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Cleveland Market.


lFLOUR-Sales city madeXX spring at s11 $50
IL; do Xxx red at $l39l3 so: do Xxx white at S4 SOC
Is. Country brands irregular. a."
iWHEAT-Sales 6 cars No. Milwaukee spring on
private terms car MOI red winter at 90 55. ~
lC0RN-Quiet but firm at 80 q $50 for No mixed.
OA1 S-Sales car No ] at 43c, closing With an
upward tendency.
RYE-Nol hrm at 90o. ....- yL-- ...r..--. =
yBARLEY-Firm. No. State 81 oS9l 10; No. l
Canada 81 1901 30. -.
d. P0RK--Sales No city packed mess at $s3 Clear
held at S35. ..# ...EE aH
LARD-Sales city rendered at zoe; 1000 lbs coun-
try at lS9l9c. -"'N-..
BEEETFSaes S Ne ri city packed d. mess Is at Ssq;
22c. 3 900 lbs Dried Beef. upeaOvassed, at 25c.
BUrTER-Sales pine Western Reserve at 32c:
good do at 3Oc; Central CSC. .- .r-'-.
CHEESE-Good to choice at 1O9l7c.
EGGS-Sales at 23924e. o. .... ..r..-
GREEN APPLES-Sales at S292 so per barrel.
DRlED APPLES-Saies at lOSllc and pay for
packages. ..,-- . --...... .-.'
LAKE FISH No whitefsh 81 so. a..-.,t
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the garrisons of Leghorn, AcOun and IA
rento, comprising together fourteen battal-
ions.
Bad weather at sea rendered communi-
cation with Palermo very difficult, but it
was said five thousand troops had been
landed, and that the insurgents retired be-
fore them,
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Railroad Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5.--About noon to-
day an accident happened to the New York
and Washington through train while, pass
ing through West Philadelphia. The en-
gine jumped the track and was turned over
upon its side. Two baggage cars were also
overturned. No passengers were hurt
Vernon Lewis, fireman on the engine,
was killed. The engineer was severely in
iured t .4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-06

ALBANY, Oct. 5.-Last evening two
young ladies, Miss Hattie Hewitt and Miss
Theresa Hatch, were struck by the Steam
boat Express train going east, at the
street crossing in Amsterdam. They were
standing on the track at the time waiting
for freight train passing west. i'
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FROM CLEVE ELAND.
OiIRefinerY Rurned.

CLEVELAND, o., Oct, 5.-Hassey & Me-
Brides Oil Refinery, and seven hundred
barrels of oil, were burned in this city this
morning. Three men were badly scalded,
and they will probably die. ID g
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
new York money marI,et-Oet.

New Work Money BIarket-Oct.5 s. p0
MONEY-Steady and unchanged at 4@5 percent.
for call loans. y 70 Il t..--i. . - .-f..
G0LD-Active aud frmer; opening at l4sX, do
cliqing to l4sK, advancing TO l4sH. and closing at
GOVERNMENT STOUKs-kDxc better. ps04
.FRElGHTS-To Liverpool quiet and without de-
cided change. ...,..... l.t.-'' Iif
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Nevada Nominations.

lSAN Francisco, Oct. 4.-The Union State
Convention in Nevada have nominated II;
G.. Blosdell for Governor, and ID. r. Ashley
for Congress. The Democratic Convention
have nominated Jno. d. Winters for Gov-
ernor, and II. K. Mitchell for Congress.
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FROM W ASHINGTON.
Claim for Cotton Seized by Govern
ment-Secretarv hScCuIIOch will not
Remove Competent Clerks. no.

