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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-11-23
A Lath Cutter,

A Lath Cutter--Joseph Rambaugh
has lately put up at his lumber yard machine
for cutting lath. 1t is said to work admirably
and tie lath SO cut are cheaper and quite as
good as sawed lath while there is no waste of
timber.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-11-23

Thanks.-General X. p. BucKLAND has our
thanks for valuable public dOcaments
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-11-23
Especially to the Siok.
DOCTOIS e. JOLLIE MATTOCKS,
PHYSICIAN,
G,1a nR Navu VA.ar


ITO THE CURE OF CHRONIC DISEASES of every
i name and nature, DR.. Aattoeks, for thirty
year has devoted his whole attention. and has effected
some most remarkable cures in
The system is founded TRUTH differs from all Others
no experimenting, making sick to cure, deception
no humbug and poisons used, all vegetable remedies
that aid nature, gives candid opinion and effects per-
manent cures We ask trial Of treatment before
abandoning all hope. Hundred hsvs been cured by
this treatment after giving to die. We invite n7ss-
tgstion No matter what your disease is call; EXAM
inc for yourselves; II will cost nothing.
Consultation fee.
DIR. e. JOLLIE MATTOCKs,
can be consulted his Offices follows for the year
one day every eight weeks:
FREMONT, o., Kessler's Hotel, Mondays, June Is,
Aug 20, Oct. 10, Dec II,
CLYDE, o., best Hotel, Tuesdays, June 10, Aug. q,
Oct. Is, Dec Is.
NORWALK, o., American Hotel, Wednesdays, June
20, Aug. q. Oct. Il, Dee. 10.
OBERLIN, o., best Hotel, Thursdays, June q, Aug.
a. Oct 49, Dec %.
GRAFTON. o., best Hotel, Fridays, June r. Aug. "a,
Oct. 19, Dec y.
RESIDENCE, ClsvsIand, lO1 Bond Street, Saturdays,
June %, Aug. 25, Oct 20, Dec. Il.
May Is, '66,-44wtf.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-11-23

Thanksgiving Services.-Thauks'
giving services will be held in the several places
of worship at the usual hour on Thursday next.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-11-23

Transfers of Real Estate, for the week
ending November 10th, 1866, prepared by A. F.
GALLAGHER, County Recorder:
R Dickinson to II McArdle, lots 134 and
1913 Fremont, 500
Blausey to Blsusey, 40 acres, Wood
vile, Sec Is, 800
q Blausey, TO same so acres, 500
Sturdevant to NJ George, lot 165 Clyde, 300
n George to E j Sturdevant, % acres
Green Greek, 500
J Crockett to E Crockett, 40 acres, Green
Greek, sec. 80, 1000
J Sampsell to L DonnelI, 40 acres,
Madison, sec "a, $50
@ Bennett to N Smith, DO acres, Wash
ington, sec. 30, goo
J Engler to S Dornmyer, lot no. &c Fre-
mont, 100
Smith & Co. 10 A V S Clark, lots 1873
and l34 Green Springs, 500
S Enlsminger to W A Hill, 80 acres Scott
sec. 8, 500
R E & Geo. Redway to Rice, lot 99S
Fremont 2300
J d W Manahan TO L Mancrt, "a scres
Woodville, sec. 26 1900
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-11-23
Commercial Matters.

The week past has been very dull in every
branch of trade on account of the heavy rains
and there is scarcely any variation in prices.
Oats are lower and the supply good. Pork is
not yet brought in, but dealers are offering s.
for dressed hogs for packing.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-11-23

The Galaxy,-The pumber of this maga.
zine for Nov. 18th, is unusually good. Con-
tents: chapters of Archie Lowell; By-Gones;
II Editorio; Noveiists' Poetry; D'Outre Mort;
Avery Old Play; Eugene Fromentin; Friuged
Gentians; Why We have no Saturday Reviews;
3 chapters of the Claverings; An article of Fe-
male Dress; Nebule. The Galaxy is published
fortnightly, at thirty cents per number; 80 for
six months; $5.. per year. Address W. G. d
F. P. Church, 30 Park Row, N. Y.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-11-23

NEW YORK MARKET.
NEW YoRk, Nov. n, 1856
GcLD-l39K,
WHEAT-S2 22@S2.35
CoRN-Sl .20@l.27.
OATs-62@65c.
DRESSED HoGs-s1<I9Hc-
WooL-3s@3z1zc
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-11-23
Notice 10 TeacheFs of Common
kCIRROIG.

