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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-04-26

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peoplts ~ Fuiss& a1efs hess snssn > n
assora Mo Eese steqHsass AnA ka&E< Ma
were shymsserxs And prsEfdsufs Nho wsTs
humorous; there bass peea ruaxrs sna
1 law makers whe x9S gfeaA anu - lse
saase ki<Aa slssotsas, - ssnssn % 81 ssas. o1
| lagic eaapRszs. kas u ls'Rs last IeAt
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cal aerk IL xuvaFamsas ard aa@asasasA-
1 tias.ssaT care geapfaily msda she nass
1 "a slansholy failures. Tbsy fsaad y
much easier Thing 10 shIds 10 We placid
rsatus ~ shonkhr Ehsn sos5asssf W. aases
\ shsp&utA wAss5ons, sasd szmnaasisg saaEex.
4 asa. and rasiaal vagriss sAai gsas,I and
d stEusQis. aaa cissh IN I5S sogl es y grsa'
iaasion. and ssrecialIy daring great %.
Il l5,cal and sscisl anbvarafs.
i II lii rg.snss, In toask after tbs expalsssz
&c Tsassks. Fasalsepee,a Ssayssans asssa 81
4 alaFs and psess AL senlim ntslists va
estalIished--men sho could turn th'
y rom 1esS sentences, ap8n tie gayeas fss'
cies and ssrsksss Eaa biggest lsFss~ wisi
Ian aesina~ sk their head. Bas a ak 90
= lsoysrnsassts that Francs has bad DEG
4 ring the Iass centGry, il proved the weak
i al and Sonk eaaestIv re w0rss aand %
= noyssfs sas ssoss saassln Il frs5szdissarsfss
!. bic, hands b. grim sslaisss xhs bad nei
Itheg elocasiop nor poetry 10, their aoais-
lthrou.h whom Il quickly passed Into to
: IN rEre II WIS he sans ID the tfes4asl
! rev oiusspaa Of aac same peripd. In Der
!, lin al wsil ~ ash@ ezRisals, thry VIE
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-04-26

AxALoAxArIoS IN Bosrox. The local
OF the Bosson Pest. in describing The
dance balls Of that city, paints viYid piS-
lures Of ytcs. Here 10 his aucouDs u
enc he entered. There we're naay ssh-l
ars that ware like u, bsE ne salsss sAis
one - spscimep i. n, s' !. ~. -. q
Passing into The asuce bah We fcaHa
unite d cotapany present, 81, ipping the
llxlls fankAslsc l0e'' TO the musa slf q ps7
sao-fogts with visiin aeeosnPaiiasnksr -s
Thfa bali .is about 90 fees deeps AMI "
fitted an with consiJeraSfs taste. Ths
waiis ARE hang With Esssuvee, fsai aa !
fancy, and 70 giys a.patsiosie caste =
The whSlss This nausea OF all stiss
Presidents. and The nanas Of the pFiaei-
pal battles 10 wbIeh Massashasesss col
cred regiments bare svsa; ARE psiatsd
| 10 gold and relieve the sameness OF ths
dingy walls. But the scsssskere presen
! ted BY those participating tdahe 'ssocisl
/ dance" is not only novel, ID digusting.
Youag, good losk4ag Ehi.sg ifss. and me-
| zr0es bl ark 80 Iaxnp- ~, hstagle and
1 cosamiugte in the dance, <mbsaoe one
/ another with seeming hieyaess and
spirit The tail asAlafie cisnen q
the genuias Afsissss, = ~ ia asAs'
eassssis sEsss ehIsls the an 70
nam In ths nesy A&ne apd rs
lAai 10 pram ua11s for |sisfs, haa
IL sha 6sr aud sssk<1 ssf 40 49, d
spruce beer RID are peasnts 81:
lsasna u sssoi IL ~ - % prs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-04-26
STATE ITEMS.