Claim for Cotton Seized by Govern
ment-SecretarV hScCulIOch will not
RemOye Competent Clerks. h.'
New YORK, Oct. 5.--The Herald's WASH
ington special says: G. B. lawson of Sa-
yannah, Georgia, is here, urging his claim
to large amount of cotton seized by the
Government. His object appears to be to
secure Executive or Department action in
his favor, thus keeping it out of the Com
mission of Claims, before which tribunal
the first step in the proceedings would re-
quire an oath that he had never participate
ed in the late rebellion. .r s..t liadr
The Herald's Washington special says:
The Secretary of the Treasury has decided
not to remove any competent clerk on po-
litical grounds, he also has announced that
his clerks may have five days leave of alb
sence to go home and vote.
1t Is generally understood that Gen. Os.
borne will not get the Chicago Postmaster
ship. ''.4o =
Gen. Dockery declines the nomination
for Governor OF North Carolina and ad-
Vises the withdrawal of all candidates for
Congress who cannot take the prescribed
oath, ln .,-.... .....,.-, t.lI. f,fd1
F.rW. Seward Appointed Secretary of
" state Ad Interim. ln 81 JH
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-Assistant Secreta-
ty Of State +. w. Seward, has beer, APP
pointed Secretary of State dd interim, ow-
Ing to the sickness of his father, who, with
pu1failing to recover fully from his pre-
Eious attack, devoted himself too closely
hnd for too many hours day to his official
duties. The appointment OF his son, thus
relieving him from business cares, will at
lord him better opportunity to recover
H.. 4
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'HAGAN,s niAGNoLIA ltiiN RALM.- y H.

HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA ,BALM,, ,,r r
This sthemost delightful e1traOrdinaryart 1
ever discovered. 1t changes the sunrburnt face and
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nparting the marble purity of youth, and the dis-
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It removes tan reckIes, pimples and
roushnesS from the skin, eAving the complexion 2
tesh, transparent and smooth. 1t contains no ma ~
tersl injprQus TO the skim PRtrvniEed by Actross-
sand OPdraSipsers. II is VhAtevery lady should
haye-i Sold everywhere. Retail price. sOots. es,o
Prepared by W. H. EsHkaAN, Troy. N. " .9sibrna.
Address all orders to tna p aoiian
5..3 'se3ia ,DEMAS BARNES d CO., New York. ~,
LOo1o-uGWN ..-nLl-A.n lnl.rn
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ASTHMA CURED

Mr.. VIM. May, Of 245 Spring street. New York.
writes, January d 1855 Ihave been afflicted with
Asthma for upwards Of ten years, receiving no BEN
eft from medical men, vas advised Pysp friend
Ito try one Of AllcOck's Porous Plasters. l said
had tried several kinds of Plastsrs withogt-any
benefit. and supposed they were all alike. Ny
friend gave meore Of AllcOcks. and nraedS me to
use it. did SO. and have now worn them steadily
nine months ard hbd myself better than Ihaye
been for many years. Agency. Brandreth House,
New Ybrlss Sold BY Druggists.sc e,lt.''isH -
eep2o-d&Wlm e,sI, mi
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Iemnornrin Nnminntions in. .NaYndn

SAN Francisco, Oct. 5,--A dispatch from
Carson, Nevada, last night, says the fusion
Democratic and johnson Conventions have
nominated Winters for Governor, and
Mitchell for Congressman. .,,,.,' =. ''"
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0pflt|9rap5l(,
FROM DAYTON.

The TIutIeF Reception n Stu upendOus
~ Fizzle.
, Especial 70 the Ohio Statesman.lV q,
O.. DAYTON, ONO, Oct. 5, 1896.
The Butler reception is an entire failure I;
no spirit;no numbers; no enth usiasm -
The Radicals made desperate efforts for
grand affair, but it has utterly fOiled. 9
q ". yN>Sk-,f DAYTON.
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F.rW. Seward Appointed Secretary OF
7 ~ rF0 StAte Ad Interim Ii ~ u
FROM OTTAWA,
The Fenian Scare in Canada Subsid-
! GIied ing-Rho OamirRnde Oase.lt 10 q

