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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-03-14

RuIsosp axs.-Amonslhs p painra
/ abroad uea In ovv city Iass wesk. wsd
Jobs + BLAIR, ,lehn D yast, ", ". Va
Der, t G, r. Kirby aad George DougEas. :
Whenever ' ca see sBsse gsntleasea a. op o
VOC esu rcs& sssisEed that buaius&zs ri,
blow, for Trey ncvfr come aroub8 col
. atteAd - bssjRess.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-03-14

Ths Hstaous cssrss u csaersss.
Tbs hasissss men 81 shs ssssEy ass
gstsisg vsasy 81 the dog tho mssges
policy osonngrsss, and are nskisg tAsa-
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|sf the sensinsssss4 se(Ag eas Ill
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~ cheek f6fA 4a6oit1 fho1sa1 dssi1ks
j. hsaus 20 any bs6ssoIsas isssisssioa,
L 49, a.issskId 0nd sks pesb
s s.s: s'. .ss. l s..,. =.
asn Ass k6nijnonssahiA sAnsAnA stRt
Alsfersuass - kks to11ssy ~ afsA m
acjRAk@aRyAEa eeNRQaaN 1ttAsf0
ksak9 kS2hasesaaow sadeF consideFatlon
As tia more sxsvsusdon1Es shaia haaIly
d. aaspssd. And II 10 paiafai 10 feel
shas tSess sppfsb rsssHs sts so AlsokssA-
q unfousdsd. here IA . positive has,
ard. khAs. seainss 10 esSsx jasgsmsSs u
he body. Congress wjh Dc ss6seislely
freed 10 prefer j bffi uf impaachmeas,
anlsss TIA wiss ssssimaaa af sh&ssasnGry
/ ih oppssisasa 90 shss stsp - ssnsfSsfsd
md broughs TO bear upoa its sspresrais'
slssa.s should atkls fbs&ne eosrsa u
sxsassasA shesa mih sbss sssses hisg Moez
laestraesivs #hasS assssnsfsnensM panis-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-03-14

L Scnovr< Oar city gill soon b~ssup
1sisd with ensagh scbeol hoa<sas aEa
kep Ii stioul 1 haze tho vsry bsss !
kaehsrs. To-day OR p@ale school
eagbtss b. as prtfssk as select oass' !
i 90 ne " sehooibo1ssa age TO be fst q
khls sarn NEE. "a s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-03-14

L 1oHs DsysT. b.. ,aat s4avs aDl
~, aAAfk FsasosssDs ID rhtss sEasss
hD.e rho call upoa siss 8 > sl1 !
ia agsfn fas Aesn. Tia barn Is nsal
kssavsy, on EssrAaT stresss BE hss
hs o@a3bsss hsggsgs wagos and Al
! annef sf arhislss for the aesb mmsaa
loo Of h@ pshsae- Cali asa ses .him.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-03-14

AanA ss ssx EsssToss 90 wpfh rgasvzsa
AstsslgEtsi and ksaasAmk alisske Qa,ssegeass
~ IN . oaasrsssanS ssaas s&sssaaassSshsasr4s
ssatssss'ss tav ssssoa.yvs O iasfsg, Ard ID
sia sf aa1hsssRaassa ssiatsass pywsz~ aass .
. ths ffyshonassFcpe, sussnasas - pssdasa o
pefssSs and hfs~aiks psctprs ef AIS fataFs has,
esss 49, 60 sxsyswaa wsa WaM - -
rsASs. eesapatisas leading traits Of character,
~. ssyhis lsao amasssassa. asassaksssaiaas wlz D
sost nsssess sa@ sssssas ~ ssstiaw as ~ sigtH,
Ass daspssittsa, eelpx ~ syss Esa ssaf, eag en-
&aosiag al1y sss aaa ssanpsss savelsps addressed
'te sosssss, yea wlil Feessvs he plrsgx byEssss%
ssail kasalA ss wssA ssssTsa Iafszn skasass s&s /.
Aaissss snsseszAasaess MADAME aERyRUps
o Asx ~. wsss aTfdy, ssw
-Tesx Tesas-ussyrisns
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-03-14

RADgsss kssw pos - skawasAz&-pri.
vale Aisss o'2sssys Gssssal Ha'pias Of
Nag v4osks owyisaag 80 biz ssEss arsn
Wsshsastsn osts, sayE r.s.s - - : - ~ b
Tha Senate, in its sagssssss-ss ssasss~
.sls AIR. Johnson's proisgrs, 10 nakipg a
Hsighty bad record fer ltssIg With regard
% "Oar Boys who Wore the Bias.n IL
tas rrjeeked SCORES of pohls and dsserv-
lag soldiers for 40 other reason than that
Easrir mamma hal been ssas 10 for various
PPplassa by shs Psssidens-as il, because
Ar. johnson may De wrong 10 some points
b SINS wsss ess4essev Il 40 Eau StR.
sARiou akEs bsxss md sslfy she 6rsx htsst
record Oh msu whe Ass1 ANxslans service
dariag the var. Take the case OF yoang
laalgt Pr Y esss. .,es 81
s,.nRientiaI and trusted staff of6ser oil
/ A~is Hsn. Ssagvwaek yes ewes sfe, stsee
| aeny In fur Gaflerfaf III IAs Ei2hih II u.
sAskasetss .D4sssi -, as ri sesais 81 alss
wfsas Sen, Pratt. Of BsoakEf she BAY
lie Fog4l At hiassiijaa wish o. wisaa.
ball solnewhere in bis ssseky aua wssss
record eaasfas De ssrpassesss 30 ttke&iss
with sitn. =ks4gau ss4id go On ~s4h neaFl
D, wsaceF W. arrsAssssa, Si sssususs ~, . sead
q. ties II th= army, wht have bsss kfekeq
Ids toe Sesess he tssifier uroa whict
Mr. Ja't nson strore 10 place 'stsefr fret :
! fs4l F,s-F,I 81 Ehe-4s re.t-essras - ~fssS
bring prepared by MF. handseambe, q
-Fthe H. public u The psfsos al aud aral
history If each oiicer heing given aisei
hi. cam p: aud when thia 81 all enms II
! he rubiisbsd and used nrHt'risaify As 4
leampai ~ docur rns, it certainly will d.
do rsy trse 1T ,ad Io the Il ideals a
vgpr~=sFsssa in tbs. 8 nate the reverse 81
idjary 10 sse ressa - ts--@ E<ssssua g. Ua
i'm.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-03-14

