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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-09-21

Il " II q
Tho Bpston Daily gsiess ssas exxas.s q.
me Werkangmsn, does ao<rsalsss rs issx
lRsefenadly we axs bisssads II ssss
u may siso be sras thaA her cmfsitalasss
1avs aoeuaulaEee urnpsssv IA oouse.
qaeuee. Boz does u fefssw thxf ssss "a.
sion % hlsssedf Are ska aaaawafs . sasr
people happier Is their ena4aS i q rsors
eonf fortable2 Z IL mcaey esssa ~ ssAsb Ishe
sorkingmaa Does bin aasas sasl Auv
more beef or par mere roBt Il II 81. .shsr,
toe nsfson is not biased. ] ssaszsssg shs
number nf her manufaakorsse 81 Il.s go
mage q Der shipping. tlfssbsaslys whas-
sver gain she i able TO sAow has been
fakan frnm Der werkis7 psspas. M
hew 10 IL with the iadIs sgxaal p Does
any man consider it hleaa u. be Ia debt |?
And if b. Is In debt, whAt saoes he d.
fices be consider bis aabs ID snuals m3ds6
to hia wsalth, apd iadulgs tho more iu
The iuxsslas OF life, or does ha eaasiser
nImssH 20 maoh the poefss. aud ahvidge
ed unnecessary expenses. xhiie be iss-
ereases bis exsrtioas TO aiad ID his iuagusS
BY increasing his sgestiona IL esxns uors.
bat p notsnade richrr for ais esgHIngs
are swallowed up In bis dabs. Hs IL
poorer, not riehers beeanss be aares net
Indulge himself In anvthing bat whal
stern necessity demaud j; and a be Laws
by tha forfeited dollars of his earnings
which ne cannot use, he sigha for the dsy
when this incubus snail be removed
This is the operation of debt upon the
individual; can il operate Otherwise up-
on hundred, or hundred rniIliow indi-
Tidssis--upoa nation? CeTtainlv not,
IS far a. the producing classes are Goa
eeFned. -
Debt. whether nationol or individual.
10 siusrly, 81 owe yoa, aad work for yora
instead OF mvsslf.n in this eoasptry we
are owing about fogr th0asand million
national debt, 10 say nothing Of snorrn.
ous aggregate of stata, sEty sad town
debts. Where ars we 10 ret tl1s mopsv
to pay it? We musa earn fs--it suast
come out OF labor. The manufacturer,
to pay the heavy taxea 81 bis property
and on bis income, and saks bis profit,
whicb he sCiA NOT forego muss set i high
value upon bis wares. ana bs careful 10
keep down 10 the lowest pssgggble price the
wages be psys 10 wozkaaan. The trans-
porter and the dealer. whbleaaae and re-
tail, must have an enAansstl profit Id sa-
ditien 70 this, hecaasn I'd ames require
it; and the eonSamsr tae YORK kiugnaAn
kas 10 pay the whole. The United ssaseg
stamps upou the goo1s wzioh be buys fn-
dicate the amount whirh lie pays towards
the national debt. Th@y hare PASSED
through many banda before coming 10
him, bus be fs tia Srss whs has paid IL
out OF pocket. Tse Enanufassursr re-
munerated himselF aas cf the wholesale
dealer; the wholesale dealer o1t Of shs
retail bat the working mar, who is the
consamer, has nobodgfs peekss to thrust
his hand into bat his awn-
Butt 10 not sinpis tho naticnal sax
which be pays. Every artirie has an en-
hanaed rrice In addition 10 the tax, on
account of the eEsscs OF she tax on the
price of labor, the cost Of carriwga, the
amoanE Of rents, ard the cost of living.
This, too, has TO come cat Of the work
iBgman.
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Ig The Government has gone into tbs
negro business 10 its EXTREMIST limit. Ii
forcss idle negroes az the South 10 work
and tbese negroes don't yet understand
the differel &C between this sort of slavery
and the other except that the other sup
| ported them when old and sick, and the
new system does not.
The freedmen'a bureau il now finding
homes for Sputhern negroes at sha North.
| 0u Wednesday of this week q party oil
thirty negroes from the South passed
through New York for Rhode Island.
| Their ezpensss arfTe paid By the Gorsra-
| megat; and this Is the second supply sent
to Rhode Island by the Government.
IL is neg business, opened By a new
department of The Government.
Tbs old fashioned plan vas 70 confiue
'Ftbe Government" to it's legitimate do
| ties, designated BY the Constitution and
the laws. But the new order Of things
makes tba Government the master of pref
ty much everything. II is Furnishing
cooks, house servants aud laborers 10 in
dividuals, when q healthier and better
state of things would leave individuals
to Procure their own laboreTs. The Gov
eminent takea segroes from tha Soath,
where their labor 10 needed, and trans
ports them at. the rubiie expense to the
North, where these negroes are not need
ed.
The New York Es@niHg poss says
"whole families of men, women and
children" are transported by the govern.
mens. Another party of Hffy, sent on by
the government few days age; are al.
ready in Rhode Island and more are to
be sens.n
Il Is the iotention Of the government,
wiEh its new abareaa,n to drive OF the
lahorers of the North, by forcing In ahe
negroes Of the South What right has
any public servant 10 this government 70
use the public money 70 transport labor
srs from one part of the eountrv TO an
other, for private employment The peo-
pie bad better manage their swn atfairs---
we prosper most thon. And the govern
mans bad better con6ue itself to it's con.
stitutional duties when We shall hare
more liberty and better state OF society.
-- Hartford Times.
Just 80. Let the people elect Stone
and adopt negro srifrage and ws will have
negroes imported into Iowa at the peoples
expense, 10 supplant white labor and to
do the voting necessary to keep the Re-
publican party 10 poser. Bas vote down
Stnne and Negro Suffrage and the negro
worshipers will hnd that ws have no use
FER negroes here In lows. II white la
boTers want u be driven 0us Of employ-
ment and from the ballot boz let them
vete for Stpne and negro suffrage and
they Will havs their wants surplied In .
short time.
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Hon. MONTGOMERY BLAIR
His Speech al Gainesville. Md.
SECRET HISTORY OF THE
WAR.


