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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-29
'EEsc G0sored Delegation fsOssl
-silasDlons.

The following Is President johnson
reply to the co!ored delegation from Rich
mond who called on Kim with reference t.
alleged cruclties pract3ccl on them in
that city. lie sad:
Il have no speech to make to you but
| will simply talk to YOU about this thing.
1t IS hot necessary iorme to make speech
indicating either whatmy coulse has been
or will be upon this subject. II my acts
heretofore would noa be sufficient indica-
tions of what ny future viii be lny profess
sions now would not be- Every proper
step will be taken to ;1.ord you whatever
protection can be given you; but while
you ere III this transition state there
viii be great many things we would all
prefer to have been different that n.;.st for
the present lie submitted 10 as they are
till things can be reme.,.el. Whatever
can 5e done. 80 Ear as / an concerned will
be done checrfuliy. | am glad to hear
that Gov. Pierpont IS pursuing the right
course, and ii seems to ne That, sustained
10y military authority, be can give the
protection required. understand By this
address that the provost Guard J. believed
by you to have been Instrumental N the
hard>AiiS you complain OF Have YOU
presented these assurances 70 Gen. Hal
Ieck ~
The delegation replied to tbs question
as follows: Ne never got to see Gen.
Ilalleck. We did complain TO Gel. Pat
rick, but he told IL he Vas acting under
orders and Gil no. wish 70 ie told his
business. lie regards the matter i'll that
way
9he president said he would have Gen.
Howard fully investigate the matter.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-29
appearance Gs General Sfser
IE2sstR.

The Cleveland (O) Leader thus dcs-
eribes the personal appearance of Gen
Shermaa, who has lately passed through
that ely. It says:
'.lEe has fine figure, is tall, slim, and
wears an extremely nervous aspect. The
photographers give his head with consid-
erablc correctness, although art has given
him a more Web,terian brow than nature
allows His head is massive. broad. high
and deep. Ills eye IS full, Of 4 hazel
color; we judged in the Gas light, 1t is
restless and when net bent sharply on
distance has an intetoycrtel expression
His nose IS prominent and wears fierce
insatiate, hungry expression resembling Il
sci etar. Ills sandy beard is close crop
ped, and moustache and goatcc of Z light
color. The lines OF his face around the
eyes and m2Gth are very expressive and 4
physiosaomist would say: Here Is man
born to command. And yet there is moth
ing in the maa appearance calculated to
iniuse awe into one approaching him
This is due to the fact that he puts on no
''stylo" whatever aud also to the fact al
ready noted. that he seems so self involved
and unconscious Of others. lie does not
seem to see you, and that absence of scru-
tiny relieves one of the fright one usually
feels in the presence of the great
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-29

The Army and Navy Journal says it
stands on the records at West Point that
neither Grant nor Sherman were among
the ''good boys" Of the Military Academy,
Gen. Sherman standing No. l24.jn the
order of good behavior. and Gen. Grant
falling as low as HI In scholarship, too,
neither of them attained a place among
the honored five, Sherman, who stood the
first year at No 9 did, indeed, graduate
at No. 6, but Grant. beginning with TWEEN
ty-three above him. rose only at gradua-
tion to No. 2l. He was best in mathe-
MATES. where he stood at No. 10. In
French he never was above "A, which may
account fer his linguistic reserve now.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-29
Antels.
EDWARDS HOUSE
Oriental livery Stable.
SALE. FEED G EXCHANGE

Horses and Carriages always on hand 10 let at
reasonable rates. We also pay the highest mar
ket price in cash for Horses. Horses boarded
by day, week and month on reasonable term
HESS 4 NESSEL
'l,a outh Indiana March 26th 1863
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-29

For some years TO come, old iron will be
plenty enough around Petersburg to sup
ply several large foundries East and
sohth of tie city, plowing is dangerous as
exploding shells arc very likely to send
horse and driver high in the air
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-29

1t is said that there was never but ou'
man who wasn't spoiled by being lionized
-hc was jew, and his name was Dan
iel
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-29

What a world of gossip would be pre-
vented if it was only remembered that a
person who tells you of the faults of 9th
ers. intends to tel others Of your faults
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-29

LEGAL adv ertiSements 81 per square for each
insertion, charged to parties publishing them. 4.
COMMUNICATIONS to promote private interests
must be paid for az the regular advertised rates
MARRIAGES and DEATHS ore published as news.
ADVERTISEMENTS. unless the number OF inser-
tions desired Is specified, viii be continued till
ordered out, and charged at regular rates,
Local notices 20 cents for each line.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-06-29
BUSINE ESS CARDS.
attorneys.
a. G. CAPRON.
Attorney and Notary.

