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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-22

RoaAS~x Is Bsy-LaFK.~Thers 10 In
this civ. ana !. Is been for ssveraI month,
lsd fourteen yssr. elds waoss yossa
life 10 ems Of sErsnzs sS+"aiisies' hli
s1antsnanss impzessss every one wist
the idea that he i frank, ingenious, ahd
truthful. III his mother be has DO knowl.
edge, except What vas told him by biz
father, that when be was in infancy, the
family Joined an emigrans sompany to
cross the country TO Oregon. Do the
plains they wera alta eked By ths Indians
and his mother was killed. They retnrn.
ed TO ths STATES AMI during the var III
fa'aer, aba was chair painter by trade,
joined company Of Dragoons. H.
next became captain in one OF the n.
Y. Regimeass, and took bis hoy with bin
into lhe array. When going into battle
tia boy was iefs behind xith ,hs haggags
wag ous. The father wss killed IL The as
sassit on AslaHss / as5sAs boy keepiag
with the grand army Ia It's grand march
from Georgia to Virginia. When peace
came. be dsifsed along with ,hs dlsband
cd fosaas, sad came 70 aIassaahuscsts.- -
lie is ahas xaalI be called = pressy boy
Intelligent and vssy fond Of rsaaing. -
National f#!sIEigkaefr.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-22

Wassabioia the resolutions which we're
adopaed ia Sew kosk On iass Friday, BY
she United Service Society, an sssoeia.
lion 81 oaseers aud ax-oiEcers Of tbs ar
my, claiming to rsslseg The sentiments oil
the vsseraAs OF lae raaks ani the senti
ments bere expressed are the doctrines OF
the nest distinguished Generals OF tbs
| army:
IKAsrsas, The Unisad Service Society
was the firss politiaal organic ssioa ia shS
effy Of Nsw York xhieh subssa seat 10 ths
sssrssder Of the Feh u armies asd sfss eaa
OF the war, sdopse q platform endorsing
the reconsirssUtlan policy Of Andres
Johnson, ms suataTsd npea the views oil
The late Presidents Lincoln and
HAtgsas, The rscsenttengress u il
| Legislative aesiou, haa Disagreed to'thai
policy, and seems to insist upon condi.
uqns being applies whieas did Hos ssaaa-
aso from the people. are aiss agariiag sla'
| popular seBsinraf, md gIsurTing the poe
ef 10 direcs Instead ~ obeying the duty
to carry oas shs jadgsn sfss 81 saa natina
Therefore,
Resolesd, Thss weafErm ths principles
Adopted by Ne Jals ID, 1865, ssa IN add
ton thereto. earnestly endorse shs siswI
of the pFsssdens a. exhibited up to th'
present tine and turtle Ehh cordial and
generous support Of ell loyal men 10 b..
bali sf his Wise lad mSgnaaiaosa polk
CT.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-22
Railroads andsLeaislation.

The leader in this mornings Koapa-
real, Il . conf ASTON that is true; bal
xhlla it ID trle. il il not strange thar year
afteE rear such men saoniI be elected p
Whs eomposs our legislature The rad
icals who bare no time fss any legislation
ether than upon the negro CT soms out
aide 5ssas. .Now, that tho coafsssi0a il
made, thai we havs men In our Legisla-
tara Who DO act represent the wishes and
demands Of the people, 1T our next cleo
tion We ought to change our representa-
siVes. We ought to send men 80 serve
aad net eonsssl the people. Bat here 10
The confession
"We eohfess that ii has been with 8
great degree Of interest and much AMI.
sly that We have watched the course Of
-osr Legislature daring The session which
ss nae 80 rapidly coming TO close, 10 re-
gard 90 our InEaas Railroad enterprise aad
sasssasss. Every ons who il familiar
wish sAs Legislature OF Iowa, kaows that
from the incipieney Of our railroad antev-
ptssea there hss been party in The Leg
1slasars whieh has sought by exsry Heass
Pasasasie Go discourage their ads afseem ent.
%1ppss tAeis resources, eneFvase their an.
ere %s and shwaxs their progress. Ii one
l;ss al ~oaduos has failed, another hes
hssu rpn,,r 20 20. The coanterparts of
sh;s eIass al m "a are 80 be foual In eve
~ Western eema Hanity--smong those
wha aimpiy exist ''bes., Csc 1t Is their ma
su.re IA "a bus who make no EFFORT beyoad
ahss, except il 10 TO Leep ahead of or Out
OF tbs way Of The mai h ct improve
meat.s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-22