FELLow-CrY1zKss: 1t cannot be said
that States or men loyal to the Union,
that remained ,steadfass 10 Il until van
quished by the superior force of vieto-
rions usarpation which Fesiused all the
civil and military authorities within the
States to suhservisncy, became rebels by
submission. Much less can Il be said oi
sueh States or individm#is. entitled by
their allegiance TO the Geaeral Govern
nent TO It's protection. bat whish we're
surrendered TO THAI usarpasipn without d
blow struck in their dPfeuse BY il, bpeame
traitors By ceasing 10 resist when sfEestual
resistance vas 40 loagar possihle.. Nov,
this vas exactly the case of the 1oyal peo-
pie Of The South, !. majority Of shom
were unquestionaAly loyal befora fkb fall
ef Fort Sumter, Aas wbo found thesasel-
ves at that momsns absplnteIy at the msr-
CT OF the eonspigaInrs against the Ma
tional Republic. This atass os things
was the result Of she connfvapce of she
Government of toe United states with
the traitors, whn, BIZ The aid Of ssorst
societies, had usgnnlzsd aa overwhelming
military force, AID sgsafrd' By political
intrigue the execasivfs legislative and in
dieial power ia the slate States,
Bot mark esneasailT the part which tha
Federal authority sxefsed In estabA sshing
this usurping powe in the South. Tbs
President OF EAa United States, Baehan
an, vas ther excessive. Every Cabinet
officer appointed hy him was oil their die
tation. They bad controlling nsaiority
Ia both branches of Congress. The sn-
presne Court was at their aevotion. The
head Of the army; the venerable Lieuten-
AMI. 8eneyal SuntA atn0d alone, of NIL
Bachanan's eonErsliing fanctionaries.
true to bis ooantry. Every other bead OF
|administratioa, with the pxeepsien Of fhis
time-wo pasrios, contributed ~ bearay
she Soath fnso she hanas of iis eneusiss.
The Senate aad House 0g Kepreasnsa-
sises In THAR debates we're converted into
hot beds sf saalsieH 10 hrs the Eenfksrn
heart. The Supsens Court Illuminated d
aesisioa, means HE the popai bali witch
ouee consigned the newly dfsssversd cen
tinens 10 the yeks af Speia, 10 reopsu
that part of is wiish had been fresd by
State constitution os serritoriai coanpassa
90 slavery aeaiA.
Tbs Presidsns daslazed that IL ths slave
States seeded, as Il waa psoclaimsd by
the Representative IN CsongEess ahey wrald
ITF baked In their designs. Aas there .was
10 power III tho gsnesas lssernsnent 10
eoerce them ID sahnss osihc ,euatItution
aad laws, md u dsfeak even The asEswps
at eoersion, tbs af1sY - stEA under Gass-
sraI TsikEs % tha latlIAh bdsboz M Tsx-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-09-21

