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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-12
FERTILIZERS.


LIEN x II e D e s.
IMPROVED
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
Manufactured ONLY by them at thor
AGRICULTURAL WORKS, PHILADELPHIA.
We respectfully call The Gii,don II Formers and Dealers
10 meJ Joliowing tdcisi-
Ist.-ALLEN NEsplRs do not faim for their article
exclusive excellence, but hey know, and con
sumcrS know that Il Is fOi surpassed by any
2d.we believe aud act upon the principle that there is
ample rom for all manufacturer who desire
TO DO business htly
3d.-lfwe can furnish the Agricultural with Supcr
or Arficls al reasonable prices, consult our
0on and h,f interests by doing So
4th.-lt Is, and always has been, fixed rule with
never to undervaluo goods made or sold by
others hut prefer TO say all we possibly esn In
commeuiaiiln Of them, irrespective uf who
manufacture the article.
5th.-rhe orders for our Improved super-phosphate Of
Lime came In so helvily tho pat season, that
We fear some were Disappointed in obtaining a
supply We trust that IN future may be
able to meet all reasonable demands for our
article To guarl ainst the possibility "
such disappointment. suggest to all who
want our Phosphate to make Arrangement for
carly purchase for next spring. Our celebrat'
ed article an be- had from most Of the respeca-
BILE dealers throughout the country. II the
merchants In your n.ish orhoOd do not have It
on hand, rqussl them to procure II fos you
As-A TRADE DISCOUNT Allowed To DEAlrRs
ALLEN 4 NEEDLES,
AZ {. DELAWARE AvgsuR and Al ). WATER sr,
tFlrst Store above ChestnuD
PHILADELPHIA.
70 W sell no article but such can safely re-
commend oci13-3m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-12
HOOP SKIRTS.
s. 62S

GOWN MAKE" OF HOOP SKIRTS.
Are gotten up expressly TO meet the wants Of Fasr cAss
TRADE
They embrace complete assortment Of ALL the NEW
and DESIRABLE Styles, Sizes and Length for Iadie !,
Misses and Children and superior to all others MADE
In point ofsymmetry, Finish and durability being
1.-THE finest tempered English Steel sphDgs-with Linen
finished Covering and having all the metallic fstenings Inn
moveably secured by improved machinery. They retau
their Shape and Elasticity The and arc
TO give HETIRR sATIsPAeTIuN.
Also constantly in receipt Of full lines ofgood Eastern
made Skirts, at very low prices SKIRTS made 10 orler
altered and repaired. WHOLESALE and RETAIL, n
MAHUPAcToRY and SALES Room,
No. 62s ARCH Street. above Sixth, pIIILADA.
az TERMS CASH. ONE PRICE ONLY augt54m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-12

EORREsT q BOWEN,
COETRAoTING BRICKLAYERs,
S. B. CORNER or EIGHTH AsD BuTrOswoOD srs,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Heaters and ranges SET and all work in their line Of
business done At short notice and on reasonable ters
septl6-3m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-12
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
lID TUAL INSU RA NCE GO MP ANY

Office Wilmington Institute, corner of 9th
and Market Streets, Wilmington, Del.
REST ON PREMIUM NOTES REDUCED TO FIVE
PER CENT
THE principle Of Mutual Insurance is believed to be
the safest experiences tar proved II to be the
cheapest OF Insurance against Loss FRR, and
although this Institution has heeen but IL years in
stance the list Of insurers will compare avorAbly with
ny other; and the loJssg by fire during that time al
though notfew have been promptly paid all who have
basH insured in this oee and have had the misfortune
be burned attest The object has been to So
good list of safe risks, rather than to swell the
number ofinsue I'd without regard to hazards; thus les
sening the liability of sinking the cash capital in
heavy disasters during the year.
DIRECTORS.
ILMINaroN.-Wllliam caEA- Georga Richardson
John A. Duncan, JAeob Pussy, WiiliAm fRtnali, Glen
ent b. smyth, John Cochran, Edward r. Bsllah sam
uel Candy, uhAs. W. Rowland.
BRAEDTwBE HuNDRED-Rdw. Bringhurst, J. Cloud
Elliott.
CHRisTIAEA HuEDRRD.-lames Riddle.
NBw CASTLE HusDRRD-JOhn uyeT.
WHITE CLAY CRRRK HUNDRED AbTam p. Shannon.
wILLIAMi CANDY, ,Prosident
s. D. SMITH, Secretary aud Treasurer. Tn
~ Office hours from to I and from TO L.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-12
REMOVAL.

PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
His facilities for conducting the business on the most
enlarged scale, and in the most satisfactory manner are
net equaed by any other establishment In the state
whilst hs stock s larger than in any between PILLS
delpha and Baltimore. He returns his thanks to his
patrons m the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon
him. and hopes by strict attention To business mort
nd receive continuance OF their Avors his ne loea
pse6
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-12-12
REMOVAL.

RGMOV AL.
The Delaware Fire Insurance Company have removed
their office from No. III Market Street to No. co., nearly
opposite the Bank of Delaware.
IEOoRPoRATED BY THE LEafsLAruRE STATE or DEL
AWARE, WITH CAPITAL oP
One Hundred Thousand Dolla rs
TNHB PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY ARE RECRIv-
mingon against losses by Fire every description Of
buildings in general sndze ships In port and their
cargoes household furniture aud other personal prop ry
also against loss damage by inland transportation Of
goods, wares, merchandise and o0untIy Toduee.
Terms Of Insurance will be favorable any Of the
companies in the cities Of Philadelphia New York
Parties insured repoHe the fullest confidence the
sodity Of its capital and that all losses will be promptly
adjusted " the company n{Yb ycroDs.
At the annual election held the 9th day Of March,
1865 the following directors elected to serve the
ensuing year, viz;
George Jones, Samuel Floyd, Edward MeInal,
d. Q. Wtlaon, bAml b. Newlin, GeOrgeW Sparks,
Jos MendinhAll, John b. Porter. George w. Bush
Insurance may be made for any time not less than
months.
In addition the above mode Of Insurng property the
Delaware Fire Insurance Company whose charter per.
petuA see perpetual Insurance real estate the person
becoming insured deposits in the uce certain
amount to be insured-but which be Withdrawn o..
any time by leaving per cent the deposited
this method IL believed to be much advRntagesuao to
the insured than tho formerhe expense about one half
less and there is renewing Of the policy from time to
me.
Property that would ba insured per annum at 20 and
IS cents the l000 will be insured az and per deposit
and in like proportion the risk increases.
Persons wishing insure their propeTtyur wanting
formation on the subject ofnsuranee, will apply to the
agents as above or to
GEORGE JONES, President.
JoHE MnLRAR, Secretary
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02

Va e0ugrasulase he eannlry upcn an
other advances toward II repuhiieanism
In shs release OF Jehn Mitchell, without
conditions, from his confinement al Fort.
ress Monroe. Il was difficult to under.
stand By what process OF reasoning coaId
be rseonsilssi 1ho faesof bic retantios in
prison with fha just and eoncihatery poI-
lev that Mr.. johnson has declared, aud,
to eeftaia extent, carried into effect, in
regard TO those who, 10 subordinate or
unofficial capacities, wsre connected wiah
the late GaBfedsFaey. Air. Aitahal, Ii Ia
true, espoased the cause of the Santh
With sarnessness, and, while there was
hope for II, supported ID With all the pos
CT Of bis vigorous intellect and gifted
pan. He conId not hare dome otherwise
without violating the instincts Of his true
aud impassioned nature. 0aea embark
ed in an eatefpFise that enlisted bis syan-
pathies and appealed TO bis convictions,
it was Impossible fer him to be lukewarn
OF hold in check the promptings Of his
noble and iuspalsive spirit. Those who
condemn the Southern people for theis
struggle for Independence may condemn
Jhhn Mitchell for having joined them in
the undertaking, but no QUE whose good
opinion is worth having will eeRsure him
fer having baen fearless, thorough and
constant la his adhesion to the caase thai
be oonseientionSly embraced. To punish
him more severely than bis comrades be-
cause his talents and his courage rendered
BIN conspicuous, would be to Eebnke ma
tnre for the Iiberalitg Of her good gifts.
MF. johnson, II be c5atinaes to throw
open the doors Of the Federal hastiles and
ID eff.Ecs the traces Of arbitrary power,
will soon perfect the bond of good feel
ing between himself and the masses. The
liberation Of Mr. Mitchell will earn for
him especially the gratitude Of large
and influential class of cur adopted eiti-
Eens, whose political friendship and suif-
rages have never failed to be Of value to
public men. Mr.. Mitchell beneath pris.
on roof, could never have been compelled
to bend the knee ia allegiance 10 any
power; bat We believe that, as free man,
he will eheerEuiiy assist 10 the labor Of
reconstraegiou; and, at all eyents, will
work band and brain, in the interests Of
bis native land.-N 7. Necs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02
MoRR BIG kTRAws.

