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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-09-13
Nherif's Sale.
Stnte Of Ohia. Gall:a Courtu. 81.

PURSUANT to the command of an order O.
l. sale. issued by the Court OF Common Pleas
within and for the county OF Gallis, and State oi
Ohio, and to me directed a. sheriff Of said county
viii offer at public sale at the door of the cOur1
house. in the city OF Gallipolis, in said county o.
GIllia, and State OF Ohio on the first day of Oc
tober. a. ID. ISd5 at tine hour Of one O'Clock p NJ
of that day, the following real estate to-wit: be
ing situated in the county of Gallia, and State o.
Ohio and known and described as follows to-wit
the west half of the east half OF fraction number
four, in section number ten (i0l in towns q num.
her six to), Of range number fifteen Q5l. in the
Ohio Company's purchase, and being in Spring
field township containing by estimation, sixty.
five and : half acres more or less
Appraised at the sum Of 81 900: to be sold IS
the property Of George ". Ray, at the suit OF
William C. Thompson.
Terms of sale cash in hand
Given under my hand this 2s,h day of August
Rls65. WILLIAM WADDELL, s. C. c.
Aug. 30-bw.
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Valuable Farm for sale.

THE undersigped offers for sale q nice
Il farm Of 100 acres; 80 under cultivation
and mostly in grass, 1t ia under good repair,
well vstered by wells and springs. tolerable
good dwelling house, good barn and other out
buildings, good orchard of 40 trees. Situa-
ted in Springfield township, Gsllia county.
Ohio, about miles from the city Of Gsllipo-
lie. For further information call At the resi-
dsnse Of The subscriber on the premises, or
address,by letter to ID. @. WATTS.
August 2, ls6s.-2ms. Gallipolis, o.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-09-13

To TRAvELERs.-Pleasure seekers
this year should bear in mind that there
is great deal of sickness being caused
by change Of water and climate Be-
fore leaving home provide bottle of
Goes Dyspepsia Cure; it is an excellent
antidote, prevention is always better
than cure.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-09-13
Probate Notice.
Statement of 4Accounts.

'SttHeHsNI UF -dccOHNts.
THE following accounts have been filed in
Il the Probate Court of Gallia county, Ohio
for settlement, and the same will be heard
and examined on the 22d day of September
A. D. 1866. The firstaceOunt Of E. Cremeens
administrator of the estate Of Isaac NJ Mart
deceased; first and fnal account Of John Nor.
ton, administrator of the estate of Margaret
Morton, deceased; first and final account Of
G. D. Fillmore. Administrator of the estate OF
Jesse Ellison. deceased: final account of vii.
liam Fl. Hughes. guardian of Henry Cress
indotAge. ALEXANDER LoGUE,
Probate Judge.
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GaIIia Academy.

THE Fall Term of this Institution will
i commence On
Wednesday,, September 5th, 1866.
TEACHERS.
4. G. SEARS, 4. n, Principal.
Mrs. 8. A. SEARS, Preeeptress, and Teach.
er in Ornamental Department
Misses ELLEN II. HIBBARD, LrYLLA HrB.
BARD, SARAH II. HAvEs, Assistants.
Madame ScHESEBEReKR, Teacher of French
JAS. II. NEAL. Miss ELIZA SAESs. Teachers
on Piano.
Instructions will be gwen in Vocal Music
TuIrIoS.-s4 to 81. per Term
During the past year. additions have beer
made 10 The Library the School building be.
been enlarged, the Eumber of Teachers has
been increased. and a course of study has been
established. The Institution has q good
Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus.
SIMEON NASH, Prs.
R. AIEsHIRr, Sec'y.
Aug 3d. I56S.-3w
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at has conferred upon me great
blessing, it having cured my face
and hands of an eruption pronounc-
ed iucurable by all my physicians, "
writes Hannah G. Pstten, of Cint'i.
about Palmer's Lotion.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-09-13

Motice.-The Mite Society OF the
First Presbyterian Church viii meet
this Thursday evening. at the resi-
dence of the Rev. R. D. YAS DUEEsox.
The frieuds are invited.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-09-13
The Fall Term