AZ AsRcpoTR or SEgATnR SUKgER.--
The Old Colony Sentiasl relates what II
aiirms ta be truthful aneciots Of sena-
tor Sumner. Ii says be declared in cen
versatiou With lady that be eoald not
eondeseend to consider the rights or in
serests Of individuals, but bis mission
vas far higher ones and he had only
TO deal with mankind % q whole, his pnr-
poss being one OF leve fog she whole ha-
man race. aThen,n said the lady, ssyeu
assume posIsion above God and more
imrossans than that Of the Saviour, for
he dses nes lss sparrow sail to sde
ground without Ills notice and Jesus
was nos above that personal sympashy
fer shs individuals By whnaa be wss sur
rounded, for he evsu took little ehildrea
into his arms and blessed thesa.n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-09-21

We aasssr, the RspahIlsaa parsy.--
Ths Repuhhsaa party might hare pre-
ssassd che prsssns devastating sizil war.
u might have saved shs livss Of shoas-
anda Of the best msn Of the Nation, and
thousands OF millions of the peoples
moaay. Ros proof of What we SAP, read
sAs Following iron the speech II srKraxs
q. % soaIAs, delivered ia the United States
Senate, January Sd, 1851, upon the CON.
promise measures, then pehling before
shs Sonata:
81 helieve shis 10 be fair basis Of
anaisahle adjustment. If you OF the Re-
publican side are rot wiling TO accept
shis, nor shs proposition Of she Senator
from Kentucky, (sir. Cristanden, prog
ssA sas sehat soa are Oiiliag 10 dos
"IAnDgzss TEE INQUIRY 10 RRFUBLIcAxs
oNLY, foR Tag RgAsoN TaAT IN Tag Cox
mirvgK on TaigTggs, ! xaw DAYS Asos
svERv xExBER xRox THH SovTa, iNcLcp1ss
rnosR Fgox rHs GcrTox STArxs, (MRssss.
Toorss AND DAVIS xxpRxssKD rhxiR
READINESS TO AecsrT THx Propositions OF
NJ vkxkR4RLR rRfKse FKoA kzsTucSv,
INA. CRiTrEspEs, j AS q rtsAh sgTTLKxEsT
an rzx aoaTReYE8sg, ~ Fxw2kngp AID sus-
FAMED sY rHK REPuBiIcAN MKanERs.
THENCE THE SOLE RESPONSE
BTLdTY OF OUR DISAGREEMENT,
AND THE ONLY DIFFICULTY IN
THE WAY or AN AMiCABLE AD-
JUSTMENT, IS WITH THE REPUB-
LICAN PARTY.a
Hare 1t is proved that the Republican
party Is responsible, for the war that it
is responsible, for every dollar Of nation
al And state Indebtedness incurred on as-
count of the war-that 1t is responsible,
fer the high taxes shst have been imposed
upon tho people, on account of the war
that it 10 responsible, for the distress and
financial ruin, which nov exists in every
part of the countEy-that it is response
bic, for every life lost in the war,-that
il ia responsible for, and should receive
the curses of every wife made a widow,
and OF every child made an orphan, by the
war. In short that it will be responsible
for the dissolution Of the Union, should
the Union be dissolved.
Shall sach party be continued in
power, or viii the people change their
raiers2 Let the Ballot-boxes at the next
election proclaim the answer.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-09-21

IT, IS The fact can no longer be die
auised that many Of shs Republican Sem
stors dsairs var and disuaioa, under pre-
ssxt oil saving the Union. Thsy wish 10
get rid Of the Southern States, In order
70 have majority In the Senate 30 eoa-
ern the appointments, and many Of them
think they can hold . permanent Rsrub-
liean majority In tia aorEhern States, bus
nol in the wkoie Union for partisan rea-
sons they are anxions TO dissolve the I'm
len. IL Il eaa Do d0ne without holding
them responsible bafose the people. p
Sssphsa A. Douglas In ihs U. s. Ssaase,
Dec. 2s, 1880, @
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- ~ declare apoa my own rsspopst-
bifity % Ssnassr that TIE liberties Of
shis country srs In gvsaisg danger to-day
sfom sAs eosvspssoIs, sES frozs fhs pref
iieaev praetIesd sn Ihs uasious dspaTsy
#ssass Of tbs Gossvsasws, ahaH thsy are
from tAe eHswss is sks open fsld. ."--J.
p. Hale, Rspahaseaa Senator (rosa N.
H.
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sTICK THIS IN YouR HAT AND KEEP
THERE.