.Aaa Ljceased U.tr C2cina -'3e"t,
Will attend to allprofessional business placed
in his han Is promptly AMI carefully.
Particular attention given T. Guar,ilanShlp'
and the settlement Of Deceien' Estates Pen
son. Bounty and Back pay of deceased and disa-
bled Soldiers procured at reasonable rates.
Deeds, Mortgages ani other written instruments
neatly ami quickly drawn up ana acknowledge
nents taken.
II CoIJEcT1oxs made and promptly rrmltted
Office over IL b Dickson i Cos Hardware
Store, Plymouth Indiana. vlon2o-u
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-31

sake any part ID the isgislu.len of sas
e0aasrys
How. ,soEplgas Asp '1.os.AE. c1zl2gssy san
this negro agitstioa be stopped 7 Hew
ean we present the dlstfactiag strife ss
which IL may give riss, and whseh may BE
prolsaged for ysafs 10 s0ma The 30
swer ID brief and SUFFICIENT. nsfsas aseys
Stona and HE ticket, in 0etober next. and
negro suffage agitation In fowa will be
numbered amsng shs slrings that wezse.-
How can this desirable result bs moss sf-
fectually accomplished By nrganiEing
Immediately for the fghl by Eaeesiug In
eons ezstion at Des Aioinrs, on the g3rd
inst.. and presenting Al WHITE MaNsS
TICKET, for the support OF shs ssIdser's
and other loyal citizens oppps@d soI ne
gro suffrage and Gcv. Stone.
Let epsry county in the StAaa BE- raFrs.
aented there by fssH delegations. When
county conventions cannes Aa called con
venieatly for lack Of nokips aF aael lei
onr friends Induce true AND reliable iaez
to represent them MT the Conssaiiou oil
the z3ag. Let I'M have. shAN ana There, /
GRAND 0UTP0ukINfi oI aoAaiega and
loyal citizens. and nominats . iiekety ths
success of which, al the 0etoheE siectinn,
will eonsign Governor Stone ani negrc
suffrage to that obssurity wbish they %
richly deserve.
CAPT. W.BALLINtaERs CAAn.
/" VIZ. EDWARDS, \
EDMUND JESER- 't -
Lr. II. SCiiEEYfRS, ~
SEaGr. ID. WRIaIEI,
Lee County Iowa, Aug Il, 1865.
Papers throughout shs siase, 'upposet
to negro suffrage, will please giye tha
aboYe address aa insertion.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-31