0F PINE GROVE ACADEMY will com.
pervision of JEFFERSON BOOTH, A. N.
Terms of Tuition:-English Branches from
$500 to $500. Boarding can be had at from
$2.00 10 $500 per week.
For further information see
G. d. FILLMORE.
President of Board.
P.GAsDxEs, Seo'y.
Sept. 6, ls66--wl.
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H Mr.. A. 2. RoDGKRs has
placed us under obligations for q
basket Of fine grapes, consisting Of
the following varieties, to-wit:-Di-
ana, Catawba, Isabella. Hartford,
Polifc, Concord, Taylors bullet
Tokalsnd, Clinton, Rebecca. Logan
and Northern Muscadine. Mr.. Rod
gers has seventeen varieties under
cultivation, fifteen of which arc
bearers this year. AS table grape
We think the Concord has the pre-
eminence, and, Is being good bear
er. where but one vine can be plant
ed and grown, we should recommend
the Concord over all others.
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SHOE FINDINGS,

The above Goods have ali been bought for
Cash, the LIST of the month, at less than any
Stock that has been brought TO this market
for two years, and We will sell al eorrespon-
ding prices.
In the Wholesale Department we stand
second to no other Establishment hervabouts
for quality of Goods and prices.
BAILEY Il RIDENOUR.
May "a, ls66.--tf
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-09-13

g- The Fall Term Of the Gallis
Academy opens with one-hundred
and fifty students. We are glad to
notice sueh evidence of appreciation,
on the part of the public. Of this
school, for we well know it is deserv.
ing of it all
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GALLIA COUNTY INTIRMARY, J
September 3rd, 1866. (

September 3rd, 1861
Monthly statement Of the number
of inmates in the Infirmary; number
admitted, number discharged, num-
ber died, DC. For the month OF
August the account stands as fol-
lows, to-wit:
Admitted. 9
Discharged, ]
Died, ]
Remaining at this date, SO
A. WATTS. Sup't.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-09-13

DOORS; SASH, OUTSIDE AND INSIDE
Venitian Pivot, and Paunel Shutter, Store
Doors, Door and Window Frames, ManteIs,
Moldings, Newels, Posts. BaIuslrades, Brsek-
cts, Cornices, Base, Architfaves, Columns,
Shelving. and Fencing.
Plans, Specifications, and Work drawings
for Churches, Business Houses, or Private
Dwellings furnished on reasonable terms
In the Lumber Yard connected with our
Establishment We have q full assortment Of
Lumber for Building purposes.
Persons intending TO erect Buildings, and
wanting building materials. will fnd it to
their advantage to call, write or send Their
Orders, rs We intend 70 sell beloto Cincinnati
MARKET, and being practical Builders, We are
the better able to understand the wants Of
those about 10 build. and 70 execute their
work.
From our long experience in the Business,
znd the facilities afforded us by the most i'm
proved Machinery, we can manufacture and
Finish up work Of the Best quality m style
net 10 Be surpassed in any Factory, or by
handmade work. either as regards Accuracy,
Finish, or Durability.
FORD, CALoHAN 4 Co
GALPIP0LIs. OHIO.
Feb. l, 1866
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Bacon. Bacon!.

Bacon! BacOn!!
A Constant supply Of
IA Plain Hams,
Csavassed Hams,
Clear Sides,
Bacon Shouldscs,
Kept for sale at loves. rates, by
o.S A. HEEKING.
June 81, 1866.
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cAlllPolls ono,
Wy NEW STOCK OF
BOOTS, SHOES AND
LEATHER,