THERE.
The following confession was made by
the Han. Mr.. Dawes, Republican mem-
ber of Congress from Massachusetts,, on
the 2jth Of April, in which be exposed
the sorFuptness of Lincoln's administra-
sion
''THE GENTLEMEN MUST REMEM-
BER THAT IN THE FIRST YEAR OF
4 REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH CANE INTO POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS OF REFORM AND RE-
TRENCHAENT, THERE is INDUBlTA-
BILE EVIDENCE ABROAD IN TIE
LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM
DERED TIE PUBLIC TREASURY
WELL NIGH IN THAT SINGLE YEAR
AS MUCH AS THE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES OF THE Gov
ERNAIENT DURING THE ADMINS
TRATIoN WHICH THE PEOPLE
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
OF IT'S CORRUPTION"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-09-21

The Superintendent of Construction Of
the Grange and Alsxsntiria Railroad says
the road to LynchbarK is nov in full
working order for fright a. weli - for
passenger trains. an ! that the route from
Lynchburg via Eox3onsvilIn is the only
anc hy rail fgom The former place TO Rich
noad. Commnniestion by rad ID now
complsse 10 Stanton and 10 Lynchharg,
and beyond LvnchhHrg TO Bristol IN
sonsh hweseeYn VirginiA or East Tenasssse.
10 1 fsw weeks the road beysnd BFissol
wiil be finished, whea the railroad cem
manieatisa will bs seHapless 20 Nsw Or
leana.
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DxLiaI. Iowa. Aug. 31sk. IA

UKLHl. Iowa, aug, 3lsss 1868.
CkPT. Gxa. w. CLARK, CHAfxxaR Con.
sTTTRg - TouF letter of the 29th inst,
informing mis Of my nomination as can
didate foS Lieut. Gavernnr. By the Sold
isss' Conventien, beld at Des Moinea on
tbs 23d Inst, hes been received. an
pgeciate the kindness iasended me BY The
Convention, sud regret exceeaingly that
| cannot accept the nomination, coming
from those brave and patriotic men. With
whom have 90 intimately associated for
the past three years, feel deeply, IN
common with tbs soldiers of Iowa, the
insult that was pFactieed upon 10 by the
haste with which the Republican eonven-
ton was called. IL justice bad been
done we woald at least have been invited
to send Delegates ana opposed, too, to
the proposition TO strike the word
"white" ont OF the constitution, contain.
cd ia the Republicans Platform. But
do not believe that it is a cardinal priuof.
pal Of the Republican party, and be-
lieve we can better right those evils BY
remaining 10 the Republican party than
We can By lowing it, and joining bands
With those snen who opposed us In this
var, and done all ia their power to Grip
pie cur Government. The hearts Of the
greater part of the Republican party are
Fighs, and hereafter as il has been in the
past, our only hope for the future welfare
Of oar country 10 in the integrity and
patriotism Of the party who have stood
by the Government during the rebellion !:
and it Ia our duty, as soliiers, to remain
with that paFty-ses that il 10 not cor
rupted by schemipg politicians. believe
is 70 be Our duty, for the respect we have
for our State and fer our true eomrade,
to support Col. Benton for Governor
Bat no such necessity exists in reference
to the other candidates Oh the Republican
ticket.
] am, Captain. very truly,
Your obi sev's,
S. q. VAN ANDA.
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East af W or 10, u, u, an miles from PAcias
House.
ThiEty-nias lots Ia the Riddle Tract.
Blocks I, 4, aoa In AndFsw's Eah~aiviaisn.
3Sxte7 feet business lot West Of PsiMseTss Block,
The above incl uaes some OF the most assiraoie
property foF private rszlaenpss in ths City oi
osuueii Bisffs, ana will hs soia cheap sas ezsk
~ a. ". EAkiMER.
April -, iS&S-sa.
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KnepPsr d GessAaaaA, Loser Broadway, nasth
sides
", masksnais, Hasg's Block, Upper Hsssaway
noYth side.
poagAsrLy 4 BaEklay, LoweE Broadway, Rofth
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gonrzax9xyxsy 70 rmx Eokssxaa.- fls-
pabifsans snaka grsAt pess&nsiss of
shsaf frisndship for she ssldisss, but thsy
70 stlII farther IL shsss aamssnsion fsr ne
negro. Beside sha latter white soldiess
are n6MAssa.
Tho Han. hir. DeIasa, Of 0hio, ID i
late speesh sasss
ssThs hsroism III u>grp trnsps hss add
ed iasaMr kn caF history. and, a$Sthoas shs
nsoso@ -, snr srssiss @vsa6 aea havs
su1fesdsd - ~
aassT " sAs nigxss.
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W. r. Raymond, Bates House, Magnolia, Iowa.
". L. BiEgs, City Hetel. Aiddls Broadway, soath
'ids.s
Peter Hedges, Hendsrson House, Lewis, Iewa.
J. 5. Browa, Des hsiBss House, Des heinss
City, Iowa.
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Rost. PercsvsI, aiddls Broadway. soa'a side
over County TFessHreF's effee-
D. ". Price, ogsce over TrsasaEeE's ofaes, Md
die HFeadwEy. soath aide.
Casady Il Test, Attorneys and Land Agsats,
Lever asaaSwzs naFtn stsR
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER al, lsss,