Rspabiieaa Attorney General, Of New
fork, John GaehFane, and the valiant
Daniel & Siekles, the confidential friend
OF Abraham Lincola, ars on the stump
for the Demacratie ticket in New York.
! sfCapperheads" are gessiHg both nusner-
ous and respectable. Roll on the BALI
Omaha Herald.
: / Not quite 80 fast friend Miller. Va
don's think the fact that JoHx CooHRAkE
and DASIEl E, sICxIxs are ssumping for
tho Democratic ticket provss that fsC0p-
psrheads are getting both numerous and
respectable" but rather the reverse. II
CochFaae and Si,kles hare turned .sCop.
peTheads," we think that while copper
heads are getting more numerous" that
the addition Of two sgeh men, dsterior-
ases the respectability Of the party, and
that their association with sscopperheads'
proves ths demoraIized state Of the De-
aocracy Of New York.
From all saeh "balls'' good Lord de-
livsx rs,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02

HIt has frequently been charged up
on Secretary Stanton, that be would not
exchange the anders onviiIe prisoners OF
account OF the refusal Of the rebels ID re.
cognize negroes as prisoners of war
This has bsen as often disputed by The
radical press. But we have at length ar
ayowal Of that fact from u source shat
will hardly be questioned. On abe Wirtz
trial the other day, "Aajor General
Thomas remarked that counsel knew that
our government would rot exchange pris-
ouera while the rebel goEarnmeat refused
10 recognize eolored prisoners as Sold
iers."
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02

fT~ All who cry for standing army,
are as the sams time advocating aA IN
crease OF taxation and paper money, The
continuation Of the present altogether
unhealthy commercial and financial con-
dition, and the repudiasiou OF our no.
sional debt. The real rapudiation party
4 not the party which demands thai tho
United States Beads should Be taxed, for
this taxatien 10 rather guarantee against
Fepadistson, because exu1npsion from tax
alton would make the henda odiaus, but
that party which advocates large sEaad-
ing army, and THIS tbs inerease OF our
national debtl which woald be sure to
lead 10 auAlly 90 repadiation.- Sc 1. outs
AssiegsF.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02