AF 1nvSx t4s
+ saaseasansl ~ W ga sssea9 aosas ssa -
nes eears house, and y promises 20 osA
vegg Gns .haildIas. aas Journal saya
that tbs wesk 90 the doasa viii probaetg
be completed 10 . week or ten days. whrsi
it will be ready fss siaaang. The esf-
eumference VI ttIe dome Al 10 btsa -
abeas ctr, enc fsss,. and The height rsen-
sy-eighs feets Upsa the top Of aha dosas
there 10 TO De placed \ statue Of the Hod 1
dess OF Liberty, twelve feet higa making
cos total bsight OF abe structure Of abe
8 aiiding forty fset. 49, 49,
Al man whose name has aos bean as
eerfaiued was killed ans dsy lass week %
she casing in OF q veil in Mariss Towu-
snip, Lion souasy. Toe vile q sss 90
kossaaato man was 80 aasesed hy me APT
palllng ssiamisy, THAI sas was sslssd wsss
ccnsalsious and died.
Tha Iiardin seatinsl says ihas ihs ssss
Isisa asay ihs sppsr half sf about teslt
fsas Of sas slill dan a. IssA FaliA Tails
nd =. u. sss = e i e. = .ssa..ss
patfsalzs tae mlA. Toe eonpaey ~tsis
as asoA VA the bigA water sahsidsss Pa
sha dam in repair. -
"A little Dor In DavenpssEs bad hls eye
~ ssss. ~ IN s.'s s's .ss :. FL
tha house shos against shs esissnSs ins
iasssw seooaaaaag struck nlaa 10 sae sSs
patsafg y eafs !. II 81.
AFrsngsmen. as. afs maA r. h. ~ - y,
- 49, e - - - -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-04-26

Many people are disposed TO lock Ia the
wrong qautsr Ios the eaasa % she din
ealriss shaG saalminaksd 10 shs Great ks-
be.lfons Theywiil cell req wtth all tAs
soisnpisy Of pfephes ss.as e wsa "aias
ssy.' n sa4 slaEsry aIaaes shas dous IT,
uere Is easagraph ersaa . isstus to Heh.
Cans. srnSss ss8s seems TO ibaieass thai
the Sritsr holds q d rent views:
.rf,Iaxs said jour pasty las alsays
sssa sqateatIeaa, saA5 Es,s9al' ana FF.sl,
ions. Asas 80 IN Oh Ensland, sad
has alwASa cenilnued % Do 90 in asw
Eagland. ] respectfully reIer Jon @ the
folfawiug ssaefs Of thls assertion :-Tlt 10
weA AaoMa shat yaay parry ogiginnisd
sad grsw az in apRaailien ~ She GoYers-
mani of Great BIitains Thai oppositloa
vas kepg up with, inSeserais nertinscasy
aasll yoa saeseedea 10 iassIgstiug . sivil
var, ovSsihFoxing The Qoyesnment, ana
placing upon the lhsene ape pf yonr aswn
pxNsshess. Dnriag ygag eosonial skate,
| yaas KsgS .iacssaessly engaged in ffusla
aad d ars wisE ahs Ipdjens, whils Penn
syTs snis lived aad sradsd wish then ie
psscc add unity, bot drep Of Qaaksa
blood having erar hssn sAsl BIZ ~ laaiaEi
| Lbs phstiaeae, wsanslipg dispasision %
Mass aalfasetls has agwaya been a ncset
Ifeasase. Ia hgS 'hissofte and Rhlie nadel
/ lbe British Ggympmelt. abe Sava IEmor.
I froatIo than Ans osl.rg colony % The con
gincns. Massachusetts, was The very frs
/ asata IL ynh j nraEnxk The arfs Of Ton
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-04-26

SvATE OF Iowa,
AngrAxr GxSxgAL's oTYTcs,
CLIkYon, April l6, IS66.

