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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-09-29
IyEANESLIH COUNTY
vi a r BEE w . z e &
ST. ALDANS, VERMONT.
VI Monuments, IEcadstonc-. Tab
lets, obcIis,I1S. Counter and
Table Tops. NInntcl
Pieces. &c. &c.

manufactured from the choicest American and
Italian marble Having experienced worlmor
III his employ he IS enabled 20 warrant his Gus
toners monumental work which viii be finished
IN superior style of the art, and in good taste
lie purposes Keeping constantly on hand vaii.
ETY. of designs which will aid customers in max.
ing selections.
All persons wishing ANYTHING in the marbl,
me, VIII find it to their advantage to give him a
call before purchasing elsewhere
Those living at a distance can confer with him
by man, and their letters will be promptly at
tended to.
My place of business has been removed To tho
Shop on Champaign street, formerly occupied b,
II. H. Fansworth where / shall be glad to f
any orders with which may be- favored
CHARLES W. GREEN.
st. Adams May l3, 1851 Nv
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PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS,
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS.

J, OJU Ilples OF NVi1' ,,0.l faIIIh'
including reproductions OF the etc nsh.
Engravmgs. Paintings, Statues ,n GlG y
logues sont of receip, OF stamp ..iosn. pil
One Dozen Pictures from our ..nt BIZ pA
filed ON the receipt Of 81 50, anu ''
free. 1.rine e'
Photographers and Others d,e p.f aT
G.. o. d. win please remit tNe"''
Of the amount with their ofd'i .aod. ci
re- The p ice and qualify "
fail 20 satisfy
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RHEUMATISM.

| tJ aAh% r sqIl' iGl 20 YEARS
and have at last found perfect remedy, more
valuable than silver or gold to those suffering
with this disease. | viii furnish II 10 all vino
VAL Gail ON me or send Two Dollars II viii re-
move the most severe pain in "a hours without
the least injury To- tho constitutions Liberal dis
count 10 agents | am no dealer IN qnack med
icinos, but feel II nay duty 10 let this medicine be
known.
WALTER BRlENI, Furnace & Stove Dealer.
10 school Street Boston Mass
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h I 4 ! ! /

I'r. Stricii"nd's Pile Remedy has cured
thousands of the worst cases of Blind aud Bleed
ing Piles. 1t gives immediate relief and effects
permanent cure. Try it directly. 1t is war
rantcd To cure.
For sale by all Druggists 80 cents per bottle
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-09-29

4 LARGE, full and complete stock, ombrac.
n ing every thing used in this section of the
country. For sale at lowest market rates. by
l.. J.. BUTCHER, n son.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-09-29

4 LII kinds Of Patent Medicines kept on
" hand or obtained at short notice at
DIfTCUTRS'
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-09-29
TO CONSERVATIVES.

GUFfEBERs with CONSUMPTION Asthma
> Bronchitis, or any diseases ol the Throat or
Lungs viii bo chceriuily furnished. without
charge, with the remedy by tho use of which thr
heN, Edward A. WILSON Of Nllhamsburgh. New
YORK, wae completely restored tu health aftcr
having suffered several years with the Or, AL dis
ease, Consumption. To Nousumpti,e sufferer
this remedy Is worthy vi an nnnediat, trial Ia
viii cost nothing, aud may De- the means of
Their perfect restoration. Those desiring the
same viii please address Roy EDWARD A.
WILSON, lGj South Second Street, Williams
hurgh Kings County, New York
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Lake Champlain, Lake George.
saratoga, Trey, Albany, New
York, and the West,
VIA. THE SPLENDID STEAMERS ON
LAKE CETAMpLATN.
eo- DERTHs FREE. "a

