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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-20

sfek Sass and disease scrsn siatsrmlnssi
20 a#sass fa inaklne Krnsaeky free d soon
as pssslakss TbNs 10 from eaup te oarnp,
nsaFkirg aat theiF Victims aa they 20 Mlong
leaving deash to follow and ssgather them
in.M fTsesiom IL doing ita work we'll In
auf midst. With 8scritful smile upon
its ghAssay e0unirpanee. with honeYed
svof.is sannn its pallated iips, It goes about
as II X wsra thing anknown and unseen,
aHtieia8 The paor. ignorant negrs awav
from bss hnnh,e bat happy home-from
master that Is cord and kind 20 him
wiie watches over him when be il I'll, and
feede him, gives him a h,,me for bis xifs
and chi9'lfrH- provides for them as all
times. IAa negro is more TO be pitied
thaa blamed. Freedom Is establishing
eraveYsffs to hide IT'S work In all over the
state. and when his work is done. then
los siekness, diseasp. freedom and death
shant alaua. stfree Kentucky" iye uu-
aerstauiI that auting the past twelve
moHths thare have kecu aheut 1900 deaths
among the negroes at Casan Nelsan, Ken
tpekr. aEane zone hundred rirfiyas pev
aonLas al that rate haw long viii ls take
eeT1 X ~ t8Es 81 e tsEs f11EfS*E ARff
Estekness an,l diseaee ara rot Idle in our
Tnifst. Tkrre are soma suall. dirty look
ing shanfias. in this citv where there are
no lass tban twenty fsud soEac more cram
FL into th-m. During the hos weather
the stencil that burst from the doors ard
wiud1ws smell worse than v0o 'perkrr's
nest. Can any orr s1rrose that health
and hapF inrss can find their way into such
hole "a this2 And. in most instances,
aA thrsa shqntics are flied with women
and children wbn hava no means of sup
poTt in tbs world. Who il to take care
of tbcn2 lsit fre*dom2 No! Freedom
haR dhHe iFs work in putting them in the
fx they are in. Freedom doB't agree TO
take care IF them whcn be signs the con-
tract with the United Stntes.-[ Louisville
(Ky.l Democrat.
Like accounts reach us from North Car
oliaa, Georgia, ana parts Of South Car
alina-to come soon, doubtless, from Al
ALBANIA and Mississippi. Death is the
doom AZ the recyo. "a Of the Indian
The "BAllat," +" not Bread, IS all bic ppeu-
liar friends, The Abalitionists, now have
to offer him. Poor CufFec, sad, indeed,
is the fate which an ats thee!
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-20

TWENTY WoxES ARMEp WIN SWITCHES.
Some time sircF man named Amos
Tarlor uf EaStmaayiila tnak into his en-
play ard home ~ b Domestic assistant n
disrerutahla wamhn Of this eitv, known
as Mrs. TIntch. sha who attempted 10 coma
nit suicide whila residing in ColIins's
Block, several mnaths past. Her pres
enca in the family soon causea trnbls be
tween Mr.. TAYLOR ard his wife. resulting
in the wife being fshamafuilv abused. rs
the strgrv goes. and compelled tn leave her
hcr1~. The ladies' III f.astlaangiila, about
Eweatq in number, armed themselyes with
hlrc berch gasls, ana proceeding TO his
ltTavlnr'si residence orc night. short
tims atnce. eave him sound and deuht-
lr,ss richly nsryitai lhrashing The mar
Tavior. ~ soon as be had sufficiently re.
earryrd from the ehasiiFement, bad The
ladies arrested fct the oGiense, and tbry
arc h~ing examin+d upon the charge oI
as$suls ard battery, before justice Ric'
IF Issmont, to- dnv. l.. Patterson oF this
ritv went down to defend The. ladies'
I Grand Rapids Eagle, 9th ult.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-20

FtI declare upon nv own responsa-
hilisv as Senator that the liberties of
shis cfsnntFy sre Ia greater darger. - DAY
frota the coFraptioHs- aHa ffoEa IN preJ
li.iars pvarticsd IN ihs ra1aous depart
sssfs of ..hs Garsvatsat, shaf the. ere
T,ca, fhs eneass IN ths open field. .o-- 7.
p. Hale, Repa5lscan ofna3oT from a.
n.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-20

