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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-05-25

ARE You SICK, AsD Do YOU WISH TO GET
FELL.-~If you are sick and wish 20 get
veil We advise you 10 cali DIR. w. l.. Par
roS to your bedside.
DR.. PArToS is an old practitioner and
fully undeysIands all the diseases incident
to the West. See bis card in another
column.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-05-25

Less taau $3.50 Ga, Ooo Of .ae Loan authorized
by tss last Congress IRE nuw on the market
This saagss, 1t Ae rate at which tIt Is besag abb
saGbe1, viii al hsSsubszias4 far within four
months when Ihs aasea ell ansis teaix eomzn ami
prslniagas ashas ga4torfsF hsen The case on
closing the Subscriptions to other Loans.
Ia order that citizens oi every torn zaI lection
VI che country Esy NJ aEarfed facilities for taking
ths loan, the National spks. tAie Banks, aud Pri-
vats lanksrs throughout tie sosnttg bare general
y agfeed 70 raaekva suisse ipttsnG n par. subsIi
bers win select taeiE own agents, in whom they
Aavs confidence, AMI fz.o en- aEs to beEezpeRSibEs
Tor tie delivery II taehatgz for which hey re<eivs
orders. JAZZ COOKE.
Subscription Agent, PaiIasalsaLa.
Subscriptions viii be Eees4sed sy thss EatioRal
Banks at Das gsfnss CTS. aaa the National Balk
~ GraAaa. gsRra8ka. f
GArch IS. 1865. So -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-05-25
,.,Ls aARww SArHA9 =. popox'
Baldwin & Dodge,
BANKERS,
Collectors T. Tax Paying ASts,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IONA.
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IONA.

Dealers Ia GaIa, silver, Exchange. UueHrEsnt
Asass ari Gavegumsat Vouchers,
Carezal attention given 10 collection ~ Drafts
Nsles nad Accounts, and proceeds Of same REomal-
IL gsnaastal
T4xsa pata sog nes-Eesidsnt land owners in The
asfEsrsas eaaa&ies OF Iowa aad Nebraska libsEaI
terms.
-psnsfsa procured, Government Bounty and back
pay riaima esliested for relatives Of deceased sold
IsrS.
REFKREscEs-~Park Rank New yoEks sltte
Saving assoc! Asian ST. LoaIgi DEexsI Co, Pail
sisishia; Mass ach usett Bat ~ Boston, ". Cool
sRnau, Sept. TO- IS5s-tf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-05-25

CO The Good Ten plars will have n
pic bic in the woods ngxl Saturday. We
understand that sc Local is to be invited.
--AonpaTsa.
No doubtof it; ar''l let us just whisper
in your ear, dear Adonis, that we have
heard il biufed that the invitation runDetb
something afseE this Tuanne1s
o, ysIScass'' f.ye Local y,
BIta gssS te4d
EeH's pea GENE u tie Picnic
Were EuIAg "a sUgead-
Tbere'l be abe sSc.s' IN SEaite,
Add Elay-aap Evass - bluas
o. Et3sE EgfEe, B8Hy Burke,
Won't yJG cLLuF, Ieu2
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-05-25

The nridaI ehamAer,s M Essay CT warning
and distraction fgr Young AsH-s nhlishcd ~ TIE
Toward Association, and sent free AZ charge ia
staied enve3oses. ASdFes, Dr.. J. sEItLis
HoTGHZoS, Howard Association, PAtIsdelphla,
Pa. fFea. Is iss5-Iy
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-05-25

FILGISG EP.-s8Fs notice that Mirror
Roasssis Eliiog mp bs Tin, Sheet iron,
and Store store With large Assortment
of goods in bis line, aud We saw many
useful and BoTel articles there, that we
had not seen before this far West.
See his advertiser ant ia another col
una and give him cali.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-05-25

