line between roctions twenty Two and 1--WE A.
T.three, and thsrs 70 uTsaipxte.
-, ., ,..,. 4 psTIyloSER.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-02-17

If you meet lady who isn't at all
shy, you had better be little shy
. yourself. ~ urL
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-02-17
Attatchlllent Notice.

J. II. Wilson. Prf Before d. Il, Bsards
against 10 j. T., OF Fiu1lay
VIM. Mcdonnell, Dsrt. ! ip., Hancock Co.. q.
On tho 25th day II January. AID. ls8i
said Justioe Issued ,au Drder uf attachment In
the abOve action for the sum OF ffiesn dollars
and seventy.eight oents-Si yla.nag
Jan. %, lsss--vllnsJtss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-09-07
Hiring your stock To- the
Fair.

mF, Hof'ess hidgaTHJ- she sdftoF
o1 .f'e richmond rshia' sanu sases hiraaeH
= = $. n,a.s'.ss ~ s.s'essssst n issirfos-
eg 70 any prescription oF lHS'FHiire iassfs up
on ofhs ana eaisaaFdAss flsogsts - foeiF
mar oI oesa.aion afsa saasRrasa.--
Ire n, says u > iesssf pastsaassa "a the
bmig
FA anothfr prNp OF Bleed Asrfh or
S'n.al, should hsahed la sosssssaenes OF
t1e tste resoaptsnn~- noE Aaakaser doHa y
~or1n o. nronersT Fnould f's ssst.lse seatsf
:. tne inmates OF eyery prisfat fssssn the
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-09-07
srAkn N rms corr VI

VS. are Elad ID ses shas Gs.ss..I 10 4.
laAfHpsoa gises noties that 81 u las,s -.
iog % Dc ron cue "a fis ecuatsS ~ IN I'M.
ssosifisa = isasiiss and srzisars III shs dsv
nis faaeer ecnFnaaded aks &ssssss 80. 81.
~ % sns nofshsrn fionsies as fhs wsr ii
IoIzs 40 With bis brave soask ~ ,ssls,,.
sanss pfnsect~d the boanas AZ 4ssas.s.,s ii 4
massachusetts. which their Skn.s.s| ~
% 20 do, fsom the invasiau n9 III Rsssss.s,
90. u has been the great aaIarn,ss' ss
Toe country that an extreme nA~sv II IL
seuth sought TO escape abaiSIIso, 81. IL IL
fuuniag aNsy fren Ii, and ,sss.s' -.
ang fsen their aarthasn frdsusis. plsslns
- as vel - fnsmsslves az shs u.ssssv of
= fhisers pie faction. never nusab esInss sv-
q q third of tbs Amer1aaa as~,rs I, ys
20 nos say shss tiBey h4a nsf I'D s, y ) -
d. sos es do anyshlng egaa sksw - A. a..
since The world hexaa. khsys u -. =
crime equal sa that eorn ni.ses III fhskL4
aaIsioassts of this country. Rasftt 80
erizae commitsed om sba North n !. ~ = !
tae soRth~-s srins sgainss sha s,s,rt1 -.
labaTfns elassee even gfeetar 80 s,.as.,s !
81 on sns so-raiiei slaveholders-- q craspe
rTaiuat the hsnahlsss lsI.sssf Ii Tlssew
aofk. afsaeer than sves that eoea u flrs.d
4gainst Wade Hampson og Jsfss4sen r. 5
Vie, Tor ~ Ah' litionistista eosl5 sser 80
ceed. aad the isb5rirg classes ~ 49,.
led into Impartial freedornss wsFh ~.
Kroes. DpsHnefMtie insiifatians &ss,sIs bs
dfsfroyed for 3 thousand wears - ss,-.s
90 ms Continens. and the paoy s,anl A..
pendent on bis labor an4 tied y. Tha .aII
&'a'a De tne main snf,rer. wsiEe tbs
nan a wraltb coald 20 piscwhare. or ls-
''rd liFe here aud enjoy hss weageA nsr.s
uap* Win even gra@ter gustak y ts.s Dw.
Tocraey having failed. mhnarch* AZ wei
naw see Ia Mexico. wonId be intrsAuesd
at course. Bat while sueh q tvssne ~
ahnlitfoh warrants anv and dpvsyy fseY,u IF
reslsianee g. tbs hiaeous and deyiltsh
thing. sduthsra men ought 10 hays heen
wi~e er'y1gh and determined ennush to
rneet the monster fsse 10 face and MD a.
~ ltA ossrthrow, as&ws are giss to see
that they are now abamdaning the far
tstrhed nnfion Of running away from II.
here would they 70 ? To Braxilg
6hv. niggeriam ii alvesdv thafe. Seve-
raj Senators and high officials are usgyo
mnnsreis. and9he mere pfppertv Interest
In the negr nAv dissrrear - y faY. wo 4
trey gn 70 Mexieo. ard aFfliate their chill.
dren with the miserable hybriis and
H1ongFel@ NJ that rotten ard ssisintsgrs- i
ted concern Noi They sra Amefi.
cans real Americans. the sons and grand.
sons of thosa who made tie counfrv whas
II vas. dsHrite thu efforts Of ths fsYas
kees. vito hare made IL whet iii n Bot
paf outstanding the rutn about -, itiis
sf,Ii the only county whsrs q true man,
q Democrat. a seif governing whise man
sna livee ar ought tnl i've. aud hersfere
all ssnnld Join hard. 70 rus lasywn nsr-
grrisn, and restore The glory nsd grand.
car cf our nwn glorious America. aud the
benntv aud simpliGity al our nssaozxatie
iastitutibna.-N Y. Day BfsaA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-09-07

