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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-13
9aily empire
lFrom the Public Ledger.l
Constitutional History.

The following is the order in which the
original thirteen States adopted the Conslitu.
ton OF the United States According TO a
provision ia the Constitution it became bind
log upon the States ratifyng it when adopt-
ed by nine States New Hampshire was the
important ninth State: ~. Isl
1. Delaware, December z, 1887. r.u
2. Pennsylvania, December IL, 1881.
3. New Jersey, December lS, 1887,
a. Georgia, January 2, 1888. 1..
s. Connecticut, January 3, 1888.
g. Massachusetts, February 2, 1888 n
Z Maryland, April 8, 1888.
y. South Carolina, May %, 1888.
8 New Hampshire, June II, 1888
10. Virginia, juno 25 1888. H u3
IL. New York, July Z, 1888.
IL. North Carolina, November III, 1888.
l3. Rhode Island, May 29, 1890. r.
The Convention of Delaware met, adopted
the Constitution unanimously, and adjourned
in single day. .|.
The Convention Of Pennsylvania adopted
the Constitution by vote Of 46 yeas TO 23
pays. aa
The Convention OF New Jersey adopted
the Constitution unanimously.
The Convention of Massac husetts was com.
posed Of about 450 members, and when 1t
met was opposed to adopting the Constitution.
The majority for it's ratification was only
nineteen votes,
When the Convention Of New York met,
the opponents of the Constitution we're about
two-thirds of tho whole body. Alexander
Hamilton'0 logic and eloquence secured a
majority for IT,
North Carolina remained out Of the Union
more than eight months after the new gov
ernment went into operation. The Conven,
ton met and adopted "a resolution that q
bill of rights and certain amendments ought
to be laid before Congress aud the Conven'
ton that might be called for amending the
Constitution previous to it's ratification by the
State of North Carolina, and the Conyen-
ton was then dissolved. H..
Rhode Island remained out Of the Union
for upwards of thirteen months, The Gener-
al Assembly, instead Of calling q Convention
to consider the Constitution, referred that
! instrument TO direct vote of tho people Hi
their town meetings Only 232 voted for the
adoption OF the Constitution 2,70S voted
against it,
subsequently the Legislature called a Con
vention, the Governor giving the casting vote
for so doing, la the smaller branch If the
Legislature. The Convention adopted the
Constitution by majority of only two votes
the yeas being "a and the nays32. "a
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A Look at the inside.

The Union party of Ohio is in snAr,
Their candidate for Governor is in dilemma
The soldiers are calling on him for a short
yes or mo" to their inquiries as to whether
be is in favor of Negro Suffrage, The Re-
serve Abolitionists beg him to come out boldly
in favor of that issue, and trust TO their i'm.
mense majority TO carry him through. Poor
Cox is in as much trouble now as when he
voted in the Senate of Ohio against the law
preventing intermarriage OF whites with
blacks
Suddenly comes the exposition Of Dorsey
operations in the State Treasury. That fol-
lowing 80 soon after Alfred p. Stone defalca-
ton gives the "loyal" men intense trouble.
They indignste over it terribly. Dorsey had
his eye on the Senstorship, and expected to
come in as the compromise candidate but
Odlin's Internal machine has blown him out
of sight The Executive Committee of the
Union party, knowing that "Old Peter" had
Idetermined TO expose the Treasury mal-prac-
lice, have refrAined from giving Dorsey any
appointments to make speeches The State
| House Peacocks tail feathers are pulled out,
aud we will no longer have the pleasure Of
witnessing his air beating gymnastics us he
tells now he fought the Copperheads 10 the
rssl r. The State Treasurer, it seems, kept
in the rear to some purpose
Sherman and Schenck, too, are fighting.
The willy John seems TO be outgeneraling the
Brig adler who hacked down train loaded
with soldiers into Arsbel ambuseade. Sher-
man seems to have control OF the Executive
Committee at Columbus, and it sends him 70
the strong Republican, counties where be can
arrange meters for his own. benefit while
Sehenek is sent 10 Democratic localities,
where the representatives of his party have
no chance of an election. Sohenek, We are
told, roundly swears about this treatment
! Ashley now announces his determination to
be candidate for the Senate, which creates
illfeeling towards him on the part OF Shef-
man aud Scbenck Schenck swears that Sher-
man takes "extrA mileage" while Sherman
knows Schenck's performances al Baltimore
are not creditable.
And thus the great "UniOn" party moves
on. Great is the force of public punder. -
That alone holds it together.-Pldin Dealer.
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Internal Revenue I!
ANNUAL ASSESSMENT,