5s- +.
pieEpx ooRa-OH Mehaay The
10th ln&. match came on bssweea JoHs
lirSr1sGTox and w. bicsiAHos, for the
champion Rig' Of she Oauasil Blaas
Shooting Club, whkh gsarisaa N lex.
ffNGros's winning the 4Iasg.n
The match sums up az follows
MoSDAY, Mag ltssh. lsass much for. the
sCbampicp Risn n BE Council Bluffs
Shooting Ciah. II at ground traps.
q yds. rise, 100 yds bound, | IL ~
sh'9t, powder saaiimilei - ID b!gls
each.
iirSrIxaTos, feAail ofolaaITtoas oft--s
ASAApsA s%aap) oeosssss %. sso--s
frh pnapst 10 rs,aark ffhe Avefy tsish
wind prsFa'isd during tha sboosins. which
wiil accQaRs fsg Ehs seeming bad shooting.
We tank tb3t4 ue partsss cous4 do better
Under more favorable grcnln sfances.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-05-25

Tseae bosds are wSEla premium shlch
increases the actual pratt Ga the ] &C loan, and
its e=sapst0H froa STATE and maaleipai h Easssa,
aads from one, 10 fares pr eent sore, ae-
ssFdiHa q the Fsss Essis4 90 ether pssssfsy. =
Tae, interest Ia paysbls IN ea1FsuJ ssrni-aaaH-
ally By eoupsas alaachea 70 each aote. which uaay
bseat on aad sold 50 any bank or banker.
Sho in&eress au1sus N %
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-05-25

Baogs, 4sb xfAzsaARAr "a assxa al
the Pust ofiee Book Store, has just re.
eeiFed tbs largest Tor Of Books and STA
ssoherv eser bought shis fas west, alt
of wbieh be offers TO she public II sae
lgwak assh yasss4.g y - tsz4e
Read BIS adsestIsesnsnt Ia another col-
ann and giFe him cal. e ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-05-25
IsgATLsa BEgAwTmEyT.g
JEssEa4RE DEPAnTaz d MT.

~ a u Hi IN IN
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Sa9 G 20 sxA xs@1sG asFsfsa z18ss ss4 isssys Il -
S8o GeaIs' EHiiISEuIA IA Euesaa Ranxn n "a
Go Gents GYd AID EnsElellle FsL
EaAlan - a
80 Pair Cats Gold vsEl EEasaa "a
100 Pair geHIst Gold Sleeve Bufg1nS -
800 RsaF Gessts7 Geld . knzrn sfesvx q n
o0oa &Gts1 ss Hsks ls1id ssAsaaa =
SOS sz&as&1 : tsxc SsSs @saa sssvses Ufewx = =
500 GentE' stsne Set and signet Enasa
COCO LADIES' sssaa asesa GhaIns - -
4ooa GaI4 SaxAssMsnd hraEFasss -
gVlQ abb JET hfscesEfa e
4EAsSsE4 aAd II ssa eissS azzaesfssx e
80 AEhAssaasH E8sink a
200 rslf Lsdiesr Gold sleexe RuftsEs
tsAe Pair Ladsfs' Cold gassa slegye nul- "a
eose ssa5s stre ssid Rskoatf, 80 -
800 w II. 9pas 49, k4aexaia agsp<Ass q IL
80 tf14a lssaeo ahd Peal Esr Drpn -. q
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hSoo Geld T1snaLiss -
le9 CaEal Opalas Emerald Eag-Dfprsa 70
1872 Asst4 naeay fase6ets II I. Ia
is s y iHafGre Loe& ets--zaAglc EgsiES : 20
1850 Passn Geld RlnEs "a
sazA.N y assales' JswsiFy, Eesa snsa see - "a
l9sa@ vssts Iadtsa, Ieseisss eamea,
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-05-25
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~ aegApEis5 VI tbs aeSsssAFy u the Tfassasy.
me aaasrslxaedhaa sssniasd hi Geasf aIsaa4rssp7
sIan Agaaes for sss safe 81 uaited states treasury
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-05-25
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MAGNIFICENT SALE.
Gold saas@ silver Watches.
r IEESyNx3MRx x4@s. Il
ON TIRE o Ne nOLEAR PLAN.
WITHOUT REGARa no CosT.


wL % sAAbasG Ear ak AZ saeaa an ssf list and thB
sSza the purchaser need not pay ak iii h. kuSws
GhNl be ista seLB Th&s plan seroFda with NJ o
h4asAad eefisy secesae SO suptsIaF faF dispofIEs
3& large steckE Of Ie@airT and sln} ar a. ID Fau
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-05-25
seVell-Ihirfy Loan.