United STATES Capt VIM. Anderson.
CANADA Capt VIM. H. Flagr.
d. W;ollIhhAN llatc America)Cap II. AIavo.
MONT REAL Capt. l.. $, White.
Forming two daily lines each way. (sundavs
Leave Burlington at 1880 4. NJ. and 9l5 p
.'' ON anlNalof trains leaving st. Adams AT y IN
" NJ and l.25 2. NJ. making close connections
a1 MMlcilu with trains South and West. Ar
lillhs 40 Saratoga 40 4, M and go +. Al
Troy HlH \. NJ, and $40 p. NJ. Albany q IN
A. ~ and $50 j, NJ, New York (,ia. Harla,,
d. ii.) $780, J.. u. by Steamers, 6 A. NJ. ana s 3O
RETURNING,
ne Steamers arrive &C Burlington A. N AMI
- l.. a., connecting with Trains over w. q n
H.. fornorth and cast. NJ '''
Passengers for Lake George. shouIl taAc A..
iu'tihns Boat at Burlington and arrive M thc
mead of Lake George the Same evcuine aft,.
one OF the most delightful sails on tho cont
R f.i T. Those desiring trip down the Lnanti-
iu hudson 10y day can take the evening Boat M
i'uillhSton, connecting the noXt morning M Al
amy WITH splendid steamers ',paniI Draxr
Stilu hahcoy Nihhard, 945 A. NJ, arriving in
Now York Same afternoon 'N
- 'hhlS for sale Al the offices OF The "a n
a. a., ON board of Steamers and az the office ~
I T,,., .omp, ny west side Court-Houso square
huntingdon It,
~, - HIRAM TRACY, Con. Agent.
- I''1l' 60
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PATENT MEDICINES,
Al the approved kinds
STATIONERY.

\ Nice assortment at low prices A liberal
discount 70 Merchants. LAWYERS and others
wanting large quantity.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-09-29
Domestic DYES,

\XTE are Wholesale Agents for Reeds DYES,
w and will supply the trade at manufac-
iurcr's prices. l.. l.. BUTCHER IL SON
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-09-29

PHkLpS's HEADACHE TEIRAGONS. Roc
commended by leading physicians for Headache.
sickness az The stomach, Indigestion. I.nss III
Appetite, Constipation, and an Bilious Alec
nnnr. Retained by on druggists generally
Mholesal.d by 4. A. LOYEJON. 90 Fulton Street.
n \, sample boz sena anywhere boy mai for GO
cents
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-09-29

NEHVovs DEBILITY SEMINAL WEAK
~ NESS, PREMATURE Decay. Sc. Learn
how 10 CURE NOURsELF, without consulting on
icclng any Quack or diiy b0dy else. Seud Your
address ON a postpaid envelope, with live cents
10 Box IGI7 Boston Mass
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-09-29
TOILET SOAPS.

Lubn's, phalons, Lows Old Brown Wind.
sor, Colgates, Glonu's Robinsons. Silver
CASTLE, Shaving Soaps, and Creams, the b 81
quality.
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TOBACCO AND SNv FF

good assortment of Chewing and Smok-
ing Iobacco, aud Larrllard, Scotch, and Mac
coboy Snuff
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Brushes.

Hair brushes, Tooth Brushes, Nail Brush.
es, lathcr Brushes, Flesh Brushes Cruml
brushes Boot Brushes, Paint Brushes, White.
busters.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-09-29
sTEREoScoPES g. STEREOSGaN9

VIII w y
or these we have an imme Sc asso r,sa
Guiding War Scenes, American ann st.
Cities and Landscapes, Groups, o'lsl~-ar1S .
etc. Also, Revolving Stercosoopts' "fi. .t
private exhibition. Our Catalogue ''
10 amy address on receipt of stamp
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-09-29
Special announcement
sol BROADWAY NY.

I'M II. T. ANTHONY Il CO., h iali'.l' n.
IL Of photngraphie Maiorlal-l Nn.-'--
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TEA.

We hope people will remember that we can
give them little the best trade in Tea be-
ing Agents tor the Chinaman's Tea Com
pany, one OF whom, Dong Ar Shove, Ii a native
of China and select their Tea with great care
All Tea warranted, and money refunded if not
satisfactory.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-09-29
PERTUMERY,

Lubinjs Extracts, genune good assort-
ment of American Extracts Of sizes and
prices to suit purchasers. Superior Cologne.
by the pint or bottle
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05
TnE NEW YoRK DaY-Boog