"SIzR Ts or No ACCOUNT A1giftad Aks
rieMn Of bSot black peraHasioas waile
dancing like ST. Wins oEef casfesasvss
boots the other day, observed his parsnex
naring uiselr nrrr a ksawspaper. wAssek
apou the following colioaay ensaesG ~
First member qf the 6rn.--'A 'AJaliaay
whAt yosg iookin' ~ dat paper fer zoe
eau't read"
Second member.--fsGo way, sealshs
gurss | can read l'as big snoaga fGz
dat.a
First member,s-ss ain'E nnfip;s cos
is big runug to ketsh, mice, bat vae csa's
DO it's 40
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-20
phystCianS.

4 D. Ga,esIg, il q +, Hass's Bioss, up stasFs,
Upper BFosdwaS, north siae.
Gee. V. wilson, ohl.e At GsesaUaH's prEs store
Iovser Braa4say, north aide.
" b. Patton, onlss opposite farmers Hgsel,
Lgwrr Broadway, ssae.
b csmPscil, ocgIlst. Lower Brosdway, south
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-20

"Lf these Internal fanatics and Abo-
1.tionists eyer get The PotreF. in shet'
hands, they triA overids the Consiiia-
tion, SET fas Supreme Court al defiance
change and make lans 10 suit fasHaseiues
L4Y VIOLENT HANDS on THOSE Eao DIFF
rER WITH THEz IN oPGSIoS, or dare gues-
tioa their fidelity, and fnai!g bankrupt
fhe country and de.age il sciih blood. ~
ID ASIEL WEBSTER.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-20

The subscriber takes this method OF safeffaiIiS Y
thp kItizpns a. Ceunef BlaHs ana vienitgE thai he
has rareha .sd from u. p snow, The Horse Hiri
Drdy which has been constantly eHrE"Tesl 5y tae
public, anil that lt wl cgnIHnp 10 be run Tor the
bsHrat II t}ssse wlio may desire IL.
g sods Of every descriptions viii be hauled fa say
/ part af the siiy, for rea saaable eompeassiian
| Juus'G 1855 JOHN HAMMER,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-20
VARIABLE Real Estate for sale

RauAfxwqrio, u, ~, AZ miles frsm Psslac
III r4se.
Thirfy-atRA latsiu tAe Etdt- Tract.
HIsseks ! 4, ef1d ia Aadrew's sHss~sfiTiSlan.
e5xfas fret haalHess tot est of PaIssseg's EiJck
The ah9ye includes sSms u the nissI aesifsblT
property fer private fesideHeps Tvs the Csty sl
By A. v. L4RtMeR
april -, Is&s--&n.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-20

" r. Ray5nonH. Bates Horsr, SsEu5Iis. Towa
W L. BgEEs, City Heel, Nia4is Broadway, south
sae.
Peter Heiges, Hen4srson Heuss, Lswts, Tows.
J. s Browp, Des Aotnes House, Dcs NoIncs
C5Ey, Iowa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-20

Rost. psrcrval, aiaAs Broaaway. s7u'h si'te
sr.r r.uuniy Treasurer efncF.
d. II Fs.zar asler ssF ETe8surst's oasse, &.@
lta Brssssa stv, sstth SIDE.
Cassag y Test, Attorneys and Land AsTuts
I...xsr E.naAAay. north h.le.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-20

e~ ssNEfTHER TIE PRESIDENT
NOR CONGRESS GAN EsiANGlPAIE
SLAVES Azr NONE THAN THEY
IcAN GRANT BILLS OF DIVORCES 2
= -Ea- Ger. Henry Dsison-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-20

Co. Drlek'' peaaersy ssys hers 4 aza
editor inLa Crosse vhe hss kiesed no
mach swsetneas from ths Ilre of shs Kiras
lat De Ii assessed as srasAsd ssssss sa
account af tho swsssaess b had Eashss-
Cd, and the squeezing be has ssdaz-
cd.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-20