COLLECTORS OFFICE, U. s. INTER. REVENUE,
THnD DisrRIcr, onIo,
DAtroS, Ohio, August as Ises.
NOTICE IA hereby given, that the Annual Assess,
IN ment OF income Tax, on incomes Of 1854, and
enumerated articles, via; Carriages, PlsnO FoftAs,
Gold and Silver Plate. Gold Watchs, Ac, TOR ths
year ending May 1896 has been returned for collee.
ion, and the same will be due and payable nom the
first TO the 10th day OF fSeptember nextat the oees
Collector aud Deputy Collectors, as folloWsi
the undersigned, corner Of Third and Jefferson streets
Dayton, Ohio. "H M
Butler county Assessments al the Office Of p O
Conkhn, Deputy Collector Hamilton Ohio
Warren County Assessments at the once Of Jancl
Morris Deputy Collector, Lebanon, Ohio. 'I
Prehle county Assessments at tho once OF Je sal
Oampbeh Deputy Collector, Eaton, Ohio.
l.3I . ts JOHN l.. MARTIN,
sug2s 3AFtt a.J Col Third Diut, Of ohio,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-13

Too BAD We all recollect very well how
yocilerous the ladies were in 'hurrahing for
Brough"-an old grAy.hAired pussy fellow
A young editor, not far from here, remarked
in his last issue, that be was no little annoyed,
two years ago, by a lot Of young ladies, plac
ing themselves In front Of his window and
yelling for Brough-just to torment him
nothing more He now offers the same young
ladies--esch Of them-a handsome present,
II they will repeat their "hurrahs' for the
Republican candidate for Governor. He says,
IL Is really too bad, that the fair ones should
neglect the Abolition nominee, when he ID
such a nice young man, in shoulder straps.
He can't account for il unless the ladies are
unit against negro equality, and the uniAiI
aud ungenerous system OF tAxAton.--C Cra0
ford County Forum
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This invention consists Of Duplex Cor two) Elliptic
Pure Refined Steel Springs ingenionsly Braided
Tightly and Firmly together, Edge to Edge, making
tho Toughest, most Flexible, Elastic and Durable
spring ever used. They seldom Bend Brake,
Ike the Single Springs, and consequently preserve
their perfect and beautiful Shape more than twice a.
long as any Single Spring Skirt that Ever Has or
Can bo made.
The wonderful nexibty and great comfort and
pleasure TO any Lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Skirt will be experienced particularly in all crowded
Assemblies, Operas, Carriages, Railroad Oars, Church
Pews, Arm Chairs, for PromanRda and House Ureas
Rs the Skirt can be folded whom in use TO occupy
email place as easily and conveniently as silk or
MnHin Dress.
Lady having Enjoyed tho Pleasure, Comfort aud
Great Convenience OF wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Skirt for q single day will Never afterwards willingly
dispense with their use. For Children, Misses and
Yong Ladies they are superior 10 all others.
The Hoops are covered with plv double twisted
thread and will twice as long the ngle yarn
covering which IL used on all Single steel Hoop SKIRTS
steel, and twice or double covered to prevent the
covering from wearing of the rods when dragging
down stairs, stone stops, 81, &C., which they are
constantly subject TO when IN uae.
All are made of the new aud elegant Corded Tapes,
and tho best quality In eYe-y part, giving TO tho
wearer tho most graceful and perfect Shape possible,
and are unquastIonRbly the lghttst, most lesrable
Oonflrtahe and economical Skirt over made
Vests Bradley Cary. Propr,etOrs ftle Invention,
md Sole Manufacturers, 70 Chambers, and 10 a 81
Reade Streets, Now York.
For Sale IN all hrstclass Stores In this City, and
throughout tho United states and Gao ada Hnyai de
cuba, Mexico, South Americt, aud the West Indies.
ABInqulre for the Duplex Elliptic Tor dolble)
prog Skirt. aug 2S3md
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-13

VINHE undersigned iA q duly licensed Auctl onesT
il !oT oTMontgomery county, and will cry sales, As
onen as his services, may be In demand.
Persons who have not taken out license, will be at
tended TO, u they violate the law.
NJ B.-Resdehoo 2lf miles south. east Of MIAMIe.
BURG. Ordersleft with JOHN KIsER, IT,, or ADAM
CLAY, Miamisbarg on Main street, WILDE attended
70. .......-.. Col. oEoRGR KIsER
augIowlwoV
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FARMS !@ FARMS Il.
TWO Splendid FARMS
MADISON TOwNsHIp.