CouxeIG BGrgra~--Ws are aadeR ebii.
gatious to friend ". 8. BURxE for q capy
Of Business Directory Of our city. Il
10 neatly printed and put up in good
shaps. But whae speaking Of this pab.
lisAsion, ne will say, that oae-half she
amsaas expeadsd in this pal,asasion,
laid cut In the papers Published in Coun-
sil BIaEs, and they seat Esst, would do
IA sSors COED than dozen basiass d.
rsctoriss. PAY thousand dollaFa cat 10
your papers extra, instead Of unnecessa-
~ publications, and you will see reiurn
Of the amount paid out.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-22
A JUST CoscEussuS.

"Ths dpctrias OF dead States IL dan
grroas" Il the belief of The Cincinnati
Commercial, aimee lit opens the broad
gay for the nation 90 70 down to death. .
There Il notbing sEuer. The vitality Of
The whole system depends upon the yigoi
If iss nembers. Paralysis il she begin
aiag OF deaih. Unless the fuaesions oil
the several parts ara fully exercised, tbs
great ceuaFe OF the body pelitic aass q
TO decay.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-22

y Courage in Ess hatls-6sai il Gel axa1RI In
history and song bas little 10 kaswn the ssag-
zge ex ibiiea ky scieftias me IN paFs assg tnyea-
legations sttsaitd 9Th great personal dAngsr, II
Is Fspstrsed Of AF&gs azsl 0aipsz that, whva taf
Sefe engaged aEAieF the Frsneh Gsvtrument ia
making experiments b fe Ihe Construction aRa
safety OF slszm silsEa, thsy azhiasIHd ths Ereat-
eat REaeT giFeanas taaees Of sxeT~ms dss :
gsri azd wkiis astItAEy usgscrEa ef tliva eeEraRe
wh1 assisted taeus, grew Psls ssa asd from ms
scenes thsg vFoeesaea eaasay ID mske taeiF escla~
isfi"nss ant observes the tssal eTssaEs sd presA-
ags OF the saileEx akssk to the xxry point u tx
YIsst1a- Frgafgr
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-22

THs KfGHT KAS II TuE HIGHT PLAcE.--
We made the aSqaainsanee OF ID. W.
HrrCacocK Western travelling agent for
abe Hannibal and ST. Joseph Railroad.-
lie IL certainly live agent--juss the man
for the paas", and viii represent the ia
ssrsss Of this road as veil as any
saaa could do ii. Dir. Ii. infofmed Us
that the freight for the West 10 shipped
dlssssly froa QaiuIy to Hannibal BY
boat, and that all delays hesetofors exist
ing In relation 10 freight has been olivia
ssd.~ The railroad track has been im
provsd, ssd trains usw ran smoothly aud
On good time. In about ysar We will
have railroad csnneeifsu with the Iiaani'
bal and Sc. Joseph road, asd caa then
travsl With speed and pleasure.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-22

LOOK Bvsr.-This sasrDing, Thurs.
day, eur streets look very busy. Wag.
oas are novias j. every dsssesIpn, and
all ID life like. The cold weather does
aos check ,ha moiien Of the people, fer
20 shsy will, rain or Sunshine.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-22

cos.-Hhy ara The U, 3. Malta like q
Ipagiliss jass before sssArowiag up the
sponge"s Because they "fail 10 come
to time.n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-22
aSeaassr Oowan, / Repablscau. q

~ Senator Dowan, lKepabiacans SIS
ted ia his seas Ihe ether day, thai ih@
A6olisionists of that body lsa presented
over sspesiy Ara eaiments ia tia 4 ensti.
ea;isn of the Utited States, all looking
To the interest Of The negro, bat net oas
Tor shs inaerest OF ths whlse race and
that the leaders dad more 10 pgoiuos our
late civii var, than Davis ana biz sdher-
eats. This 10 CERTAINLY q ssrangs COATES
sioE for q member OF that party 10 make,
but it Is true ~ Gespel. - Ex.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-22

sgThs Omaha Hsraff says, lhss the
Fsnian association IN shas city naaaeers
50 nambers.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-22
por ms Eagle.