Is the largest ever brought to
GALLIPOLIS,
ARd having been purchased during the lat
ter part Of March, when goods were at their
LOWEST FIGURES,
I am prepared to accommodate
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
on far more favorable terms than can be sf-
fo-ded by establishments addicted TO chronic
hard blowing, and are not confined strictly TO
the truth
Ny stock was purchased at exceedingly
Low RATES,
and defy any Shoe Establishment in South
ern Ohio 10 sell on So reasonable terms.
FOR GENTLEMEN's WEAR
/ have every variety Of
BOOTS AND SHOES
that the msrket can produce. - all goods
are WARRANTED a. represented.E
FOR THE LADIES
| have purchased the fnest and nest fash.
ionable assortment of
sHOEs, SLIPPERS. CATERS, BUSRINs.
BALMORALS, DC, DC,
ever seen in this market, and no lady can fail
to he pleased with the selections.
CHILDREN'S SHOES
in endless variety. which beggars all de-
seription.
Having secured the services Of one of the
most competent workmen in Ohio to conduct
the MANVFAcTuRISo DEPARTMENT, which. to-
gcther with nv facilities for turning out first
elass CusroN Work. enables me TO affosd
work Cheaper and Better than any house in
Southern Ohio.
JOHN DAGES.
April l2. '66-tf.
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For Sale.

nN the Ohillicothe road, within one mile
~ of GalliPolis, a seven acre lot. for terms
enquire Of GEO. HOUSE.
Aug. %, 1se6.-3m.
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sOlda at wholesale by JOHN D. PARK,
Cincinnati.
At Retail by J. 4 p A. sANNS, BAILEY
4 HAYWARD, BAILEY 4 MAGUE1', Gal
lipolis.
August %. Iss6.-Iy.
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Alto NAL
Insurance & Investment Co.,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
OFFICE, NO, S. OPERA BUILDING.
Capital Stock. &l5O,0O0 90
Assets, 203.34s 90
Insures Property against Loss by THEFT,
DEATH, FIRE AND LIGHTNING.
DIRECTORS.
VIZ. A. HASLET, Columbus, o.
GEo D.CRGsE, Columbus. o.
". Q NJ. BAKER, Xenia, o.
JARED PARRIsu. West Chester, o.
WV. A. DuSBAR, Columbus, o.
H. NJ. Jennings, Dayton, o.
WIN. A. HANLEY, President.
WIN. A. DUNBAR. Vice President.
GEO. D. CRANE, Secretary.
H.M. JENNINGS, Gen. Agent
n. P. FENNER, Agent,
August 2. ie66.-7m. Gallipclis, o.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-09-13

4 SPLENDID stock Of fancy Candies.
~ MORRISON q DALE.
Aug. 9, le6e.--d
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For Sale.

INN Sheep, for particulars call at Dia
lUUU rnond Mills
Aug. 80. lsee.-4v.
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TNHE highest market price paid for Egg,
l. Butter, Lard, Bacon, Rags. &e
MORRISON & DALE.
Aug. 9, Is66.-tf.
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CASH SYSTEM.

C- weinvite the citizens OF Gallipolis and
vicinity to give us call before purchasing
elsewhere.
wASSOS r KENNEDY.
JulyIa, Is66.-6m.
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PIANOS
AND
NJ MEL0DE0NS S

WILL hereafter be sold cheaper than in
w any eastern city. will hereafter de-
vote all nv attention TO the
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-15
rHR uxuon n,sxaLxKp.

We had foar yesFs Of terrible War 10
maintain the insegTisy Of the Union, and
No thougnt that ne lad succeeded. Gen-
erals Grant and Shsvman said 90, Lin.
coin snd Johssos said 50, the soldier,
ss they same home with bronsed faces
and battered baassrs, said 80, foreign
powers say 90. and even The S0uthern
people say - With united voice. Wbs
says vsherwiss7 lack as shs proceedings
Of The House yesterday: The resolution
Of Tbad. Stevens declares 10 eject thai
the rebellion vas success, that tbs se-
eedeI States are out of the Union, and
shall be kept out during the pleasure OF
that body.
This is TIE Esst formal and 0fBeisi re-
eoxnitiou Of divided Unisu that We
have had. II cones from tbs rnan who
we're 20 slsmoroas for the UufoH during
the war, bat were fsase 20 Il before, as
shsy have new proved themselves 10 be
after Fissea Dem.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-15