(Fhe Property Of David 7. Miller,) b. .
con comprising Two hundred and eighty one acres, for
sdes - one OF The hnest iaTms In Mon ON cry county
Ihs improvements consist OF q large brick house !
large nank barn and etahling for horses and eows ~
nee spring OF water almost a the door together with
an ereellont spnng house
There IA also on this farm a steam saw.miIt In
fine rum ny order, with plenty OF tImbsr 10 Eeon n
,onstnly at work. Connected with this s the beat
sppaIasns IN the county for making Molasses irum
The other farm lies adoining--onit there is largo
bank barn, large dressed stone dwelling house, and
good out buiidngs ..'| I'H $50 $50
The land ofboth farms is Of the best quality, ands
eIiated about eight miles west OF Dayt on . nd one
,nhe rom Wolfcfeek pike In old and thckly set,
led section Of the county II - - ''S1''' -
y sod soon The purchaser eau put In l crops These
given. F'''''''""
For hirthgr particulars call on .. ........
JAMES KELLY, r. ". Agent,
~uk' iN'@" a. .H orice over Dayton Bank
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Day ytOn, xenla and columbus Railroad
CHANGE or TIME.

THREE DAILY TRAINS EAST, VIA COLUMBUS.
Through Trdustr ron Dayton 10 all Eastern Cites.
0NuHEE DAILY TRAINS EAST, leavin Dayton
/ for the East "a follows; Mail, 7;35 A M. Co.
lurnhus AccomIuod Atiou ll.05 A, M. Night Express,
$40 p. NJ.
ARRIVING AT DAYTON. Might Express, 1850 P.
NJ Columbus Accommo odaton, $50 A. M. Dayton
Express 6:l4 NJ.
Trains run by Columbus time, which Is seven mi n
utes fastar than Dayton time, tgs.tL. B.. E...-..
Through tickets can be had for all Eastern CitiCs
by calling on Samuel W. King, Ticket Agent.
E.W. WOODWARD, Supt,
ma4 Cincinnati, Ohio.
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GENERAL COMMANDING.
NOTICEl NOTICE 1 NOTICE
Te the EnroIIed miIitis Of hontgomsry
County.

County.
TRHkGUATR's OTFIcE, I
Dayton, July "a, 1888. t
'INHE Books and receipts are now ready, at the
| Treasures Oftce, Court HouAe. Dayton All
those that ara not exempt from the performance OF
military duty required TO pay four dollars as
mutation TO Military Fund, by the 10Th Of September
1855 those that are not pad by the time 40 requir
ed wil be compelled 20 pay hve go 100 dollars with
cost OF collection. Come up aud pay the four dolars
and save penalty and cost.
JONATHAN ENNEY,
Treasurer OF Montgomery County Ohio.
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Large sizes, Rich Rosewood Cases, Elegant
" finished Heavy powerful tone, &c.

" nnisheu, HeaVy po"etiul tohei &C
Il large Round Corners complete hnish, back and
front.
eevsu octavss, Now Scale A. to Patent Iron RmO
s450
Grand Square u. octAvos do, A. to c. 500
Ornamental finish carved legs, all around Cor
ners.
even octavos, New A. scao Patent Iron Rim,)
8 500
Grand Square, III octNves do, Scale to o. $50
Carved legs, ornate finish, serpentine Mold.
inRs.
Gssnd Square 71l oetsyes, Patent Iron Rim,l 900
Rich carved legs, Beaded and serpentine
holdings.
rand Square, "a octayos, Patent Iron Rim,) s 6Ss
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sMALLPARLOR PIANOS.

FULL, ROUND. MELLOW TONR-RASY AND
ELASTIC TOUCH-ELEGART AND OR.
NAlfRNTAL IN APPEARANCE.
The 81 4 and third Ocayes are Ave feet eight inches
on z, and two feet MAE inches wide. Tho seven oc-
ayes six feet long, and three feet wide, outside.
All large round corners, finished back and 'front.'
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SIS a''' !'f.a. ..'a..a. $25
WATCHES ! WATcHEsl WATCHES!