Te aax fatm Eektk then1anx -
Isrs 30, xnd sxzk 9l1D6o = b6Sx1
Ms. 4. has II - a<e&ts6 = = sfssMy
tsars one week ksfers - Asssssss saiiss
kr. b. h&s @I01 - - m>a<y. ~. A.
pats In Bis "a - a1e<k - ~ asssaes's
bsoks and = tsxad 30 fss u. Mr. u.
psals ais &i00,0 100 10 bazas sA@ ass be-
fsss be mesas shaS x1se&ssv, an4 s&Rs
esoapss Ssayias N haassAhis iax nc 1Agas
kaagysd aalIass. lie aise 4Fems saSsa
asasaaa daIlara snlerass making NJ ses
GREASE Of sen thoasana asllass,
WhY2
Bsssass sll dsspssae rad ssssssasaAas
Gossrsnsenl sesks 10 win the sasaxsss u
sbs wsAI5hT IL Tssss = 10 assssaansss
axaiass tbs Iabss u shs pasv.
Bsuass II ths sscFrisa ssT - -
skiak.
Ths wealthy bsndkoldess waas sAs nss
sress 10 vete for With sheir msnsy sAsz
expecs 10 sonsYoi that vass hHasfsss. i
II peey man vokes for aegre snAEFags
and Ii In favor Of exempsing the wesikk
ii shs boaahaldsr be will anS shaS be
has bssn working oat hfa swa aasaaas
dion,
when N Ahosieian polItissoa, wha sas
hasn swisEiag end hunsssg ssses MI sAa
days Of his life, Eells yen he wsast waaa
oiFiee, tel him be IL liar and sAa ssmta
il . stHgeg 10 hia toaguss
wa 3 the use Of asn being ha@r
Ihag,4af
WhsH yea bear amy lsadisg Abeiiaaaa-
| las telling how be loves goreiga eisissmss
ssk hiaa why be sobbed them and hslps&
| "a bara Catholic ehnreAas ssR ysAzs
ago
These things arswosth considering aaS
/ thinking oses.
4 Ii will show the reoord Of ths spps-
uents of tho Democracy ia bad ssada~
/ ton.
To give the negro ths right af sakssss
wiif not free the factory giRla oa ae@
England who are fogcsd 70 wsrk fer sas~
| teen hours day for from tus 20 sasss
d@liars : week and beard tbsaselyss.
! Ii viii not make the ahoadyises pay psas
~larAenaaors than sixpsnss fog makiag q
akirE.
| Why don't saas Of the oaScs-hssAsss
hersakouts who have beea sniegkng
themselves for four years. While me
ssbrave boys'' weFs In she froaa TO aasa
their scalp resign is in sayoT sS asss
boys9
They wont.
1 Calieo and everything slss 10 ssa&.
while the prodnce sf the farmers brAngs :
ANAL prioe.
/ This was brought aboHs By ths Aaa&s'
tien rule
/ The time when smali ameamt of msa.
AZ would par for large amoa@& a
goods, and taxes were very lows
II This was when Democrats m&nagsa sAi
affairs of the Government
d Nov Is takes large ameaa4 ct @a@sg
, to pay for small amoank of gOsaa, aaa
kaxes ara enogmoss.
!, The Abalitioeisis rale nsw.
The thing Ia plaia and bls@4 maa
can't help bat zee it.
/ Unless the people cosas ap 90 sAs wsss
and help the Democracy sedsam -
eeantry, shsss will be baa little 70 GO
|, deem except tax Glliss.- FreBaoss A8aa
seageT.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-31

We aassar, saa Rapahlieaa pssty.-<
The Rspabliean party nlght have pre-
venssa the present devastating civil var.
1t might hare saved the lives Of shoas-
aads of tho beat men ofsha Nation, and
shousands CT miIlioas OF the peoples
unones. For proof Of yhas we say, road
she following from the speech If sTxruEs
A.DousLAs, delivered In the 1 nisad States
Senate, January sd,as6l, upen thecoaa-
promise measures, saen pen ling before
the Senate:
ssl believe eaTis so be Fair basis Of
anieahle adiaasmens. If van of. the Re-
pablican side are not willing TO accept
this, ner the proposition Of sho Senator
FROM Rensaaky, lAs. Csistandea, pray
sast4sxs ssAaf sea eve aDfissHg 70 10
- ApaR xss Tas isaulRr rols &c alae AS
ToR run KaAseA TaATzS% TIA Ueas,
Mtrrgg Oh THlRTxgS, Pgw DArs AGO,
EVERY axaBgR FRoa rue SoUra, lScLrpiSe
THOSE rgon THR CorroS STATgs, AlEssEs.
TooMss AND DAvls,) ExPREssED TnKia
KkADISK3s TO ACCEPT THE PgofosiTioS or
MI yESEaAnLK TKtESB From hENTTcKYi
MA. CRITrESDgS,l As TiSAL SETTLEMENT
or rus CONTROVERSY, ~ EN~ZSDKD AND sUs-
TANNED By TEE RErrRLICAN MENHERs.
ssHESCE THE SOLE kFSp0NSI-
BILITY or OUR DISAGREEMENT, ,
AND TIE ONLY DIFFICULTY II
| TUE WAY OF AN AMlCABLE AD-
! JUSTMEST. Is WITH TIE REPUB-
LICAN PARTY"
Here it is proved that the Republican
party ia responsible, for the war that il
| is responsible, for every dollar of nation.
al and state Indebtedness incurred on SH-
count of the war-that 1t is responsibley
for she high taxes that have been Imposed
upon the people, on account of the VAT
that it is responsible, for the distress and
FINANCIAL ruin, which now exists ia every
part of the country-shat ii is rcapoust-
BILE, for every life lost in the war,-shai
il il responsible for, and should receive
the carscs Of every wife made widow,
and of every child made an orphan, by th'
) war. 10 short that it viii be responsible
for the dissolution Of the Union, shonlt
the Union be dissolved.
Shall such party be continued II
power, or will the people change then
rulers? Let the Ballot boxes Al the mex
election pro :laim the answer.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-31
no NOR BE DECEIVED.