We would call attention 10 the Pros
pectas Of The New York Day-Book,
which appears in another column. Its
propriesoFs claim for il circulation Of
81, 900 copies, larger than that Of any
other Democratic weekly paper. To hare
attainsd saeh circulation as that, ia
face of rival contestants, Is surely evil
dense of 10 ordinary popularity. The
Day-Book deals With all public questions
in bold and independent spirit, apd
however people may disagree with some
Of its positions. there can be no doubt Of
tire earnessasss Of its editors, or OF the
yigor with watch they maintain their
opinions. 1t is the peCaliar views Of
The Day Beck upon the slavery question
which have, no doubt, attracted TO it the
attention Of the public. Referring 10
this point, the Now Hampshire States
faad Union has thus foreibly stated
tit -
/ III the Democratic partyy twenty years
ago, hal taken the ground ooeupried by
Ths bay Book on The negro question,
4 and stuck Id il like trae men, No never
should have had tAis war, and the country
10 day would have been prosperous and
happy. The quicker they accept this po-
sition, and acs earnestly upon il, tbs
quicker we snail lave PEACE aud d rgs-
tored UNION, and We may add, We never
shall have these desirable results on any
other gFoaaa.n
Ia view Of the above, it Is the duty OF
every candid man, be he Republican OF
Democrat, . examine the position Of The
| Day Book. As single number is not
Sufficient for this, We advise ali who de-
sire New York weekly to III 1t fof one
year, and make themselves acquainted
with its line pf argument. Its terms are
the xame Nc the New York Tribune,
whose exact ansipOdes ii is in politics,
/ whiie IN News, Markets, Sc, it is quite
its equal. Again we say, examine its
Prospectus fer 1865, il our advertising
/ columns.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

TaR DEfaorT seAaE.--The Detroit pa
pcrs say the Mayor Of that city has in
foFmati % in bis possession which points
to certain persons in Canada as the con
eoetora VI a pios 70 barn tls Michigan
capital. Now, Il the Mayer Is 10 posses
sion of4his information, we submit that
be ought, in justice to this country, 20
give il TO our authorities. We bare .
strong suRF iciou that these periodical
scares ca the borsley have no other foun.
dstion than the heated %imaginations Of
FrI4saI spies In Canada = several Of
Nhon are distributed Throughout the
PFoyinea--and who mnst uesessarily do
something for their i'll gotten pay. Let
Us have the information in possession Oh
the Mayer Toronto Leader.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05
rnR rnEsExr go rHr rurrnR.

The Democratic vote Of Ohio will not
fall tar, II aay, short 81 two hundred
lhoasaad, q decided gasa on the voae Tor
Vallandlghazn. which - l8T 900. There
has been = steady increase 10 the Dszae-
cratic vote throughout Iha North, since
1850. The party has indeed made gios
Tioas contest and though defeated, ID ID
still mighty organisation, and one THAI
will steadily grow in strength. It's dae4
trines are foaaded On principles and can
not die. On It's patriotism in the future,
as in the past, the eoaasFy will safely re-
ly. Under iEs guidance and arrangements
Ia, nation grew to greatness ia unexem+
pied prosperity. Al last the very en-
tremism against which Washington
Webster, Jackson and Clay warned as,
got possession Of the management Of oar
government. Extreme men of both seer
tione hare urged the people oa to . ruin
Gus career, till now they and themselves
enyeloped in a simeon of fanaticism.-+
| God grant that North and soath may G.
| merge from this fearful ordeal purified al
/ by FIRE. La four years more radieaIisEn
will have ran its race to exhaustion, and
the people wilI universally and gladly rer
turn to ard embrace the Democratic dec
trine.- Detro Free Press.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

ET The Naw York Herald Of the 10Th,
ct great outlay Of figures, endeayers 70
prove that we are no worse oiT financially
than England, France or the Italian gov
rrnrnaut. This is comforting 20 think Of,
truly. Old monarchies have taken cen
turtles to roll up their national debts,
while we have performed tha same task ia
las Many years, Deriving consolation
from this sort Of logic, ID equal to cheer
ling man who hos just lost "a arm with
The fact that the informant knew BALI a
dozen who we're In the same pYedicanaent
and one whe had lost two. Ii usigAt. al
leyiate his pain greatly, bat we don't be-
Iievo IL would-his oan miserable condl.
zion wou.I be pretty apt TO engrosa al
his thoughts, and the knowledge Of VIA
Others bad endured would be no balm FOL
his suffgFiags.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