SnxxTH1ss 10 RTaExRSa. --sheew- - +vs,
tail0rs. hatters, cabinet mak4gs. a., @sa~
ssrs. and aIl classes Of mebhanIes, re-
uemhvr that liberal rorasus ef all yeur
earnings. under RenuhlieaA Euls, IL re-
qnired by the Gayerpmeat, while youx
sieh neighher has has maney invested In
g. s. bonds drws hsavy inssgest on them
rnesf of whigh nes from yaag pockets,
ard pays % taxes. Yau pay him . heay
y interest on his aonsy, pay the axpenses
of Natiansl Saass, eeanfy ard tawnskip
gnvsrnmeaas, ard eveH pss for sha sssa.
cation oil his ehilHreas--hs. hy rivtas al
his money. being EXEMPT frnsH I'll share
in Govssrmena busshsns! Kossrs. ss-
memheg shesA fbinsss and Il ssrY plesss
sou. vose b kesp ths psrsy is powsr slss
Iaaaausatad This syssesa eS asxasson
whieh throws OH the bursheHs uf he 6Sv-
ssnmsns Hp8n the fndusslons pssg.--
Bat Is yaa donss Ike II, sna wsns I'll
ryopsrsy - bear iss "a II pessiss a
l3oxnnpesn* tax. tkss sola aas lag hsxsssa
- - Ora DsAs<vs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-09-07
wao ii kgsr.sssaLg rok rnR