&W& 8&&A&2s $3.50 -
TAssslssa- keepers sesm % pfsIeF To-
pssssbssery Liquor Law. 10 Liesns'
Las. and sAsrssors shrew their votes ssss'
isilssnss - iasss 81 lbs Repuh.isan
Tiskss u shs recent City Eiection.. One
saiess kesrer sald be dbl aes wsrss any
tesses lsw than tbs prvseas one, fer tfs'
sariss seald b ., sasnagea shas Ii Hoald
sss b sssefssd; and that be did not want
- pr : Issesass.
Thess n@eA hare takes eoanssa fFens
rseahaissn lasyrss, which may srovs 10
y yrsy bod ssaassl fer shesn. fsswysrs
,ske f,ssa fses, aaA shessfess are nee
..sres = lisigaaioa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-22
HI HI 4IE|.
0osllo1 sLuFFs, mWA.
,sv<E -
.,nailyana Wesixly Jsurnal,

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as~iasslss u Ts~s Dsnsevxfi< Prfasspas as4
sss ssssssasssa - sAs Rlssss - ne stasss.
Iss sssvsess are kasaa asa It's sspussiisa b ~
= a&fa1kea ii Aaa 0sxAsaesa Ms zsxxs wAs thai
81 49, ssse mass sxains1ss Ter sss ssss tsw yssss
ana wisA aAs aaa 81 sAsss wss appssss ias seafas
u will Withstand AZ he sswsxs thaa mag "
ssaaeAs sssaass II. Il II IN iadsrsn&snt Dem
s6fASa sssxasa, Assaias uiaA Ne ists asasssa
DsmSsass kAas sfAis Gsavsrnmsas vas maas 90 tAs
ii wAsss aasas ~ wAasa sps s0x the hsasa ~ waite
nsa ana sheir pssssrisy fsgssssss Twill "a here
ssasf % u Aas ssea Asssasfass an TsAsssadssa
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sgssaax aaa sustaining ssasA sna sras SriaesTiss
. o. wa&Asssvaw sasn<sasea. a wsa sassests .
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Fm<a te tha Cuas ttasiaa 6; shs GATED Hsasss Is
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Z s1sssssss II sksasspas.
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tie pssslasas ii he Ualssa states and stAsg pas-
sgas sessasAss saa rssaFss II iatsssss sAa s*vms-
~asas vslss, ssxssAsr siia ssasRis q the pressed
lsxs - caasxsss aaa 81 sas esats Lsktslsknsss,
sas sssassAzxasas ssaes aiI ss ssssssd 10 sAs sA~
s@ssss sg Asxiealsars.
TMg srsIg is wgsrxxs pspsss asvetsa II sAs
asssaassmsas ~ lbs resources. interssa and wes-
sase u the people % the wsss. As local isa-
eaa Il vii 10 the sateat Of its abilities, sasanss
sAs iaisrssss st tbs sity ana the risiaeEa os CSa
ssl HsHas Ia aasra, II vii be The sin Of lss pee
ssassuF 70 make Il Ssssct sswsvssss ana
wsaeons Tisltos 10 all " isa paissns.
sas xsrnaa 81 Tsss BCaIS a. foE1ews;
slasis eeay, wsseklys sss year. o. %
Daily. 10 %
IA sKtra copy viii ss seat 70 aay eaa ssadlss -
ssan Of eigAs Subscribers.
All Easssri skisaa parable Ia aAvaa<e.
W. Z, sILRs.
csansii Razs. TsSas FEB. aiss. 1855.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-22

eT ssTreason il agaim rejoicing kad
desaasl Loyalty Is hambIedi Jussisa
10 powerlessl Freetosa .aoarasi Ha-
mausty is In tears! And whas shall ws
do fn-- Davenport Gazeiis.
The absvs silly iwaddIe 10 but spcei.
men CT similar aoassnss Ia nearly Nil she
rsgubIiean papers 10 tho soansTy.
aWhas shall Ne do ~ ASKS the radical.
Why, make yoar readers believe xips
wsll. Give lhesa Co.'s IIisa Syrup, Of
Cax,s letter after al iassrvisw wish she
Presidens. Than Ehey viii bs fonls II
they 40 not agrees wilb Tbs presidens, Tor
did be acs ear 10 shs Governor Of Ohio .
ssliis wbols hssrs wss slsh the hody 81
true men who bid carried khs oonntxy
shseagh the sasy aaa b sarnessly assis.
ed 10 nsiBsain ssrdisi ssa perfses usdsY.
ssaxdinx with them. Taistensanens and
purpose he regsrsls % salfssIs romssssesl
sesih his dsiermfas5 eppssssom ssfks a.
sfsuszios peisrg affhos< s1frs NTH. kho,
as he bslisxee. nssfsI ksep lfegc4sesrs IN
risaos ~ absoiuI< Tusa asgkf fosas up
"a "a. = Ola E - 9 \
TAs ,saseals n psseaesss Ed siss-
whvrs. ws.s eali JshL ses "a id I'd
srsssas y sssa - . swsaf q = "wa1 aaks
ap arms sgaass aias. = esa III !. y sTsass.
silsd ~ Risiag slsrrn Cax.. s&aAoes ven
aih hls letter frezn W a*6saks Try !
sHt-- 10 Crosse Dsnaarralt II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-22