A laIfe importing House cosfag business oherS
IA hne assortment ofcheap Gold, Silver and Com,
posiuoe % Cased Watches SILVER hubtng Lepioss, o
sa pn,s eo,h sIFer Very pretty nns pieces, 4pd
per case ot SIX, SO; Silver Hunting Lowers nIil en-.
giaNed; both by hand and engine turning The move.
mept " warranted, full iewelled and AoouTa g.
Price VS. per case ol sir, sl25
NJ orders reoelve prompt attention ..
H Address; 4. DANIELS A Co.
I.e -i |.. No. IL Bible House, New York
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

UNHE undersigned were on the seventh day OF Aug
ust 1868, appointed and qualified rs Executors 0
the Estate Of Chrstiana stockum, late Of Montgomery
county, Ohio, deceased.
GEORGE yoNDERHIDE,
J. q. MILLER,
WILLIAM FRIOKE,
@. A. FRlTZE.
auR Ia9tw
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A Good AssOrtnrent Of Stoves on Hand

shop 10 the OsceolR or WolAaton's Mil Building,
Filth street GIVE mo one call, and II do not prove
the sboye, will not ask another call.
iy3l dtf
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AOvERTIsINe nArEs.

in WEEKLY.
One square, eighty words, one wee 49, n oo
rer rer sqnarel each week In addition .,,,........ 90
fet aqnhre, one year,. 10 an
- Terms for Adsarisefnehta ,rJli wing a r,ent,n
space orcf alongef period than Rbo w snecihed nt
known ~ the Counting Room All advertisements are
cha ged az the above rates unless write
is made previous to insaftion An oaeuni adveriisa
nients must be paid for in advance
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o YES! o YESl

aug 10 3tw
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-05-17

Slavery camel. come back. /. Is the
interest, therefore, cf every ;asn to hasten
its eui DO you wgnt more var? Are
you not yet weary OF contest 2 vail you
gather up the uaexploded fragmeeta Of
this prodigiors magazine Of al. mischief,
ard heap Jhem up tor continued ezPlo-
.sions? Does not the South need peace Z
And, since free labor is inevitable, vii!
YOU haYe ii IN It's worst forms, Or is best Z
Shall II be ignorant, imperi:Eens, iudo-
cent or, sha. 1t be educated, sell res
psctingi moral, and selfsuppor!ing ?
van you haze men as dru0gses or FiA
TaC have Shrni as citizens; Since they
have viGdicat-3 the Goyarnmeut, aad 5s-
menus3 It's t5',ud2.ionstoaes with the!f
a.oga, may :hcy nos 0iEar tho tribute Of
thei7 spyport 70 lnainiain It's laws and is
p5i.t- J. ig ontr-ss'f'sr religion itss
better tor politics. Integrity Il is bettef
for Industry It IS better r5o'.cg-if yoa
vili have thst grogud-n5tige-that you
SHOULD educate ;he black man, snd, BY
eGpcatien, make him citizen They
8ho refuse edueati9n % the blsei nae
weQld turn tie South into VAST poo1
house, and labor iuto q pendulum, ioces
sanity vibrating Aetseel 4joFsrty and Ia
doleuce.
FROM silis pu!Pir Of broken stone sc
SPEAK for our earnest greeting % alt cur
and
We oiEer ,ha Prezideag ef these Uniiea-
States our so.ema eongrstu,ation that
God has Sustained his life and health ua>
der he unparollaa brr3eus and svfeiing
81 fgur bloody yesrs. and permitted hin
70 behold his auspioi5Gs e6nsummatiol
Of tia, national anity !or shioh he his
waited vith 80 mUch patience ard fort'-
tpde, and for which lie has lsbocel Witb
suclr dis:ntn-csted wisdom,
re tas mc9hezs of the Government
associated with him Il The adm.ais;ratia..
of peri.oUs affairs N cri.jcat ,.rues % tAs
Senators. aud I,aPfesatNss of the Unitos
States, wGo have eageyly fasiilonsf- -
Instruments BY which ths popular viii
l.iigl. express aad eaf0rcs Itself, We ten
d., our grateful taacS5.
70 tha officers aud men of ths arms
and n4gy, aho have 90 faithfully, ssiir
i5IIy, aaI s,9riousiy upheld their eapuy
,ry . su.aori.y, IS suffering, labor aDa
sublime courage, ne 1Ger hsart.tr.bU5s
cgy5u1 ta- 9s.4Fas5 ot words.
Upon those true aaI faithful citizens
men and wofasl. who have bosae up vi:!.f
unl.uoaiag hors in the darkest hour. an
covered ,As iaad with sseir !laocol -c~s
sd e2arAy Ea invoke tbs digi1-5s oiess-
:us Of him zbo.n they have 80 tra.y ial
its'4G
Eul chiefly TO thee, Cod # ear Es,s
o-s! Ya -eatsc -a-lsa5.9,a 2af rgl.7s
-, tbs, Hor5,c22s p.9vi-oaca tha. hss
bcoa.,l lt+i'erch from saoh ? h-ryes. o5 s.Sr
The SEED @. Sc E..h liberty and gsaes
We invoke psace upoa the Norta -,
Peace Be .oiae #es. Peace se upon
the S7p.h
Ia he nsn.9 Of Go3 7a lift pp $ee
},..s.1le2, : aa.la,s's Il - ps4aa, -. - 4
au4 liberty, nov aac toE eyer mare -
a,lea
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WASHINGTON H0UB {
I'd 7ae Ghsstnut z.rsei abovs 7th, Philsdslphla