IT rs SogDEAD; Bttr STILL LlvETn. The
Museatine CStsrisr, reported dead BY tho
Abolition Pr hss, has again mada. It's APP
peaFsnee On aar table, aaa from II We
learn that il was not dead during the
time it Was raissiag; bat was merely saf-
|, ring tia effects of suspended animation.
We are glad 20 receive its visits again,
an hOpe sinee it has experienced fore
taste OF the spirit world, that is may b.
ali the wiaeg and better for it; aud that II
will not relapsa into liz old folly Of sur
rendering principle for szpsdfeHey, or sv-
er again atsanps 10 elect War candidate
on Peace p4asfogm.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

LESeoLN's LoGic.--"T The iGnportansfae
remains Demonstrated that We have more
men now than We had when The war be-
gau--thai we are MOI exhausted, nor in
process Of exhaustion-lha We are gain
ing siren 9Th, aa1 may, if need be, main :
saIu the contest ind 4haiselg. ~ iaco!l' 3
Message
If we have m3re men than ne had
wheE the var began, Why is it that labor
is SO high and difien.t 20 get Never in
the public remembrance was there sach a
dearih Of haads. The truth is, ne haya
NOT anything like the number OF able
bo lad snsa that VS. had wheu the war be-
EnE, and aay presumption to the contrary
effect is the most egregious folly. Ii We
can maintain the contest indsRnitely,
why hage the bonds Of tho Government
gone down from par 10 speeie TO 6fEy
cents below par p Cincinnati Enquirer.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

H8E MEMN ~
Prof. I3E III, latta dgIaaa< Month M
eorneS lhs eenelE jion thai ho Dentf-
mesa "a axkh Aiad1fxa YEAS m one A}m&
covers NTH Zee tniis In thkckness
proof Fl that the stepsxeg ths Ale bany
range of mountains are gIaeiuE worn ON
khe very t0p, exsaps d few points which
wers abovs Fha Level 81 the iey mass.~-
AIouut Washington fnr mssanBs, Ii eyer
d 900 feet high, ard ~ rough unpoIish.
ed sugfase ol il summit, eossred With
Ioose lksgmsasss 5Iass helow tbs lasd as
which glacier marks Clsna 10 90 eaas tell.
us that Ii lifted IL bead alone Abosa the
dssolats waste 's1 ice aad saaw. In this
region, thea. the thickness Of the ebeesI
cannot bare been much less than Eix thou-
sad tees. and this il III kaering With thu
sasas Kind 81 evidence Ii other parts Of
the eomntfYi furs whsneysr tho naunrl
sasns are nuuh halpw . 600 Feak, Chs iea
seems 10 have passed directly ever theaasE
while the peaks rising on the heights ara
lefs untouched. j be glaeisrs be afgacss
| was aosiss great plau. and when sha iosI
/ vanished from lho face of tbs land, II
/ iafl Ii prepared for fIse hand al tho huss
/ handman. The hard surface af she rocks
vas ground to ponder, the clements d
the soil were mingled Ia fair prpporsions,
/ granite was carried into the Ilme regionss
i lime was mingled with the mora aird an |
unpgodaetfgs aissriats, and sell vas pre-
pared fEfor the agricultural uses Of nan.
/ There ase esalehccs all over the polar Re!
4 sians to show that at one period the hfat
1 81 The tropics extended oil over the globe,
/ The ice period il supposed 10 be long
subs sqncaiso this, and next to tho lasl
| bef ire the adYant Of this Garth.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

gT The \, Z. Express thinks the Post,
of that city, ought ~ be sent 10 Fort La
fapesse. Its disioyal enough, to be dis
gusted With she Warren expedition, to
Weldeh, ELISE why such comment, and
ctiticism as this:
Having get half way 70 bis promised
point, General Warren turns back, and
then We arc tot 1 ofsthe complete success
oil bis antefprise;' Nos that was not q
complete success. General Warren met
an enaray, BE- did NOT expect, in the severe
u0ll weather, and like praient leader
as be u, satisfied himself with doing
what ne could do. This expedition has
no dount Indicted d deal OF damage to
the rebels; bur he did not reach Weldon,
neither aia be 30 cure permanent lodg-
lnent on any of shaiines o. shair comm.
nicatiou. With this result ws ought TO
be abuuiantly grasiied, but II b moi tkas
result ne sesfe led to aafscipale."
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