We sas*lsTs shs Republican party
The Reeahlisaa party might have pre-.
vented sAs prsssas Devastating evil wsr,
IL ,asghs have saved she livss OF sheas-
aads of shs bssE men Of tbs Natian, and
thousands 'rs tailliaas Of the psapls's
monsy. FOi trout Of whas we say, read
she following froHa shs speesh II SrxPaxs
4. DsGaLas,dslivsrsd In she { nitsa States
Senate, Jaaaary Sd, 1861, aEeo the com.
pfomiss aeasarss, shsn pen ling before
she Senate;
81 balievs shls TO be fair basis Of
atnicable alIastmsat. If ron Of the Re-
pahttcan side are not wiling I'd accept
shiss nar the proposition OF the Senator
fraaa keusacky, tMr. Critssnaaa,l pray
ssH ~ Dhat soa are o3tiiaa'to ssvf
fAunagss rHE fsaEiaT TO ukgPrBkICASs
osLV, ron TaE aEAsoA rBAT IN rag Cox
afrTgg or TaiRTEKs, Fgw DAYS AGO,
gvKay asaBgs FRnx THS SogTHs iNcLrpIAa
raosg FR1a THs CoTTok SrATxs tAEssas.
TooaRs 4sR DAEls,l gxFaEssKp rAEiE
RGAniNgse TO AccKPT. Tag Fa9rosiYfoA uF
Nv vsNERAHLg FRfEsD Faos kxSrucxY,
4 Ma. CgIrTKSDESpl As A FlAAI sgTTLgaEAT
og FHg CssNTgavgasY, ~ ES~ gNDEp AID sua-
FAMED ar rnR REPUBLIcAs aKs axRs.
.ssHEaCE TIE SnEE SE.~ POASl-
BiLITY OF OUR DiS AGREEMENT,
AND TIE ONLY DIFFICULTY IN
TUE WAY OF AN AMt'ABI.E Ali
JusTMENT, is WITH TaIE REpUB-
LI0AN PART T."
Here 1t Il proved thai the Republican
party ID responsible, for the var that II
is responsible, for every dollar Of nation
Al and state Indebtedness incurred on ~
count of the war--that it is responsible,
for the high taxes that have been imposed
upon the people, on account Of the war
that IL is Responsible, for the distress and
financial ruin, which aow exists 10 every
part OF the eoantry-shas it Is RESPONSE
bic, for every life lost in the war,-that
it is responsible for, and should receive
The curses Of every wifo made widaw,
and Of every child made m orphan, BY the
var. In short that il will be responsible
for she dissolution Of the Union, should
she Unton be dissolved.
Shall sueh s party be continued in
power, or will the people change their
ruler$g Let the Bailos-boxes at the next
election pro .laim the answer
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-09-07

g%a Thsf fact can no longer 10 dis
gaIssd that aaany 81 tbe Republican Sem
asoxs desire war and alsHnlon, under pre-
taxi Of Saving the Union. They Wish sa
ess rid af she EeusbsFn States. In order
Ca hsxsa nainsiby 10 sbs ssaats 10 sen.
sfu sh@ appnlsts1 s1ansss aa9 Essnv ef shsss
think shay can bold permanent Rsrub-
lican asa{orisw inshs Northern States. Bot
s.ss I'm she " sIsae Uaiaa for pavslsan rea-
sams shaw are anxioas 10 dissolve sheUn-
ian. If. ID can be done witheat holding
them sespanaihIe before the people. -
ssepaen a. DosgEss II tAs q. S. Ssaates
Dee. IS. $50.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-09-07
G0gme ao the Fair, Sept
18th, 9Osh and 2ast.
Tug pAcTrsc aAILwAY.

Thia is How me Of the mast eurnrst
needs ef rtbe nsfinn. Gspifal has bern to
a great sxtens thrnwn out Of ia recent
ehnrnels, and become stAgnated BIZ the
suiden csssaiinn of thu war. ita meas
ne'ursl and .nsrfuI employment woolA he
found In developing the vast nia RAJ re.
sources ~ the mntHtsin regioRs Of the
West. Bot until this railroad - hni't, 1t
Is rlain 70 very rraetisal men fha. most
of the mintns aehtnass 30 F'lrniifully PRO.
ircse,i, are sure TO be nHrrohsahlp. En-
penses ef trauapcrtalina and euhslstenee
eat np all the income If enterprise ain
nereiv pursaef: and empty specuiasion,
hnshiiue fss silver ard goifen fanfies In
she elauas, abSoyhs In proaslsss exchange
af worthless ss0eks the manev which
ought ta he swelling the streams Of legis.
imafe huslness.
n the general good. that ID Il 60 ~ hapesi
that CsyneTesa will lend all rosnlbie sid s8
The work. One hundrsd and sixsaeu mil-
lions nf daiIars. the = e@Elmased eosf af the
epnsrsi vnats frosa ConnriI BIaHs. via
Saush pms 20 Beasei&, ia aistasse "a 3. !.
oS3 milssl weald spsn! hs repaid by The
rasd 10 tAs nafion b mave wsys sAANe1a
Firss-In the way already speessssd. 81
smereasIna the pvodacssbn 81 wsafth.
Sesend-~ IN shs Increased iscoms cf the
gossrmmsnas derived srem thai lncxsAsisg
wealth.
Third TIE decrease of koysrnment e.
penssa for the transportation n1 mails,
srpsps. etc.. and fsg sahsisssnss sf srspps
In rsmuaa rsgioaa4
Koussh~As . msans ef nasipnai H.
seuHe In case 81 farssKnl war. IL wouId pMy
iss cost Ii i single years snd - tscrYity
agaInet sseh d wMr, Ana a. ~ aadsssnnss
hdRa af unite heswssn eass and wsst. iss
ounce of rgevensi0a ouls y laAs ths penna
or rurw.
rssth The rsraa acenss aiasscr ~ sue-
rss eras sasas urass toe enmra~ss.v af
aHeh fnsd weald soen mska Calf -
In, nf the hole nasiass mnA even the IN
| Ifts4natlen ~ such 4 rssuIs snHlH enable
sshe 4 sTpvnmrns ~ Ys~nssss srAr4e lss6s IL
As#nssx ~ m earai@s r&Tsass. sksysls asx-
| aea lash eevvsrmsnf s1d pseris Isrxy
lr.rsssfsssa ~ pFessas asalays Stisnlf1'
IAa<riees.
ii ss&EsS =. 81 - z II. N8 Il
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-09-07
z ooK ON THIS PICTURE.