AByrTAxT hK&AKAbsS UFFfCEt 2
CIxTos, April l6s ISos.
clKcrLAR No. 9.
Trepublish sha following Cirealass Of
1865, 90 ana infsrmsd that foEsiga claim
Agents are scnding Hosiees TO ssadlsrs In
this State that they can now collect for
them additional bounliss, and obsain
land warrants, and requesting dischasg-
80, and powers Of attorney etc. 70 be
forwarded. They eanao: do either, -
Congress has passed no Iaw for sAase
parposss. j again advise soaaisFa nos 70
part With thsis discharges. u Congress
passes Law equaiising tbs bounsics. OF
donating sss Iaads, | win issue = noflct
10 that eject for the heneEs Of eli con
esrued.
SrArs or ESwA,
Ap!cTAxT GExgKAL's UFsIcKs
cLIxToS, Dec. 2, 1865. J
CircaIay No. 5.
Ia rtsponss I'd letters Of inquiry from
soldiers ~ho we're paid eply 800 bounty
and Who have receiyed circulars from
claim axsnls, promising TO collect an
| extra bounty, desire 20 state, For the
information Of such seldisrs, thai shs
/ gossrumsna does not pay any extra houfs-
IL gr isaue land warrants Tor the sefFtce
| in tha late var.
| The design liz my spisien1 Of sons q
| thsse agents 10, by cesaiaing possession
Of these discharges, 70 hare . eontFd y
| The aolfsesion Of saeh claims charging
large fss- Whenever re- everl Congress
passes Law sqaalitiag the eoansssa q
There wifi b. utns enouxb 70 employ
agents when there ID d Law Tor the PsJ
meat Of sash extra 6oansiss. -, II i
AdiatanE General VI Iowa,
II I again rspubIlsh Circular No ! q
shia Dspastneas ~. .ia -
Aaiutans Generaps ushcs
! Clinton, Aug. Is 1865. }
! Circular No. ). -,
3 caution all discharged soldier
against DE sale 81 tAeir diseaargs "a
. understand .hss nsn ara ssgsesa 1
the Durehase az hess disehAyses- Thei
1 fobises Ii either FRAUD 81 spscuiasiof.
. Let shs ssldisra beware. u thess dig
charge pspers are worth monsys tbsy =
: Iwofsh more than any spesaiAtos o. thsa
iwill rivs soldier. III hosr&ies h isnd
Ior In any other says are g fo!lss Y
!. soldiers or their families ist tbs soId
! disrs hold tbs svidsnee that they ~
n q = - ~ -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-04-26

4 Cia1i1assa - : o. - - hssssi
rating Commistes rep1stsd that the late
snasaliA ssian- wish - Wass4sn Uaie4
Eonpa1y Ms nanaEsd ~ the hseas 20
Gus eE esrsain trustees aho Mers
:eensxnslars foK - eztann61ns1t sheH Y. -
llnes to ths Paslae. The eonnittee 50
~ uea5kact sss srigiasily fos - a
,ooa 10 sahannnnntaT In 1S - 90 -
ss L e. 1si56!
asw wires ~ilhbs sasesuhsi m sshe poiss
a.a sa'xe' Sili il 2ss.ss II
1 The Capacities bslisys this .Rsaisc
eonsrack fkaAats isuk and The ahals fbfSg
might be riTpsd mp by Obligations hat
ssi bad ss rspsss asa b. sJssii5d il Tat.
huadsss nas iHpsesaaxo IAs Camnisssss
Iahegsfprs. yssammena stockholdara 30
make lhs best cos al i bad case. w. y.
lsrossoeek, zoe Of the Investigating com.
IEmistse. stated lssas consnEi datanr issd been
llfayusssi BIZ several hsAsscs, 10 when N
/ had crest spa6deaee, liz shosid deeln
Ito xpsess suy decided opitioa about g.
ifursher than 30 did aos aompsahsnd wig
Eis waa dsna without ,c0pspisirg sas ssacx:
hoiders. is sas tha arst time, hs sald.
shshAs Ne BAD thus been csaehs and q
@cu.d seaihs sAak, - =
II Richard &mlth, editor vi shs Gaacia,
SnaktI .Gax Ike, saidsas soxbe ssasssneas o'
THE u. q. lCanpany losing 81 10 laa
ysar ysh - y Cd iSrscss pa wsss 70 saBai
II lass a,aa shrir expspssf. ftwra tsnpqs
I ssblsao led fsem ahss boeks Hhaf sh@ne
esstiyg expenses we're, and be eeaiesss
Ithey inslaiaa she. saasts pesihn account
lbut sses 10 shs sempsay had boss S6l |,
1000 Operating. II we're nothIsg stfieus
whils iasFs.iusisg issslf and gsssipg b
IhusisSnasl s.-..ss4ls ssfp 49, 50 O.
Ga,. L. Davfs, iassiisustse Of .hs o
s.pCsaspaay, expaaissa in srseaFl - %
!. Pacific soassaet shas sas ssdaestisn va
!. / effected ihroagh shs in2nsoee Of the PES
prssiaenf, wha Insisted shas the ai6areas
) befwsen tie two saEas, L. O., $6sSa0, 90
$ and &j .010 900 should be taken OF ID
stock eff ste soapany proper and psa'oe1
:. npos the stock Of the psciae branch
Iir. Davis was satisHei khe thing eoul
Snut b. .scsaedied. aieesiag Asljaaaasd
II sine die. g+t w.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-04-26