TAR Co.'s Dows.- fl,e radicals bars
fallsn aud aos q vsstigs 10 lefs sf then
hOrribIs ideas. The Chicago Josrnal
ssys that even Samnsr 10 backing down
from the pesisisa thai The Southern States
we're only sssritories. Ths Democratic
docssine, the Soathsrn States are ia The
Union, bad 10 be accepted 1t last. II
they are In las Uaioa, shall they not b
represented in the halls Of Congress 2
Gentlemen, yoa mass sauna 70 the Dem
oeratic policy il shis sounsry shall be re.
stored 70 peace and psosperisys and sh,
sooser Jon do 50 the better Tor yoa and
the eountry. As much a. you msy re-
gres 20 do 90, yoa must eUnfess your po-
litioaI errors. IL Summer Haa wrong &
large majority Of the Republican Coagress
we're ia the same Ex. for they supported
every measure be supported. and attempt.
I'd to pass the Black Bureau ever the Pres.
idsnt'S veto.
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Presidents Lettss.

The following letter of President Jehn-
sen TO Gow. SAarkey appears Ia the vola-
ninaas TepoFt to Congress covering the
process of reorganization in sha SoutbeFa
States, dated Executive AAnsios, Aag.
Is, 1868:
| am grMtiaed 10 see you have 0Fgasig-
ed . convention Without difhcalsy sad
hope without delay toe eonxsation will
amesd the constitution aboiishing slavery
and denying future legislatures the pcw-
e. 70 legislsts property Ia sssa. lfsyou
could axtend the elective franchise - siI
persons Of color who can read the eoas4i-
tuition and write their Own nauaes, and to
all persons Of color who own real estate
valued at not lsss Ghan $3.50 ard pay tax
e thereon, you would completely disarm
tbs adversary and Get an exanpls other
Ssates wiil failow. TAis goa can do With
psEfecs safety and Jon viii shus place the
Southern States, in rsaersaoe 10 free per-
sons Of color, upon the same basis wah
free Stairs. | hope and trust Jour con-
Eantinn will do tbis, and a. conse-
saencs radicals who are wild upon negra
franchise, will be completely foiied in
their attempts to keep the Southern Stalls
! from resnming their reiati pms to the Un-
lon by not accepting their Senators and
Representatives.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
President II. s. A.
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sasAsss 6lk u - z Z. z
h q 80 80, ks9 $500 thIs -
10 = - frsasf kos -, n wisb-
d yaur pexss 81 $50 slss M esst /;
soa ,ssy - V IissS = q yss III ~
Il. Fss - - As~ ! aaa he sasses
ID, ssAss .sli Jssr part, for there the hoa.
~ iIss.s n y, n Jon viii has empIoy
,sse ida hears = stsdy -rsdiag asd
~risssg. shs day u nos IN dissant whsn
ysa nsy sssst ph4rs IN - slssrs
ssAasiag Jsst ~ % ysssssif, u ssAsss
hare Aeaems srsas ~ shady, BY applica-
lion 10 books, % san !, and ! viii do IL.
Whsk yea hsss fhns decided, yau viii
have won bali the sass, and can econ
sssrssks ~ ether half Yea nay oosu.
py assas - ysar Lsgislaturs ysur Coo.
grsss o. yosr Sssate Il yea silI only
make he effort. Yonng mes faii saiy
sssaass sf iaspplicssion, asglees and In !:
aoissss. Esssgy, indssssy and sppliea-
siem 10 ssady, alwsys and ) rswsrd, and
every yoang msn In coaasil BloKs Or
elsewhere, sheuld rememher these things.
Who wers shsss msn that No isek UP TO 2
wsss sess not ones young and ign ,rsss.
svsa more % thar msny Of yca, young
msn. who are noE wasting your time IN
ldleness.
As one tims they wsrs boys ~ you are,
and bad % litds 70 look Or hope for, bss
through sloss spplisasian and dessrnis-
cd spiris, shey rose 70 positisas that yOa
cen reach In The same way.
70 night nov whiIs Yoa are reading
the, make vow ans keep shs. vows sA-
cred, that 81 will maze sa effort to be-
eoms maa--I viii jet loom ap among
those who are Gov the lights of my Ooun
tFy.n u yea will 30 detekmine, aad
stand armly upon right pripoiples-es-
chewing all false ideas yoang man, yoar
success vill b. established beyond per.
adventure. Nothing san pssvoBt yous
rise, ard greatness will "a certainly fol-
Low as the sun will shine on dear sun-
@er's day. Begin year Iabors immsdi+
aiely for delays are dangerous. Every
hour pat ia nov 10 50 much time gained.
the eioads ausy arss aewu at.ieu aaa estates,
Esalta may sses as~-esi vasdsm must -
sought %
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RRAsKLax Axn mrs aaa

