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Work. is Prayer.
"wOrk willis ills day, for the night eOnsth
when NO M An can work, - sSSss =. =

"Work willis il is day. for the night eOmeth
when NO man can work = - :. z <;
Brothers he ye whum- ye may.
Sons Of men 7 bid you-pra,i
Pray uncoa.ing-prdy With might
Pray in dsrkness-pray in light!
Life hath rtiII no hours toaspare-
Life is toil--and toll IS prayer! = '.1,.i
Life is toil !, and an that lives. =
Sacrifice or labor gives, =
WYier, fese air. and: estth, @.s,...z,s
Rest not, ,s,i p,auss not, fr.,n their birth.
Se.i. within tie. fruitful: ground,
Iasset. il Che: :seas pr"ionnd, .1..,..
Bard and 5.e, and Tree and- flower, 70
E4sh hath labor for itsr duysr--, .-ye...--
Each the mark uf toll must wear, 49,, =. :.
Toll .ye, then for work is prayer! ,,s.,*s.,
Student! IN Thy searching mind ..,...
I.,! the koy Of heaven thou'lt End;
T'riu thy lamp. and burn hi"o uil-- -
Through the midnight asche. toll. i;
Lsy the souls great secrets bare, :
L .bor labor! work is, payer.
Patriot toiling for thy kind,
Thou shalt break tho chains that bind
Shape Thy thought and mould thy plani
Toll for freedom toilfor man!
S,g.ly think, ana soldlyi dtre,
Labor. Labor! work is prayer!
$40 'eaN''-@
Christian round thee brothers stand
Pledge thy truth, and give thy hand:
Raise the downeast-nerve the weak!
.Toitfor good--foryirias speak = '7e.' -. -,
Let thy brethren be thy care
Labor! labor. work is prayer! -,s5 =.
Prny Syo al the night draws near,
Toll, while yet the sky is clear;
Toll, while evil round We springs;
Toll, while wrosS its shadow, ,fingssi, go.
ps4yin hope, ana ne'er despair, ~ -
Toll ye! toll ye work is prayers;
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Notice.

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vember, 1860, and signed by B. a. Sullivan
Dnniet Quattlebum and Jas. b. Sullivan. i bero.
by notify the sguers not to pay tff presented Iv
another person. JOHN HUIET
Sept IL 2tsS = ~
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SOUTHERN
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE.

VyHE regular republication Of this lgng and
Il well.known RELIGIOUS AND FAMILY
NEWSPAPERS official paper or the Metho-
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at MACON, GA. - ''..' "
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wise to insist upon rule, that the money be in
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No other papor ia the country is put at so low
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ANY person sending $4,000 for subscribers
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Barter |! Barter !!

VENHE Granitevillo Manufacturing Company
a will continue to Bartet CIpth for cOTToN.
FLOUR, CORN, PEAS, BACON AND LARD
giving Augusta prices for produce, aud Nafnish-
Ing Cloth at Wholesale rates.
0rauitevfllo, April If Is
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Notice.

A Ii persons having demands against til, Es-
n tate Of Capt. Nathaniel Burton, decd, viii :
please render the 'ame in to ne; iegaiy at,ested,
immediately and those indebted to tho said Es-
tate are required to nuke immediate paym.st-
Oct II If q,
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NEW. GOODS! NEW GOODS!
JAMES L. COOK & CO.,
ANyTEVITJ,E. 8. c..