There Is great effort bEing made by
leading republicans to make the people
believe that the 4sh plank Of their plat.
form dpes not mean what Il says. That
the question of negroes vo4ing does not
come up for three years. And to sustain
their position they quote the fret section
Of the tenth article Of tho eonstitulion.-~
Rut there are three ways OF amending the
fundamental law OF the Stats, and By the
third section of the second article it is
provided that, CAT TIN gsAsgal elections
to be held in the year 1870 and every 10th
year thereafter, and also at such times aa
the general assembly may provide the
question, shall theFeIbe 3 convention to
revise the constitution aud amend the
same, shall be decided by the electors
qualified to vote for members Of the gem
eral assembly; and in case majority of
the electors SO qualified soting as euch
elections for and against sach proposition
shall decide in favor Of convention for
such purpose, the general asse ably 1t its
nsxt session shall provide BY law for ahe
election of delegates to sach convention"
| By this portion at such time as the gen
eral assembly may by Aw provide tbs
question Of amending the constitution
shall be submitted to the people. Under
this section the legislaturs would pass .
Law, md submit the question OF eonven.
tioa hy ncxl April. And ia subtaiains
the Question they might make prsisisionl
like az was done in Missu9si and Mary
land, that no persos unAeas sbey take Ger
tain oaths, making tha osAta 10 be takes
such thai il would insusn lac carrying Q
lbe qnession 10 fayeg 81 MsofFas sgaon. :
4 Then EherG. wouid be = called session o
the legislature bythe krss Of neat Mar
whose duty would be 10 prpThis by laY
for electiHg delegates far spsh sosEeation
and By the srst OF nexs August the dele
gates would be cleetei and gbe soDventio'
convened, which woulS ascend the consti
tuition, and themselves declare il the fun
Jamentai Law OF the State, fog there |
nothing TO require sLeia 10 sabnait the
ncnded consultation sa tha people.
The question OF negro suffrage is nos
| jointly before the people, and II the Gov
crnor and majority Of the members Q
tbs legislature. which ARE th be electe
this fall should be 10 favoF Of negro saif
rage, then it is settled sEat the word whit
will be stricken out of the Constitution
We say to ron hypocFtical negro woF
Slippers, yoa have dece}yeti the people lon
enough. Nov come sataaFe mp 10 the fgt
and boldly declare yeRF iatensions, an
: for ooee 10 youY liyes aEs like honest meE
Soldiers Friend.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-31

gTn Thafa can DO .onger be dis
rufsed that .aany OF the Republican Sen.
ators desire var and disunion, under pre-.
text OF saving the Union. They wish 70
sst rid of the Soathern States, in order
10 have q majority In the Senate to con.
arm she appointments, and many of them
think shsy can bold ! permanent kernb.
iican majority In she Nosthesa States bni
nos ID She whole unI0ia for partisan rea.
sons they are anxions 10 dissolve ths IN
ion, III il can be done wiIbout holding
them rsspousible before the people. ."-"
Sssphsn Il. Douglas Ia lhe U. 5. SeHass
Dse. IS, 1860.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-31