Taess assss ars issued anasr date os yuas issh,
1855 aad are parable lAree years aEon shat siras
inestrsnrys er are ii ssgstsoa Of be
ho.der tato
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-05-25
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Il IS 9assa sssA' aaFsss kxsafsssa sa
49, = %ses# IL kgg Oh sFrEN ~ ID III a
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-05-25

eFsthina ne~. however eassi'sas. Z sssssd 1
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-22

coin vas pru'enusiiy brave MAJ, Just becs csc
be vssa mercifgl msa. Tie coward, the era
ven, was toe oro1chiDg assassin. who on last Fri
day night discharged 10 cold blood the concealed
uerpOn Which csrriej TOE fatal bullet with TOO
sure al siu, into tbe seat Of thought. thst was
even then isbOEing, as We have reason TO know
10 consUmDasinE plans Of mercy and cleneBcJ
Tor rebels already yauquished ard pTostrs;e ~ bis
feet 1 have thus Indicated. not elaborated, 10
the tiief time allotted % me, some Of TIE promi-
nent ard excellent tFaits OF Nr. Lincoln's char
acter The inci-ents Of bis life. zoe tail snsly-
SIS OF be character. the acts snd achevenents q
as public career tie man az husba nd, father,
citizen. have been or will ye. De fully discussed
and set forth ! shall bave done al that this &C
cssiOu requires when | commend him 10 you as .
patriot loving and working for tbe hoa0r, irteg-
riIy and s.sbiiiy OF The whole nation; 90 : man
great in BIZ node>ty, hrmneSs. industry purltS,
gentleness ani kindness
While We bow before the inscrutabo wisdom
OF the Omniscent Col Who IL bis permissise
providence has suffered this foul murder 70 take
plaoe-ihis indie be signs to be affixed 10 OUT
national escutcheon-Ee would still men
mourn that fallen ian has so fallen; as lover;
OF our country's honor, lament that her chosen
head has been so cut down; and az l0vers of oul
country's peace, regret that me blow has fallen
a. a time whsn, the government hsy
| ing passed the poin, Of greatest peril
when the clouds we're dispensing, aud th'
| light Was breaking ell along the eastern horizon
the chief who hsd breasted the storm, and
bsiied the gales and vas nearing the port, shout
not be left to bring bis large experience, h.
s'roDg sense and kind heart TO the work Of furl
| ing the calls, and mooril z the ship. and die
charging the crew. aud TO hear the glad shout o
Ais we'll going Up a. the shout OF one mai
! from the pine forests OF Maine TO The everglade
of Florids--from he stormy shores Of the Allan
tic 10 the golden sands oil the Peaceful ocean
! That he who had TO hear the booming Of hostil
cannon sending its death messenger anon
brethren, had not been spared 10 hear its dee
bass mingling with gladsOme bells OF JOY, and sc
| the mountains and the valleys erewhiie red Wiz
the lurid fame Of var, all sgl " With the leapia
fires of peace, because h-r white-rob,d sugt
vas again. and we would hope for ever, hover
ing over a united, reccnciled and hsrmoniou
/, family of States.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-22

We have heard offully one husdred persons
from whose houses the mourning emblems were
stOseD last night a. 4 the nigh, previous. The
persons sho have been guilty Of these robberiss
would he lightly punished II they sere banged
y. A. Ledger.
-SPoTTIn FEvrR We leara that this horri
bic dsease Is raging Eith considerable rulence
IN the northern part OF our county. and the parts
OF Crawford lying conis uoHs -Cors don Demo
crst
sly The Terre ute Express Of Friday:
All the men belonging TO the veteran reserve
corps, Sho h.ve bsen on guard duty at this point
were ordered 20 Indianspolis YESTERDAY. there be
Ing no further duty at this place.
Albert Kiifher e jasper. Dusois county.
has published libel in The JASPER Courier. &C
k"oH ledgng that he tradu~ei Toe character o;
Miss Kate LUZ. formerly Of Louisville, bv say
ing that she vas 10 better than she should be-
The Indiana cotton mills At Cannelton have
undergone very thorough repair. recently. pre-
psr-tory TO the commencement OF operations
The mills are Dos in full blast and Canneltor
again lives.
The New Albany Ledger says some OF the
farmers IN that vicinity have commenced corn.
planting
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-22
The News OF the Prc-idcnts Murder
I'm Richmond.
Colonel ForneY wriIes