In September Chief Jns1ia Chase, Gen
r j. 6pinnsrs Of ths YFsAsugf Depart
ment, and fanr ladies, and eahsr invited
guests, select party Of ofAcial bon Ton,
took an excursion from BcHalo, n. T., to
Clersiand and Dskro1t, Micklgan, % lhe
Revenue cutter known as the aCommo-
dore Perry The ssCammodora perryn
was built 10 Buffalo for the Government
under the directions Of eps Captain Whit
akgr, but was not, We believe, accepted
BY the government Ia consequence Of an
nnfayorablereport of the officer In charge,
RvsEshody supposed that the excursion
was given to ths Department Ariptocracy
by the builders Of the boat, 10 order 10
conylnce them Of the injustice of the
ssriclnres of the alsaorss report, and es-
erybody was willing to concede that IA
investment of this kind in wines, liquors,
and other st ceieras Of first class excur.
sion would be paying. What will Bs sha
surprise, therefore, Of everybody, 10 learn
that the builders of the "Commodors
Perry" have all shsbeneis Of the molli-
tying influences OF the cocktails imbibed
by The Judicial and treasury siiss, on Lake
Eric, without bearing any of the expense.
The hiits amounting 70 tro Eaos4saad
dollars, for this lake voyage were presen-
ted, the other day, TO Charles ID. Norton,
Collector Of the Port Of Buffalo, for pay.
ment. Mr.. Norton referred 70 bis iussrac-
tons FOR Information ss TO the course be
should pursue, aud finding nothing in ref
sreuce to paying whisky bills for Chief
Justice, aud edibles for governmen t off,
cials on a pleasure jaunt, he declined 10
allow the account, and autographed TO
Washington for his instructions. The
Collector of the Port of Buffalo was what
is generally known as "green 'un" and
his verdancy may yet cost him bis posi-
zion. The Democratic presidents which
he followed do mos prevail at Washington
aow, for the government pays literally
for the recreation Of It's Servants" Mt.
Norton was promptly Instructed to pay
the bills and return them as vouchers to
The Treasury Department.
Maralme recreation by the officials oil
the Government has became a Ia mode,
and the people pay ten per cent. of theil
incomes to provide for the expense oil
Seasons The stupid honesty of such
simple souls as the Collector of the PORT
Of Buffalo may not be allowed to interiors
With the aristoeratic amusement Of q
pleasure voyage when 80 disting tished q
parsonage as the Chief justice leads the
party of excursioEista. The health oil
Mr.. Chase may demand this outlay, bal
We confess we think the bene6ts derived
from its preservation scarcely warrant the
expenditure Of two thousand dollars for
"trip from Buffalo to DetTait and return
- Dubuque Herald.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02


e5We see it stated that the whole Of
JET Davis Cabinet has been pardoned.
Is that the fact? Ii it is, is MT John C.
Breckenridge, who was in the Cabinet at
the evacuation Of Richmond, one Of the
narioued?
Ii Mr.. Breckenridge is not Lardoned,
and if be wishes 10 be, we hope that be
will be. We know no reason why be
should not be. No charge, SO far as we
can learn, lies against him that does not
lie equally against all who were 10 REBEL
ion. No one has ever accused him Of in
humanity TO prisoners or of anything in
consistent With the most knightly courte-
81 and ehivalry.
To pardon snch offenders as our Gov
ernnent has pardoned and get to keep Mr..
Breekiuridgr 10 exile, if be is willing to
come under the prescribed obligations, is
an unreasonable and unjust discrimina-
ton according to our opinion. We do
not know what Mr.. b. will or will not
swear or promise, bat we would lay eur
life that be will do whatever be says be
will do. And none can doubt that, as q
loyal citizen. he would be a portion of
the intellectual wealth Of Kentucky and
Of the nation.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02
NATIONAL INSURANCE co.
Council Bluffs, = Eowa.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL,
Secured ~ y II: sif' a. a.'s' $500, 1000.
OFFICERS.
W Ia VI. PUSEY, Priest,
JOHN VI Ross. Vice PFest,
ASA RuCKMAS, Gea. TRAY Agt
nTREcrnRs ANp RgPERENcEs

DIRECTORS AND REFERENCES
Hon W H. NJ. Pussy, Banker. e8urei RIaTs
Hon c. BaIdNia, late ChieI Jusflcs Of I8lga d. ;
W Ross Pork Merchant d. Tbgs j. street
Atturner at Law, do Ssm tfaas. Es,j whole
safe gfoSeI. dai { J H4ffsEd HaFdwsrt r. Df.lipr.
do IohR Jones, Pr0p'r Pse4ac HoRsF, DO; Hgn
l. ". Ross, d.; z. n Lassy, Genif Insurance
Axeni Oskatoosa Iowa Hen W. Il seeverk DO I;
HOS Rm. LoaehbfiHEe Jafsse 81 Ssh JR41risl
District, d. John White, president Of the Ist
National bank, dol Hon Geo. Vs. AoCIeasy, sx-
Secretary Of state Iowa City, Inwa; Gen. 4. c.
Dodge, Burlington Iowa Hon H.. " TTimbIr,
udge Of tie 2ad 1stosal D .egTct Bl,gGadeli, To-
wa; hon. Win, HAlH GieuN God. Ius4
oFF&cE Over Peas Hardware SlQEe, LgTRF
Broadway Council BiuGs Iowa.
This Company recpHty organized ia tlis city, M
der the Laws Of Iowa, IS now prepared TO issue
Policies Upon all classes Of detached dgr eli ms
and tArEH property agslnsl loss D. are I.saIliGg
wind storms spd tarnaiaes.
Operating upon The y aku&I pIaR Insurets viii
pay M more than the actual cost OF Insurance..
waiie tAey will retain n theiF midst he Enohss
now paid 20 Foreign companies,
Tuos. J. sTEEF,
Secretary,
SEED. 18Th. TsC5.-@5a.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02
Singers L. Public spr akers