sPooR WHITK TiRAsa. s--Our people
are apt TO indulge ia fiags al the poor
whites Of the South vet II ua had becn
born under the same circumstances, We
shouid have been preaisels like them; We
should IN the end probably, approximate
their condition. Circumstances give
character to men. Those who arc known
as s'poor white trash," generally lise on
tide water; and the whole secret of their
physical and mental imbecilisy is found
In tha nature Of the climate and the ex-
sraordinary facility with which they can
procure subsistence. There is no need
Of much labor, because the soil yields
generously, and for sTery day IN the
year there is . good dinner in the eonss.
nient water for the taking. Men 50 situ-
ated Won't work rniess tbey feel like 1t
and il xe, who provide ourselves upon oar
industry, realize how much OF il Ii doe
TO necessity rather thaa ehoices ne should
bs less forward 10 Appropriate aaA virtue,
what, after all, is but restrsipt. We
should fDd, toe, eveu ia Eastern Virgin
In, and, Of course, 80 greater extsns
farther South, that the dsgrsp. Of labeg
to which We are aeessstpEasd here, vii
be impracticabls thsra. Then, as %
| mental cuiture, 1t is y fass shas the phys
ieal aud mental qualities OF . esople gsu-
rrally correspond. ID is true ahas shess
| poor whites may lack aubitlps hptis Il
equally true that sAsy laak facilities fol
the popalation 10 20 srasassed that u !
not easy to concentrate Eaemns and snkol,
ara enough to sustssn D school syssazn lik'
our own. Hence tts people are Nbat DIR
/ eumasHnces make shsh and What V,
would vsry likely heaens anaaT FsHasial
eondisions. Thea hs eharisahie.~, L,slos
| DeraocyGs. I
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STICK THIS ~ YouR HAT ANp-&EEP
ITTIgERE!

"a
The following confession was made by
the Hon. Mr.. Dawes, Republican MEM
Der of Congress from Massachusetts, on
the 25th of April, in which be exposed
thc corruptness Of Lincoln's admintstra-
tion:
"THE GENTLEMEN MUST REAiEM-
BER THAT IN TIE FIRST YEAR OF
4 REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH CAME INTO POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS OF REFORM AND RE-
TRESCHMENT, THERE Is INDCBlTA-
BILE EVIDENCE ABROAD IN THE
LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM.
UERED TIE PUBLIC TREASURY
WELL NIGH IN THAT SINGLE YEAR
AS MUCH AS TIE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES OF TIE GOV.
! ERNMENT DURING THE ADMINS.
TR4TIOS WHICH THE PEOPLE
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
/ OF ITS CORRUPTION"
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LaBoR.--Tne Charlottesville Va. Chssms

LaBoR.--Tse Charlottesville Va CAss@s
iele saysg
sTTn fhs sight Of God, wha& 10 sasFs
pleasing and honorable than e0msss@a~
tious worker with his hands~-a mmn wAs
iivss hy the honest sweat Of his hsow-~
who neads yoaT sagon honestly ana @sA
f-who builds your hoass faitAfaily
makes You neat and endarina shae--
who manufactures yen q piece OF sahssaa-
tiaI oIoth--whe euta ditch ghaa resassEAs
a keld given up To woodeeck and saips-~
Hmho aakaa yoks thas does nss gaIl yesR
oxcn--who inspecss and applies rewe~
dy to your smoking caimnsy whe haaas
you bark your watch bealthy, saa sssRes
a. the needle 70 the pole''--whs skaassA-
es forever breach in EouF raof o. esgsa
pot-who takes yoar tbreshKag sAaslsims
/ and makes it move like ga tdiag 6 kks-~ y
| It is the glory of woikmaa 70 lsss ma
work and Do il thoroughly u Dc &oes
not lore it, be should try so@sshsng elsa.
| If be is abovs it, be il al ass u Ne Sses
not do it ihoroa ghly be 70 szxsws---
/ There Is no trade that p ass aSmSaksse
and interesting % asnsshls saa ssgaa
| minded man.
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ss~ssr declare uuou mxown responsi

~"I declare upon mxown responsi..
bility as , Senator that the Liberties oi
shis country are In greater danger so day
from the csrraptioas. and from the pref
ligary prartsefd In the vasiess depart
n#sats Of shs GsuevsHsas, than shsg dys
srosa The sasmy ta The opsa aef6. .n---J.
p. Has, Rspsblscan Senator GroHs q
H
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Physicians.

Al AaicaIm, NJ, n Hass's Block, up statEs,
Upper Broadway, north side,
Gra. ". wilson, gtfies q Gset arnsA' DRUG sF"rT
Lawsr broadway. neTta side.
". l.. Patton, eaace opposite Farmers Hotel
Lower Broadway, side.
B. Campbell, oealist. Lever REoad@sy, soEil
aide
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-31

"If these ia aferaal fanatics nad .abo,
IitioRists ever get the porer IN ttsi'
hands, they wsu oesfids The Consiiia
sion, sci ffhe Suprsms Court al defiance
ehange and make Ialas TO sssit ths8sseles
LAY VIOLENT HANDS ON THOSE wHo plF
YxR wrrH THEa II oPIgIos, or dare qtaes
sioa fhsir fidelity, and faallg bankTaal'
the country and dsissge II With blood. ~
DANIEL WEBSTER. r
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-31