New York, Oct 5.-The Herald's Otta-
wa, Canada, special says: The Fenian scare
In Canada is snbsidlng and the camps are
being broken up. These periodical trights
have not arrested the cause of confedera-
tion with the mass of the people, and, on
the contrary, many begin to comprehend
that annexation would be the surer relief.
Mr. Potter, the Consul General of, the
United States for the British Provinces, has
resigned, and Gen. W. w. Averill has taken
his place., -,=.. ! -rr+.--. ,-,.~-n-,,
The Canirande extradition case still oc-
eupies public attention, the Governor Gem
eral, Lord Monck, being severely blamed
for his participation in the affair.
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.ALLUOCK,s POROUS PLAsTERs.
CAYuaA. HINIs 5 COUNTY, N,

7 CAYUGA, HINIs COUNTY, MISS
I. ,ALLcocK Il Co.-Gentlemen: Please, send,
me another six dozen Of your Porous Plasters. =
They are in great demand here for WhoOping Cough.
They act likea charm. Ieould have sold two dOz-
en- this week if had had them. Send as soon
rs possible, and Oblige, Yours respectfully,
, II q JOHN l. WILLIAMS, L, NJ, y
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LoUIsvILLE, Oct. A fire at Florence,
Ales on the Both uIt.. destroyed dwellings
and stores. Loss, $4,000.
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,LENT's EQUEscURRTcULUM.
SPALDING & ROGERS GREAT

Thus IN accordarce with the progress Of the sge an
m nagtmeu fstter themselves that they are enabled
unparalleled ard uneq 1alod in point Of merit, varet
oughbred HofSes. Ponies anA Nules, together with
triGns, Vnulurs, Gymnasts md Acrobats; Witness I
Performers formlhs tue GREAT COhGRESS OF A
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FROM NEW YORK. Q

Meeting of tho Board OF Foreign. Mis-.
I siOns-Gen. Dix Going 10 France
-Suit,Against the National Elk press
COmDanV ~ ,f.i y
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the wants Of the amusement loving people, tie
% place before the public an exhibition absolutely
and attraction, comprisingNa large stud Of thor
he largest and most talented Company Of Equcs-
. following list, comprising only portion Of tho
lTISTS: N"I'.'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-23

with sAsm u their polislaal n neseansnks,
6aallI 10 sseure by The bailot wAas shsy
faIisd to achieve bg arms"
L TAa issalsnss display u In this arraign.
nsus q the Dsmocratia party il only
asaalled by sks fsasshSsas sonssinsd In
tha stAksaent ok Ehs snaiogity eomaitsaa.
lAsy assert thai shs soath hss not aeaui'
ssesa u she sssasss d ahs wsss aShai
Do sbsy kusw ssoN the ssssnsmsat u
the ssath r They Waited - usash cf
tas eaath ~ may 20 ases In . fiaN from
Cairs - hsnpAiss Thsy asssss lAss 90
ssssios 10 stiA raaapasss and assss ths
ssnslsaTn fssstis Pollard . prevs saais
ssals'n sas. xss spnnsssss fesN sAAa
Z siissd sspfsssass ~ sszse no nass sAsn
- ssssszsss asas ms aessh baa
"assass ne aoes or does nos represent
a0asnsfa asntinsns, wa should ps glad
% knoT "has Poiiard's soathsra History
0s 'as WaF nas 70 40 VILE shs nenpnis
faSss sssa . soanscaon, II "a sxssss 10
ons mat soaid oSiy De seen By q partisan
committee m search pf siectiousefrig
matter. In spcn searches 4 \ ppt ane
ssnzasa tat pFstss taass Eaaeh may %
asaAed sfsssiTs 20 snas ~histias simpiy
srutntai'
1hs srutn Ia tnat sYsFY southern news
paper, and syery southern man af any
proninenoa 10 shsir usfsranea brand The
eoneiasfonf OF tns committee 10 pure
partisan hsa. Tue great majority OF Iae
southern psopie have aequaeaced u toe
decision Of the war. Thsy not OnlJ DO
not dissoarags noFshern nsn ana nofsA'
ara capital from locating In the south,
nas tAsy offer every induoenent g seeaHe
their pEsssaas.
II - little singular that any aan
possessed OF ordinary asass should en-
dsayar 10 palm such trash npon the pub
lic as fasss. They missalculats the
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-23
4 BLACK REPUBLICAN CAMPAfSN
D0CU MEME