NKyOULD most respectfully inform their friends
w, and the public generally that thsy have
just returned froh n EW YORK, with SPLEEN
DID ASSORTMENT of GOODS, comprising, IN
part
DRY GOODS
Beautiful Mourning and Colored PRINTS;
WORSTEDS,. DELAINES and GHALL1ES;
:. LONG CLOTHS. best Quality;
=. IRISH LINEN and Table DAMASKj
FLANNBLS, In Variety;
Black and Figured ALPACAS;
Ladies' BALMoRAL SKIRTS; nu,
HOSIERY sad GLOVES;
Ladies' BELTS and COLLARS;
Silk and Berege Wells;
KENTUCKYsJEANS;-: =; 80.
SATTINETTS, cASSIMERS, dc, &c.
HATS AND CAPS.
Gents Black and copd Felt and Wool HATS;
Boys {" HATS; (;
LADIES HATS. Iatest styles.
BOOTS IND. SHOES.
Gents, ladies, Misses AID Childrsn's SHOES,
in great variety.
GROCERIES.
SUGAR. COFFEE, TEA,
CHEESE. MACKEREL.
SYRUP, CANDLES, SALT,
CANDY. SODA CRACKERS,
PEARL 4 CORN STARCH,
ALLsPIcE AND PEPPER,
COOKING SODA.
sARDINEs, lOBSTERs,
BAR AND TOILET SOAPS,
Segars and Smoking Tobacco,
SUPERIOR cnEwING TOBACCO, &C, &c.
sUNDRlEs.
Knires and Forks, Saws,
Pocket knives, Hames and Trncos,
Carving Knives, Sauce Pans, Kettles,
Table and Ton Spoons, Axes,
Cotton and Wool Cards, Shovels and Tongues,
Hatchets and Hammers, Lanterns,
Pad and Stock Locks, Keelers and Tubs,
Augurs and Chisels, Measures, Siflers,
Candle Sticks, Brooms and Buckets,
Blackir :, Tin Ware,
Blaekins Brushes, Pot Ware,
Hair Violin Strings,
Coarse and Fine Combs, Files, Heat Cutters,
Hnir Pins, Coffee Mills, No. /,
CR0CKERY.
A full limo of WHITE GRANITE and C. C..
CROCKERY, GLASS WARE, &c.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
a splendid stock of DRUGS and MEDICINES
always on hand
Graniteyille, Oct 10 st Al
Blue Stone i! Blue Stone |!
TUST received a good supply of a No BLUE
ID STONE. ::
HODGES &JENNINGS.
Oct. II If - IL .
Save your Lard and Soda
uDY using Durkee's YEAST POWDERS, to
I'D be had cheap at
HODGES & JENNINGS.
Oct N &c 40
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gbY the Ist Of OCTOBER, or as soon as the
I'D mails are rs-establisheJ, will renew the
publication Of the
CHRISTIAN INDEX, ~.
AsD TEE
CHILD's INDEX,
have been publishing.
Price of "Jndex," per annum, 90
Price Of "childs Index" ................. 50
"a deduction made for Ciubs
Money may bo RENTED at once, as my deter
mnation Is positive. Ny desire is to secure q
large subscription list with which to begin, and
I issue this prospectus that subscribers may have
time to forward their remittances.
It ia my intention to Issue FIRST. glass papers,
and no pains or expense will be spared to secure
that end. The best writer's end correspondents
will be secured, and tho highest religious and
literary talent will be given to the papers. The
Child's paper will be profusely illustrated, and
will, in every sense, be made to conform to its
now title, "THE CHILp's DELIGHT"
Money may be sentby Express OF otherwise
if by Express, at my own risk, if the Express
receipt is sent me, on the resumption Of mail fs-
cilities.
Ny connection with the firm Of ]. ". BuRKs
/ Co., is dissolved but will, establish AN Office
in Macon, Ca, where communications may DO
addressed.
SAMUEL BoYKiN.
Macon, Sept II If IL
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THE
SOUTHERN CULTIVAT8R!
PUBLISHED MONTHLY AT
- ATHENS, GA. d.
D. REDMOND & WIN. n. WHITE,
PRoPRlEToRs. ..,.

TERMS.-Two DOLLARS pcr year, or 81 for
six months; Fifty Cents for tbroe months, in ad.
oance. Single copies, Twenty Cents. ~
~All communications for the paper and
subscriptions must be addressed to VIM. NJ
WHITE, Athons, Ga.
Private letters, orders for back numbers,
ETC., may be sent to D. REDMOND, Augusta,
Ga, es heretofore.
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To:the. Public.