Notice 20 Teachers OF COmmOn
schools.
gUNHE Board Of Examiners for Sandusky county will
hold ses sions for examination Of candidaas at the
nigh School Building in Fremont, the following days:
ensrbee 22d:f October 5h 10th; November Sd and
lin: December sst and I5th January 18th and 26h
Exaniua vii bsgin 81 II N, no candidate will be
ID REQUIRED b. paJ hity cents condition Of
ezsnziion; should prepared with paper and
peas and stamped letter envelope with the Clerk
OF the Board.
Canates will please take notice that the law requires
that they may b, in the Theoy and Prscce Of
Teaching.
:, = =. =. aGyELANO' afsEl Examiners
Fremont Sept. Il, ls66.-S7u.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-11-23
Road Notice.

NTOTICEis is hereby given that petition will be pre-
IN scented to the County Commissioners at their next
regular mseting on fiat Monday in Decembor next
praying the Survey and location OF County Road
one milo hail long, commencing At the north east
corner of section in Scot roWnshp; west one
mile on SAID section line, and south one hal mile be-
Nov 81. IS66-alW4s APETITIONER.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-11-23
ERRnRs OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous De-
biIity Premature Decay, and All tse egec OF youtn,o
S free to ali ho need it. the receipt and directions for
asking the simple remedy By which he was cured Suf-
-s 1ishing 70 profit BY the adyertsers experience
ereIs W. va 81 ssddrsssinq JOHN B. OGDEN,
esa sa19 ~ ~ No. 13 Chambers St., New York.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-11-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
United States Express Company

Office No. 2, Tyler's Block.
,,r s.r,,sr al kinds of Frei1ht TO and from De-
w not free Of charge. Freights and all ExPre 60
,,n.tt.rss e inv As BY any other company.
nssssr enoS ~" e. q. MITCHELL, Agent.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-11-23

Harper's Magazine. for December has va
riety of readable articles, original and selected.
The most attractive is the new story by tie au :
thor of ''Inside," entitled "The Virginians in
Texas" in which the scenes of frontier life are
portrayed with skill. s'The Secrets of Sable
Island" is sketch of the fishing and wreckiDg
communities on the Nova Scotia coast, with
characteristic illustrations. "A "Reminiscences
of Sleepy Hollow" revives the memory of r.
wing and illustrates the scenes immortalized by
his pen. "The Burglary at Faustel Ev Eversleigb"
an English story, has already been republished
in other American magazines. 1t Itcontains also
an excellent sketch of John Bright, the great
English reformer, Who is now the most popular
man in England. The Easy Chair has sensi-
BILE article on Railway Nuisances, and the
monthly Record of Events is full and clear, as
usual.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-11-23
Something Worth Remembering,
DR.. ATHERToN's

OH z r RX RDI AL,
IS WARRANTED TO CURE
Cholera Dah0sa DySsHteg. Ghasn MGbw
and all Stomach and Bowel Complaints and any person
who the Cordial and snos benefited thereby can
call upon the the druggist who sells the same, and who
is authorized to refund the money. Preparsdby
DR.. A. T. Atherton & Co.,
Lowell, Mass.
WIN. E. GUMr, Western Wholesale Agent,
Sept 7, 1ssS.-ssus. OHiO'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-11-23

Cweet OPoponaxl Ladies, in s1S Their morning NM
- calls, carry joy apd giAlneh'i VIVA Psr's"ea H"s
Sweet oPoPoRA4,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-11-23