TIA TozAvu - feop--A gssd msassaa
authority sscribes 10 the konsss shs &aa~
loving sery important Hsdieal an~iseSss
lat, Taat the tamass IL one as ne mess
powerfal aplerenss Of the liver ms sszlAzR
organs whers ealemsl - ia<aSs.ssAs u is
one of the noss eFessivs and ms ssass
huTtfuE* medical agsoesss kscus se, -
profsssion. ID. Thai . shsmisal sxwsss
will be ohsaiaed from u shAk will sspsss
asas TIA asa d e4Aanei is khs sxxs.M an
easa. Ard. Thak ~ kas sassss6tmiiy
treated diaxrhn& witA tkis article sasns.
ash. That whsu Used - IN artisas - ~
"a IL Il aimosa sovsFeiEn fOs ayspspsfs
md inaIgsstisa. ssk. Tk&si ssAsuIa sss-
asantiy b use6 Tor feed Ef6hsw Nsska6
OF raw, Or III las farm of a&tsxps u y Ne
mSss heMlahs asxicle new Ii nsas
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-31

Roo, Percc,sl. AIidle Broadway, se"'h S'at
over Csaaty TfcssurtT'F efiee.
d. " Price, sface over TFeasarer's eiice, MD
Ile Broadway, south side.
. CAssdy n Test, AuerneyS sad L2nd Agents
Lesser Broadway, noEth side.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-31

ex aNEITHER THE PRESIDENT
NoR CONGRESS CAE EhaANCIpATK.
sLAyES Any MORE THAN THEY'
GAN GRANT Ellis Or DIVORCE ~
~Ey.Coys Hsusy Dwslea.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-31

VT. Raymond, Bates House, Magnolia, Iowa
W. l. Biggs, City Hoiel. Middle Broadway south
slide.
Peter Hedges, Henderson House, I.Fsis, l"Sa.
J 5. Hrowu, Des MONIES House, Dcs A"'ne>
Cir. Eewa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-31

Cbas 3. Jacquemin, l@Rer Bseadway, Ho"'H
sidr.
n P. Coazat, Ls0wsr Broadway, naTth side
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Books and stationery.

J.R Rue Co.. two dooEs rsnt Poet ofae'
iddie Broadway, north side.
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n va Hyfeheuek FsFs ardlnG ami Camalls SIS
derchsut and agent fsr TrsnEPoTtaAaen Lines
cue door East of Psclae Haaae, Ceniirl4 biaus
Iowa
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Kurppes h Gssasmau, Loser s5osa~sy. 0sFih
side.
". Mackenzie, H4ss's Block, Upper BFosd*as'
north side.
peuEherty k BarkIay. Lever BFsaa~ay, north
side
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EaythHwar 10, ~, ~, ~ miles frem Pseiac
Ha4Be.
Yhlrty-nlre lots in toe Riddle tract,
BIoeRs !, d, y and A4u Andrew's snh-Atvisfon
aSxtsa fsqt lsg west of PaiTnsF'S Blors.
fhe above incindeg some OF thr most desirable
property for pgtyate residences In the City Of
caupcii siuns, aGd will ae sold ehsae ioF casa
By A. LAka&&As
Aprtl q la&S-Sm.
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KzP The Commissioner Of Internal
.Rsssass baa decided that when person
ksssIs 4 harss. .shs uss af abieh II Fsssrss-
sary 10 The psnsecu'ion at kis busiaees
ths exrause Of keeping tie borse. Isselad-
.,,v ssssg. sss. sAav Ne dsasss&d Issm hls
saaams. When she heTss = u&sa pas1as
fer business psodiasing fasnmes ant
.s@sssv Ser pisaaasss 20 saaeA ef tss 81
rsuss for keeping hsm % 10 olasrls refers.
ssss psosastivs labor may - asdsessq
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Harness and saddle

h Lexis. MiddIe Btaadsa ay, north side.
J. B. slcstrs d Co-. NJ. iA2 Main Street, 81
Z stFtFg Az
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Danaisfs.
Jew elers.

E.T. Woodbury.. Empire Block. up stalr', Love-
III oaaway, south side,