NEBRASKA DkaocRsTIc STArs TEcTvr.
The Esmoeraey Of Nshrasks, 10 shsis
ssssss ccavsnsisB, placed % nonInaiion
sshs Esslswisg ssckst
Yer aovsrsos-.J. sseriiag Msston-
Yer SEQ. Of STATIC Cbas. ". stargis.
for Rsp. IN Congress Jshn 3. Aso0ks'
Tox ssase Aadisaf ~ 10. Hssnsssss
apcs state TssasaFer-- o. Jssa asesif'ca
faf CHR Jasssee- Wm. 4. Listfs.
tsr Associate Jassises~s- n. Thanaa
ana n. n. D. ksnnsay.
TT Fhs oxsAa Hevafd, fFsm swhioA ~
r.shsr ths ADORE I1fornasion. says sssh'
80 ..ticn vas one Of shs Iargssl aa<
:. 4, I. - hsrmaaieas assanhlages ii sA,
fysnoessey that svss nat ia Nsbsaska
- IL sssisn mssss oar hearty ssssar'
- - - xuessbalsomss i 6sss
~ l T-.-s-----as4 > -s-a-.-4 -------8s
- re rs~ara of sloo 600 for ID
- ef J<hE Dssis has bssn dislds'
- ~ IL Michigan caEalEy - -
-. ,.-.ts = s.sal prizes. sssls Rrissh
So. nto.ooe. captaius s2sas 80
- 800 - I5ss, sagsaat sI.js
s ~. 1919 ESQ, ssbss ssskeans
= - ls;. psiva1ss eies.
-. I "a ssys shs Frs H.'sse :
sI.1s, ai,pes - -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-04-26

4. Ii ia &A A&&&A
q A hAnasssas soune Fal was ssa up VISA
one night by noble yoasg specimen OF
the true Amrriean. With scissors Ia hrs
sess pSssse kAsapn asg gs9iy sha X,
and Toe ySang gals mother Bearing sath-
in pop, rose frJm her couch Gnd@r the
la IN .iRssh her eldest boY ga hold.
i IL ] VIA Mi 81 ID ] f6ds Sser ~ tse
west room. But~ on opening sha door,
she diskivered le vas huggia AMI kissin
which' awakrne,i her FROM her peacetui
rebose. 'sMy d4ateF, my dsater," ibis
foad paFiuk did cry, '.oh that ! Shoald
live 70 see this doinsin nv own house -
81 know meshef," lhIs sweet village nail
en- did unto her a.oi hsr quick reply 'tbat
II il impropsrs hsat IL - - s1fssi saoih
iag."
A bsneyole ni LAZY went TO visit fam
Eass ~ 4 saaaA, bsalsaask aasfkiaS
She fuuad tusin bali cad, cold and net
4, inorseI Of lad in ahs house, sNhat
DO yssus laassss sasadsf'l cha askssa vi the
tnofter n bssfassify. 'Rhe womaH sho't
moment, hek faae Frightened, aud abe
answered, 'ENhy | aiwass did want .
hesdsAf sss khsysrs 80 asnsUsDin'!o
A slsrigy husband fnrew co f'sa blame
ii sbs .sasssasas a,ss- ais sAiisiFsn in eaaapa.
n; IN r. L ~ u ssia il y
was tba psomps response, s'is's al 4 havi
10 givs then.o
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-04-26

svhsp Had .Esat Did i Tennessee
Gss Out Of the uaion :
IL 49,. ia 81 III IiaAlsslstsI
Senate, ed As. siayu4fa ~ tbe Hoass u
Representatives, reraained in their aeats
n lorsi Repraseas-sssA iroH she State
or 7 sasessss, after shsloraiaaans of se-
s r., n. N; Z !. le.le IA! .sss,
/ Congress, sf coarse, regarded the seecs.
|sksa ossiaaass - ,nsll .pqd yala. H.
IAessEsye, sesasiba did ses isss 9ssRes~
ses sat Il the uaiss, shes and bow did
/ sha get autS
! TAla question, PUT By the New lark
4 Tiss1s, % easily gnsW cred. Tennessee
t weaH Gas OF tha Union when tbs Radical
Il leafsfs aans 10 Tia doneiasisn thak the
inssg4 .ts swsssx s@Ey ssaswsi she sho'l
| be agasi Defea cut. These leaders have.
/ Of assarse, a.sAitted, aud ara noa stopped
fsem. ssHsisk 49, seEiessi9a d, HeE GER !
ioSas. shs q u, Bccsase EAaY nase tseefeed
Ias sas Ard II aba il out, then il follows
IithAt . donsaank party IN Anarlcan poll
iaioa Nag tascisls, whas ass ,san4 .Ass not
Z nstnhssrs pf tbs Union. Such party may
lsdisfraashsss, an q prise for an Indea-
asss wssspa efaAeas nesisAeal1EAghsss ayss
ISaafs 81 aEatrfas 81 aay Stase, to suit I
i Epasss sxIgensp a~a asSo#ke bell - ne
. AaseeanSah for the act. This fs th'
!, Elateae phrase Of American Republican
s'kisu Y ss thh Radical ieaacrs choose "a
sEshow IL up 10 as.--'Si. 10 gis Republican
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-04-26
4 heneyol fht lazy went 70 Flait ram
ID - ~ - adj, haalsSask aaaIxfa&
1 4.