Our Young Folks.-The new number OF
this magazine has the following for the child
rem: "The little Man on the Mountain" by FL
sic Teller; "The Four Seasons" be Lucretia P.
Hale; GA Summer in Leslie Goldthwaite' 8
Life. by the author of "Faith Gartney Girl
hood" Willy Ely's Christmas Tree" by L. D.
Nichols; "The Birthday Box" by A Hartlie;
aLittle Pussy Willow" by Harriet Beecher
Stowe; "Lawrence's Lesson" by j. 7. Trow-
bridge; "Birdies Christmas Day" by Marga-
ret T. Candy; "Pictures and Poets;" Skating
Song-Music, by Emily Huntington Miller;
and Ground the Evening, Lamp"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-11-23

A New Pcrfume! Called SWEET OAoyoy11
n MEXICO m.nnia tured by g. 7. SMIrH L CO. ~
York Is making sensation wherever IL IA kno-,
very deleeate and its fragrunes rsmaina on the
chief for dayss-Erssisg Brllsttu, RhilaesIphiz-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-22

- = - - z - NNt@*
= lsskine o. 800 81 sstks Ne
- - r. ~ - 1l1 = -
- = ns1sr
- nssal = =. - -
- psspIs - tsss ~ pest \
fsss llSn4y, bsis .s isws = ! . = I'D
ss.at IT, a M stby "a eel
spsa psrsy polisi@, rsgardlsss u the
'psespssit1 u ~ nssson. Dos thsy hAd
= - sisele n ~ fssaEs rsospsriiy and
.hsppissss . shese sh@y xss4 sissss6 q
,scrre; M eEsIztbiek ~ "a ms Asss
sjsk psrs mi ahsdlasf nsslves. Thea
usa - sssk 81 - y prsspcrsd = %
ether nafisn abss s1ssh sssr prospsrsd
III IL h~ppy shosshs 70 hook bsds 70 shs
Esimss Of 4rsspsrity % or csasftys shs1
Ifsnsaiss hsd no fossksad--whsu assn iEed
10 "a gssa-~ shen car rses was respected
|asd respssaahis.
Bal mAasef the psssnss Oar nation
il ruled BY fsnsssss,~nsa xAs knsw ~
goastiastioa-~ne saw, and 30 ptiscipls
anly 10 rals5 or srasse The msn Eho
rsiga In. oar Dasioaal espisol are Bo'
ssasssmsu, o. mea who have ~ heart the
best iatesesss % ear snse great and grand
country. They seek nos " serve, but
ssriss 10 rule The psopis wish IN iroa
rcd. h#
Ii 10 dspiosable that this Is true Of ths
preseas. Hsw long shis ssass Of shIngs
he to exist Ia yery hard 10 says for oar
|pssplshAss bee ,ms 30 wrapped up In Q
degraded and degsnssssssrass, that thes
fsrges that their ewn liberties are being
ritssrsa away while they are looking af.
ter shs interest Of the blasks. We would
70 tho Great Rsles, that the whises-tbs
NEE Of our natioa shose who made oaI
soansrs ali IL was befoss this bloody cis-
il conflict, could again return 70 reason =
lock Gus for oar own aobie race, and re.
store It 10 Ice original purity.
Tao pressss party In power do not de-
sire to heal our troubles, bat would Fath
ss widea the ditch. They would enslay,
sheir own race that they Eatghs rule on
oouatrs to their prosperity sad eur down
fall. We beseeeh those who lore libsr
ty-wbo would be freemen, 60 hAls am
examine the cssdaes Of those who ar
nov rivsting tight the chains Of SLAYER!
upon as. They are taxing the people II
death, and still calling for more money t,
keep up the blacks ia idleBcss. Whes
in the name Of all that is good, did eve
tbesc fsnaties propose to build nationa
aims house EoF the peor whites Never
Such thing was never dreamed Of; ba
To-day, they ask as to build such hcus
for the blacks, while the poor white sol
Idiers and others are dYins ID want ana
misery. Think of these things rational
Ily, and then We kaow shss yoa cannot So
will DOT vote with party that win ra;'
the country and rnsiass your ewn rzee. s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-22
coypsrIoy o. ora caEsgRY.