Sell II Wholesale, in chisags. By FULLER
FIN n PCLLER, BchAHAMs d VAN
m1a AAcx, EoRp D. SMITH. ssrra pwgga,
]. N. aKE0 d. CO CgAss g. IsalTH. sIETz-
Gu. BLocgI d CO.. N scOEtL, ". .. HARRIs
a co, POST q RADRLR, and b. araxsis's and
dealers Een-raIFy. fSe. ss~Fsl - D
Dee 7, ls&& --EBs Es
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-22

60 Ths assanasrs are leaving the lever
cities loaded witA passengers for this see-
sssa. The DaaveT IsEs ss. Joseph Win
$50 passengers.
!. The CaIorade, Capt. J. ID. Hooper,
Issmmaaaiag, IsFg with y hsasy fasigs'
and msuy passengers.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-22

r4aox t4x2Dan ~ fksxAnno Is suns
s..ss 3istsss -. & sssss -. - hsssss
49, - z. 80, - - . - - - -
sassk ~ Isrksk q 81 cxs1s1 u 81 DIS -
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=: :sss - - ss s Ss' Il - - q -
saas saslsg Dom slske e ikess hszlszass dsssssa
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niece the nsbsa skspeiraI ihzs n lie nh gACMRx
shsss y . yisfas sAas 20 osass hsssrs sasssss
sssy ssrsastsea s.sa lsvgxsssss ana sysaazn4
fhsy ars aaeaaaiied ~ general asbzalaT.
Thsy are aears ka nyssspsiaA
sasy siss goed sas hsalshy ssgstaas
TAsy pfify tie arsasA aaa aesaly 81 tbs aaszaasa
1hs5 care basyksra and Ehpisxa Aaxhus
fhsy are "a sassksss - change II ws1sf aad &sss
Thsy Azs she hss< zsiaNasns II axiszeasx
They ass pgssaasiFe " Fsusx zaz &xae.
xhsy rssisss casszsEasgan.
xhsy care asgy0zs Hs&saaAe.
xAsy Sc Fssssssay ezrs szA paaasasss
YAs ssnuans RgD gacgEYssrYgRss ss saay "a
kA sasst kttssss By ths sziaaa sssxs psaA
ssa saas ess pfssass osFssazassss ssAas b
sesa y III arsssasss and asaassx sArsaghsss ~
soaatxy.
Gail hsg Ha6 1aekss and sass aayashsss
scsfssaAss 10 sas srs1s SaesAisa % asbaacasssa.
BENNETT PETERS q CO,
prssslssasa
- ana ~ MICHIGAN AvExCRs
CHICAGO !.
March q F@6S EaE1wfy
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-22

Buaxgss. We have q Board OF Trade
in esancaI Bluff, consisting at eighty OF
ninety members, and this body should
aim 10 les theig works 20 abroad, and
and the way to do this viii be Il
sirsaiass POUR newspapers. Eaery meet.
ing has been called thseugh year pa.
psrs, free OF charge, while II charged fo'
sbis amount, woal5 be very mach mor'
shan any laember pays iato this Orgaaiza'
ton, and The editors ara entitled 70 JUS
"A vumsk ereaik
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-22
III ALH.,s
Vegetable SicksEian
Al m mn ri r. yW r. N 2

