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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-14
LOST.

A SILVER NATToEAL sOLDTEB's SEIZE Id |
n and TrsfosI pIx. eseraye1-Co.E sth O. " ].
and on the attached shield, - CeFP Rhi.andr
DsrT - on the fesers4 s-ds: Token OF Hcnor
from the CftIzs ns ~ sandusky City, o. !" with
the inscription Of sarfOcs battles TbsEnader Of
fkis keepsaks will be IihgTaliy rewarded BY leAv-
fng 10 at the ofscD Of Igiehsrt Bros. augif-lw
ABOUT TWO WEEKS AGO l LOST ny
n Knaysaek and Clothing. The blouse con-
tained the dlsebArgs pspsr Of Miles p. Conttsrs
Co ID, 68th lad. Vol. Inf sntrY, Thm Andsr will
be literally rewarded II Il b len sc fhs Washfpg
ton House, in this city. - augf0s1w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-14

~Gentlemen viii fnd everything
they want in the way Of Boots and Shoes
at the Boston Shoe Store. tss
tssq r ~ is. RIcKEs, & Co..
.4z afs r-si 1 No. 8, Second straot.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-14
Admission TO the Entire C0mbinA.
tlaH, 50 cents I; Children under
sire f2ayezFs OfsAge. Is cents.

DOORS OPEN AT II AID u O'CLOCK P. \.
ng- Do BOT eonfoahd fhis Merster conbina
tien With othsr isozpssiss. Shsthsr COED, bad o.
tnaihspef. q q. - -. .z,egaaR Gas
msnt World IL Coming. aug1G-st
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-14
CUTTIN(4 TTMBERyI

n HAVE BEEN,IRF0RMEp THAT CERTAIN
il tres asssrs hnve been cattine timber on nay
Gs.tIl snds In sections 81 and "a, KniFht towpskfP
Venderonrgh county Indiana. I will awe FIF-
asa TREN DOLLARS REV RD 70 any one who
Will give 40 my agsat. AIvAh Johnson. such IN
formation as VIII lead 20 tAe conviction Of such
Iissin MOO bnnw.M srocKwkLL.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS


We are author zsd 20 anbounos that Judge
JOHN PTToaER viii eontinus to serve an
badge Of tins Common Please Court in the dstriet
composed Of tie ccrntisa o. Possy, vandSrbarEh.
J warsiok. and dlhsoa. II slsctsd ~ tbs snsulBg
October elsction3 u 70 2gTaTa
g Nm. EDIzoR Please announce 10 Jour readers
that VIM. LONDON Of POssy County, IL can
didats for Judge Of the Common Pleas Conrt, IN
the strict composed Of the counties Of Posey,
Z igAnderBtrgh, warrick aud Gibson. 7MHsN
waAresafhofiTsd 20 announce that CHARLES
u. MAR.H win BE- esndIdHts, at tbs ext oeto-
Der eleetiop, for ths once OF Prosecuting Attor-
nsy for she Fifteenth Judieal oircult, composed
'ii OF the counties Of Crawford, Perry spenrers
w Warrieb' Yandsrbursh and Poseyt s@. .ss iva
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-14

"a A rare opportunity is offered by
the advertiser. this morning, Of securing
q nice little homes neatly furnished, in
q good neighborhoods and centrally To-
Gated; convenient TO the markethouss
and places Of business. Possession given
when wanted. Apply At Goldman, Berg
4 Co.'s. ag est sssrs aug14 1t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-14

3 HoRsEs FoR SALE.-One first rate fam
lily Horse, kind and gentle, well trained
to single or double harness.
Also, two good Saddle Horses which
went through aShermsn's celebrated
'''march to the sea- and came out in
sound condition. Apply to o.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-14

Corner of Water and Sycamore streets.
augI2:2t ear ss1si- 5ssiara '-1s-
CO. E8eH ea s-se- -.. ran~-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-14
TAKEN 10,

nNE BAY MARI AB0UTFIFTRRN HANDS
" high, star In the forehead, OF hind foot
white, with saddle marks on her, The oxne can
haze her BY Gaining at the stAtie u Bissei Ray
mond a1a. sg@ea u Jyaaslt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-14
FOR SALE