20 71e GheStaui S'rsei sboFe 7th, Philsdslphia
THIS old and popular Hote! is located in
5 TIE immediate centre OF business, and to
psraon visiting the CITY on matters Of made CT
p.easUie, /; Is one OF The nost desirable Ho-
tells in Phiiadeipiis.. I; 10 convenient TO ail
tie Rail Rosd pepots, snJ easily accessible
by city cars frem al parts of the City It's
rooms are siry ana spaeious, and the Larder
vii be anexcepttionsble in every respect -
Tue Manager assures TIE public that no eforL
veil be spared on his part 70 make the WASH
INGf1N HOUSE, in all resPects, pleasant
and agrac2ple to his guests and he will hs
pIelsed to see MA oil triends and former pat
rons Of the '.Slxtes Uaion.. 7hilsGeipbis, and
70 welcome many cen ones. MF. l. 3. Neg
lay, the former o!ice clerk at th States Union.
viii Se qiad 20 See ais ol6 irisnG5 az the
VASEIAGTUN HOTSE.
CHARLES y. aLL|0ED,
.itg1c<7er.
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}t.tors ot Seats!sl

DgAE sra With ycIr permission I Wish
to cay 70 the rea ie,s Of yoGr paper that ] Ysiu
sead, by reJurn mail q slI VINO Fish It Gree
. recipe with fell directions Tor making and
Using : simple Vegetable Balm tha. VII Of
f-ctualy remoTe, u ten days. pimpisa.
h.o;chss, Tan. Frsekies. and all IaPurues Of
The Skin, leaviag the sar-e seft cle2T, s2oota
and Gcauliiu.
viii also alsll free 80 thcss tavirE Bald
iiesis or Bare Faces. simple directions AID
iuforrsliou ths: wiz enable them 70 siart 5
s2uI. croHtn Of Lu2uy!Lnt Hair, NAisk.rs or .
Nous,achs, - less t--2 thirty dsyg
III avpljoa-i5lJ ansTsvs3 - eturu mai
rilhJ1t charge
Respectfully You're,
TiIOs. 7. CiiAPNhS, Chemist,
83l BroaG1sr. Nav York
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Deafaess, 8llndness and Cstarrh,

7 tlsEAyGp Win the Utmost success, 5y Dy.
4 J, ISAAGt, Ooalist and Aurtist, former
}y,Cf Leyden, H2lsaj, J No. SIS PIEE Street
lfiiadeiphia. TestiDouiais froza the most
,ceila5le ssDsses il the City apt Country can
.nc seen Il his Oalce.- qae medical faculty are
invited 70 accompany iheir patients, ~ he
las no secre ; IL. ais practice. A&tlF4JtAI'
l4EES, inserted witaout pain. No chargs
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ygmEgEg EsS!t
e,g.F3 E1vEs sqAEsn vNgg .