81
III A n R HE m e w 4 N
N AS the name indicates, not sniyi ,
aEEEN2 the Rrawth % The hair
- fwaas thta sb4 fAilea Cd, eat pesil-
|lysiy renEsax fAs eogeF l4s ia oFigt-I
arm ii sAssss when IL is taEnins FREY sri 4
~ waite, whethpF caused bs disease. Z
"a sriet 90 old xgs.
- L. win Ger ziniy da whst il rlaim-I Z
ed fsF Is, fses whieh headreaa, ns3
@ saoessEas wke have used Ia ate :
eesay MEd willing TO testify. EheTei
one satsle Is fsiFty used Ia any COM !
- aaaaity, It's Fspatastoa spreads tiks
Wild ars,h sna 10 the best sarei- a.
m iBeEaeas aad kexoEuae nax ii a ws
~ tg1esiFs. In the Eastern sfafes3
- whste the tREG EWRR" sFigiasssdI !
rae ygun1 ladies nSe Ii as hxir dses-
sing II 10 found "a the toilet tab e. y
af yoGng msa, (stse nj their bar
aeTs,i whiEs older naca anl wpmenI u
whg desire q ysNesFsr AnA Fssaora-
lfsps far their grey locks aaa haiHI 4
- heads will nog be s'lthanE thiH aFal-
lcie, which gives in every insgzuer
eniiFe satisfaei ieu-
I'd CAu1EoN.
@ Don't let any arusristz or dealer
trgs nasa yea disfsreBt sEa ssie, ~
- Itaers 10 10 preparation ~ tie world q
axe thia. BswaFe OF any article =
N patpoTttHS TO be she sane.
~ TRY HALLS HAIR REEEwEEI
sxs Aaa yea win use ma ether.
- II RoF sold at druggists IN yeEfI s
iEi8es, 4It&l hsttls will b. asnl zeal
% hy Ell Feaa, up0n Feceipt q ane asl-
lar By ~ iii, thas Kivia9 pes an OPP
= pagtenssy az sssscs " testiRg ffa sx
lerlIeut QsAlttieS. 4
A ssFasrs fss trial Asgffes muxt ~
addressed 10
M "a. Csak, Chseasas ;
Gensssi Asans Zoe gsssAwsstsrni
- ssateNs
oazcs, 81 neaThaEn Street,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-22

Are In*5ssA4s s~xs asznsur stges ae5sfs mzslnf
vasxhase ~ hais ani aasz ee1 AAse t&ken sbaetal
usfs Il ssYaFsJe fsr III tAe5x w.zss. - -
r. ne hSxhsst markss price vsia fer usass 40
~ i. ~ 90 j.
Asssl ~ saf3 Lii Il 781k Is
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-22

Read Tie .Proefg Rsa3 tbs FREQ !! I
tslt realty useTsAA m tee gsad Sat eaa be tafa
ss u.--ASerea Rnaa Nsw- - Msy. .}
an e woTth one ,lo3Aay peg wekk la ABy fsmily.
Assss yeaFs as&, fsuf asseh3ne' is thesfght more
al tS-asy tA&n rys1 befure ,'s--S&A@ss AJ2ksaoss
4 rfenlszzas Eassbs II ". r. Trfsaas.
ADotyss cIsfhes was4ef We hsSetfied saossaSA-
y ssf aeariy seAs past O#s $500 haafss ssas
aaa h@rr epmpl menisd with the Rifi % Fssfs q
ssaags ne aaeaag mAeh4aes f0F sRfAf. sags tH&a ~
sakrss 10 aasst kindly by shs shels' ana ahas shA
ca ast p assse ssera t. nas ary other While thIs
ia ct hstsa -~alRAS0E s9py EssSFsster &sAss tea
Agrsrmlfsrs{fsg
RanaanE SenFe Of washinR hsthinea laid sslds
after The arzg OF 81 mvss The sasA& trsai, n@iyss
washer Is Ihe aSty one thas ssaEafs Ghs Sest. by
wife liz sasishe ed wikh il after gaHT svniAA kG5si
~-s ~ AAnmaa. EasasT oAas E&saasx.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-04
New Dress.

We present our paper this week, printed
on new type, which we think makes a
very neat and handsome appearance. For
some time past, Advertisements have
crowded upon our space for reading matter,
to such an extent, that we found it neces-
sary either to enlarge our sheet, or procure
type of a more compact body, which would
contain a greater amount of matter in a
column. The type we have selected meets
this requirement, yet at the same time has
q plain, bold face, giving beautifully clear
and distinct impression, which can be read
without injury to the eyes. We shall be
able in future to give nearly one-third more
reading matter than heretofore, and still
accommodate our advertising patrons.
Our new type is from the Franklin Type
Foundry, Cincinnati, branch of John
sons celebrated Philadelphia Foundry. II
beauty of proportions, durability, and fin
ish, we think their type the best made il
the country, and recommend our cotempo
raries to give them trial. They will fine
Mr.. Allison, the Superintendent of tn,
Cincinnati branch, a prompt, intelligen
and accommodating gentleman, with whom
it is pleasant to have dealings.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-04