R.P snow, Emplts Block, lesser Bropdvay.
seath sids
ua.lsraRl resns, Elhpiss Rlsck, taxer arosa
var, south side.
4 s Besz. James Bloes. Lower Bfoadway,
soa;a eide.
J L. Tuymaa. Upper BrosaTay, HeFih side.
C. Il. oidaiu,, rRpes BEs ais y uorta side.
- ssszss fsga 8 ca Iaezs - -s---ss4 &guth
Ket-aaal a sssrgss, esrnes q FarahsEa aud Foat-
tsensh streets. OMAHA Ci.y.
Hastings, wiykeFsca s Co. Ne, s5 Main Street
ST. Lesiis, &a.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-20

Caas, B. Jseq1sinia a. Lover Bf faadvaTs sgatI
sias.
\. ?, C4anHt, Lover Broadway, asfth slas
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-20
Forwarding ! Commission,

D. " uitchceeS. Forwarding aud ConnatsSioH
Merchant sni Hgrat for Transportation Lines
oae door KasG OF EFaciac usase, Coaasii s.aas
Iawa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-20
LsMEi LTMEtr LTME!f3

The undersigned has purchased the MyasteF
Lime-ausrry and EiEns situated ave miles NnTth
81 Coaaeil Bluff where ne viii keep cons Antty on
baud the bRAt quality Of Lane, wkIea will pc sold
in auxatItieS 20 salt purchasers aud on the most
Teasonahle terws. JouN HAMMBH.
June /, IS65-tf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-20
nno,ks and ssaalonery.

IR. nae < Co, two doors east Post otles
4 ..Iir IIrua8xay, north side.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-20
Harness and Saddles.

: 3. Lexls. Msads Broadway, aoFsh side.
J. B.si4Rlss b Co, 80, ia aaia street. S.
Iaala. No. Is
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-20
Dentists.
Jeu eEeFS.

Ell. woodbury.. Esarirs BlosE, up stairs, Lowe
Er.tasgsy, kouth SIDE.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-20
THEN Og THIS.

sI ORDER AND DECLARE THAT
ALL PERSONS HELD AS SLAVES
IN TIE SAID DESIGNATED STATES
AND PARTS OF STATES ARE AND
HEREAFTER SIINLL De FREE. >
LineoIa's Emancipation Proclamation.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-20
Claiming,

gsfaard g. fissTslan. tsae1essars - MAJ Esti &
Cs..l La@rr Beaadway, naEth side
5. BloaEa, E.oweT Broadway. north sgde.
Eu,nseg & Bro, Loser Rraadway, north s.ae.
stern. NJ. rlqaiz B.oe&, Upper cTgs4v.sy,
apfSA s.de,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-20
look ON THig PCT URE.

i JUA ON NI9 T-- Q M.
CT:sI HAVE 40 PURPOSE, Di-
RECTLT OR INDIRECTLY, TO IN
TERFERE WITH Tue INSTITUTION
OF SLAVERY rs THE STATES
WHERE IT EXISTS. I BELIEVE
uAYE 40 LAWFUL RIGHT TO DO
So. AND HAVE No INCLINATION
TO Do SO.n-PresidcaG Lin ola in
l. EanHanraL lf3cess.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-20
HlIR yEWRLRY, GOLD MOUNTED.

have the brstdinE done In 0snaha. so as to
Az. ii mistakes and warfaat satisf5etIan
Especj At attention p ID to the repairing 81 ane
Watches. EHETsvIHg aratly ne, ana al = ass o.
Jrz-rtrv rppaIred Highest prfer~ paid for old
tEoli and SILVER CHAs. b. JACQUEAIE
Mas rs isk5.-1y,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-20
BUGLE DIRECTORY!


ofaerr Pasey. tsrner Of Broadway aud Msas
streets, NlFIE aide.
HAtawia ; poazs, ons laeE wsss II Rest-asass,
srsaasay, ReE1h side,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-20
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,

- SECu As
yT0LfSS, BASJDSr
FiITiSAS. GUlfA rs
ANb FLUTES.
gf-rfERT POCKET hooks AND IBIEs-
With great ut4Iiy ether zftlcies TOO aaaeE0as -
msGtisB.
viii he prepared II p74ka sly ktDE If Ezrv~.sE
arw, elther eat of Old .weifg, Of ept ai tteid
from the Mines Having been pFactjcalTF engaged
in ususaeIurtnS JrwelFy fsr several years past 80
thr AtHss Of Oregon aud lash9, sm acquainted
-tIh a.! ElssJs ard styles made there.
Th4Sa sIsu asGe arrangements FOR the mzalus
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-20
Auction & commission.
livery staBEes.
EAeaeRs-

Iaha puasuy, Bryant street. north ef Broads---
R. 4. pg kay, Middle Broadway, uaTth aide.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-20
AGfoTne yE.