taken before Singing OF SpeakiEx aid r IicYtHg
The to- o&t after unusual ezeifleu Of the vocal
organs. The Troc5es are menaed AM pre-
acTtbel by Physleisas, and have Testimonials from
article OF tFae aeEgIt and having proceed thetT ef
hcaCy ~ test % many years. year dads them
ia new localities IN garAaus paris Of the gCra SDd
The TTOcGes universally pronounced better than
other articles.
OBTAIN uuty BROWNS BRONCHIAL TaocHEs"
and Do Mt take any OF The W0Tth.sss ImIa!ioE.s
that may De uuerfd
Sold everywhere IN thcUaitei States, and in Fgr-
elga EouuETies, q "a cent BeE box
Egy, 2 is -z-p-c 6ul
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02

R9~A son Of the iats President Polk i:
employed With two blacks, the three Al
Ave dollars per dag in taking care oil
mules purchased be Northern spdcula.
tor at the army sales in Nashville.
We End the aboFe IN an exchange and
give it as a sample of news got up by tbs
sensation journals Of the day. President
Polk left no son to keep mules or d. any
thing else. He died ehildless.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02
MANHOOD

Thitss Edittam Fifty Theat and--l0o pasea By
Rshsft n Befti VI IT. A h&agseA adfTess4sa to
youth. IA EaaxTsss. asa ahsse EesxKMRLAaaNs
MsmsaAaE Ssht ~ szaif psaf-aaid. en- recefI |
OF TfzsA AE&Ta AssSekni peazasl eH tAis anaH
seok aAf ess8 8obk 20 xHE 4rRGscIsp, szA
has spvH sheass ada kEsaa Atteof aisery. and sa
aussSzes5 Exays' ts tkehts % ttN evils 81 Yogsh
fai frsdif fstfan, a@ls &erse SsEufnal weMEassss
Enalsas$ias, sMxlaz9 btkeasyS1 Hsnstas neAs4sy,
Loss ar reeves, Nsxf asksness pssmssmse Decay,
Ipapatsfhs Mc - 4 viii b INST TIE &sHervr FfvFa
kniaila 81 khf DsssfwAskbSfs Of NsEriNxe AaaTssse
q 1T DR u fBAY AN causEfEEng PhyskasHns
aax ss1s 81 ExesassS, Aes EoFk.
| ann f@ "a. Icy
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02
a"ssO CONS here nv

ag"Ooms here mr. little feilowgs said
Q geatlena an TO q yoangsser of Eve years,
while sttung 10 parfor where . Iafgs
eompeny we're assembled. Do yeu
know me2'' 'tYIth thir.n uWho ana :
LIST iass AearY's FssYou ith tlie sslan who
kished masnma when papa was In she Nav
York. 81
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02
AT AUCTION.

I viii offer for sale at AueEion al the City Hotel
IL Council bsGhs Iowa,
Wednesday, November 90, 1895,
the following prgpe. ~ -
oas hundred aud aEiy feet 81 sha inch Rope, and
a lgt Of ancziaed baggage, ugW ia nly posse sigB.
Ts property ylii be sold to pay the charges there
On, unless called for and redeemed by the owuers
thereof before day az salT.
Here al! Be acAEnce for bal gains, sale positive
W L. BlGGs.
ooa 2s, Iss5,~-.d.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02

G A few months ago Gen. Banks de-
elarsd 90 oath thai be was q citizen of
Leuisiaaaa and was admitted 70 BE bar
as such. That was whsa shssa was va
eaLey ia The United States Senate, when
shas was flied by somebody else; he be-
came citizen of Massachusetts again.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02
A GROWN or GLORY.
EVERY NAN, womsa ara Child Who has Used
sTERLESG'S AMRROSEA