EnERsoNs who hare left DEEDS, BONDS or
i MORTGAGES in the Clerks Office to Re-
curd are respectfully Informed that the same has
been done. and that their papers, duly stamped,
nre ready for delivery on payment Of costs. Par
ties are notified TO- apply soon for thoir respective
papers. 5. HARRISON,
80; - Clerk Court Edgefold District.
Oct II, st "a:
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State of South, Carolina,

state. OF. SOuIny carolina,
ED GEFIEE H:DIS TR let.
e...r.. IN0RDLNARK.. .s....-.
DY W. F. DURISoE, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
I'D field District. Il - -, -
Whereas, LOWS Jones has applied to mo for Let
ters of Administration, with will annexed, on all
and singularth gooas:and chattsls, rights and
credits Of JGnes Jones, late of the District afore
said, deceased: :''.4s
These arc, therefore, to cite and admonish oil
and singular the kindred and creditors of tho said
deceased, to BIO and appearbefore me, ut our next
ordnary,s Court for the said District be holden
at Edgafeld Court House, on the 4tb day of
Nov. next, to show cause, if any, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and aeal, this 21st day
Of Oct, in the year of our Lord one thous-
and eight hundred and sixty-6ye, and In the
niuoticth year Of the 'sovcteignty and Indepen
dence Of tho United States Of .America. \
W. F:DURiSoE, 0.E.D.
Oct25 ct 48
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State of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

EUGEFlELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
DY W. 2. DURIsoE, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
I'd field District.
Whereas, G. W-6 M. Long has applied to me
for Letters of Administration, on all and sin.
gular the goods and chdttols, .rights and credits
Of Joseph Long, late Of tho. District aforesaid
deed. 3,
These are, therefore, to cite and ndmonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of tho said
deceased, to bo and appear before me, at our next
ordinlrys Court for czid District, to be holden
at Edge6eld c. H., on the 9Th day of: Nov. next,
to show .caase il any, &hythe said administration
should not Be gtantod..'> -
Given under my hand and seal, this 23d day OF
Oct. in the year Of our Lord one thousand sight
hundred and sixty FIVE, md IN tho spth yaar Of
the Independence of: the United States of Amer
' w.F. DURIsoE, o.H.D.
- oct25 Ct =. 43
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Dennis
Compound DogWood BitterS,

A SUBSTITUTE FOR QU1N1NE.
Er assists DIGESTION and stiumulatos and
4 strengthens the system.
Nature supplies the best remedies in tho oli-
mato in which the disease exists.
Prepared by ]. DENNIS, NJ. D.
Augusta, Ga.
octll 2t Al
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Mems White Merino Drawers;
Shirts.
7" Shetland 4" Drawers;
Shirts;
Ribbed Drawers;
Shirts;
Ladies' Hoop Skirts;
Bridal
Young Ladies' Bridal Skirts;
Aisses' Plain Clasp Z"
Cotton Umbrellas;
Silk and Cotton Hanksrchsfs.
Floor Oil Cloths.
Floor Oil Cloths, thoroughly seasoned
Table Oil Clsths, just received.
Shoes.
Ladies' Balmorals;
Misses Caters!
Gents Caters, Buckles;
Heavy Shoes, all kinds.
Groceries.
Java Coffee, Green Tea,
Laguayra1 Coffee, Black Tea,
Rio {" Starch,
Sugar, Brown, Soda,
Fair, Sal@ratus,
Crushed, Mackerel, in kits,
Cheese, in half bhls.
Black Pepper, Goldfish,
Ginger, Nutmegs,
Candies, Soap,
AND GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
Sundries.
Nails, all sizes, IS Boxes Glass,
Cotton Cards, Parlor Matches,
Coconut Dippers, Matches,
Mason's Backing, Buckets of all kinds,
Backing Brushes, Tubs, Plain,
Scrubbing Brushes, Tubs, Painted,
White Wash Brushes, Tubs, Cedar,
White Wash Heads, Brooms,
Mop Heads, Hair Brooms,
Cotton Twire, Feather Busters,
Nests. Boxes, Horse Brushes,
School Baskets, Rolling Pins,
Market Baskets, Potatoe Mashers,
Clothes Baskets, Lemon Squeezers,
Clothes Lines, lowell Rollcrs,
Clothes Pins, Nests Reelers,
Army Pals, Spice Sctts,
Wisps, Nests Flour Pals,
Iron Selves, Faucets,
Plated Selves, Well Buckets,
Brass Selves, Wood Spoons,
Wash Boards, Zinc, Mouse Traps,
Wash Bonrds, Plain, Sash Cord,
Hearth Brooms, Whisks.
Dusting Brushes, Pocket Whisks,
Ladies', Table mats,
Stove Polish, Match Safes,
Gun Caps, Axes,
Boxes Ink, Axe Handles,
Bail Boxes, Letter Paper,
Pad Locks, Trunks,
Bagging.
1900 Yards Best Gunny Dagging,
1000 Pounds Best Rope,
90 Coils Manila Rope,
500 pounds English Twine,
Liquors.
Cases Old Cognac Brandy,
Cnses Holland Gin,
Gases New York Gin,
Gases Old Bourbon,
Ceses Millar's xxx Bourbon,
Cases Wolfe's Old Bourbon,
Cases Wolfe's Scheidam Schnnpps,
Cases Russo's Arrack Punch,
Cases Russe's St. Domingo Punch,
Cases Purest Blackberry Brandy,
Gases Old Port Wines,
Cases imperial Sherry Wines,
Gases 8. Domingo Bitters,
Syrups.
Lemon, Ginger,
Raspberry, Assorted,
Pickles.
25 Cases assorted Pickles,
Gherkins, Pepper Sauces, DC.
Liquors by the Barrel.
25 Dbls whiakey, Old Rye, 1870,
10 Bbls Gin,
10 Bills Rum,
10 Kegs. 10 gals. each, Old Rye whis-
kcy, 1910, 6pcr ct. above proof.
Carpets, shsies, Curtains, Dry Goods and
shoes, up stairs, the balance on our lower door.
Planters, Merchants and Citizens, look to your
interest and give US q call.
JAMES G. BAILIE & BROTHER
2o5 BROAD STREET,
AUGUSTA, GA.
Sept Is sns i
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1KToULD mOstrespectfully inform their friends
w. and the public generally that thsy have
just returned frOh NEW YORK, with SPLEEN.
DID ASSORTMENT of GOODS, comprising, in
part,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01
Dannask.