RE Thers axe q good maaay foolish
spaoulats0Rs In shs newspapers fozsshiss
The disposal 81 sbe &fsssn nssiiiaa iallasss
worth q ooeson seized by HsaeEai Shaf-
man Id S&saanah. We think anF enc
wauld be safe ismaksng The toilewiag
wagsrs
III Two TO one that sha sale Of thai
Savsnnah csssoa will not pot mers shan
90 hsndrod shsusand dailars N sbs uni.
led S&afss tTsasuAsy. e.. Ihas Eae hulk
Of sisa noasy viii hna fts way int &c
pasksts az u Iogal league shsday bar
rfsss
The ssns soasss wilI b. p,assasa - en-
l 80 RliSxissippi fellows salIinE shsmssi.
Iyss Frssshsnes, Euslishmsu, o. Onion
eisixens will swe4r IL IL shsifss their
/ sznEns viii ID every sess ID alIamsi. and
/ ths f1xuas xilf ditf1s iks pldp61f b.
lswcsn fhtm uneEs Sam wiH III Isl
| wesl ~ eyss s1d ~ Nhpdeg
ND IeAene txensurry thlexa9 MI IA
lxhs eekku Worid.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

az The Hartford, On. H. GosrGni
SAYS that a new church organization Of
Independent Meshodists, has been reeeat-
Iy started in thai city, The peculiarittes
Of independent Methodist Churches In a
few wordsars that they are Methodist
in doctrine and mode Of worship, and are
independent or congregational ia ehareb
government; they Bold 10 bat enc order
ia the ministry; have no bishops or pEesi-
ding elders. The people control their
own puipias and sbureh property; select
their own ministers, and retain them 90
!, az as aherelatioa Is mutually desirable.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

That staanch and able Democratic
journal, The Hillsbozo' lOhio1 GaSstts,
in replying 10 discoaraging letter, uses
ths Following noble and patriotic Ian
guage -
sour faraer friend, exclaims, "all Is
lost, il is no use TO try asy farther" Not
50, my friend, all IL mol lost; nor IL your
condition bali rs ieplorable and grinding
nov, as il will be II ron esase your Efforts
to stay the aI,oti OF desposism that rolls
mountains high to enguIph you, and ell
Of rs, Democrat and Ahalitioniss alike
in is angry and remorssEs kTsuagea. The
number OF those battling these advances
Of despotisfn il an immense best when
all It's cirsrts are axerted, Ii Is great
rover, and never can, uRless we will il
40, be chained 10 an imperial chariot. -
| While the forms OF election remain, there
are battles ID be foaghs as the ballot Dos
and II tue form shall be struck down, she
contest will only be adjourned TO q field
\ here fraud will not win-t day"
These arc true and manly words, and
pat to shame these weak and trembling
spirits who despair Of their souasry. The
work il ths appointed lot Of man, and hs
who forsakas sraa principles in the boar
OF aasersity, Ia ba1 . summer asldies
who deserves aeither the blessings 81
freedom FOR hlmseif on bis EaiidFsn. Ths
true taan will never cease 10 batsIs q
gainss wrong and eEsor 70 losg - b. ha'
o hand q Faise Or . soague 70 mare
Il Dan. kfoak.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

g TuB 0ogxa9xwsr. p There vas .
eonelase Of Loyal Leaguers In Session al
Washingtoa thesosher day. They appoint
ed committee 70 Investigate the Loyalty
ii some q si,s employees ia the public
service. It's probably raid Of shsouia
apon the ins. But how hamiliaaing Il
would be to an administration Of eofnmog
solf-rs@Pess, 10 have irresponsible gaas
81 gaexEillas aeeting under the caves q
The capitol, to dictate the appointments 4
must make! Yv:iiy, have We . govern,
nente
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05