Colonel Fornev writes.
On Saturday afternoon. standing At the cor
ner OF the SpottssOod House. ia Richmond. Wa
confidently informed that President Lincoln and
Mr. Seward bad been assussnated on the FridaN
evening previous Although il vas long after
midnight, and far into the sleepless morning
before the frightful calamity began to assume al
oBQuestionable shape. IL wss not until We hao
taken the extra train At a , for City Point,
via Petersburg, that yielded TO the Overwhelm
ing sorrow that it would be confirmed. The
blue coated guard AZ one Of the stations, 20 whom
| handed newspaper. told US OF IL, sud With
vet eyes' add With the muttored remark, there
will be trouble hereabouls Reaching City
Point. when we took The boat Cor Fortress Mon.
roe and Washington. gathered few mesgsr
details. and finally, on our mouraiui hOEscrard
way met the down going steamer with sn enor
nous plscsrd its wheel house. announcing
that President Lincoln had been assassinsted
"ln what saw OF the people o. Richmond.
little but grief and dependency. There vas
no defiance; and the Astounding manifestations OF
poverty. restitution. and exhaustion, we're well
calculated TO inspire pity. Late on Saturday
night met lsajing ana influential citizen, and
asked him what he would think Of the news OF the
assassination OF President Lincoln by one OF tie
friends of the rebellion. he replied with a ter
ri6ed look. Can you believe that any human be-
ing would take from us our best friend?' for
bear naming this gentleman. but in q long con
versation with him in the NOR ling. he 20
free in the communication OF bis views. ana
spoke With much authority from bis high po
siton. that do not doubt his sincerity. He
ues,ly approved the revocation Of the order con
sensing To the reassembng of the rebel legisla-
ture. We forced into this wsr. in the
south. by men who demanded the right Of the
states 10 secede. and the protection aud perpetu
alton of human slavery Nov both these &c
mands are decided against us-boIh srs dead for
ever-snd ready for any terms Mr. Lin
coin may propose Such Wss his language. spo-
Ken not alone in nv presence. but before others ]"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-22
SHrrBrvnLr, IsD. April 2Oth. is6l

NHLIbI VIII M lhpItt ~VttiI IyVs's
Hen. Judge Logan. Reu. S. Morrison 0nd
others.
GExrLExKx: The manuscript containing the
eulogy which was prepared and pronounced at
the request Of The CITY authorities, is herewith
placed OF your disposal.
The feu hours that interviewed between he
time notified OF toe duty enjoined upon me
aud ths, appointed for the meeting OF the Cit
1ens. must be the apology FOR lie deficiencies.
Yours. with high regard.
J JOyys SMITH
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-22

Approaching the city from he southwest, by
the Richmond and Lynchburg turnpike, the little
cavslcsde. composed o. the fallen rebel chief ano
some half dozen OF his staff with about the same
numoes>Df cavalry. attracted little attention until
il had nearly reached the centre Of the CITY.
vac half-psst two IN the ate avon; many peo.lr
were on the streets. and the iace Of Lee : too
familiar here for him TO escape recognition Very
soon q motley oro.d we're following hio.. ciIze rs
aud rebel soldiers. Union soldiers and officers
The windows and doors of houses flew open, aad
women waved their be ndkcrchiefs in Q SAD sort
Of way.
Lee p,ssed on With something Of the silent. ~
Observsnt thogghGfulDess of his c0nenerer
Grant. in bis m amer. At times. glancing right
or left. he recognized an acquaintance and bow ed
slightly. His hair as whiio as snow. Dis care
worn face. his Jaded air, tie circumstances eur
rounding the man. stirred the peoples hearts.
aud sc can forgive them for iS. Strong men
vep: and women soobed ~ith a consuming grief
The crowd increased a. every step. and bv the
line he had reached hrs residence. on Frank 10
street, between Seventh and + Chth. Il had
grown into a multitude A. &c dismouotei from
his tired horse, the crowd spontaneously gave
him three cheers As be mounted his steps.
they callsi unanimously foF a speech
Lee stood for moment on ths BALCONY. BID
ding bis staff good bse In reply 10 the cro-d
he raissd he bal. bo-ing slightly, and The neIt
instant the ruined soldier bad passed within his
door and lost 70 sight. The stsif rode IF. the
srosd DISPERSED and. few moments later. not
even : curious lOi,erer vss left on Franklin
street. Eserybody seemed ~ once 81 consider
'he proprietv OF he occasion. and leit The -
soled general TO the solitude Of biz O~n home
All the afternoon and evening Lees residence
has teen kept scrupulously q sed-not blind
ope0 no: sign of lie about it Occasionally
some old personal freed would csl but almost
invariably be would be turned swsv Without
saining sdmitssnce. IL IS dee 20 Lee 10 say ths
ae eniered the city With the least possible dis
play. that Re took the shortest route bis house
aud That ne has taken all possible care to avoid
sny kind o. public cemonstration.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-22
tss ne Daily s,sss s-stinsl.l
Funeral ceremonies az >heibyviiic I'm
hoaor ofthe late P,esIdest-Eaiogy
OF Rev J. y. smyth.