II should. be the daty OF svsry true
American to Labor faithfully to heal eur
difficulties ito recognise The bloody civil
var as endsd, and our Unisa restored
Ualess this b. doaa--tae var wss fail
urs, and sh he ne blood shed . wicked,
unnecessary and unsatisfactory sacrifice
Of life. What shail 80 do to bring an
cad 10 tbs folly ani oorrapaioa Of the
radicals in Congress, wAs soek to destroy
our esaHtEy 2 Ssaad By tba President in
his eioxts 70 Fastore il to its fermsr posi-
liap. Vote fos Natioaa men for Com
gress in oil time 10 nane, and spposs seCS
Iional fanatics everywhere. IL thssa
things shsIi Be done. We can soon 'rsjoics
Oser ! happy and anited people pres
porous and growing cssnsgy.
Tss laborirg men Of the uaissd States
ara more Interested in The restoration Of
this country to psaee and prosperity than
any others, and they should vese With the
Democracy TO bEing about this happy re.
salt. Tie spectators and jobbers ara
making money out Of our troablss, and
and they 30 not desire to see the North
and South reunited 90 q baud Of bss. b.
ers, 30 loag - thsy can make disiaiou
pay.
Look at things as shey exist the soash
sskiag representation IN Congress, and
depressing aasisfaetioa with toe fatal re-
suis 70 them q The bloody conflict, and q
faaasis songrsss Fsfase ell reeognssion oil
shese people end tell them ssyoa can
not resarn 70 Congress until ne have ss-
cared the power OF ihs Governmeas ID
Our own hands. We fear yesr isiiaeAes
viii be exercised 70 heal cur sroublea, and
hereby destroy radiesi fanasisissa. =
Thess are the reasons for the damnabie
asls 81 = wicket and raiaSas Congress.
Tao radicals do not want sAe country re-
stored, because taia would dessroy their
powsr, and rasa or rasa viii be prassissd
- long NJ corrupt siIlains like samnsr
and Sasvens are in powes.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-22
To tina Point.

YhsNswsfs Ek 7sness shs asgahiieas
organ OF the eonseFvasixa sing, comment
ing ga the Presiasuss speech, says:
s.is wis ~ ssss nae 81 ssSaIges in as
rousd abons phrases in sealing sish thoss
whom be belisycs 70 be sesklag the de-
ss<ussfea % The gaish, uotsfoss any SON
sideration 81 ogRalal 5Egniiy OF eslqassts
deter bin from msesink, in lbs moss d.
rect and 6pss snAnne =, {htas faplied ,aen-
aces and sienunciaiipas. Presiasns Jahue
IA N I'll sss q ~ 4 h II ~
representative OF inemhrrs al Tho Taioa
party. liz e&1ssgs sAeR 10 be, IN prin.
cipls and pusposG atsani0afszss and II
hss semaFks hs stsAss sAesa aseeFainslT. =
J kssrsss eF.stseesa FAez ~.
pnbliaa1s lie 1iven fhe place Il h6nns
among iAear Aeasehasi gode, says shs
saaispla IN pc ks9ess ss us,s ~ %.
sfraclfssaiss. asiHg shat shsy can % pre-
rent ihs rae&pFasian ef frasernsl selaliona
6etueet1 ~ alessh 80 S%ssh. - 49,
Y: Y l, u. 4. !! 5.
.asixAeer Ss~ns NJ corner viii Fead hin
!
aEsr FExs. " ps 60 - sslss shs
pabIis ~ bsaa1k : rletay sAoreugl
sitting n IA fsgss 80 sepokt d tSs
disbssS y 20 ~ - y - ~ c..
siassas F4sd. Ihis ssa tss saes,
lies 80 - - = - rpnnrSst =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-22

LAEGE MAsoRirT.--The Hease Of Rep-
resen.atiyes Of our State passsd ths fol-
loving resolution by decided majsrity,
IS for it 10 t2 ag inst is. The reaOlasiSa
shows the opinion II our LagiaIasurs in
regard to the right Of that bsiy to sasab-
iish tbs rates al which passengers and
freight shall be carried BY railroads ia
this State
"Resoirs,', That, in the srinion OF
this House, the General Assembly az the
Ssase Of l3wa possess tie rightFui coos,i-
rational authority so regulate the fare FOR
freight and passengers on sAo railroads
wilhin the State"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-22
LgsAE woawm.