As vas stated La shs Times, the re-
port of the Congressional COMMITTEES on
the Memphis riots has been made pab.
lie. There were majority and : mi
norisy report. II 10 the former repor:
whieh has been made public, sad NOT the
latter. The reason of thss is THAI tbs
former makes an eifeCtiss campaign doc
@Rsns tha lasser nes being available
in that direction, issuPpressed.
Upon the appoinsmsns Of . Cenmit-
tee VI Investigation, she Times slsarly
feTshadswea the spirit ef tbs repoEs.--
That II wsald be q partisan docantat ID
sEsEy ssnse sl ths woEd, ws knew as vel
then a ws kaaw IL now with the rsporl
before the Pablo. The majority oi the
committee, like ons Of staaa0n's soart-
martials, was organised TO convict. Il
was 80 slsosisnssFing essanistss, ap.
pointed at the expense of The country to
prepare black republican dscunsuts for
the fall elections.
In proof Of these facts, ws need noth.
ing more than tie report Of The commit
tee itsslf. After rseiting every little de.
tail Of 9 riot which was conEasd TO tsw
rufhanly, drunksn whites and q mob OF
psesuming negroes, The committee ap.
psnds soma general conclusions, ,"amons
which 10 tie following
"The hopes based upea this Law shai
sas ooisred people might and projections
under u are likely 10 prove dslaaivsi foI
EAegs thsrs il no pahlis opinion 10 sus.
sain laws bat, on tbs other hand, thai
public opinfan is so over whslmningiy
against H. shsrs ia no probability Of IN
bsfag exseasaa. Iadesd, yUur eomnis-
lee belisys shs seaaimsna Of she Seath
which shey observed b hes q ssDsimsnl
Of full acqaieseenee n tbs results Of sh'
wars but that lhsrs il anoag sAsns Ing
sriDg hope shas ahsis fasoriss assssins ci
Isscsssioa may yss b. siadisassa. II b
| The same idea thai JED. Davis expressed
When be was seeking sagssy In aighs,
ssssslsE gszaaxksa 10 him thai shs ssass
was loss. Dsvis replies, ssis appears 20
bus sss principls for which ws aoassas
il bound 10 reasssrs isaslf, EAoagh II mai
Be II aasshsE tims, and n sasskss fsrm
ErollAsdss seasAsrs hissagy of shs " Ar,
vei. =. pags s82.I They bsiisvs II shl
| priaespls Aad ssessias IL ssssssien sh'
ssps = ssss. Thasahi sasy Aass sssz
bssksn by sxus, tksy asssss ssa usiHaaaa
shss sAs prinsipls u NE sans, and Aop'
Ifer iss yindssAfian hereafter In som'
sss. Rseossixlag shs. Isienasasp Z
shsm pf what wss sailed sAs HdsmseEal
I 10 party, y ID TIE north aartng tAs ~ar
ard saknowlsdgIsg shs Aid and scmfsr
sksy derived from stsss sympashT en-
frsm skslr eGaxss - snb1srass - Eos'
lmnn>nS 4 - ueasss1lss skstns -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-23

NUMBER I3.