DITT BURG COAL AND COKE, On Quantities
Il 70 suit purrhaseFs. s--I > -. ss..E T79
~ RHITz A HAEETs
-s1 Corner Of Canal and Ingis Stsssas.
81 Angnst 14-tI esg aa1 ia faaa ta msaA isaf
aLg z u z Z 80 Z N = 4 :. 1
A NICE LITTLE FRAME COTTAGE, VITA
II three ms, sunmer kitehfn ace cssiaF--
ready furnishsd. Lot 70 by 100 feet. II i'm
pr1vsd W th good stable, efatern and sinks. sitn-
atsd on CBsIEy sirssts lstHr- Second ans Third
PosH ssfon given on-as Desired Apply 81
G,LDMARs BET IO,'s. T
anl4 q, scorar Firit and sscawers strsstg.
HOUSE FOR sALE--IRtA BusfEEss PART
II Of the ca y, ana Lot 70 leaas for term Of
Ave years. Apply 20 u Nelson, pr ,,s.s,,.L.,;:-
I'VE gEc0ED HAND HAY RBRss, AND
~ 1900 feet Lumber s-.l
ys.tf GAFF, COCHRAN A co.
Residence for Sale.
A SPLENDID SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, or
n Eva acEes, within the city ilmits-etwo story
brick house, wItlG stable, Ae., and hnfta OF all
descriptions Wfil b sOldlo ~ ,.x,
u myzS'tt' 1lnass 80 aa. At.1Vnn90N'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-14
MACKEREL9al

SAY U1HE sdditioral arr al per steamer Indians
oar atCck Mako "a hand eompriss the
following stock below, which we are abis 20
eier % PURCHASERS At reduced pslese on sSeouas
q, 80 so sEbls No 2, 1854 Macksrsl ~ ~ fs
40 ,alf bbls. NJ 2. 1864 Ma kerel. = ! 81
80 Q iarte bills No 2. 1855 MAckereL B.
g. $50 hfts 1864 Ms karat. n =
ssr 30 HbH No 3, 1864 large Mackeiei. ~.
AS 70 Half bbls. No. 1854 large MAckersl. ~
-. 150 Kits j, 1864 Ma kirk .s
90 bali bbI- No I, 1854 MacksreL 70
--- 500 xea No. Hsnriug. Jes
"a 5000 Lib. large Csd NJ inh.r. - -, !. -.
sss1& - 50 HALF bhfs. Whts Fish y V 4 W
r r. z c ,st 'sl0 AgT r Ia IA 2; y aE Elm =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-14
WANTED.
Painters Wanted

TWO GooD, HOUSE PAINTERS cAE FIND
ateady enployment by applving %
= 30 WI O w. BELL, =
aul4 1w t g No. " Main strsst.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-14
FOR RENT.

TIYE WILL RENT. FOR OWE on NoRE
w years, all the buiidings on L1eust strest,
between water str and the Alley. bat recently
oc -upisd By the Osmm sssry and Q rfsrm @stsr .
Deparims a y niso, will rent the Blacksmith
Fhop on Main street. near the Canal, on reason
able tsrBs.
iy19-df 81 rrvr MORGAN BEAD q 90.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-03
TAXING Tuaxas

The ~eryf aigalAedk'1 hdaesst21 saaz
able(fl editor oI she NoSrlaEn, beisx
unable to mako ! paaly rep o sss arr
cles 81 a deSeat asfeuse Of ne priaeipla6
|of the party Of which be L. The s~sallion
and scavengeF, thinks 10 draw publia ~
.tensIee from himself and tbose be rspse-
sents BY making side issues With, and
parsaaaI attacks npon us, be is vsel-
como 10 this course of warfare, for while
be is doing shis he u Kept from doing OBJ
or ard wofse mischief. lie thinks that
we viii take things whieh may or may
moi be true; but We woald remark shai
We hare never bean caught ~srKALrxc pa
lpers from sha District Clerks Office, OF
taking more from the couaty or city for
oar work than We contracted for. When
the editor accounts for the naiasing "a.
per from the clerks oaee or for bis falss
charges and taking Of money from th'
county, 1t will be time enough for bin Il
make remarks about others taxing thiugp
The Grand Jury win be 10 session ncx
week ani ii may be possible that BgRKl
or some one else viii be called upon Il
sbow how q paper came to be extracts
from the District Clerks Office and how
false entry happened to BIO made In th
slerk's books. Don't be alarmed, BrRKE
ycu shall Rave justice dons you. Per
haps that is what you are afraid of.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-03