PAMPHLET directing how to speedily
: restore 8igat'und g.ye - spsc;sc,ss, vita
ngt ai3 Of docter,o- mesicin2. Sent - mai.
free, on receipt q u cents. Address,
: 3, F0CTB, n. D.,
Feb. 2-Gm. iiSJ Broadway, NeT York.
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Southern soldiers have learned that all

SOrtner1 SeiGl6T5 nave !elrneA tIat al!
attitudes breed courage on this continent
/ Courage is passport 10 respect. The
people of all the regions Of this nation
are likely hereafter 10 cherish a generous
admiration Of each others proves. The
war has bred respect and respect viii
breed affection. sad affection peace and
unity
I, No other event Of the war can FIJI
an Intelligent Southern man, Of candid
nature, with mere surprise. than Che rev
elgtion Of the capacity. morai and mill
taTy, Of the plsck rsce, 1t IS revelation
indeed. No people were ever less under
stood By those most familiar With them
They are SAID 70 be lazy, lyiag, impudent
and eoSsrdiy EFetehes, driven bg the
! whip alone 70 the tasks ueelfai to tifsir
oso suepo:t and tR4 fuaeti9us Of 4iyillza-
tioa. They were said 70 be dangerous,
bloO6thxsly, liable to insuereedoa ba.
four years Of tgmultaous distress aud
var have relied across the area Inhabited
by them, and / have yet 10 near OF one
aathentic instance Of the misconduct OF a
eclored man. They have heen patient,
AID seutle, sBd doci.e, and full OF faith
ana hope aud pity; and wheu Summoned
to freedom, lhey nave emerged With al
tle sign au3 t5Sens- tle. treA en- vii. be
TO them what il was to us--4e s8addHre
baba that shall BRING them % manhood.
And after tie -GQycseTneut, ilonofihg
them as mea, summoned theui 70 the 6e.d
when opce they were .aisipiine1, en4 hai
learned the arts Of war, Cheg haFe'proved
themselves 20 be not second to then white
brethren il arms. Arc wAenthe roll Of
mea that have shed lheir blood IS called
in the e;har lana, many aad alapy-a d1s
ky iaca viii rise. da.k 10 more when the
ii sAt Of eternal glory ahoil sGiae up0a j;
i15tn the throne oi Geo
g. Iae Industry Of the S5r:h1n States
! is. s5nerstet, ana aca lesls upon g basis
taas never fsls ID bring p-os5 5aptT jest
now industry is collapsed; w Il ls qst
dead It Is vit2. Yet. It VIII spriag llAe
nlo@n grass from the roots lat neet eat
showers. apt neat, aEa t.iaes TO bring
them ior:h Though in u4ny districts
u5t 3 generation w.. rec Ta2-oH wastes
ct s5.tlnScke5 var repaired, a1d ms4y
portions E.sy lapse again to wilderness
yet. IL CuT nss ime ws shall see states.
IS : wao,e, raised 70 prosperity, vital.
ubo.-5oiae. aud ipm1gs5-o-
e Ike GestrUeuca o. e.ssa sl.c-ez:'.
E7ol kiog VITA 8 religion 0a.gh Seols. ,'%-.
arG true ceGioersey, u pfoeJgton al 1t ls
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E&eddlsag's Rassia sAIyc

FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
Has fully established TIE superi Gritty Q:
REDptRG' RUSSIA aRLVE
Over all other healing --epa-ations
ItcJjres al kinds oYSCRzS. CUTS, EC&LCS.
EURNS, BCILS. ULCERS. SALT REEUE
rRYSiPELAS. SITES, PIES, CORNS. SORE
LIPS, SORE EYES, 90 Sc, REMOVING
The PAIN AT ONCE, AND REBUCI:.G Ti;P
H0ST ANGRY LOOKING SEELLIljGS 4 IL
PLANTATION AS II By MAGIC
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-09-14
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The g Western Iowa~ Agricultural Sect
ety. oder THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS ia
Premiusas TO be distributed among exhi-
bitors at TIE arst annual Pair which will
be heid IN Gouncil Bluffs, On thu 10Th,
Goth and 2lst days Of this month.
Any peTsen desiring to obtain said
money or any portion thereof, can make
the attempt hy buying 8 membership tick.
ct and bringing something to exhibit at
she Fair. II ia not q very dia6euls thiog
to try for this money, and We EXPECT TO
see from one to two thaasand contestants
oFit. Bring anything-bring g saHpls
Of almost everything TO the FAIR. Yau
doa't know but you may be the lucky
person, who viii carry of a portion OF
this prize nonsy. People often attend
Fairs and zee things on exhibition which
take pretnia4as that are far inferior to
tia sane kind of an article which they
have at home, and sag, " Oh, II had M
thiags here | could take the premium
We say to saeh bring your articles along
and gss preasium.