JF. Hopper, P. O. baiEIlAs, eorusE Of Bread
way sus ETyAat streets.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-20
Roots. shoes and Leather,
FurnitHFes

IN. P1inlgs Il Co. Lover Broasway, aoa
side
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-20

a WrrE s TRoraEg n. -ssfaray sssl aae.
my dear, what i she easse Ut khsss
tenra3n ~
80 such disgrace!'f -
"Hhas ID II my deaf?'' Don't keep ms "a
saspsnste -
80 havr rpaneA aDe Of yesr Letters,
supposing it TO be addressed - myseifs--
Gfrtianiy ii locked mora like Mrs. than
afr.iIss Ii taat arr aBas MARIA con xaeTs
be ID wife epcuing her hasbaadss lsk-
tera?t' s..s-
she harm in the thing itself bat tbs
contents. Such dIsgracl''
saWho has dared TO write ma sssssx
mutt to be read By my wiFeso
sob M, il ia eouched in the most ehasse
aaa beautiful lang Iage. Bal its eonsenla
it's eontsnts!s
Here the wife hurried hsr bans IN hsz
bandkarehlef and commenced ssbbSag
aloud whils hsy husband eagerly eaaghs
IN the letter and commenced readiDg shs
spistls that had nearly broken, bis wiSess
heart. 1t was hilf from the nrfseess
for aares years subscription 20 our aasos-
ite newEpspFF.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-20

Mercantile Ksouses.

stewart q Haas, Wholesale and resaii. Jsne
block, Lswsr gFaadEsg, sonsA side.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-20
Carpenter.
Ttn-ware and stoves.

c. Johnson. Carpenter and conaaetor. sbo
on MaIn street
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-20

gsTATsggHag -~ssxs. YnA, ArmassFs Faasds Psa
~ psw cxn Lezaa sszz Mase. Navssspsss n9ssI
letter sna aassas ssss afus ssppls g
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-20

Fish~r, Upper Rroadwsy, nearly opposite
PsuaIx Blsck.
4 a. sHIth, Upper Broadway, soutb SIDE.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-20

Milton RogsFs, Upper BFphdwsT, hgrth slds,
Council B}uGs, Iova, aRd FaFnham Street, onaaha,
MI.
P. q pevoEs LaweT BFosAway, hsEth side
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-20


Tin-Ware and stoves.
Milton Rogers, Upper BrosdwsT, north ade,
Council Byuas, 1ova, aad FarphaH street; oaaaha,
Mt
r. q. pevoI, LaweE Broadway berth side.
Cooners.
II. BeecrOft, Upper BfaaawaEs north side.
I.kw, Rsss. Crescent CITY, Inwa.
Produce store
NJ Clinton. Middle broadway, aorth side.
4. W. Maxaald, Ai4als aFosdway, aorts siae
D. asnn, Upper BraadwaY, narth SIDE.
Gunsnafghs~
CIV hw Duncaa, Lower B.easwsy, south
side.
w.oiiver, Middle srosdssy. psstA side.
Miller.
l. C. HagmayE, t.city Mins." corner q bryant
aud wssainstoa streets
Restaurant and saIoon.
WA. caswsFtA, rpp~s RraA4wsss saasA side.
! PRintaag.
sassili = Sea, rAsnasx Bloes, Upper ssoadsay
i Miscellaneous.
ma.Asr q Co.. Advertising Assats, y. T oity
IsT.
rsasis cs /. AassTslsias Assnss, y. 7. City
s.Ys
L. ? vensaias Co., Aavsrtlslzs Agents, :
r. citya y, r,
psstsnsill . Co. Aavertssias Assats, Esw Tasl
ci,y.
Cook, Carr ) ca, Aaveraisins Aseass, caissse
Iniaoia.
c. saivuas AdRwsasiaz Agsai, caieaFs.
"a wiEtams, Aavsssissns Asens, szCbsssas
; sssses, 81. Lsnis. Ne
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-20

a WrrE fS TRorsEs. --ssfaray kssI ama,
my dear, what u the eaase Ut khsss
tess ra9ss
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-01
Interesting 70 the Ladies.
EXTRACT from private letter from Du-
buque lady whe attended the Inauguration
bail at Washington:l