DEMOCRACY ~ Tus MARKET.-A parts
for sale; q largo, venerable and highly re-,
spectacle party, somewhat damaged BY
bard usage and unskiilful doctoring, but
good for two, Or three heats more, If vel
stabbed and groomej; who bidsg This /.
the true import of most Of the leading
articles We nov read in the democratic
newspapers. Where shall we 60, aat
what SHALL we do, and what shall We be,
are the questions the Democratic Aeader.
are asking Observation-Disclosures Re-
publican.
There Is too much truth in the above
60 be treated as . joke, ard il ought Il
bring the crimson to the cheek of shost
pretended democrats and Democratic pa.
,pers to which il applice. I'VE would tax,
occasion bowEEar to say tina! sone Of u
ARE sol roR Sale.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-03
PRESIDENT JOHNSON.

AT tEe Eus OF ka8 DEMONSTRATION VIC LIZ
pressed the opinion, that Constitutional
liberty and political freedom bad gained
nothing by the act which deprived a ma
ton of the regularly ehctRI Executive;
YET Notwithstanding our conviction upon
this point We did hope that ia exchanging
Mr. Lincoln for Dir. johnson, something
woaid be gained for Constitutional rights
aud liberty, for be bad been in the Dem
oeFatic party, and was supposed to know
something Of its principles, arnorg which
we're = strict construction Of the Cansti-
tusioB snd . dus ebscrranes Of the rights
Of citizens. Congress authorized the
President to suspend the writ of hsbeas
corpus daring the rebellion, and as a
matter Of course when the rebels laid
down their agma and submitted to the
authority Of the United States the rebell.
ion was at an end, and the authority Of
the President to suspend the witt Of mr.
beas corpus ceased. More than thiss the
President Ia bis letter written 10 reply to
40 Invitation to be present on the Alb Of
July at the Gettysburg celebration de-
clareJ the country to be 10 q state Of
peace. Yet Notwithstanding these two
faeta, the President on the 9Th dmy of IN.
ly following suspcnds the writ Of Hqbe1a
corpus in the case Ct Mrs. Surratt. In
this act be assumed authority not grant d
by The act Of Congress and IN direct yio-
lation of the Constitution an authority
which the greatest tyrant upon khe throne,
would not, ut the present day assume,
al Jet it's said be claims to be a Demo-
cras, and there are some Democrats IN the
land who are disposed to acknowledge bis
claim 10 the name. We think it is about
time for The President to surrender the
questionable, at all times, power of sas.
pending the writ Of habsos corpus and
that be should publicly acknowledge that
TIE rebellion Is at an end. 1t would aecm
thai by a refusal to announce By rraela-
nation that the rebellion has ceased. that
the Prerident will continue bis power to
suspend the writ during his OWE sover.
eign pleasure. iic may in fact by this
refusal bare a prstext for every "milltary
necessity which a despotia Seeretarv Of
War may invent. If tbs president il n
Democrat, va think it IL time that be
should show bis Democracy b. bio acts.
We are willing 10 give the President
fall credit for every good thing be can
find 1t possible to dove are willing 20
applaud him whenever be shalI ihrough
mistake or design, do a good thing, or
adopt . Democratic principle; Tlas this
one oct Of suspsnding the writ Of habeas
eorpsfs in The ease Of a poor woman, sso'd
exclude him from the right 10 claim Tie
name Of Democrat forever. We wonder
II those protested Democrats, who hava
been hanging aFeand BIN and RECON-
mending him 70 the surg ort Of the TEE
mocraev, are rrady 10 praise bis course
In relation to sIvs. surratt, who denr1zd-
cd Justice and her Constitutional rights.
and when they were 6enied Der prayed
without effect for three short days to pre-
pare for death and another world.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-03