@as rnse pew face an that which Il
sts IauspsiDn was tsessom The warup-
Iou kiag Charles thF Flrsais ise fnpepsion
wss tftAsoa. IL ceased 10 be treason
losg ssfsfs the Esglisk cemnon usAlah
was ssaablishsa Oar waf for ihdepeu-
eass, shsn Che fsss baoeiI was shed ae
Ia,ezssgtsa, was held ID EAysaasi 10 b
treassss- IL ccasesl "a be sheua hs 20 Fong
befors eas Republic see rses,gnirsd % !
lnatssa. Hiss~y il Fsla II cxsnvlss
IsAswiag the diseiaot6es bttwssn yiolsncs
saa 'ssung proceeding fran sns heart Of
= ssszznaaisy, and sAs. wishsas sash
s&srass shssgh sspsiagssg from shs Ina
Psass ~ q malsasass and shs hisssry cf
Iassssa1ess pFssss, slss, sAaa shss mage. J.
lar alshssas b. wAash grsas wars espvsst
crimes into pardonabas essUcss, asd
so2ssinss iaso blsssiags, 10 veil aaasr-
ssood By the ooamss misd Of sverv 9th
ss peDpls as veil ss BY oar swn.
hat Prosiasnas will bring good ont
OF tbs eissl wss Of oar anbappy ooniiot,
| aoss sincerely hope, baa ikis desouay
Wished Tor eonsamtaasioa oa saa never bs
accomplished II shs passssss beueyoleat
aasa wAs soagAs 10 pssssHa shs ssYss-
sssa Of the Uussa ssd ssers shs was, aad
sssa-khsss #hS passea shssaga III and
whose saly guilt was in asssnsssr shair
hsmss and faxsiliss fsoa its asAamisiss
sad nov seek 70 fessoss ass uaion ana
perfect sonssrd, srs to b. desxasa aupar-
aonable offsaasrs. s4
] an, wisA gFsss respect.
! 7Is Year ossass sarvans,
A. BLAIR.
Mantgo@eFy Co., Ma aug. 8, 1865,
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unasrelethss sYsry day. Nor - ~
hare such soft carpets, nor zach eesAly
dishes, nor such tas horses, nor meh .
ans house AZ Air: Bond has. We istsn
to the robin, .thsy 10 The canary d.---
Thsy ride sas With their ehildf6o ws
walk cat 10 shs grave shsrs oars Lsap.
We drink wstsr- they drink wiass
Aad Msggy, ysaE h&ads ere - nth
toll, bat year hsaEt 10 warmer 80 essf-
sz, taaa thiak, Arss Bonds 49, y !
for you never firs ysar skirsa In - zasss
Of thsss who are ssill pooEss shss sre,
and stick up yoar nose in disdaia = pes'
arsy a. MEss Bend aoss. @
] diaa't snliss % kss In - 'ofass whsn
the var vas ever. Twssld Asvs apns
me no good if bad. fol Of spafss whss
I was away | loas the ROD Of public at.
fairs, and ras not d. vhsa / came sack
and ! had no money 70 win my sleetioa II
| had bean Hs.
And soT must work. Yeq and nuss
work. We must sell our early garden
produce, our fresh battsr, early chickens,
fresh eggs, etc., ets., for tAsse saxss
must Be raid. The tax gathsret does
NOS stop at Mr.. Bonds. He owns moth
ing bat United States Bonds. They are
green bills with red agurea On shem-
like the green helds With ahs blood
lost from my arm spastered and spilled
thsrsoa. He has q hundred thousand
doilaRa worth Of these bonds.
He boughs them wish ths mon.
ey be nada cut Of the var. And there
are no taxss TO be paid on shsm. You
and |, Maggy, with our littls earnings
aud raiEings, wish our old horse ani
wagon, By working early and late, BY
selling the best and using The poorest,
pay all the taxes. We pay the interest
on the town bonds, and We muat pay tbs
principal when the tins comes.
We must build the roads.
We must build the iails.
We must bniid the bridges. s
We must erect school houses.
We must pay the town officers.
Mr. Bond, the Bond Holder pays moth
ing. The GoEsrnmens pEstsets him, but
it can't protecs shs pooE, one-aEDsd far
mer, who fought TO savs the Union.
Il can't protses she poor men Of the
land, ss it did ia DsmoCEatis days.
TIE Bond Holder sakss his ease. He
pays 40 taxes, for Congress says be Dssd
mt. So be goes to the bank aad swaps
Of bis coupons for gresnbaeks, and the
government pays the bank back for what
it paid cat, aad pays it for the trouble.
It's better to be bond Holder than 8
soldier. lE's better to be q dog than q
poor man that 10 poor white man
The poor black folks are fed, and ii is
you and /, hagU, who feed shom-nOt
the Bond Holder.
As ii the poor white men Of America
were moi of more consequence than the
niggers who wsEs freed that ths white
men might be slaves. How IWish that
the good old Democratic times would
come agaiu.-La Crosse Dam.
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THg TRUE ORIGIN or FHg cuxvEA.
TH0M FLDT.
Prom the y. 0. pisaYuns.

