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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02


A an evidence of the progress of shoddy
sentiment In Washington City towards bar
barism, we need only state that the ChrOn-
icie, Forneys paper aud the official organ
of the kitchen cabinet, is out in leader in
favor of making the crime of counter
feiting government shinplasters punish
able with death. Forney raves thus:
THE crime of cOunterieiting the ma
tional currency justiiles the punishment of
death. The national credit is at stake. The
perpetuily of the government Is at stake.
The life of the nation is paramount to all
other considerations. Is treason the
highest crime then Is this also, for il is
the quintessence of treason, and works
the same destructive results"
one would judge from such utterances
thar loyalty" had denented the men about
Washington, and that the Digger Indians
should send missionary there to reform
the unciviliZcd slaves who earn their bread
by believing for more work for the hang
man. But II seems as IL there was a nrOre
la Washington ia regard to the counter
feiting business, as the following dispatch
was sent from that city:
The Government detective force so far
from being disbanded, Us was doubtless the
intention of the President at one time, has Il
new, important and legitimate work laid
out tor IL, in the chief cities of the Union,
enk along the borders, to detect and appre-
hthu tbuIltIltlltIS bl Slttnbathss SNUG
glers aud deiIauders of Internal Revenue.
Blank pages In the detective journals are
doubtless devoted 10 unofficial information
In regard to Feniam movements, about
which the authorities are merely anxious
TO satisfy their curiosity"
Whether there is any connection between
the frenZied enthusiasm for hanging in the
Chronicle and the retention of the detective
thieves alluded to here, we leave the reader
to guess The subject is only worthy of
consideration as showing the hideOus de-
mofuilzation which perVades our republi-
can court at Washington-C Columbus Crisis.
ANCIENT CTTIEs,-fhe great cities of the
present day are comparatively small affairs
beside the cities of the past, ii we except
london Paris and New York Ninevah
was fifteen miles long, nine wide, and forty
miles round, with wall one hundred feet
high, and thick enough for three chariots
abreast. Babylon WAS sixty miles within
the walls, which were seventy-fye feet
thick, aud three hundred feet high, with
one hundred brazen gates. Cartilage was
twenty live miles round, aud contained two
hundred and hity thousand citizens and four
hundred thousand slaves. The walls OF
Rome were thirteen miles round.
Two members of the Canadian Parlia-
ment, Messrs. Gait and Scot, have arrived
in Washington, TO be present at the OPEN
ing OF Congress -s
Ii is understood that Adjutant General
Thomas win soon retire from the army, to
be succeeded by General Townshend.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02
LENTz q APPLEcATE


REAL ESTATE gents
once sss Third street Nsrth SIDE
(oPrsnEE rows OLocED
DAYTON OHIO. tNi ai
INoR SALE, FLAX FACTORY, COUPLED BY
II Messrs. Dayie 4 Co., with maehinery, and acres
OF land. .t ..t.t .I. '...d tI' HI
farm lso acres mile north OF Browns station on
Western r. r., on Twin Greek, we'll improved
$1,000. .I .ll t.Iia.
brick house, ooE OF Brown and Ann sts. uf
double frame house ON Hess street.
double frame house on Walnut street
Adouble frame house on Fiith street,
farm Of f66 acres, ~ mlles from Dayton
A iarm ot IA aeres, nilea from DAyten;
A farm Of 90 sores on Greanvlls r X
A farm Of lSS aeres near Germantowni
A brick house an Filth street, ho.22Tifav
A farm OF 10 Aaras, we'll improved, has brick house,
and best Twin bottom land y mile west Of Ger.
mantoWn.
a iaIm OF 81 acres good improvements at Browns
Station on WAeteTn X, n, tas.f t4. s. l.a 3
well lmprovHd farm OF l60 acres, two miles eas I
Sonora, on Western railroad. ....
A good hs,Ise and lATgs lot on Main street, No 2oA.
hrm of7b acre, on Germantown pike, milss nom
Dayton. .ifU.l .sll
Two sn all farms, we'll improved adjoining Iabsrty,
miles from Dayton, OF 80 and " acres each.
number Of houAes and lot In dhorent pArta OF tho
city. All will be sold cheap. a.
I've i.i flEhTz APPLEaATR.R =, n. 4. 4
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02