Ts casrlss j. clask aisss LAEssests gssss. 81
SIR: yea sye hsrsty RssjHea tasat there sasS4I
ala In aag ksAss Il thsl2gFk u $As pBsaf ssfssss
sn sst fsx sHe H. asfy 81 #8zass fssis sFst SsstE
II fGsTa. ID pttifi6n 81 snkrsEsia C)si1 prr.
sss satd Ceasa Go KFsms Is hsRs dsxoTcr ~ n ST.
beasts eff naAgTitaeny with sss. aiss ssktHEts s 81
and cxasteax ct GkA saiaAress MiEnie on sks Mr.
" Clark ard aaless yaa sssess and sHS~trtsFrFss
On % befuFe Rooa 81 the sec.ud say - de s'Is
terra Of ths Dlagsies EaRFt to ss brrHu are hFss
sald eaenty, ensfAs tn dag Of Nag tsss, hAsAssi
Will Be FsEdsz ~ against yea thsfrou- ..--
V&aY CLzNTgS b EAFP
tUs Atagsas5I isr Prs
lsafsy -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-22
FARM At AUCTION I!

Sxtsen MITES s. E Of tGouhsI HsA
-0a Saturday, ApgsI. ~ 1864
Ths unarrsignsd Eitl ser y Ehs AlEa esi, AsaAsf
tks Fafra kao~n ~ the HxaEs5a Ess o. hRlM rs
g. W az. aud s.. hF Of n, r.. Bss s4aa D ht. 4
g. g ar Sg Section -, TSwasAks ~. asnss 4l-Sa
acres iyfag ei affser cfeek On the Sd tazF RsB4
frusa CsunefI Biafya 10 Bes Moaaes--ss scTet I'M
b~F 100 acres S7deF feAee, and 5easyss uudtF es-
sixAtfoEn "A gsaa @ssz4a ahass WsxWsix Faamt-4
veil anN 81 Bling Tor fa herxrx Fxvnzs-k Sl9 AsY
tst tssz- s3no Mag 4 ssE 80. wfth Q bsz eRHl T.
gersss snwa Nay. ssS-aa &nse cassass % cd W.
mediate posssssioa will BE Eis~a. TBS 1Is-sS
seasva sHxass6s sssRsfsaa-u &c fbnsasr@k
AsIs - kaiss nIses a. esrsssss sRJA a.
Ward, AnclishsS
NARA 10. tsss No % -~swes Eg
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-22
tFrSm the yavTnaE af ram1frcsII
JOHN ADAMS ON QOyERs aExT.~-
ATMEHA~
- a Z