waa tba psomps response, ssis's al 1 bars
10 givs thesn.o
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-24

INCIDENTS IN THE EARLY SETTLE
MFNT OF BETHEL LYMPUS

In January, 1874 my father and grand
with their families, novel from Massachu-
sets to Vermont-my grandfather to the
Log Cabin, he built in this town the year be-
fore and my father TO Bethel Lympus, where
he and nv mother Hannah Burr, daueh liter
of Deacon Timothy Burr, cousin Of Aaron
Burr, endured the toll and hardships Of an
early settlement.
The wolves in that region at that time con-
tended for their claim, and we're much dis
turbed in having their forest premises invaded
by the first settlers. Then there was another
ACE called bruins, which occupied the same
periphery of territory in common with the
wolves, and were quite as tenacious of their
rights and being allied with the former,
both declared war against the invaders OF
their soil, The wolves we're very speedy in
toraging expeditions, but the bears better
skilled in tactics.
Mr.. Hugh Green of Bethel Lympus. in the
year 1871, while in the woods looking in
search Of his cows, espied bear. and was
fearful OF being annoyed, and in the faith that
A" He who does not ash, but away
Wnliye TO light another day"
would gladly have made a safe retreat, had it
been in his power so to do. But Bruin on a
near approach indicated in the language of
conduct that his forest premises were invaded
and that the intruder should not escape with
impunity. He made violent attack ,nan,Jus
pefibusque, and Mr.Green, after several fruit
less attempts to icate himself from the
enemy, fell to hugging his unexpected rival
with all the energy which horror could excite
After remaining in this situation several min
u,es, the bear began to be some what exhaust
ed by the squabble and the superior strength
Of his opponent. As Mr.. Green was a man
of uncommon athletic powers, he procured a
large knife from his pocket, with which be
soon put an end TO this tad and unusual con-
test. II was now after sunset and Mr.. Green
started for home. When he arrived at bis
Log Cabin, his wife Was much astonished at
the shocking change in his physiognomy.--
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-24

PRUssIAN WlT.-There is more Of truth
than extravaganza in the follow ng ironical
description Of the armament, &C., Of the pet
ty German States, which is translated from a
Prussian paper:
Wdldeck-Two loaves Of army bread have
just been baked.
Buekeburg-Corporal Fitzbog has been APP
pointed % lieutenant.
Streldz-Fifty yards Of blue cloth have been
bought to finnish the army with a new uni
form.
Hamburg-There is ar Advertisement for
sealed proposals for contract to furnish three
cavalry horses.
B,emen-A new cover has been put on the
ammunition wagon of the contingent
Coburg- Gotha-A tent has been put up on
the northeastern frontier.
Atenburg-A sack of sand has arrived, to
be used in certifying the castle.
HidbWghaasen-A grindstone has Just
been purchased,
Lubeck-lhe Radical Gazette has received
orders not to publish the strength Of the
army.
Weimar-A Hussar has been thoroughly
equipped.
Nassau--There is prospect for a loan OF
thirty-iyo forms, (fiteen dollars.")
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-24