liable Democratic journal has been pur-
chased by II. u. Robinson, ESD formerly
of the Cincinnati Enquirer, who, at nm early
day will bring the EAiP1RE out in an entire
new dress. Mr.. X has the reputation of 4
llrst-ciass journalist, aud we doubt not will
make the EMrIRE what II has been under
the control OF brother Hubbardh--,,iie Of the
best Democratic papers In the west. Sue
cess TO the outgoing as well as 10 the in
coming elitor.-HInc0ck Courier.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02

The arst number Of this sterling Demo:
ctHtlc paper -liee passing into the cOntrOl
OF MIR. H. II. koHINsON, formerly of the
Cincinnati EaQairer, comes to us III new
dress with smiling face. Mr.. II. s u gen
tieman of talent, and writer of mitch
ability and together with his assistant, Mr..
ID. G.. FIrcn the EMPIRE will be- made sec
ond to no journal In the State. 10 Is real
lire paper, full of interesting reading mat
ter and sound political editorials Amer
the many trying Vicissitudcs through
which the EMPRE has passed, u affords US
pleasure to see IL once more In the high
tide of prosperity. Good fortune attend Is.
- Hamilton True Telegraph.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02

JACOB wEVbRIGHTs EsTATE-NOTIoE Is
u hereby gwen thai the under signed has this day
be sppo ned auminisrstor Of the A.tAte of Jacob
Weybrieht, late Of Montgomery county, Ohio, do
ceased, by the Probate Court Of said county.
Nov "a, 1895. JOSEPH WEYARI0HT,
noy2bw5t JACOB WHYbRI0HT-
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02

Several days ago resolutions were intro
duced into the Senate ofTennessee declaring
Jefferson Davis, j. M. Mason, X. NJ. T. Hun
ter, Robert Toombs, Howell Cobb, Judah
7. Benjamin, John Slidell and Robert L.
Lee TO be infamous traitoas, worthy of death,
and not lit objects of national clemency.
Since then the resolutions have been taken
up debated, and amended by including the
names of James Buchanan and John c.
Brcckmridge, and passed by vote of yeas
10, nays g. This same Legislature has on
several occasions tabled resolutions approv-
ing the administration of President john
son. and judging of the temper then
displayed, II Is matter of surprise that
his name was not in cluded. Whatever may
have been the weaknesses and criminality
of Mr.. Buchanan in dealing WI the rebel
lion, one member of Mr.. Lii Ms cabinet
bas furnished cOnyining proof that they
We're indOrsed by Messrs. Holt, Stanton
Seward and Lincoln. The Tennessee Leg
stature, To have been consistent, should
therefore have included these names in its
list. Its authority, however, will not weigh
much. Ii ~ thing of BrownlOw's, who
was in 1860 as rabid a secessionist as any
one named, and AK venOm0us disunionist
as Wendell Phillips, the present leader OF
the Republican party - Chicago Times.
A CoSTEMPTIBLE AcT.---The London,
Ohio Democrat last week, has the follow
ing statement ..f.. .Ii..... d..
On Friday afternoon, as the Springfield
train was pas ing the farm Of John Claak,
Il few miles from here, some one on the
train shot and killed valuable horse be-
longing 10 that gentleman, All efforts To
obtain the name Of the monster who fired
the pistol have thus far been fruitless, but
we hope that he may be found and pun
ished as he justly deserves. A man who
would thus wantonly destroy stock, does
not deserve 10 be called human.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02

Two members of the Canadian Parlii-
ment Messrs. Gait and Scot, have arrived
in Washington, TO be present at the open
ing OF Congress. H.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
i38ET lirAsHIoNAaInNa lNlt
O p ID r "A H Q u q Il
HAT STORE.
Every Description Of Hats and Caps,
Ladies' and Children's Furs, Robes,
&c., Aee.,