Il IL nov more than geasaFy since
Benjamin Franklin, Postmaster Gsusgai
81 the Ameslean Ooloaiea, By appointment
ef The 0rawn, Get out 10 bis old gig 20
make an Official inspection Of the pEieei-
pal routes. IL is about ninety years since
be held the same olses under the Autheri-
sy Of Congress, and When small folio
(ssiIl preserved In the Daparsment at
Hashingtou,) contsisiag bal TIRES qasrss
1T paper, lasted a. his account book for
ESQ ysarss IL Postmaster General nov
were to undertake to pass over all the
established routes, is woald taxa sax
years of fneassant railroad travel ss the
rats Of one haadrsd and tweaty. i've miles
daily while 10 be were to undertake she
job 10 40 sold gig" be woald require .
Afssime for lie psrforman0s. Instead OF
small folio, with its three qairsa OF pa-
per, the post olies accounts consume ey.
cry two years thrss thoussnd Of the laTg-
est lsdgsrs, keeping upwards OF one bum
dred clerks constantly employed in record
ing transactions with more than thirty
thousand contractors and ether psEsOas.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-15

Thad. Stevens and Sumnerl ciaiUa
to Be improbable, whsn they are right the
reverse Of tbis for yileE sianers yRsver
disgsaesd sbs world. They woa!a swsar
before man, an | 10 ahe pFsseaSs Of God,
to support the Constitution 81 the init.
ID States, whsa shey inssadsd 10 violass
il. They would violate all law and DE-
ssroy all justios to establish error. They
would rob their Own race Of liberty 10
hsssow II upon igaoraal. degraded ss.
groes, oil fsf political purposes. They
would assassiuase the Presidents Tor do
ing right II sheY had he courage 10 DO
gas
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-15

Az Ezra SoEDlykRY CASE.- Capt, C.
D. Coleman, formerly sssistant Provost
MarshNl for drafted men in ST. Losis,
aud whs, is nsw serving 3 term in tbs
penisesiary. having been found guilty by
q military eommassaon Of ApproprIatiag
some $50, 900 belonging TO Substitutes,
10 alleged, will soon De pasdensd by the
President. Il IL stated that The judge
Advocate 0sneFal has reviewed tbs pro
seedings Of Ihs court. and DISCOVERED
that the fndisg and sentepes wsrs Hoi
ealy anjuss, bus that ths action Of The
osars was illegal. Is il alao stated thai
Coleman's aecouais hare hsea foaaa cor.
Fecs. This 10 very strange statemeai,
and IL true. places tia witnsssea aad
msmhess of the eoart IN ca unpleasant
nosikion.
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Extraordinary Prediction Of Near.
IL Twenty Years Ago.