T"t HAVE NJ PUGPUSE, III.
RECTLY OR INDIRECTLY, TO IN
rRRFERE WITH TuE INSTITUTION
OF SLAVERY ~ TIE STATES
WHERE IT EXISTS. / BELIEVE /
HAVE NO LAWFUL RIGHT TO DO
SD, AND HAVE No INCLINATION
TO Do Pfssideai Lin, oin in
his Inaugural Address.
. THEN ON THIS.
.ssI ORDER AND DECLARE THAT
ALL PERSONS HELD AS SLAVES
IN TUE SAID DESIGNATED STATES
AND PARTS OF STATES ARE AND
HEREAFTER SHALL BE FREE. -
ksutola's Emancipation ProcEamafi0a.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-09-07
gsES rasyEs ssusIsE,
Garner wslnui . watss ssssfsss

Dk& MsffEk&t..ss*4ss.s*sss.s@ sssssFhtWAs
This .axss.ss r,s ~ ass sA 10 sew asp.
" j. HnnwH who has Nsts1 - and
fsFntxAsa il in sssy aassgFaEsfd ~ any hsssl =
th@ west. His sAata gA AEw4se sspplaFd VITA tHf
sskg tass sss asgkss a@sfss ass ssesS eeuv&ass1ee
a9lraa ia sas asgss Tor sms @nssssrt and p&sssnFr
@s xasst sast ss4 ssay sf sae ea%zss8 ~ faNR
AtSssssa n ta2~ hasai. As 1a& s4zkfs snz nat@
SzA&a N&ass< H&ss@ sFavekfef~s hnFnas az@ #sfe
. ~. ss1 pszsoas k&vaax assasxs ID shs esants9
ssa = aassasea wssa assswsvaaNss - sn8 mers
- ssssses n D lm04&.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-09-07

faelaFs mprsH sny nwr rrsnnnaSs
hFaIav a. s.nasar thar fha fhsFxiss ri
-shis onunTry are IL greater aargF1 fa-day
ftsa sAs eorrHpasons, i0wa frnsa lhepTef-
lfssrv ptarsiessf IN Ibs rssi0sfs aepdyss
vseHis af ne sarsvsHswt. ihas fhvy srv
fSam re snemy m fhs orsH EsEss. ''--J-
p. Hai4 Ksp.bisssn Senafer from n.
Hs IS
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-09-07

" thsss Internal fanatics and Abo-
Attontsfs sDeT get the porsy In thxtr
hasds, they sciIl oVsride The Conststa-
fioga, set Ihsl Ssprssaa E0art at asfiaHeei
change and a ak~It ItausSp sait lAsssslrss
Lar VIOLENT HASDs on THOSE wEo pIF~
sEs wira rass m oPisInEs or aars qssss+
siea thsir edslsiy, and faaiIg baakrapt
gAs sesntry saa dslsgs u MIA bsooa- ~
DAxIEx WsnsTxG4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-09-07