FIyHE UApERSIGNED BEES No INFORh THE
l public that he has opsned and will Keep Goa
stantly on hand every ing that ~ and desirable
IN the above line every thing IN the market that
attractive, desirable OF new will be added from
time 10 time, mgking II one OF the most complete
estab shments OF the kind In the Slate.
Ladies' and Ohildren's w. IT, OF the choicest and
richest qualities sold in ths West, al IosH thds Cn-
eiRnat prices
respectfully solicit an sxaInina, ion Of sisek, u,
M' 'IH HM9tt II u. al HERMAN IN
dec9. .diy No "a Main street, Dayton Ohio
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-02

1t is understood that Adjutant General
Thomas viii soon retire from the army, TO
be succeeded by General Townshend.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-28

We notice that our exchanges FROM al
uarts Of the country are discussing pro
and con tAe probabilities Of permanent
psaos growing out Of the present move
ansat in Which Mr.. BLAIR ST. figures
% oOsspieuously. That there is some
Rrsusd for the superstition that the AZ
thOritsss which csatrol the armies on
sishsr side Of the line of war ale directing
Shsir attention 10 measures pointing TO
peace, cannst be doubted, if 1.-THE Of the
reports We hear are true. We believe
that Mr.. LINCOLN 10 anxious now, IS he
has ever been, to restore the country to
che blessings Of peace. No art Of which
the Imagination Of man can conceive
would give more real pleasure to the heart
Of The noble patriot Who leads US in this
struggle, than to issue an order, to the
lsgions who spring to arms in defence OF
Gheir Gag and their country, commanding
them 70 sheathe the sword, unbuckIe the
armor and return to the reaoeful aToca-
sions Of life. But the sword VII! not be
laid down, while the end for which it was
taken up is not gained. No coward
ased hy the catering unction to his
sOul that the VISIT will be ended while The
object for which the war Was commeaoed
ID unaecOmplishsd. It IS Mr. LaSceLN's
duty, as it will be his pleasuDa, to end
The war whenever the national authority
% recognized BY thoss in rebellion But
short Of this, DO Bssn, not traitor 10 his
country, wOuA dare sa stop, while the
verdict ofthe satiop, Aetssted by amajority
Of four hnDdred thousand freemea was
thundsring in his ears The Union, 1t
WsSss Be p-eserred.
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aRs. popGR

Az g. rscens eslshration in Sc. LSaia.
ever ~ passage q the emancipation
amandmeak che gOEsrnor 81 the State
made speech il which he paid . ans
eompfiment to ths commander Of the
Department Of the Missouri--GeheEsl
DoDsK, sAidS-GeDersl Dodge il nat =
taking General; he is thinking and an
acting one: be don't value any species Of
dnleyalsys 4 dent bear any premium wish
Aim- His policy permitted to be carried
sGt viii give u'~ sscurit y and peace
r0hesrsl. Let US sustain him and insist
that everybody sustain him. You win
only see his policy 10 It's effects, and it
will come rpon sOaac of our people ike ;
peal Of thunder from eIsudlsss sky. l
refer TO those men who don't want to live
in a free State, or who refuse to obey the
laws and respect the civil authority, |
apprehend that we viii have an efficient
militia, those who cannot be trusted With
guns will still be a militia, and will not
think it hard, If instead Of being required
to shoot their frienls, the rebel, they
should be detailed to the Pioneer corps,
the Engineer corps or the SaPpers' and
Miners and be armed with axes or
gpades
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-28