II answer % shose iaserogasories We
hare ssmpsy ibis 70 say ~ Ths Hsrkss
ssporss Of sephsngs n Burlington, Mas
sakins. t. lIg3sss CRY, and othcF poinis
aaoss III Is iron IS 10 IS 30 pei haa-
.dred posn1 sosn from 90 10 10 senss
~ bsshsl / batsss, from so to 10 cents
per poaad eggs. % % 40 esass per dos
81; colIhe, from 50 d 6s1senss per pound;
sngars, frosa 80 % 4s ssssts par pound
asas, from -, 10 % %, and other arsl.
slss necessary % the emigrans in tbs way
Of Dry. Goods and Groeol lea, 10 fast al
that goes to maake an g out 81, p ID pro.
porsioa. Take the quotations, cosnpart
them wish sha marked repart 10 TuE BU-
Gle, aad then yoa can decide Tor your
selEes IS 10 wheshes il xilg gag TO pur
ehase yoaF tout Gfsa before reachtri
this poias. OF one thing, however yor
may rest assured, and lhas il thai an.
article yoa need for trip across th
piains, can be purchased here. And 4
ascertain of whom 10 purchase, consul
TIE BUaIz DgRxc7oaY OF Advertisers.
iG osaalsasioa, We alhra that there ]
mo better pasnt than Coancil Bluffs /
purchase rear aoutfitsa aud cross ,h
Missouri river.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

CT A cute dodge has boon discovered
Of new way OF paying income tax, and
whel should such piece Of "shaTp
practice hare been perpFesrated but in
Massachusetts. The bottom Jonrnal says
that il understands that some Of those
whose income as returned 10 che asses-
sors, contrast remarkably with their style
Oh living, explain that they make their
returns on q gold hasisl
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

C. Levin L. Jon y, Of Maryland, was
reeeatiy arrested BY he gossrameas and
sens TO the Old Capitol. Way? Hswas
q Democratic Senator elect, aad his pres
enco would secure Democratic majority
il sbas body while his absenes woala
give the Abolition Is. Governor a con-
trolling vote. ''This IL q FREQ country, "
Is it2
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05
DmswawEas csmass an.
Irse.a raa l...aaao..si xale. d.. Z

81 9 F7-sssl = - -
Fer the last week ending on Sunday,
the 10th ipss., oaa hundred and eighty
odd Yankee dsserters eutered our lines,
the b ~ of them influenced by Gensral
Order Ma. 65, which insurae j safe con.
duet thfoakh ,lhe Coafedsraey to khs Dor.
der. and fsEarn II the desertess Ia
their nazfps ; LIE.
Al basrn IL soyeral hundred returning
pilgrims, seeking their native and adopE.
"a land, eft Elahonl sass week, and ass
now ara across he border.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

gssy~ The Journal Of Commerce. gives
some alarming fgaFss concerning the ex-
porsation Of gold from this country, a.
shown 10 The drain from she city Of New
York. Siaes the lst 81 January, 1863,
up 10 Deeembar LES, 1864, there has besn
received from Oaiifogala, at thai port, ID
specie, -, 800 ,524, and from foreign
parts % ,6T6, q 8. a total OF SO So, 100.
and daring shs sasae time have experfed
10 foseiga pagss So, s5slGi0y showing d
loss ii tha single pprs at New York; 81
SST ,666,8li. But awhasss the Ids S's---
We are nos exporting grsenhaeks. -
There 10 no ieiaand Tor ahem abroad
The coantry IL safe wlile the greenbask
presses eohafnns 10 Fsnn.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-01-05

AS AID gocfErY AGKNT IN TKouBUS. -
or one OF the tribe Of modern philRnthro-
pists. The Providence III. ID Journal
says;
We infer from q police item ia che
philadelphia Press thai the New England
Aid Society 10 nos altogether ths best al
lnon4r Of the bencfaesians Of the people.
One yohn Smith, the iaanager OF the so-
cieiyss room, has been arrested for an as-
saafs, and there Indications that shirts
drawers and blackberry vine contribute
rather to swell his bank account than tht
distresses Of New England soldiers.