CLING TO rHa CONSTITUTION. AZ Tns
Observation-Disclosures TOrHR LAST
PLAEx, waKG NIGHT AND rns TgMpEss
cLosE AROUND HIa al''-Lswss Gas.
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K~ uEnTHKa THE PRESIDENT
Nf1R Cs1NHRESs CAN EMANClPATE
SLAVES ANY MORE THAN THEY
GAN GRAFT BILLS O. DIVORCE -
. ge- -Cee.. Hsary nwfse@s
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D. ", HiteheOck, Forwarding ana Commission
Merchant and agent for TrAuspartation Linss,
oas door East of Paeiae House, couneil sisfrs,
Iowa.
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LOOK oN TRrs PIc1 uRE.


sg"I HAVE NO PURPOSE, DI-
RECTLT OR INDIRECTLY, TO IN
TERFERE WITH TIE INSTITUTION
OF SLAVERY IN THE STATES
WHERE 1T EXISTS. BELIEVE
HAVE No LAWFUL RIGHT TO Do
so, AND HAVE NO INCLINATION
TO Do SO.n-presideat LincoIn in
his Inaugural address.
THEN ON THIS.
sfI ORDER AND DECLARE THAT
ALL PERSONS HELD As SLAVES
IN TIE SAID DESIGNATED STATES
AND PARTS OF STATES ARE AND
HEREAFTER SHALL BE FREE
LiHeoln's Emancipation Proclamation.
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LEMEI LEMEtI LEMEgGg

Iime-aRaFTy and KilHs, Situated i've miles North
Ceuacil Riufs, wheTs he will ksep eonsi anaty On
hand the bsst qaaity OF LlaIsr which viii be sold
inqaaRtitIes 10 salt purchasers aad ns ths most
feaSonsbss terms. JOHN nAMAEg.
June !. lsSS-tf.
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"Lf thsss iafernsl fanatics and Aba
1isionisis susT get the poteer In thsaf
hands, they tciA override the Consfisa
tion, set The Snprsses Court at defiance,
change Gnd make says 10 suit Themselves
LAT yGoLgxr HANDS ON THOSE wHo DfF-
rER wrya rHgM ~ oRIsIos, ar dare ques-
ssoH tAssr Gdslsfs, and GmaIiy baakTupf
the oosHiry and dslsas u seifk blood. -
D&xIgL WEgsTgM.
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Txksn m ns D. SArxzoxs 81 ske uupaeis Rssas'
sysYsxa ss~ snrrea mare nus. sA~as u aszsas high
- rags aia, AIss sss gseg heTse MsIe, sAaEf
81 - S.nss hlgA anA ysass sld. ne uwaex ID
rssssstsd ss pssss sreRaxss. pay ssasSss Aza tsxs
kh1M aNsys
yniy g7, iseS -sw
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sKceErAar sgwkaD,s powER.-TheSeo

retaFy of State, while sndeavoring to vim
iicass shs vitality Of the Federal Govern
ncnt to Lord Lyons, illustrated his posi-
ton By saying:
My Lord, I can sotseh q bell on nay
rfghl aana aad order the arrest Of q ciIi-
xsn Of Ohio. lean touch the bell dgdia
aad order The imprisonment Of q citizen
in heU York, and no posoeT oH earth but
that Of The PresidsHt caa release them.
Can the Queen Of Englaad, in her do
naiatoass do as mGeh2
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Physicianss