Republics Heaas % representatives u
ooasedsssts saa fe c. ~ tzEaas = -
irnoim;aans sasTandng
Lss pesss - ut asssrn - Es
ttents0m DC wax
Ths naxzsns stsama ssaasA hg tha Rsas'
hnys nos been prUsidsd. VII ncs Cos.
greH Immediately lake acsioa and ssss'ss
Il, 900.
The enensy WIN aos oizss n any Terms
osner thar "a submission, 20 lshg as sheg
have die prestiss al saceezE.
live wsulAs hare peace we nass aEss
Our srmy must hare asose naea ed
new AID ketsss ergsnisstion.
TIE Riehmond Examinsr has ong
Editorial on chs psaes IaosemaatS. Il
argues there j. no ne In taking ae0ui
negptiatiOns on ternaM that ahers are nos
only two courses poaibls % be pursued
Oae ID the prosecution Of the var % :
suecsssfal serninatinn, sad the oahss
the abandonment Of the contest and an
conditional surrender, wtsea requirss %
negotiations. .:~.-...- .-.'- .:z.s
= The AberwzIe : 70 BE- ssissd and pade
seryieable.
The Riehrncnd Examiner OF the 18th
saYs for the next months there il 10 Be
war Of the most urgent character and
calls for the filing up The aymSs aad
refers 10 DayiS statemest, that two tAiFaa
Of the able bsdied men are at borae, and
complains that the coH5mfssary depart.
meni cannot feed their army, whias the
Federal army can march any where
and find plenty to sas and says ths
greatest necessity Of al Is 70 male Lee
Comnander-in.chief and considers i
the only thing 20 save them fs~a sab
jugatiop-
The Wing tells the rebel Csagrss# that
the country u becoming exceedingly
alarmed at their nsglecting TO pass The
army bib, snd will soon Iook ppon Il M
an INDIGESTION that congress has gipem up
the cause that they tkink IL rain to
contend with, Is the enemy arr 20 @seh
stronger than we.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-28

Those connected with the blockadiBg
fast Of Wilmington, are now living in
elover-not night passes but some unfor-
tuDsse British runner is "gobbled up" in
attempting to run the gauntlet. Yester
day morning tho telegraph informed US
that fuc blockadcd runners Hereeaptured
in attempting to run in. Things have
recently undergone great change in the
nsighbOrhood Of Wilmington, as some of
Ghsse captured traders can probably
testify. Until Porter and Terry visited
Fisher, short time ago, the port Of
Wilmington was comparatively free to
sommsres-blockade on paper, bat not in
het-And was the main, if not the only
plAcs Of egrsss and ingress left to the
"conSsdsraey." The stopping Of this
hole viii virtually suspend al communica-
tiSa between the chivsiry aud outside
baEbarians.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-28
FROM TIRE I'D BATTERY

The following letter, through rather
old, will Be read with interest by msuy
of our readers, as it pertains to The part
taken by cur Council Bluffs boys in using
up Hoods army. Hs 70 Capt n. r,
Spoon, from Capt Joe REED Of the
Battery.
ia the field near Pulaski Team
Dee, 2Sth 1864
Mt. SPoon, Citizen
ST Louis Mo. Dear SIR II azn well
and the I'd Iowa Battery is we'll We
participated ia the 6ght at Nashville
which is not strange, as We we're there
We acquitted ourselves IS We always do
which Is less strange still, and had our
usual good fortune, but one man hart which
isgratifyiag, Fired, ) hundred rounds Of
ammunition all to good purpose, Capt
Cline sent a peTc. shell into the rebel
timber and tho timber was going towards
heaven the last saw Of IT, Vie Keller
distinguished himself for gallastry, and
ought 10 be made a Brig Gen, but 81
MeMiIlcn aud Hubbard must Be prov idea
for, / think his promotion Is doubtfsi.
The lss Div did prOdigiea, and / an
told that the people treated every nSa
belonging 10 the Div. who went into
Nashville, bat as / had 10 join in the
pursuit, I could not avail myself Of their
Eb6rality, or profit BY their enthusiasm,
l .doht think yOa ever aw saeh glO-
riOua sighting, / never did before.
; Hubbard's brigade charged stone vail
Under fre certainly as terrific, but not
somuCh concentsateda as that at yicksburg
on the 22d Of May, and cleaned 1t, iaa
jify. Gen. Thomas ofisial dispatch
gives McMilien credit fer all the
Division did which i much mere then he
is entitled to, or claims, though be did
gloriously.
Hoods army is a mob, and / think
might have been Annihilatsa if Smiths
eOEps had been sent forward ewith the
eavalry in the pursuit, Bat tho 4sh
corps had the advance, and took along
train said to be more numerous than
Banks Red River caraEaa--oertaiuly
large snoagA % delay themselves and
everybody else. As il Is, Hosa Mill
probably get away with what be ha8 -
but will not again be hkSly to undertake
the "hbsrstioa" q Tennessee aud Ksa-
lucky. The poor consederasy is having
= run Of bad luck, which would seem 10
cal for day Of hamilasioa and prayer On
the part Of all pious rebels. $3.50
Yours BE, RKEp,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-28
THE ARMY loan.