sHILsrviLLE. ISD. april 20. 1865.
DEAR Sn: You wlll greatly CRAFTY he uudet
signed. together uifb other ireucs. by furnishing
a copT OF the enlogy delivered D. yosrre.f On
Yesterday upon toe occasion Of the iunera. cere-
monies Of the la'e lanenfed president Of the
Uoiied States, Abraham Lincoln. for publica-
ton.
Fery respectfully.
r. ID Logan. samuel Morrison. Ellen h. Dl-
vie. c. Wright. T.. Ansden. Henry Doble
Alfred Major. Ben r. Davis, Josa c Green
John Hendricks. AoBzo BLAIR Thos i Hen
bricks. samuel Donelson. , + Love. Jane.
Harrison, ;. L. Ysupel,, " c. z. Nsuev, :
Mcconnell. Stephen Major. n. 81 Ray.
To Rev J Smyth
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-22

-S'ys The RichmeDd True Republican:
We learn that Bishop Mciivaine preached an
excellent sermon AZ the Epis opal church or FIJI
dsy Lea, There vere ~ combinations.
The liquor dsslers 10 ceu'reville have been
pu, through OF the fast line We notice that
,evsu have beer fssdiu sums varying from SIS
TO $50, .ud se~eral IN eefscls CT p.yuen, we're
c. n ntssa 20 isil. sans
SAYS The Morgan Gasstte: The wheat crop
IN this county Is in doe condition Just DOW srd
gives promise Of Q fns yield.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-22
$500 |!

WE HAVE FOR sALR NuMBER Og SMALL
w H0uses on good lots. newly tuhi, ikrt
d 20 Of AZ 81 500 eAchone-thirt esh and the bal
ance ia con -enit IT pay meats
ALSO,
Twelve fac residences In The northern par; tie c'y
Offering very nable All classes of busers
can be accom- odsied AZ our Office.
DELZELL 4 joys,
apr2l d Real Net Rgokers
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-22
MASONIC NOTICE.

F1NHE Members % Maren Odge No IS hereby
y notified. and all Nssons IN regular standing re-
ouesed, the Grand Lodge dali thi Saturday,
evening O'clock arrange for the funeral OF Bro.
Francis hing 20 t1ke pi~ce stTP on tuesday next
. sta inst. JOHN ". BgAhwELL, W NJ.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-22

Says The ferre Haute journal: Al the a.
uches Of the proves, marshAls otkce ia- this city
except one or two. have been discharged, the bus
meas of that department Of the govern neai De-
ing about dose
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-22

-RKLIGieus - The revival in tho baptist
church OF this CITY 10 continued with unabsted
interest Up to last Monday night. when !, was
brough, 10 close. Ts-aty candidates uere
buried in the likeness Of Christs dcAgh. br ri,
pastor last : sabbath -ColuDbas Democrat
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-22
STATE frEv
-S,ys The Richmend True Republi

The Decatur County Fair siil commence Oh
Tuesday the IS dsy of September
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-22
PARTN Err SHIP.
no TICE.

nRs. THpyP sor AID WOODBURY. SAVE THIS
~ day entered into Partnership fvE the practice q
I'D cine and ,uFery.
Jlor-So 20 Sorth Tllinoi. Street. DR. Ihonp
residsBce.
aprl- DIV
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-22
Room for 5000 Wells.