M0TC0 IL.
Ny DEAR FRIEND: have just returned
from Washington, arrived It homo last
Thursday night, and had very pleasant
time. Washington must be Q beautiful
place In early summer. There was per-
feet rush, NJ In FACT there was everywhere:
every car on the road, all the way, was
crowded; hotels were running over. can
not imagine where 80 many people como
from, and should Judge we have men
enough to carry on the war for twenty
years to come. attended the great bail
and have seen everything you can think
Of in the way of dress. or course it was an
awful jam: cannot begin to tell yon any
thing about it. The extravagance in dress
IL really frightful. A dressmaker in the
hotel where we stopped showed as some
pieces she made dressesef for some Wash
ington ladies'. Two of them were for Mrs.
Knapp, the lady whose husband lately
gave the party that cost one hundred thou
sand dollars. One dress was for the ball.
and was twenty dollars pen yard, white
MORE antique, with bright flowers Ill over
1t; the other rose oolored antique, fifteen
dollars per yard; and one dress Tor another
lady, corn colored silk, ribbed and trim
med with SIX hundred dollars worth of
lace. A number of ladies at the ball lone
from my own city, had their heads pow
dered with gold aud silver dust. Cost
fifty dollars head.
Mrs. Lincoln was dressed in white satin.
with lace overdress, low neck, short
sleeves, bare neck aud arms, necklace Of
pearls, hair all brushed back, and o load Of
lowers set up in front; some little curls
back Of her head, looked like little pig tails,
only blacker.
You ought to have seen two Of the wives
Of our foreign ministers 1t the ball: they
were almost without clothing to their
waists, dreasss below their shoulder blades,
never saw such before. One mad Q string
Of diamonds about two yards long wound
round her neck, and tho other emsralds
and diamonds. There were dresses worth
their thousands, down to . common PSI
eent nualin. Thszs VEN ~ eoiels, aaA-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-01

BRurA1.-During the progress of Mr.. A.
b. Campbelps sale at his residence on Sat.
urday, some one slipped into his stable,
and with large knife stabbed fine mare
just back other fore leg. 1t seems to have
knife being Withdrawn, it was ripped out,
leaving frightful cash. The blow was
evidently aimed at tho heart. A ooWardly.
sneaking manner Of venting spite.- Gales..
burg Free Press.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-01

William g. Patterson, aged 80 years, re-
Gently obtained a Judgment in the Supe-
rior Court of New York city, against his
son, under circumstances showing the lat
ter to be most heartless and unfilial
Of his fathers estates he some ten years ago
made over to himself the lattefss home
stead; and refused 70 restore It when de-
manded, thus reducing his aged parents to
absolute want
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-01

IONS and fanoies. wish you could see til,
length of the dresses now common il
washington. thought mine were lone
unul got there, but found them shorl
compared with others. Fashionable bon.
neIs nave no crowns or capes either, and
Dack. some fIizzsd like wool; but it is
against the law to wear it down on the face
at ali; Some is brushed up straight and
rolled over cushion, sits up high in from,
ana carls in q waterfall at the back.
At Quincy, H., last week, Mary B., aged
hl1teen, daughter Of N. Bushnell. ESQ. d
prominent citizen, was burned to death bv
having her clothes take fire from the crate.
me New England Loyal Publication
society" addresses us circular, asking to
know what ie the feeling in our neigh.
DornoOd IN regard to the admission of the
freed blacks to the rights of citizenship?''
me ieel1ng' is that the country had bet
ter devote itself to one thing at time; that
while we have u gigentic war on our hands,
ana as Incidental to it, the destruction OF
slavery, we had better leave the Question
OF the political status of the negro alone.-
u we succeed in securing him his freedom
ny Inc time the rebellion is put down, we
snau De doing pretty well.-Al6aasy Eue-
ming Journal.
A BOYS LAwsUIT.-Under a great tree
close to the village, two boys found wal
nut. 1T belongs to me- said Ignatius,
'ior was the first TO sec it," mo, it be-
longs to me-" cried Bernard, 'for was the
first to pick it up and SO they began to
quarrel in earnest. II will settle the dis
Pute, said an older boy, vi O had lust then
come up. He placed himself between the
TWO boys, broke the nut in two, and said:
THE one piece Of shell belongs to him who
hsst saw the nut; tho other piece Of shell
belongs to him who FIRST picked 1t up; but
the kernel keep for Judging the case.-
And this" he said, rs be sat down and
laughed, lis the common end of most law
salts"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-01