There s "a important fact in the
Treasury Report, that the army has taken
ssms "a, Oo0, 600 Of the Government loan
within the past year, but it has not been
noticed bscanse il ives good investment,
end we lock upon it as matter of course.
be i will create some astonishment
abroad, - no parallel can probably be
found IN the history of spy nation. Europe
win sss where cur Government has her
reserves, and BE- surprised to leaEn that
eur psivsts soldiers can loan money, when
tAsis mcsthly pSy Is from thirteen to
saxaasa dellars, 90 veil - our officers Of
al grades.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-28
NEW ENGLAND.

In their efforts to arouse ill-fceling
toward the New England States. the
Coppcrheads Of the West have all along
insisted that the war was. kept up in the
interest Of Eastern manufacturers and
merchants. Statistics, however, destroy
the force Of this assertion. The banking
business of Boston shows a large falling of
in discounts and deposits; the cotton
manufactures, oae of the chief sources Of
New England employment and wealth,
have been almost wholly destroyed; the
whale and other fishing interests are ruin
ed, and the commerce Of New England
ports is checked, and is now merely nom-
i1al. We have no doubt the statistics
will show that the New England States
have suffered more, in an industrial and
pecuniasy sense, than any other section Of
7 the country. out side the lines of active
warfare. That these States are loyal.
and that they insist on an undivided
Union, with 40 element left to disturb its
future or weaken its compactness, is no
evidence that the war is money making
and money getting business to them, but
rather a testimony to their steadfastness
of purpose and unfinching patriotism,
however great the sacrifice they may be
called to make.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-28

ieu -. J.
snn 81 =. #
6xisssna6 II i - e
y bee - - q aaV s ps.s M
kissasy hsn ksxsFy - -
af isn ppmex. d maa saas d aaas.suss
- snlEvtmssy u zkks sss -
II dessnR iaz wush. st nza. -. 60 80
cry il ID kus sEsfneaisasa, asua = -.
Il poser naaxsy kOss4, 4 ssssss
10 aeecaaa fsx the ssmAeisg 10 60
that party eliags - - kra1sa -
An fmparsans kasea sACH8 Is -
tie Amssisaa pnephs-~sssas -
really aaxieas b pssaAEre tks
Of our 0OTrrnmeaE--hy ahiin s;srsu.as.s
viE. he aseessity e wsakiag u
end Of slavery to free me eonafrv = z
influences. Ne mor3 pcaens -
eoala be aavanesd ID aap@mss ~ =
prpyoafEieu 70 smesd the 60
- 70 rsmoEs Al txass Of sAsTery, gan Z.
coarse whiSh the Blsmocraxse aursg
pzssaiag II, After havfnx psss.a.ss
sebeIiSom agaiast ahs GazsFszasas !
haviag ispolvea the ssssssry IN ww
I'D 30 ahs 8eaeTursien ~ kaa.ss4.ss =
Thousands % its easiseaz, Star kssiss
been ssdaesd by the Exvagsa 81 IN : ]
meFs wreck 81 iss faraeg nsH. salsgsry
sill abs % eazansHd he unassas....
sapparS Of 5 powerfaf psgsfsraf 49, z
eonld hare no stFDnger sviasase
vitality and dasgsrsaa iaansass. ~
an inssitatien, If We wousd hare -.
If we EOaA haEe bsyaEty. u W
have government, sAoal4 h -
gotten pia II No spesap
possible, snd teo mach eaxe saaEa e !
taken SO Deprive i ST az suaai
support
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-28