+xa : ATAEas+
GTbs aepahlie Of Athens, the schoeI-
mistress Of the whole civilized world for
moro than 1000 years, IA arts, ln el0-
aaaxses aaa phiiosophg - wsII 90 III go-
iifeness af4 viii. wSs farsa short period
Of her duFasiea the most demccFatisaI
commonwealth oF irreee." -
Psesioas 10 lie luae OF Soleq = ''the
people sqen 70 h4re endeaFeFed 10 eel
Lees all a4tharisy iuto ono centre, and to
hare " asesi =, Z. s.ssss:s 1 p.
creased ard s.isl5sa ths nation into three
factians. 0ae of ths at-
scin pied srznedies for sxisling evils was
.ssrpsaGs from all the Ssperiof Coasss''
to sseAAch uFTthe Legislature"
After aecouaatiag the troubles Of toe
times, a. gathered from history, Dir. Al.
ANS ards, ssSaeslh cunstisuffon OF gov
ernmaat, aaa TIA education OF youth
whiek follows necessarily from if, aiwsys
pro1sers aahh shagaesss ~ G4eon AID
AlcibiaAss. mixtures OF good qualities
enough til acQniss The confidence OF q
party, "a ! Aaa ones snoash 10 lead them
t.ss,...,h.s ~ ~,,,.E ;,nrsr.
tsss 81. 1'5'' $500 = " e''4
ivras+ss I. s,n ,S~. {s,a wnrtss f a ~.
~ 80 a. 80 Rs:
49, -. - - ne w9,,,J ~stssl;sh 4
= 49,. i,,t s..ls,nrsfw ax.r ,the rims
- ~ - tfs,,t;S nsisv h,,I.n~sss. govsry,.
49, ~, III - rg,.isssa So
+ hfE-r- --Fss ---------------
Az en- aSrr-sLAvERY MAN ON az
CONSTRUCTION.
q st,alas. AZ -assl vankse. sws,s Of
ms ! 49, lad tnbss Sah sisEens snd Der.
sistsn az slaT,.rv saen Of Wixcousia.
said n I saseeh an the p.esiaepi,s xg,e
1aesSsss q go 80 = = s'..-s 2
mp!s.h.aa xo... .uoI .mh.~kA8 A,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-22
Thanxe I'm Rukiness.

iIskfak sahEsas sntsxA sfocs II MsrcAss aiss
Msafs @. Want. I cordially rFec Htasa sH M -
- s<fSsa4Es - siEl a. as eflI ~ b. ihFra "a e.
fauEe il kbeSfey ~ persoas indsbird 10 =,
are Feaarsass 20 call sn4 settle lEnmedistt'y, tN
those .ns have claims 70 Ptesent tEfn fer ~
IrSFrH l. RoRAAy
= reaswsry "a, ssss.--s4o xstls La
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-22

RKruxxxp.--TLe Davenport DssHeeTai
says, that the First Iowa Cavalry retain
ed 10 that city Ga tbs 18th iass+. aaass
the ssmmaad Of cgl. kieQuesns Tkis
regiment vas mustered eat at Austin,
Tsxas, and Numbered as enlisted men.
IL vent int service lara slseng, and was
RAISED By Gen. Fits Henry Warrss. Tbis
shows great sasriacs Of lifs. II our
Uaiea 10 sos restored, thoss Iises hare
besH sacrificed Tor nothing. u tbs Ua-
ion has been restored, shs sadisal dis.
aaionisss La Congress dsssrss De son~
dsmaaliea Of ssery tsus { aiss nan, sad
0sghs 10 Be sallsd spaa % sssiEs shsis
seats In Ceaxrsss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-22

Z 4Sf
Rasolssd. Fkas she pTiasipies asswsd
BIZ prsssdssk pA<eea, p hsa annAAl nsss
ssEs. lostls Z g, isr.s sFe;.ss. .s' e.
de unia6 Seexs a1F ksaysF appFpvAls sad
the sssioa III = majority In Congress
dictates - IL may b " Sssengs, fsnati-
diam, or lEsss sssT pblitiasl pswers and
being exeassd h thkass suea States aus u
The Unlos, ne sofsnnis coudemE.
y y II Nj Rdss si IT, :. q
declare, thal In our jaaKmsnt, the eoss-
age displaysd in the doctrises asewsds
and sas AzsA sssss - ssgas manifssted 10
that message, and subsequent speeches
proniss veil for the future admiaissrs-
sion of thu RxessasntiH sna ne hereby
pledge hin earnest and disinterestsd sup
port:
Ilesalgxd. Thas Ia pnr opiaien the sole
powes sf tbe seaafe 4nf House VI Repre-
sensatises prer aks admissisa Of members
ID sonkneds 10 toe ssesAiou returns, sad
shss a. Congress has yssayped speTer -
keeu eleven States znfsFresenssd, his Q
prerogativs. and IL 10 the daty Of toe
PresidsBs to dafend and uphold the Ia
tegrity Of every State, and take care that
the laws be exAsaIsd.
Other resoInticns 10 favor Of fres
trade, taxalion OF Federal bonds, in favor
Of i've s;xsshosr saosssss ut 3d. weTs
passed. VOORHEES, made speech saying;
Johason vas mi mr. President, and yours
bat les as stand By him who gives eyi-
de1as 10 lhs eosnIFy thai be il trying 90
do right. viii give aiy Opiniou, shat be
viii ass 1nisb zoo II fths speedy end %
| which he will make war upon the factisas
I mailrify IN Congress.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-22