From ths y. o. Pisayans
There is not an hoassE or intslligent
citizen at ali acquainted Nth character,
and antsesdsass Of the main iastigstort
Of the revolutionary and inosBdiary plOI
which produced the terrible scenes Oi
yesterday, who does not know tast the
real and oOatrolliag motive Of these rssk.
less and uuprineipled msn, was 10 regalE
Ofdeea and palroaags which shsy had lost
siaOs the Close Of the var, and b. means
Of which shey had raised themselves
from poverty asd obscurity TO cdnpara-
tive wealth ahd partisan notorissy.
Il should not be imagined Tor . mo.
ment thai they wers Of ths heness fanaa-
ics, sfncere believers 10 any Of tbs doc.
trines or ideas advocated By them that
they had ayar before manifested any
synpathy or concern Fosiths fFssdnsn.-
Tbe few ia our city who hass SONS
claims to consistency and sincerity in
sueh ideas and feelings, bad no part Ia
this scheme. Ths Leading actors vert
snen whe before the var we're ia utter
insigniicanes, and would neYer haYs
emerged thsrsfrom ia any psseeabls re-
spessable commanEty. Many al them
we're Fenegadss from the Confederate
cause.
During the sxcitemsnt of he wAS
thsy naaagsd 10 gss shs most laaratisg
lolhses Of the state and city, and ths con.
veusion Of 1864 was 3 pr9iiae source Of
proEs to them, The Shssifalisy Of New
Orleans, she Stats Auditor, shs Clerk oi
shs Second Distrios 0ours, tone Of shs
most lucrative oisces In the ssaDsl Pub
lilo Printer, Register Of Votes sses, had
al hsen appropriated By the parties wht
having been aisplased fron shsse OEssss
| on tho return OF peaee-displacad b
THAR Own fsieads-immediately became
Vsry mash dissatisfied with the progrsss
Of affairs, and ever siass Kept ap "a In
ssssaas agssasisa absss enc vioieaes oi
sbs rsbels au5 the wTongs ef shs poor as-
gss.h Ths sfessncs snd wreass whios
really ssouaisd shsm we're shsfr sxelus.
lon from olkos, Aad their rsfaTnso thsiI
lnormAl STATE 81 narissd obscariss.
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Ia lar fs1sd can msassaa0s nhaBme-
sieipsssa - sks gsrst besus spesy =
Laramie hSfs fsrx1tad fksix pssstsun
deepprasf v Washiaeton. ~ -
saserupalsxss niaa1 sskeaip Soase-
ias la 1lssal ssnysaniae 80 = = -
foos ef ths neaassiA. viii shs sfptasss
lof wkistys powder I'd 1sssssdlss4
sssres. When .As frsaiasss opsss sksss
swsss sssased papss stipaassaeas 10 .sy
wsll asa --if psaas has been maas~-wA3
all she tEaias, Nhish Maxs Asiowsa = pen
sssa she pasias wssaeak isspsssias lass
ysafs while sas wsswAa IN full hlass, ssxs
since the dsslarasiea sf psass, ssssirsa
10 Do urgshlssd aaa essirrsa . Ksus-
nsy2 Why are tie sssslsxs sssssa 10
Isavssaslz.Aaass and lake ssEsss IN sAs
east and ~ Ehs farts Tor pssssssssa '
Wbr 10 Ii kaAs shs Iadisas sssl@ Do sAsss
huDsingalss ymxs#iah he ksw aaa ar