Nhsn the diplomatic appropriation bill
was before tho Senate on friday, Senates
Wade Ohio moved 10 aueud che elsuss
making appropriations ..for diplomatic and
consular Expenses IN Mckee, by insert
ing before the word 'sMsxico1 the words
''ths republic Of lie said he could
hsys nothing to do With the 90 called cua.
pirs there. The amaDduseas wns adops.
ID, and 70 Mas gets 10 ccznfofA irom
90.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-28

How ARE THE MIaMTT RaEa
Six yeaEz sgo, oRs e the hszafav m !
tka United Sister ssHaas. VA zaa
Green, of Ms@s@&is ERsry sAuasYn :
passiRg sseHtSia the psslzsxal Amsnwk
cur ee1ntry will rsm@znhev ke ass
triumph in : bad eauss, dsrizx ths 4 -
on the Lscsmpson qs2estigs. Hssm
oaly ran who, by eews@sa ssaesse 3
the upper bandoF Dsugaas 10 tbs -
wosab8s dissaassoa, ana hua Euv na =
s0nthsTBsrs wonld have xmas -
showing Just then. There nsemsa ) =
bTigha fuiars oPeBiBg fgv hs@, I'D y
no Hsany eAbsEz. xirmalMxfy assnaaax q
fsoHght as ssaa esula rise ID aAa ri
of pohssoa. ~sShsu& pssssag Fss3 ID
sine IN ths bar EoSma 81 49,
To day, ~ was wAik5ng d6sa Psss
vaaia aveHas, passed wrsssA.ed -
asn, stupidity dramk, hs Eses hus
aisSgured, - il ks kaa g&s -
fresn street 6gha, boah aiin ayaa kmakalI
and swollen. his ebothixg sn4sHsd q
mud aad aRt-shs eyne@wEa aFaa
and the laughing stock ct shsehtasasa
asked who it waE, and / was I'D
'Jim Green. Of Masaari.7 Am -
the mighty bare Gsllea,- Or. cEaasssa|
LpmmevcbaL
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-28

a STRAsaKk In . printing ofics
asked che yoaugass appEentiea whas his
rule Of pnnctmatsnn was. II SET an m lanp
a. can bold my hEsaah--tasn I pat In !
comma; when cape, insarsa sesaico-
loa; and wAen | want ehaw Of tobacco,
| make paragraph"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-28

HENRY 4. WIsR.-If EXC Wise
of Virginia, who approved John Browns
death sentenance, ceuld"nOw enter the
parlor OF his old family mansion on the
east branch Of the Elizabeth river, about
eight miles south of Norfolk, he would sec
there photograph, handsomely Ereathed
in laurel, of the man whose soul is march
ing on. Z Wise's farm has been con6sca-
ted By the Government, and several
schools for oOntrabands are located upon
it, the teachers occupying the house as a
residence, and making this important
decoration in the parIor. The officers
who conhseated the place found in the
house among numerous other papers, a
plan Of secession drawn up by Wise 10 Is
81, and approved By JEFF Davis and sew
eral other prominent men in the
South.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-28

~ Said crazy WOMAN n !
and stingy man, al otaeer n tk# d
&c regret 10 say. Do ypn 50
Kou eomh blow hA saaT skumeh
mag birds ggiH izsoa masszi
aaa the mosquito wvaadn / wink
sha eoadnnsd, y''shsy wgaa -
oPsn the doaE oF heavea - n
e'ous little esank, Il they Ice ID
guess"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-28

~ The Cinainnati Commercial men
lions the case Of man in that city who
was refused credit by his banker on the
grennd hat his income tax showed that
As was NOS doing business 70 Justify his
expenditures and meet hls obligations, or
shas he had swindisd The Government
md wosA etheEs If be bad > ehaaee.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1865-01-28

" SUPresISG a COW got on your rails
while train was passing, would not that
be very aW kWardP " inquired one of the
members Of the railway committee, during
the examination Of the grert Stephen.
son. ''Varra;" replied the engineer, in
his strong northern accent, /" far TIE
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