Chairman of The National Gomsaitiee sn
perss ~ Prasidsna, and adopt bin - the
'ssapdara bearer a. the Democsaey 81 the
Udfted Ssases3 IE it il a apty as q
penossas - do =, We senfess we sga'sl
zee is.n Lei US bear no more Of the
pFssidenss' Democracy, while he eontiE-
ass in existence tbs .'bureau of military
iassieeD-while he continues Il. II. Sian
ton, the greatest and meanest despot 10
she eoantry in bis cabihek-whils he ane
sioas military iassFfeEenee in elections Of
the late Esbel S~tases-whila be dictates to
them . plan Of recoustyaction-whiie be
doss askasspsas for tho wrongs be has
ecmmistsd-she oalhs be has broken and
strive TO amend The course be has adopted
in violating tho Conseitution-whils he
does nos open the doors Of the prisnns
ond set At liberty those Illegally confined
shsTaia by order oil his dsspotio Secretary
Of War. While all these thiags remain
and all the crimes committed by lhe Pres.
idsnt are uuEepented by him, let as bear
90 more about his Democracy, OF "his
natural AMI only reliable position'' being
swith bis old political brethren"-ths
Democracy. We don't believe in this
sstardy'' way Of getting back 10 the De-
naocsaeys II he really il a Democrat, lei
Ehim commence 20 do right and cease do.
ing wrong, Then we shall have confidence
in his Democracy, aud viii be prepared
10 sustain Lin and his administration.
Judge MasoH's addressiwiil be publish
ed next wcek, when oar readers will hayt
an opportunity Of Judging Of It's meris
for themselves.
We wppld remark, however, that thi
endorsing Of measures which arc spar
tially'' redeemed f'from our jast daesta
linn" on account Of some liltlc geo,
found in them, and this endorsing Of men
who are "paGsiall,n shielded f'from on
lust detessatioa,' - on account Of some on
good act which they have done, has bee
the cause, Ia great measure, of the dc
feat Of the Democracy and tho trump
Of the abolitionists. Hereafter, We hop
the Democracy viii endorse, dig, meas
ures whieh are tohoity redeemed sffrem'
their .fsjust detsstati0a," and eriors
men, only, who are uhofg shielded fror
their Just detestation. instead Of euiors
ing and adopting men and measures, 70
the purpose Of a temporary triumph
which arc partially liable to their just de-
festatioR. When Democrats 10 tbis, the
they may expect to succeed. and whe
they do succeed they will be able to &c
eomplish some good for the eountry; bu
they nevsr will do any good while the
adopt men and measures, wbich are ID
"partially' exempt from their 'juss d
fesa!ion."
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-03

- Governor PaFsons, the Provisional
Executive Of Alabama, published bis
proclamation ii Mobile on The twcnsy. Sec
ond instant. lie contrasts The condition
Of the State with viaht Il was before The
var, says that one bundsed and twenty.
tao thousand men became soldiers, oil
whom sevsnty thsusaad are disabl d Of
dead. The State. be says, Possesses nos
eYery right, except slavery, that n enjoy
ed prior to the war under the Federal
Constitation. With the eseersion Of pre-
bate ia iges and sheriff., the municipal
and county officers whn wsra at theia F'ufy
on the fweaty-seco1d Of Mar are retain
I'll. The probate judges and 'herias will
taxa lhe amnesty oath and retain their
positions, till others are appointed. The
coavcntian IL 10 he held on the tenth 81
September, and tie daleaatss will be elee.
he'd On the tAirsy-a rss Of August.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-03
norsArIsEEsn wIrn MIM