Lace and Muslin Curtaina, Cornicea, Bands,
Loops, &c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01
Dry Goods,
At Wholesale by the Piece or Dozen.

Calicoee, Thread Nets,
Shifting. Silk Waterfalls,
Misses Balmoral Hose, Shirt Fronts,
{" Ribbed Wool Irish Linen,
Ladies' whit colt S-4 Bleachcd Dsmask,
Gents mixed cot. Socks, Scotch Diaper,
Mems Bro Half Hose, Huck. Towels,
q white az" Silk Neck Ties,
Bows Bro =" &c" Black Ribbon Ties,
Misses White Hose, Silk Tubular Ties,
Green and Bro Barage, Birds Eye Diaper,
Ladies lislo ] Gauntets, Long Lawn,
Adeliue Gloves, Linen Crash,
Silk Diaper Towels,
Mems Undressed. Linen,
Bleached Linen, Ladies' Stella Scarfs,
Brown Table Linen, India Rubber Combs,
Naukins, Horn Combs,
Sxio Bleached Cloths, Ivory Combs,
Mems White Merino Drawers;
Shirts.
" Shetland Drawers;
Shirts;
Ribbed Drawers;
Z" Shirh;
Ladies' Hoop Skirts;
Bridal ="
Young Ladies' Bridal Skirts;
Nisses' Plain Clasp "
Cotton Umbrellas
Silk and Cotton Hanhsrchiafs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01


The.wedding passed off quietly-none
but those who had proved themselves true
friends being there. The young couple
started on wedding tour, while Mr..
Stanley turned his attention to something
else as we presently shall see.
The month of travel had expired, and
one fine morning found him at the station
anxiously awaiting the train that was to
bring his only earthly treasures to him.
The cars came and in few moments, he
had grasped his sons hand and clasped
his lovely daughter to his heart! They
entered the carriage, that was awaiting for
them, and, closing the windows, were
quickly driven to their destination.
:, The carriage stopped-not before the
humble dwelling she had left-not before
a fashionable hotel-but before the pala-
tial home of the Stanley's. Florence gaz-
ed in surprise, out her father, springing
quickly up the broad, marble steps, OPEN
ed the door, and turning to them, put out
his hand saying:
.. "Welcome home, my Children" and
leading them into the newly furnished
house, added, you could determine in
poverty what puzzled your little head in
plenty"
Gerald and Florence saw at once the
meaning of the sudden poverty. 1t hal
been assumed by the thoughtful father MS
q trial of the real sentiments Of Florence's
suitors, and it had succeeded, even as he
had expected. - -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-12