SEcRETARr SgwARp's PowER.--TheSee
retary Of State, while deavofing to vim.
iicate the vitality OF thef sderal Govern
iaent TO Lard Lyons, illustrated his posi-.
iiou By saying:
by Lord, I edn touch q bell on MY
rigst hand aud order The arrest Of a 9Th
zsB Of Ohio. can touch The bell agdfH
and order tmpyisoapaeat Of a finzea
in Sso York. sad no powsr earth Bat
Ghai Of The President raH release them.
Can the Qassn Of Engldsd, tn her dor
aiaiaaa, do as mHch7 j..
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sTRAY mUE.Es

Yahaw 90 ~ ~ sAemsa8. As she M1maegs gsxssss
O sxsalI s.ns s11ssi asFs aas sDaas q kaaas hika
anS vsafs ola. kasa sas 6r<Y NAsxs nBa86 hhas&S
t&as8arA6a AitA aua pears saA. Tkz ews4r u
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Ross Psrrvysl, Mladie Broadway, s0uth side
over C0uass TgessuEsrts etnoss
D. ". Prlee, oftee ever TreasareE's osace, MID
die Broadway, Saath side.
Csssdy n Test, AtsoFnsys aaa Land Agsuts,
Low er BFsaaway, HpTlh ide.
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STICK THIS IN YOUR HAT AND KEEP
ETTHERE!

ITIHERE.
The following confession was made by
the Hon. Ar. Dawes, a Republican mem
her Of Congress from Massachusetts,, on
sae 2jsb of April, in wbich be exposed
the torrupsless Of Lineoln's administFa.
ti0n !: -a-...
"rHE GENTLEMEN MUST REMEA,
gEFs THAT IN TIE FIRST YEAR or
\ REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH CAME INTO POWER UPON
PR0FEssIoNsoF RnFtugM AND RE-
rRENCuMENT, THERE IS TNUCBfTA-
Gle EVIDENCE ABROAD In Tue
LAND THAT SOMEBODY has PLUM
DGRED TIE PUBLIC TREASURY
WE'LL NtaH IN THAT SINGLE YEAR,
As lfUDH AS THE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEA kLY EXPENsES OF TIE GOV
ERSMENT DURING TIE ADMINS.
FRATl0N WHHEl TIE PE0pEF
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
on ITS CORRUPTION"
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Hard aaFl
DFWgEi .ass

Kssppsf ssssssaAs, Lowss Broaa~ay, RorsA
side. -
W 1asEenalss Hasg'a Baacs, UpRsr Broadway,
north side.
DsasAsras saFAlay. Lswss asasdHsy. noEth
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Lane! EaaE1s LImElls

The uudsgssgasd has purchased tAs Msnsf ey
LIme-qnasTy ana Kiins, Eituxtsa ave miles NORTH
IL EsansiI BiuNs where h@ vail keep caas sally nn
IN au4ntskiaa 10 su4a pagrAaAers aed on f&e most
raasanasge ssrTus. JONI MAMMk8.
Saea IL tsss~~sE
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A large assortment Of LADIES' KID B4LAu-
RAJ SHOES for 81 IS 10 ~ IS.
CouBel! RIEHs, July 2otAs 1885. sw.
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xxxv@rys
rEEU am SALE sTA1xE.
Tse Haasrssansa sss LEASED aas lasgs and 4azaGaa.
daasEs stable On 4 a.
HfPmEz RRsa a gsxw w

FFn1s @. s&usssa, wssTs ~ kpspa coaasaasax tzs
Aama F~sd af &ssgy siaseSsaksa asss has sA Apniyas
ysysns fs tbs aczssHx4tssB - sx sa@gs ass vsss4e
ffssn tss eaanssy u stzbassaa fssd EAxsF saaizs
srssiIa In gh@ s'ify
n Fsrs saa al ksnaz 81 sawg hssshs aaA ks.ha
xass bwfa aagassss zzas On stsx& sass sx th# ssx4
bic Tar sail
ghsFsss g ses - q s.r siss ssaaas Ia sss sisy.
assa ssrIsSacsasn warrsnsed In sil csse~.
ceasesi Baaa-, zaas ass ssss~~ss
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chAE. 3, sacsuemEs, Loser Bsssswsy, soasl
slde.
H.P. oonaat, Lowsr Broadway, aoFss side