Ia an old Kinderhenk Almanac Of lS4s
is The following prediction about the
United States:
sswhsn the country is ruled b. tailor haiJ.
A aeSg1F shall liSh Sitb lblHbls Of sVidi
And The walcT shall furnish, iastsaa o'the laud,
fhFes HatiEvns 81 mes siIh their AEst ia ev1s-
nasnt =
Ma. EDTToR The above as FROM said
Almanac OF lE47 appears In the Cleve-
Land OIL TfRass, OF February, 1870, a
cnpy Of whish ID before me. It's siDgu-
larity Is certainly striking, to say tbs
least. Bat would the last two lines CT
the stauza in question bear the coustrue-
lion, a. isF commerce 10 crowd the Vastly
main with unprecedented eRrgoes aud al.
nervousness sf craft and crews at an i'm
miasas da,s S--sF do shey beds var, with
plenty Of psiEatseriHg, AID battles By
sea 2 4Three millions Of men With their
frss ia osmmand'' 10 be % the f'w2rkRs''
1'tisstead 81 she iamd,S ~ sha latter has
chiefly proved the case from 1854 70 the
middle OF 1862 u wac by messsi
chance nesieed the s'pssdistios, p still
It's strg geRess ssens to provoke alten-
tion. HESaY @. PKKzY.
NArcHEx, Mics, Jan 1860.
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No ExcusE.-The Radical oisetrs Of
esr city are Dow pledged to execute shs
Laws Of tbs land TO push foFwsrd saress
and other Improvements; to cleansing
cur city and doing their duties generally
and ne will see bow we'll sbey will do it.
They will have no excuse for neglect, for
they hare everything in their ewn hands.
II thess ofdssra neglect things IS they
bAVe heretofess d,ne. ws hope they will
DO astended 30. Les every sahcsai daty
be psrformsd Immediately and strictly
as Stalking behind any coverings. You
will rsmembsv THAI yea are sxorn sfscsrs
aad yea have ssern datiss 70 perferm,
aad the eitisens bavsa right to deaswl
Of you fell psrfssmaaes Of those aa-
tea.
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TIE Nxw srarxc BossgY.-Ths New
] orb correspondent Of Phii&deiphia pa.
per speaking Of TIA alatesE freak oi
fashion, y lbs asw spring bonnet. stylsd
he saGipsy,. which is already creating 4
ssnsasisn among tbs fair ssx, says .--s.ii
ID like asys thing has she bannet Of shs
alden time, whose praporsisas were a
smpie that the eye bad 70 wandsr through
p foBg vista, vailed By flowers, laees
aad satin 10 catch q glimpse OF tie fair
featsres modestiy frafAsd and Sheltered
~ tAs end Of ". OF bate ysars, howsv.
q, beansts hsxs hssaas ebsoists. 81
asps IN mama, shssa being scarcely aay-
thing LETT bat sTpwn- The shars al tbs
ssaypsys 70 NJ msaf that oh soup plate
- sny thing ] can think Of, sxceps thai
thu rim 10 . iigsls hsal IN on snsh side.~-
Il sss close to the had, about one bird
Of which II eosess, and 30 renders Ia
side srimning inpssshle 10 AR grsss az
tent, and On The outside there Isiissle Or
nasnensation. What nsxs mcntxosisy
will fashion insagurass S1 4a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-15

LARsR pgoFrrs --IB his speech 10 this
city oa ths 10Th all, Mr. Trsvslliok said
the saaaistica at Washington shos That
the manufacturers oil Mar England, af.
ter paying all the expenses attending the
manufaesura Of their fabrics, made a
clear net profit Of gE.y,thrss eests On
epsYy dollag And jet these nen are
askiag Congress for protection, and there
are fund, hess la Ebs Hest, msa whs
favor their application. The farmer on
mechanic 10 the West may consider him-
self lucky, II, during the iass ysar, hia
pross Averaged him ten per oans. How
long viii they submit 70 legislation which
produces such results, Frspors Bal
legis.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-15
How ths soldisrs sse Il.

The DaabaFy (oeps.l Tsms, hereto
fore nsstsal, edited By two returned sol.
diers, has ran Up the DemsSrasie State
aakss and asawed lts purpose 20 do whal
lie can for its success--- being fairly con
vinsed, 1t says, thai apoa this "deTen
sas release from negro agitation, spiaal
taxation, ADD political iasoieranee. b.
That 10 seusibIe; and illustrates what NJ
hare often said before, thss shs soldiers
are not 30 much aiaicted wish ssnsgrs %
The braias A. SEINE rho don't know thu
negro quise % ssll.-~H. II. UaioH Dsa-
eeFats