Advicss from the Sandwich Islands 10
the sixth of November announce thai the
Honorable E. II. Allen, Chancellor and
Chief Justice of the Kingdom, has been
accredited Minister PiaaipotentiaFy to
the United States. This King refers 20
the death Of his brother, aud recommends
suitable allowance for the support Of
bis widow, Queen Emma. Treaties since
1869 have been made with Holland, Bel
gium, Spain and Italy. The receipts for
two years into the public treasury bad
been upward Of six hundred and eighty
eight thousand dollars, and the expenai
sars within about twenty-five thousand
dollars Of that amount. The sugar cFoE
has proved az exeslisns one in quality
and extent. Captain II. Bailey, Of New
York, died at sea on the eighth Of MAJ
laas. He was buried at Honolulu.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-12

Tie ahalissseists naasls of one accord
hsss sndsrsed .scretary base linaa pal
sys1sm add hass Stained nt his Sai D.
ii BAnk hroj i va Just ~ thing fOt she
country. Evcn ABE ths 3oksrs ia hsa
10 sssage 10 Congress talks about legisla-
ting % - 70 prshlbis State Banks sRd
give to thess Nalioaal shiaplastas fas.
tories the monopoly Of furnishing TIE
saahsy With dssesla tiag aaedisp il sas
tAsfax asaisg aasas sssa'aaaasa Aaliiioas
lists are beginning . back deWa from
ohase's shiaplastex project.
The following fsSin the Gineinnas1i
|. Gasesie, labOlitioU1 u q sample Of shs
stand fEpm under wassingsef The fslayaa,S
after warnings ara Of 10 use.
ssThe country has suffered hus little
thus far from Natfonai Hanks, bus II ],
plain enough to ZEE that foundations hpFs
been Iaii for bubble Of fthe most extra
ordinary dimensions, and the supersttne.
ture Is going up rapidly. National bank
are running into the widest kind Of vii.
cat system. TheEe Is no doubt ut Al
about this.n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-12

4 SWEET RELIc.--A pssri6ed beshiTu
was found near Grass Valley, CAL. with
honey and bees all pssrifed. 1t was
found seventy -iiva feet below the surfaoe
in log, two and half Feet in diameter
and forty feet long. The Grass Valley
National says !" The beehive is no mat.
ter Of fancy, bat of pure demonstration.
Before US Is sample OF the comb full OF
honsy, all petfGed. The normal thick.
ness Of the comb, tho duplicate of cells
with their invariabie hexagonal shape
are all before as as distinctA as If a fresh
piece Of honey comb, all dripping and
Just cut from the box, had been brought
aad placed before our eyes 90 sheet of
papsr.n @s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-12

TwolTHfxus maj MAx ne sgxS

asa ( & 8
Oar subscribers must remember that
10 bars ssps . ssassgasns VI each aaa's
aec0nna, who i In aszsar On saassripliaas
and they muss reeeollset thai aaless they
pay % ID reasonable time, o. send Us a
gsaa ssasaau fss.saa pAsias .ahsis.as sasss.
viii lie disaantinxsd sad faaig assoa1ss
seat 10 an sfsosw Tor aollsssisa- kow,s6
they aouswaas 10 sss swo, asapfeaeafss
things lhsy had better par up iunqiiT !
aselys The aFsk hing they viii seq viii
te laaaIs asseaats in sAs hands OF 40 on
Ger for ooilscsisn, and if shey don's pay
up. the maxi thing shsy VII see will be
q nosiaa 70 appear before some justice Of
shs psaos, and show sarss wby 10 should
not hare . jadgsnasns against them
fot the anount claimed. ,,..t $
Now IL any 81 car delinquent saescFi-
bars aon't wsns 10 see shess two stings,
sbey had better pay up bat If they Do
want % see them, let them emit 10 send
as thai shsy ows ~, and wealsage sheial
that they shall see the before usoayaieasd
sights, and we assure them that il vii
not be bali 20 funny, and altogether more
expensive than Msaksy sAow. ia
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-12
Wu.r onn pAanaRs aHeuLD Bn.-.A q