GRAND TADLEAU The pewter-bead con-
venion concluded with brilliant display at
Washington. at the White House, where
the committee glorIfed Andy Johnson. and
Andy gorfsd the committee and the con-
venlion. But we shall no. print this stuff,
for we can exhaust the milk of the cocoa.nut
with much less trouble. The delegation
from New Hampshire was supeI-seryiceable,
ran to Washington ahead Of the committee,
got access 10 the President. and presented to
him the following resolution:
Resoivsd, BY the united delegation from
the State OF New Hampshire TO the National
Union Convention now IN session in this city.
that the present crisis demands the earnest
Efforts OF both the administration and tue
people, to rescue he country from the perils
now impending over il.
Therefore. we frankly declare to the Presi-
dentot tn United States that if the couserva-
tive party cannot be sustained by the whole
power and patronage Of the administration,
IL will be a useless effort to attempt to sus-
tain its policy in the coming contest with the
real enemies of the Union and we feel conf.
dent that with the earnest corporation of the
Executive Departments of the Government,
we Can return three conservative members of
Congress at the next election.
After explaining that the Democrats didn't
want all the offices in N. H., but would gem
erously allow a share to such Republicans as
will sell themselves out to the President, the
New Hampshire chaps got this reply:
" Mr.. Johnson replied that we have now
policy and principles recognized and laid
down by the most intelligent able and pa
triotic body of men that has been convened
since the days of the Declaration of Independ-
ence a recognition Of this policy and priaci-
pies oould be required of those toho reeeive office
and patronage from The Government
1t was a duty the administration owed
itself that strength and power should be Civ
en- to those who maintain the principles de-
clared by that great body Of national men
who met this week at Philadelphia"
So Andy, like Tyler and Fillmore, has at
last turned tail to the men who elected him,
and deliberately resolved upon corrupt use
Of all his patronage. Like them, be will reap
only defeat and disgrace.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-24

A MAN KILLED BY BURNING TO DEATH
WITH NITRIC ACID IAN Atlanta, Ga, d .
patch Of the llth. says that on the night pre-
vious negro was found murdered by un-
known persons. IL seems that he was first
knucked down and tied to stakes driven in
the ground and then nitric scil was poured
on his face and breast, his mouth also being
filed with the frey stuff. The A-sh from
all parts of his body, where the acld came in
contact, was eaten asay leaving the bones
bare. His death had evidently been slow
and lingering, and the keep of the left
leg had been dislocated apparently from des-
perate WRITINGS TO free himself The mill
tary hsve undertaken TO ferret out the perpe-
trators OF the crime. The body was placed
Temporarily IN vault.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-24

SIGNIFICANT PREDIoTIoN.-The Lou
isville Journai--whose wishes certainly run
counter to its predictions-says
THE shouts for jeff. Davis, Lee, etc,
which have been heard at many gathering
in Kentucky during the late canvass, which
were heard at the Court House in Louisville,
on Friday night last, and again boisterously A.,
for Lee ami Johnston at Fest Hall on Satur-
day night, and on the streets of Louisville,
after the Duvall triumph on Monday. follow
ing the riot at Memphis and the late riot 10
New Orleans. will in all human probability
lead to q train If events that will establish
negro suff age throughout the Dhols Southern
States within two years and half or three
years at the farthest."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-24

The MEMPHIs DleNITARIEs AT FIRE.
mans supper given few evenings since A.
Memphis, Tenn, the Mayor and Aldermen
INDUCED little too freely in exhiaratinS po-
tations, and the former charged the Alder
men, as body, with being susceptible TO
bribery, wbereupon one of the latter. to vim
dictate The honor of his friends, pitched into
the Mayor and pummeled him till the latter
was convinced that the Aldermen we're all
respecla lie and honorable men. These two
modest city dignitaries were arrested next
morning and fined
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-24

GRS. sHERIDAs's DIsPAroHEs AGAIN.
A Washington dispatch to the Philadelphia
Telegraph says;
:" am informed, on undoubted authority,
that Gen. Sheridan forwarded his resignation
to the President Immediately on receipt OF
the order to obey .he Attorney General Of
Louisiana. II was received on Friday, and
was discussed at the Cabinet. and there it
was decided to refuse its acceptance 1t is
said that the General will persist unless the
objectionable order is rescinded and his dis
patches published ungarb lsd."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-08-24

LIPE COMPARED To a CLocK.-Our veins
are seventy gear CLOCKS. The angel Of life
winds them up once for ali, then closes the
case and gives The key into the hand OF The
angel Of resurrection. Tic tao tic lac 20
the wheels Of thought; our will cannot stop
the m madness only make them 20 faster /;
death alone can break into the case and seiz-
ing The ever swinging pendulum which we
call the heart, silence at least the cinking of
the terrible escapement we have carried so
long beneath our aching fuieh,ais Ii we
could only get at hem, as we lie on our pill
lows and count the dead beats Of thought.
and image after image, jaiug through the
over tired organ VIII NOBODY block those
wheels, uncouple their pInion, cut the string
which holds their weights Whot passion
comes over us sometimes for silence and rest,
that this dreadful mechanism, unwindlng the
endless tapestry Of time. embroidered wi h
spectral figures Of life and death, would have
but one bhef holiday.