We notice accounts ia Eastern papers
Of tremendous meetings being held in the
Ncw Eagland States by the neyes-satis-
fed Yankees, nj whish President John
son Is severely denounced for not pursu.
ing a more radical policy. We think The
Yankees ought to be satisfied. His en-
dorseucnt Of the mob called a "Military
Commission and bis approval Of the
murder Of the alleged conspiratoss to The
assassination of Presidents Lincoln, VIC
think ought to satisfy them and they
ought to say TO him, sFWeIl done thou
good and faithful servant thou hast
served thy frionds-tbe aholisianists-
much better than our beloved and lament
cd President, Lincoln, could or would
have done" s'Enter into Tho jny Of thy
mastcrs-tho wooden nutmeg selling,
aboddy swiBiiina, christianity ~specula-
ting Yankees Of New England.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-03

esr There IL an open easu1lsI he14<EE
lhs military an sisIE eassrisid of De-
asois. The odspaana nsaa tho erraeka
surned a,s whllug Ding 10 sbs iriaisy.
out Of I'm hoass and plaesd Q gard over
ii. Whiting eaused the oshseT Of the
guard 10 be arrested end lodged In Jail
Lssi alghsa solitary sqaaa vent to the
Jail and rescued the psiseasE. Pollee
Justice Lane issued : wassans 5sr tho aEr
rsss OF Goi6nsI B~fyislph cam aaBaans ot
the barracks, vino refused 20 ply my NJ
aeation 10 il. Thrs matters saaads Abe
afair caases sesas sxeitemeas. ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-03
eYThe constisus.ou of Tennesse,

gfbe Constitutions og Tennessee a.
dopsed an9er the ADMINISTRATION of Pres.
iaaas Johnsoa, ~panlsbes fsvagsaaey In
free persons Of seler wish iaspFisonHasns.
after sonvIcffoa before a justice Of the
peace; and on failnre TO par the jail fees,
the eulpsis mag be hired eat 10 the high
eat bidder after doe Sosiss.'s President
johnson knews whas the negro In Yes,
AMI shas provides for seIsiak bin back ID
slavery. Tbs negro n Ia b. ssllsresl sas
% The hishtst. hidasr, = noa soIa-s ssals.
sisssiss miahoss as1sssuasH
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-03

We believe that sfQuaDtrei,n q notori.
Gus and bold cavaky man Of Missouri
according to reports has been killed siz
times, died Of disease four ~rinsss, BIZ cut.
ting bis own throat once. We now learr
from the Missouri Democrat Of The 25tI
ast.. That be IL dead again. uefe 10 what
sha Dtaaserat says about hh last death :
"The notorious sQaantrel,s calling him.
solf William CLARK, captafn 4fh Missouri
csvalry, died IN the Ailitary Prison Hos.
pEtal. Louisville, KY, q few days since,
al four O'Clock.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-03

g5r Fred. Cliason, 4 jeweler of VAST
ington, was arrested On Wednesday at
the camp OF the Seventh Veteran Reserve
Corps, having ID hia posses ion forged Or
aers fram Secretary Stanton and from
Adiatant General Townsend, and bad on
nj the time OF Bis arrest > hrigadisr gfne-
RAILS uniform. H. was arrested by or0cI
of Col. IngrahaEa, aaa lie eon6ned In tbs
Old Capitol.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-03

TBx IIas. y. q. MaLGoav-Tbe lion.
St pbnn n. MaiFory, formerly Secretary
81 the Gonfesiefsta Navy, reseIvea On
y@ ssrday > visit from his wife and inas
ubslsrsa Il Rare Lafayette, whers ha il
% ineareeraaea. Fer the srss tisse ssnee
biz iap~risoaEnens tho War DepMFssnsns
has ssasssa bin shs privilege gf = 10.
ATsiew VITA bis fanssay.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-03

~ Tbs people are picking AZ The
s yer. lhGrties ~ . rapid rata--s@netiasos
three or four millions y dHs. Tbey like
the broth the Government Cooke offers
Boston Poag.
Three or goar miilionsa day withdraw
from saxation leases heavier burden On
what IL left IL asrikea u.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-03

az General Roddy Is at Cairo, Hi
nois, and expresses friendly feeling to-
wards the Government. lie has applied
to the President fer pardon.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-03

gT An altered 6ftgfsam GSe on the
National Bank, Iowa City, has appeared.
The counterfeit is frequently offered, and
should be remembered.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-03
LETTER From Ex-rR EgIDENT BU
JsIANAN.