A. D. RalCalm, u. o HasE's Bio<k, ~ stairs,
Cpp<r Rrsaaw&y, a0Fth aide.
Gee. W. wiiaaa, oeics at 9sesanan's Drug store
Lever Br0aaway. north aide.
". L. Pxtson, oaaee opposits FArmsr's Hotel
Lower BFoaaway, side.
3. Campbell ocalist, Lower Hzoadwsy, sesih
stde.I
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Csss. p. yseqasmin, Lower Broadway, south
sids.
n ?. cenanl. Lover Broaasay, north stae.
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Rocks and stationery.

!, 3. Rue g. Co., swe doors east Post oase'
Miadie Broadway, north side.
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Ne mtiaEa.
lew eIeER,

K.T. woodbury., Empire nloek, up stairs, Lower
south side.
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Ro0ta, shoea and Aeafher,
FmrnIaure.

=I n. Pailapa d Co, Lower Broadway, soath
eide.
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Harness and Saddles

J. .. Lewis, Aiddis Broadway, north aide.
J. b, siekIss Co, No. i4s Main Street, 81.
Louis No,
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Bsrusrd . Eiseuan. tsaecessors to Aay. well &
Co.,l Lever Ssesdwsy, noEih aide.
g. asSan, Lever Broadway, ReFsA slde.
KIlingrT Rre., Lever Breadssy, Rerth tias.
g. steru, Ne. Ph0aix BsOck, Upper Broadway,
north aide.
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Attorneys.

J.F. Hopper, P. o. building, essnsr OF Broad
way saa Bryant streets.
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auction q Commission.
Charles Alien, MLadls broadway, north aide.
Livery stables.
Hotels.

John Doaany, Bryant street north Of srOsdwsY
r. T.. De Kay, siddis Broadway, north side.
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Phssographist.
Painters

MISS gsnais Risnias, p. o. saiIdiaS, eOEasr oi
Broadway and sFy&pt streets, ~ ktAirs.
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aAIR yEwELRr, GOLD MOUNTED.
AN EVE OPENER.
.Just Arrived aG FOrnaam's.
500 BunChes Cettsa TaTR fer S.. IS.

4 LARGE LOT OF
Boots and @n oe9s
wAleh win be sold cheapes fhsa ever since the
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,

sECH AS
yIoLISs, BANIOs,
FLUT1NAs. GUITARS,
AND = FLUTES.
EUTLSRY, POCKET BOOKS AND CONBs,
With great uiany other articles too numerous to
mention.
will be prepared 60 make any kind OF IewslTY
new, either cut Of cid Ieweisy, or Qua of Gold
fTeEa the Miaes, HzwiHx bern practically eag aged
In manufacturing JeweiFy for several past ia
the Aines sf Oregon aud idaho, I am RozaAinted
wfth all kinds and styles made there.
I have also made arrangements for the maxi ag
of
HAIR JEWELRF, GOLD MOUNTED.
have tho braiding done In ornshs, SO IS to
avoid mistakes, aud warrant satisfaction.
Especial attention . id TO the repairing Of dne
WatcheS. EnErsvlng neatly done, and all HI nas aF
IeweiTy repaired. highest prices pait for old
Gold sna silver. EHAS. B. SACQUEMIN.
Nay IS, s365.~-Iy.
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E8~ceRaEsEeaDExcx fssm svssY asesloa Of the
aantFs = ssilsitadsas tbs Haalf.
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O. 4 visasr, Upper Broadway, nearly opposite
Pbuni4 BLOCK.
A. A. smith. Upper Broadway, south aide.
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GEN wan AKpA ngcIusEs.

Gen. YAK AxpA the NOMINEES OF th,
Soldiers CanssnEion for Lieut. GoYernol
declines ths nomiaasisa; bat annoanae,
his hostility to the negro suffrage pIanl
10 shs Republican platform and aays Il
the soldiers that he believes is 10 be lhei,
"duty far sha Fespess thsy have for sh,
State and for their tFaa eosnrads, to sun,
port Col, BrSros for Governov.
Here ia his letter;