Ii psssasass IL ! ell, asiis aesnbsr
&c eur sisissns ne lin he Bossd u Trade
sssn, and vssy lively tell re Aads-
ssns oil abs ssmmifases rspostad, ard
rsssissiaas xera olsrsd ard adcpted.
ysdsc c1sxros rssd an istsrsssinG iss-
De- fTcn Ja.igs BAlawiss srgiag inmsdi.
sss astion upon eur silisena IN selasien
p tn NsztA- W@a ssad-te sasssrAgs
saii read 10 sammssss work innediass-
ly al shis city. hir. Glirsan, then spoks
Of our daey In the aaaslsF. and sAeagss
saai sc skoall act speedily asd esesset.
iaally 10 assompllsb Ibis wesks asa prs
seated many facts to ear eisHsns thai
sAeuld reeeise their aadissled atssatioa.
Gen. U. EssAsaocs, Of 0nahs, cane
In daring the progress a The meeting,
and vas sailed apoa, and responded 10
sems sery Interesting rsnarks. Hsspeks
% che swo cities, Counsil Bluffs and 0ma-
ha, and sai thai We had mutual later
s@ss that shat was beBesoial 10 one.
wsUgd resu.s 10 good TO the ethss. and
rhas 20 should encourage and salsigsls .
spirit Of frseaily kselinSs; that Re kaev
Of no Jealousy On the part Of 0maha
against the Bluifs thai hia city xas
equally interested eth cars in getting
she North 0estern road, and that tkeii
psopla woulk work wish oars ia shia nas.
ter. ns alsa stated. that the crossing %
the NORTH Platte roats e ths msaasains
are In better eoaditioa than they have ev-
or before been, and that il Is tbs inssn-
tioa Of the eitixens Of Omaha to keep
bridges aad roads Ia repair.
Mr. BEoomgR offered some resolutions
ia relation to drsising plans TO raise tbs
funds Necessary 30 encourages the North
Western read TO commence work al this
cad OF tbs said road Immediately. After
sons discussion on these REGULATIONS BY
Massrs. BloemsT, Cassidy L ,rimsr, Paseys
Hasa and 9th rs, ths resolutions were
wiihdFawh.
Gel. TKsT offered = resolution 10 au-
saorixs Judgs BALDWIN to make the best
sasms possible With the North WESTERN
read, bat IS this poser had been gissn
to Ar. Baldwin % another occasion, the
resolution was withdrawn.
The falloaing rssolasions sgered By
Col Tsss, were unGnimsasiy adopted:
| Res0lrel, Thas We ars pleased to learn
At The pxessaee AMONG IA OF HxsRT W.
pxxlrs, Esq. idsusiHed with shs son-
ssrussion OF The CouaeiI Bluff 4 ST. Jo-
Hsph n. B., and take paeasure in assuring
Aim and those connected With hin Ia tbs
prosecution Of that saterprise, that ths
agresmsas by the Directors OF the Road,
% behalf Of she citizens Of Couneii Bluff,
will, 10 good faith, be carried eas.
Rsaoired, That &c regard the eafiy
ssmpietion Of the @. b. 4 St. j. r. f.,
m d mors Importance 20 ihs interest Of
Osuncil BlaEs shaa that Of any road nos
projected 10 thia point"
The "a sssing adjosrned till satusiayi
March IL, 1856, at IL O'Clock, in th,
svcaing, when very important business Il
80 be transacted, and general asiena'
anes is requested.