Among other letters from distinguishes
Democrats throughout the country, the
following from ex President Buchanan
was read at the great Democratic celsbra-
ton at Harrisburg ID the = Jurth:
WuEkrLAxp, HEAR LANCASTER,
JHIg 2, 1865.
GExTLKxKx.-~T have reeeiEed your kind
invitation to unite with .sthe Democracy
OF Harrisburg and vicinity in eelebrft-
ing the approaching anniversary OF our
National IufcpouIcnes and regret TO SAY
| shall not be able to enjoy this privilege.
Ga this hailowsd Anniversary let as
rejoice hat, through the Intervention o.
Divine Pfoyidenee, peace has once m7rs
returned 10 bless our land. Our joy,
however, will be tingad with Il cloud OF
sorrow for the pss of our kind- hearted
add distinguished Presiden1 By q aiaboii-
cal crime, and this, too, at The very mo-
meat when, by wise eleiuency, be was
about to eonsinee the world that peace
bad its triamphs ~ sell rs snr.
IL am gratiaed 10 observe that exery>
where throughout tao State the old Dem.
ocgatic party is renewing the energies pf
former years. Il can neYgr die ahiie she
Constitution aud Union saait live. II
will be a bright and glorious day for sae
people Of the eounuy-aad tb.is teiR sure
~ come, though at my advanced age
may not live to see it-vhen the veil
tried and time.henored principles Of De
maeracy, as expoanded By Jefferson hnd
Jackson, shall regain the aeceadancy in
The administration Of toe Federal Coy
ernment.
Yours, very repeatedly,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
D. D. BoAs, snd others, COMMITTEES.
CT There are 10 New York aud Brook
Ivn 500 shne-blacks.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-03
STATE CONVENTION

8 i'm pessfna sapnssa 10 2sfalHs ths sera "whii p
fswsn - Article An the State CSnAtiswtfen on taN
RlxAk - AwHraxe. &Ha IN favaE oE snsfsiesns FREE
kae1t Sknse In bis plan et Reconstruction es be
Atxko65 &reatfT In rssest4has - has been RFeFawtks~
1 In - II YxssAaeaI. arz fRRiasa ta meet in Eh@fs
rwsue&1Fa xaumAsea anA aefeef 4zssxAasst IL assssa .
atksA caAveaslaa 10 he hasasa IN Dies Malnes, on
xhwrnA&y, she STA Oar 81 Auxses, 1888 at 10 oieaeck
a. &c saaa Dag, t~x she pmxncss az nenssastIrz
cxnA}as4es Ter tAe saacea % nawersAev. Iiers aav-
vynsss suDsesnf Issxs. ard sueerfnsemasut al fHA-
he tasszaessaa, 70 be supported b. Tie people as Tia
cagmina sse&ohev election.
III EAuREL srM u r a0DR,
q pArYEas0A. va uAUN,
III. o. McHEGEYs
STATE cankrsl coHamitsss,
under tala eaf Pottawailamis eouaty IL entitled
J IL FguR delegates.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-03
JAZZ 60

SuasCAIFTTGS AGENr,
aty Is. 1865. PHILADELPHIA.
ETSsabscriplions win he receiT@ity the
NaiieuaI stats Hank OF Dies Aellss.
First National Bank Of oasa5a.
oaIser = Pasays Private Bankers, csufelBi4Ts
Jaty zTh, '63.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-03
The only Loan in Warkea
Sow ~ The Government, and its supefB
advantages makes il the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN or TIE PEOPLE

Less Kan s Is3 00o, 600 Of The Liam aatasTiEea ~
Congress are nyw on the WaFket Tails aHaaanss H.
the rate at whish Il Is being absorbed, sill all b.
SUITS r3sed for within tairty days, whrH the n1t4a
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