Gold he's caused Tho I'LL Of q srnaa unauy
people, end AeW il = falling iAaelL
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-01

ARTEMUs WARD INsUREs HIS LIFE
I KUN to the conclusion lately that life waz
90 onsartain that the only way for me tn
stand a fair chance with other folks, wuz
to git my life insured, and 30 kald on the
agent ov the "Garden Life Insurance Com
pany, and answered the following ques-
tons, which wuz put to me over the top ov
pair Of gold speks, by q slick little fat old
Teller, with little round grey head as emmy
man ever owned:
QUESTIONS.
l. Are you . male or femailf II 80, state
how long you have hnen 30.
2. Are you subject % fits, and il 80. do
you have more than one ct timer
8. What is your precise fighting weight
4. Did you ever have emmy ancestors, and
II 90, how much3
s. What Is your opinion of the constitu
tiOnality of the 10 commandments
.. Did you ever have emmy mite mares?
Z. Are you married and single, or are
yu q bachelor?
8. Du yu believe in future state? if yu
du, state it.
9. What IL your private sentiments about
q rush of rats tn the head can it DO did
successfully
10. Have yu ever committed suicide, and
If so. how did it seem to effect yu3
After answering the above questions like
aman, in the confirmatif, the slick little
fat old fellow with gold specks ON ced I
wuz insured for life aud probably would
remain so for term ov years. thanked
him and smiled one ov my most pensive
smiles.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-01

31One Of the heaviest brokers In New York
spends his nights in an mp town gambling
hell. he can't break off from the excite
ments of tho day until he has made or lost
$oQ, 900 or $25, 900 At the gaming table.
Women arc getting up; Miss Ada ".
Smith Of Brooklyn has been commissioned
state Agent Of New York, and Mrs. Hettie
K. Painter Of Camden, N. J., ~ agent for
New Jersey. Both have done good service
in the hospitals.
Townley, the Englishman, who some
time a8o murdered the girl whom howant-
ed to marry, because ahe told him that ahe
loved another better, lately committed sui
eide, This makes the eleventh suicide in
his uoGhers family.
The philadelphis merchants are trying
20 raise 3ooA go - fund 1pr indjgont mer.
lGhante IA that city,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-01


Six hundred cords Of wood have been
furnished to soldiers families by the city
Of Terre Haute, Ind, during the winter.
| At New York, Tuesday, Edward Cooke
Of the veteran reserves, and formerly Of
Boston, killed G. Stickler on account Of
some trouble about o woman. Theodore
alazier cut Frederick Wink's throat, but
Frederick didn't die. aa ~
A laborer in the Treasury Department at
Washington named Davis found $4,000
out last Saturday. He handed It over 70
the Secretary, rare honesty for that place.
John q. Nicolay, one OF Mr.. Lincoln's
private secretaries, is about to marry .
daughter Of ex-Attorney General Bates, Of
st. Louis.
THR PEACH PROSPECT IN SOUTHERN
ILLrNe1s.-Ge have examined
the pe&ch buds in the Southern part of this
State, inform rs that there il every evi.
dence Of o very large peach crop the pres
ent season. We are glad to learn this, be-
cause it will enable tho growers to reap
rich reward for their labors, and afford the
people plenty Of the good fruit to eat-Dx
QGoin Recorder.
The Democratic journals all disparage
the inauguration ball. because they say,
the eristocracy of Washington society did
not attend, and It was made mp largely Of
i1ss complaint II Il were not that
Democracy means in this country abject
servility to an aristocrAtic class.
The damage deae b. Tho late flood in the
oil regions Of Pennsylvania issstimated It
millions ofdoalars, and the lols and dam
ago Of railroad and private property in
New York and PoNnaYlyNn1o u estimated
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-01

Of this number the LIST Alabama cavalry
lost officers wounded, missing, s en-
listed mon killed, 81 wounded, As missing
total 8l.-N C.. Cor. N, Y Tribune