Is wiT}inS 10 recommend Il. Three years Of rapid
y iacressiuz sale have made lie AsubEosia famous
all over fbe work.
IT'S WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
Il cures l5el 1s 81 TIE Head.
Il makes NeE Hair srU'z GA Bald Heads.
II prevents the Hair Fr9a fansuz 5gs.
It rrE1sT5 the Esir sofl sna Glossy
CIeaRses thc scalPi cools llse heated brow re-
moves 4aadrsG; cures nervous heasIaebr; cares
balinessi iusUsas Iuxof tang loeSgi iac!lues hair
to eurI} su2eruades Wigs k.ls hair eaters, Good
casct apparent st eaee-
10 TiE LADIES WE SAY,
rhe \ ial%oslA viii sa.s y5a ts . 7 Klss atty
put up. Dsheately pertumcd. Pg.gou.zed by
Opera Singers and Actresses. Sold 10 sBge.sd.a
boxes by1ss OF c1Ftsss, containing two large boz
tles-Es. 2 for morning No. fer cycaiag.
THERE IS No MISTAKE ABoUTIT
sTERLTNG's AABaosFA il The best, must agrera-
asIe aud raectlse t5ilst IN The wsGlI. TO prove
this fay cSEtga.
sa'dbv Drr-zisgs
sTERLISos AHBRosIA NANVFAcTURIHG Co.,
as EgEtea sgEees, \. y.
Oct. IS 1855. IL
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02

CT A most novel claim has inst been
allowed by the War Department 81 WASH
ington. It seems that under an order Of
General Granger, issued at Nashville, ls-
63, staam boat load of women Of ILL
reputation we're taken from that eity to
be landed ct Louisville or Cincinnati
The authorities at these plaees refused to
allow them to land, and tho result was
that tbs captain Of tho boat was obliged
to keep them ga the river for about q
month, when be returned With bis cargo
% Nashville. The trip cost tAe handsome
little sum VI six fhaaaand dollars, the
Government aow pays.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02

gY For wedding coming of in New
York, one millinery establishment has
some 60 odd dresses 10 charge, which will
cost money enough 20 buy thousands Of a.
ores Of land In Nebraska, Daeotah or l.
daho. IE&
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02
PROCLAMATION By rHg PRESIDENT

The President of the United States is
sued the following proclamation on the
l2th Inst:
WHsRKAs, By a proclamation OF the
Sub Of JaIy, 1864, the President of the
Unitei States when civil war vas hagianG
and when combinations were 10 progress
10 kentucky for the purpose Of melting
Instruction and caasing raids into that
SEata, directed that the proclamatisu Eus-
pending the privilege Of the writ Of hd-
bs1s corpus should be made eifcctual in
kentaekys and that martial Law sh Juid be
established there, and continue until said
proclamation should be revoked or mod
fed; and
WHEREAS, Since then ths danger from
iusurgent raids into Kentucky has sub
staatialIy passed away; now, therefore,
b it known that |, Andrew johnson,
President Of the United States, by virtae
.oi TIE authority vested in me BIZ the Con-
stitution, do hereby declare that the said
proclamation Of the 5th day Of July, Is
81. shall be, and is, hereby modified, 10
- far that martial law shall be no longer
in force in kentucky, from and after the
date heTefoTe,
In testimony whereof | have bereunto
set my hand, and caused the seal Of the
United States to be affixed.
Done at the City of Washington, on
the l2tb day of October, in the year OF
cur Lcris 1865, and Of the Independence
of the United States of America the 90th,
tSiguedl ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President:
w. EUSTEK, Acting See'y of State,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02

e. An bsneFable family II Hsa,iltou,
Canada, we're sorelY troubled because tho
eldest aon was guilty Of marrying ser.
want girl. He sent her 10 schaaf first,
and she l. now handsome. well educated,
and folks think much superior tohdr bus
band.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-02

gT Ths ex-rebal Senator Hunter, and
whiIom, peace commissioner of Virgin
Ia bad an iateryisw Nth the President,
as did also Pierre soule and The rebel
Gen. Dick Tailor, Of Louisiana 90 the 2lss
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