Bsfore inves; ng al ps'iies 81 ~ call the oace of
til. '7pzn). 80 l53 BkDADwaY, New Yoik FL N
inc fr th~ns.ivss, snd >ks III or HsNAGsRr
WHICH iuAsA >TrEs A CONPLhTE DzvgiOPgsNI
OF 1HE PROP
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-22

sprio-ctili2s,h
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-30
QUERIsT.

aeAp The Rt Rev. w. B. STEVENS, D. D.,
visited Christ Church, in this place, last Sunday,
preaching twice and administering the rite OF con-
firmation to seventeen persons in the evening. The
Episcopal Church has been too small to accommo-
date the congregation for several years, but owing
to the high prices materials and labor the vestry
have postponed building. There are at the present
between twenty and thirty applicants unable to get
pews.
The Bishop advises the vestry to build as soon as
possible, and believe it is the intention to begin
the erection of church edifce early in the
spring. The lot secured is on the opposite side of
the ravine from the old church. The material for
the structure will be stone the order of architect
ure pure Norman, Gothic, with stained glass
windows, circular detached chancel and bell-tower
from so to 100 feet in height-seating five or six
hundred persons, and costing about 500, 900. The
new church will be at once a monument to the lib
eraity of the people and an ornament to our town.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-30

The TRIUMPH OF FREEDOM OVER SLAVERY. y
We call attention to the advertisement in our
columns, of d. W. Hughes and others, travelling
agents in this county, for the sale of a valuable
national engraving designed and copyrighted by
J. HoLcoMB of this place, under the above title,
and is being published by CHAs. F. Cross late of
the Signai Corps, U. S. Army, at No. 1877, Room
Z, Broadway New York.
This engraving is deserving the patronage of
every friend of freedom it is commemorative of
the great event which wipes from our National es-
cutheon the crime of Slavery being copy in Off
cial form it passed Congress, neatly and appro-
priately embellished, of the Amendment of the
Constitution of the United States, abohshing
Slavery Containing fac sirnile of the Autographs
signatures of President Lincoln, Vice President
Hamlin, Speaker Colfax, J. W. Forney, Sect'y of
the Senate, Edward Mcpherson, Clerk of the House
of Representatives, and of all the members of both
the Senate and House of Representatives who
voted for this important measure. The whole is
engraved on copper plate, and published on fine
cardboard paper 1925 inches, accompanied by an
Explanatory Key giving also the negative vote,
rendering it valuable as a record and also as an
ornament worthy to be handed down from gen.
Grafton to generation, with the immortal Decara-
ton of Independence. We commend it to every
friend of national reform.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-30
NJ A r Il I E D

CANFIELD-BILLI the 18th inst, al
VI. Z. Parsonage, in LeR ysville by Rev. g. R.
Hair, Mr. George Nj. Garfield, to Miss EunicetE
Billings, both of Middletown, Susquehanna Co.
LOOMS -PACKARD.-At the brides residence
in Canton, Nov. Is, 1866, by Rev. J. W. Putnam
Mr.. Noah Loomis. of Granv lie, to Miss NJ 7rgaret
Packard, of Canton.
MANLEY-QUADE.-By the same Nov 90 1865,
in West Granville, Mr.. Walter Scott Manley OF
Troy, to Miss Kate Quade, of Granville.
CONGDON-SCOTT.- Warren Nov Is, 1865,
by Rev. S. G. Alanley Daniel o. Congdon, and
Miss Frances f. Scott, both Of Warren.
HORNTON-ALVORD.--I In Smithfeld, Nov 81,
1865, by Rev. f. NJ. Alden. Mr.. Frank Thornton
to Miss Chariot S. Alvord, all of Smithfeld
LEWIS -CODDING.- the 22d inst, in the NJ
f. Parsonage. LeRaysville, by Rev. G.. r Hair,
MIR. Alonzo Lewis, to Miss Lydia o. Codding,
both of Pike