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wersa Of xassfuanssz ssppai~s s~az as6
above what tbsy wsrs snsssasd ps 7 Wksa
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shs pipa Ia saa haad and aka ssnak&sk
IN the sshss, shy did .ysa sss aowm 81
your knees and take the pipe msIssss 90
isass Why did yoas aim 10 be better
friend to the fodian than 70 ysar soan-
sry Why dad yea sRdaavsr TO drive NE
old traders On Aaa aask 8 aoaepoiy sf
the Iadian srsaae On yoaz oss sseoans7
shsss sss sxif posassd gss<sssaz wszEsag
ffsv uplssetioA, I1hs4 dseasss g1lsisls
win nd II hard ID s6asinssa shs Ezsea-
ave, me sesrssssy % Was, saa ne ses-
rstasg Il ske IsssrisssaaA ahaisfsssasss
rsassniag sssssg fsen Aoasss jnagnsast.
Ths rotten fallaey Of thaiF negssiasssas
is already developing itssif aadss ass
aeas 5gnonlnioss aiseaaataAaess ks 30
prsdiessd I've aoashs ssss tho wss has
been reaewsd with ssmisigaksd fsrys
Maynadfer and Taylor hare sasssedsa By
their inimisal disssablanes Id sasslng
ths wishdya~ai u sws-shirss a shs
srsspa shIsa #sse stsaisssa "a shs passas
and In the uaaustsiss Hslf st.sax ass-
pls may IAN under shs saAIping kniss be-
fors sufficient force can bs sumsaspsd
again 10 this country 10 prsssot The &sis
zaas and preserve pabIie property. WAs
should be faads to suffer for this state Of
ssssngss SOAK the sErsas gssasaAss--
Tsyios ass Asyaaaisf-4shsy sas eivs
yos shsgasfsy rssyeasss II assE sssss
tAsy can In looks They asad ass asaa-
der IN shs sads. q jass ssurs % saqalss
wlll sson sAsalsBgs saeir gsa3 sessuss.--
ksasasy Herald. p. .ss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-23
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fran las pen o. Df' uataf1s
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watch Hens u tas s1sn of = sns as soiasss'
aud isDdsf sisions ningis visa shs tsss-
hied drsams Of trench and Efia. Wssss
sas palm tree wGvss iss gfacsfM PlHnsss
and birds OF jswsisd Iasses nsaA aaA
aiokag from ana ous sas gorgeous aowsrss
a. ,sa .;s. ss.r;a1 .ran v.a.n@v. =
IaF- away hom mems 4iss spsn aug laa as sn0s
borns By The wings Of fancy ovsx TOE b.
tersening seas and Lands, he bas swsss
asay 10 hons, and hs4rs ths sash 6 ssss
above bis fathers Geld, and 50 he fsss.
barred boy brother, with Light foot ssd
ehfldhosPs gles, chasing zoe busssray By
ais assiss stream.
" And In bis hsss hours, ADnass Ala ssa
siaisss honss hons With Fatha's ssess
the saafry say, Will % me stsh 81 sysfs
Casistian man. Hs leoks axoHAa hfp-
shs world 10 fall Of saHssiag y . ais-
tsesssd By it aorrosss aad vszsd ss ias
sins. Hs lsoas Willie him-M AAas
mach 70 iss osu eorfnrfaos so ffIsvsfsF.
In sha Language of I hssFs fspslisS. grsss.
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