THE HoLIDAYs passed offvery pleasantly
and quietly in our town. "Santa Claus
made his annual visit to the children, fill
ing their stockings with good things and
their hearts with gladness. Presents were
interchanged between lovers, kindred and
friends, turkeys, mince pies, plum puddings
and other luxuries disappeared rapidly
and every body seemed to partake of the
general good cheer. On New Years day,
great many "calls' were made, and in
the evening there were several social par
ties and Ball at the Woodrow House,
May the New Year, so auspiciously begun,
have as pleasant continuance and as joy
ful an end ...
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-04
MilIshoro remnIe ColIere-

'we'copy from the Western Christian AdI
vocate of last week, the following very
complimentary notice Of the above institu-
tion and its new President, Mr.. Copeland. /.
HfL1sBbRo FEMALE COLLEGE, -severa1.
communications in our columns have al
ready announced that gsubstantially the
debt upon this institution has been provi-
ded for. The people of Hillsboro and vi
cinity have paid all. but $1,000 which is
pledged bH The e. NJ. p. 20, and wifi be
honorably fHets The late President, A. T.
Thompson, having resigned, tho Trustees
have just secured tho services of Rev. Da-
vid Copeland A, NJ, for President, and in
this are exceedingly, Fortunate. Brother
Copeland graduated at the Wesleyan Uni
versity, NTiddletown Conn, and has devo-
ted his life to education. We have known
him well for the last eight years as Princi-
pull of Sprfngville Academy, Erie County,
New York. and he stands in the first rank
of educators. We are glad that Ohio is to
receive'such an acquisition, and the more
so as we belieye that brother Copeland will
make the State his permanent home and
devote his powers to the building up of an
institutionof the best litermyand religious
character. As win be seen by Special No
tiee, the next term is to begin on wednes-
day, the 10th day of January next. The
institution has a noble building, and is To-
Gated in healthy and beautiful town, with
an enterprising population, and presents
many attractions. we look for a career of
hitherto unexampled prosperity for the
Hillsboro Female College.
The advertisement of the College for the
coming session will be found in an
other column. We hope all who had
daughters attending during the last session
Will send them again, and that many new
pupils will be added to their number. II
is especially important that the friends of
the institution should rally to its support
at this time, when change has just occur
red in its management. Some who have
heretofore sent their daughters may at first
feel inclined to withdraw them on account
of the change; but we think, on reflection
they will conclude that the better course
both for the interests of their children and
of the school, will be to give the new man.
agement a fair trial. TO do otherwise
would seem, to show a lack of courtesy
not to say of justice, on the part of the
| former patrons of the College, which we are
unwilling to believe them capable of. lie
all, then, who desire its prospeiitNfo con
tinue do their utmost to encourage the new
President in his efforts to maintain its rep
utation and usefulness.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-04
Another Victim of IntempCsei
nnce---Death OF Capt. Geo. w.
CUtter. .,...I .7.

The New York Times says, Capt. George
w. Cutter, the poet, author of thepoem en-
titled "a Song of Steam," and several pa
triotic songs of celebrity, died in that city
on Monday last. His remains were inter
red with Masonic honors. Captain Cutter
was descendant of Massachusetts fami-
ly, and was born in Quebec, Canada. Tn
early life he settled in the West, and prae-
tised law in kentucky until the breaking
out of the war with Mexico, when he raised
company and joined Gen. Taylor's army
on the Rio Grande. lie served with him to
the close with distinction.
Capt. Cutter is well remembered by many
of our citizens, having on several occasions
made political speeches here. He was a
good speaker, as well as a fine poet, but
he was slave to the appetite for liquor, and
finally sunk to the lowest depths of poverty
and degradation. We have no doubt his
death was caused by intemperance, as the
last we heard of him in Cincinnati, he was
considered by his friends past all hope of
reformation-a sad and pitiable wreck of
his former self.
What an impressive warning is his fate
to thousands of young men who are con
tracing the habit of indulgence in intoxica
ting drinks. Beware of the tempter, anC
break away from his destroying influence
while you have yet the strength to do so
Delay is dangerous, and may be fatal.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-04

OHIO STATE JoURNAL.--We have neglect
ed to notice the change in this paper, which
has recently passed into the hands Of
NIessrs. Comfy, Roby & Smith, and we
think is decidedly improved. Any of our
readers who want a paper from the State
Capital should subscribe for the Journal.
The prospectus will be found in another
column.
The Roby of the new firm is our old
friend DIR. Roby, formerly State Senator of
this District, and more recently Provost
Marshal of the Chillicothe district. We
welcome him to the tripod, and wish him
success in his new field of labor.