WHAT o0E PAaLoGs sHogED BE. 4 mod
eEn writer Gays; "Doas keep up . sod
emn parlor, into which yea 20 bsis onee .
month With your parson or sswlag society
Hang around yous walls picEarcss who's
tell stories Of mercy, hope, courage, faith
and charity. Make your living room shs
largest and most cheerful Ia tbs house,
Let the place be such that when your boz
has gone TO distant lands, or even vhsu
perhaps, be elings to single plank 10 ss'
lone waters of the wias ocean, she thogght
Of the stiIl homestead may come acro@s
the desoIation, bringing always light,
hope and love. Have no dungeons aboai
your house, no room you never open, n
blinds that are always shut"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-12
FOURTEEN THOUSAND WHITE MEN
sACafRBe Ed ron THE NEGRo.
We 6ad the following In the cores
pondsace Of the N. I. World
Nsahinataas Dse- /
rag ExcuAmaE or paaaomERs.


ii mag be sta&sd that COL Maiferd, Agani Ter tss
exchange Of prisoners. Is ia eoufereaee With fAs
xE&hsf5ttes haSe In REGARD So exchange and Colonel
hmifoTa hAk laid before she Governments aanae ana
portrait laets ia regard 70 she sas1sd. Is appears
thMt the rsaels have steat sSs eco Union pTtsuaerz
in kaa1e@ hands ABdsEsoavilfe, GeaFgaas u tae
largest camp. Upwaras VI IL 400 Of cur alsn hAvs
been hurled Ia the last aiss mouths from shas
eaanY aiorse. soFns tive maatAs age aa ARA Sc.
M snt was ssgeetesi sssweeE 8esssESss Grant and
Lee ~ AIleyi&te khe sEEsFLfgs % Enlan afd seeEA
priscuefS By furassisaas tneM vita BLANKETS ana
meiseas ssuys&s Ihe rebels tAfossh thet REsst&,
aessd npoa Il &Eeness oar oaieers hsEeseri - far
As IL known, have deas nothing about ~ II -
regaFfsd as little FemaFkAafe stat tais s4sssss
asausa be aalswpa 10 renaAia aaaRasd ts0ags
Way hss 1900 Upisa prisoners
whits men, been allowed TO suaer and
dis. in C6hssdsrass prisoas2 The an
swss il plain. Beeaass Liacoln and his
sholitiun advisers pefased so sxshange
them unlsss shs osnfedsatss would ex-
change the negtoes eapsared. The South
slained thas the negroes captured were
vansa-way sIases aad having them ID
their possession they would be restored
to their ownsrs. Hence isi i seen thaI
Bhs administrator in order 10 fures sA.
Uaassdexasas 10 givs ~ fsw nsgst
slaves, has sacrificed Ii 900 Write men il
| one southern prison. How many hasl
been suffered 70 rel n q die in other pras.
uns we are aea afafussd. AsolieionisH
Id dear aussssasion 10 white meB.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-12

ID conclusion, lei me give one word OF
adsiss 10 hose vho propose snasgratiag
hishar In " spxIng. There appssrs %
be ,aisposisioa DO she part Of seaas 70
HURRY shrqssh, safposiag tAsir success In
getting claims in some ncw mining district
depends upon she speed they make
in getting hare. This Il mistake.
Erery enc whe cemes here, should bars
an interest in al out as Of some kina.-
tIt l. insmatsrial what they are loaded
wish-anyshiag IN the msrcaatile line 9th
aay. 1880 VEasTAs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-12

RY The surburbs of Washington are
described by correspondent there 70 be
q she'll OF hoysls"-the poor negroes run
81 from Maryland aud Virginia Exsss
there in huts and dens for brief srAse
Of time and then die BY hundreds Ths
stretched dAskiea are Stunned by 4Eafy.
body; tsio women drink and do worse,
and the children perish Of cold aAa han.
ger. Their former condition Of slavery
was heavenly los compared wllA theia
present miserable struggles to live ia frse-
dn4n.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-12

A marine railway is proposed aropnd
Niagara Fails, on the American side. The
project is TO take vessels from the waser,
pass them over the railway, aud commit
them to the deep again. The surveys
have bsea made, and tbs Board of Trade
at Detroit have been invited to examine
the plans. MIR. Horace IL. Day OF the
CITY of New York appears 20 be the pro-
jector Of this plan, in opposition " the
canal project.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-12

EJ'Mark &. Bsruitz, a heavy stationer
Of Cincinnati, has converted nearly Rli OF
bis available property into funds and alb
seconded, leaving bis creditors aAi a
young wife and child. lie Is said to have
borrowed immense sams of money on the
strength of his business, which be took
with him.