g. hr. BiosnsyxiFwsessnsE %
ssAolars 10 asssad.es II car Rshlis saAeolz
.. sos. ssvssk sessss 'seASdis are 10
sessssssa, - sta sgaa sA~samesr OF
Ivsrsoss asssaaing schools In eur city 10
nearly, % sssS No. =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-03-14

Losr.-0n Wednesday morning. March
s,h, on Milo nrest, near sestt'a gro
sry ssas 9, lsdy's- sFeAss pln. Tbs
k,der vii, be hssralsy = rewarded ts
savipg thssaaas Al thls osea.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-03-14

Ia;ssIIsis YttIs{,,lR
- Asaa ,.sxssxsnursa kua wxExLr
kk}SMsf sSsy NJ q besers seen
sss,ass VI lsssft ydslxstios 10 sasryts
ks4s4s )T4k 90 Bon asi-
t EInaA =. -.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-03-14
The American pfaho-Forte Trade.
fhEFahSbs sradsp Piesls*s ese
Sm Yp n TsA a. a. RSgeA soma d ia or

ghe ia gatsai2 pi this business. : Tie
INSET r rmarsaale tsatEse - that shoSt &.
tic cx emit Of Messts, Sleipway, I ssass,
Erss4nk operstisss-t EosaawsHiag bGssrl
b tss New York only aboat seusse~ss
ysars hgbg, scarcely pne,thlrt Of tlat'
time some Of their competitors bare
been ID business, they bavs far exceeded
ali Others 10 number, and still more in
The nm 1ual Of their sales, aud In this
piobably Row stand At Ete bead Of ali
liying piano manufacturers. The sstAb
lishm 4nG of their general Northeastern
axensa Messra. Smith l. Nixon, ia thi.
city, lie Gee OF the notable features Of
Cbicag e., ssnssasss hswys skles szs 20
kseTy part ss he N1rthmest are na les :
a prob Of The 'ssseEE-rsue 81 savir pianos
rs.asf o yezss sssa - = usas.,s n
7, '. .na T.'' T1as..s.. A. q these
~. s,ss fassss sis,F.r sS.ss aaa I'd
sscal. asmaaa gEew, sAaisAgs .hsws Esss
| as1 AmrEicsa IBEgnssrsr begssax toz FS8ss
laS,obasxs Lbs. OLD Weld shesry u gaass
lac aaiare. The valas OF the imprsses
1 asenss shss Effected 10 the masiag ss vss
asos has baga /. aaiaaisasA saas sAs ssssrts
gsmsFHllx.a Rx Asssiaovg str tbs sAcsa
Wmiasnt % asisal professors, oar swss y'as
Haas sgs asseslssIg ssapsaioFo 10 sosss oa
Europe. go -
/ ETas Anasxsd ssassmeRs 10 foauaedru
I TIE he orr FttnFns uuder ihe internal rty.
esua laws Of Sft en- widely known iasn.
| saassarurs Of NsW Yark, Bostea and
/ BeIssmsse. Exesa.iss Of BaltimuEe, for
nh,eh We have 20 return Oh pianos. II
] wIIlb seen that daFiug tbs rear 1906,
] there wars no less than 1856 pIanss
| made and sold by these kfsaen sgTAs VI
ssAree cisiss. TO s& Y afSs, J.
f1Sl,093 So, ous 81 Which sam vas paid
a manufacturers ssx af elT2,5l3 10. II
Is still more remarkable facs thsa tbs
!; n: ;;;;i;s's;Iiii,S!filji:t.itEl;|i::
r .,s scesiesa ssls ies..sss. /,
soTs sssa ID ss'l h Is ss ua.sss.sss Is.
ls. !. sollys s.sl Ths, y Ileslss, '.sAs -
s'o y gs.F,s' ss ssaa.s i n, ~. !,
l. x.asm - Sa4ssa9 ssiss Easd
i: IN. la. ~. .ss.s. ss..ss !
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-03-14

TAKAzER. r As lhaaier Is pows ~ ssr \
hss ~ aaAg sa,edt, aud Mr. 8&kiLAw u
.aii to be playing t,xaod houses. She
is lady Of talent, nn! ought TO meet
with success.
M.ssrs. Jlbusgn, Clarke, Shelby aud
otasrs II potser's'cbapsby5 anil EsHssf
here. Those wborrIn N Der Johnson and
Clarke, viii rerH4ras6e nat thez wer
smonx The best perform RS 10 he th1atsr.-
Yea tasa aissA . aek q al Il a 4 ass ssas 8,
beueds soon, Aul would b-"Peak for Lin
full house.
P.S.~Sace Lis abpYs wss A fspf
wsl snB slAss M. JkAaassS tAkka bs
benefit 90 Saturday evening, on wb'ea
occasion WIlI be produced, for the 6rss
thine in tbi. city, "Tha Dfggkafaa
Daaghser," and "Tbe Irish Lion. hotb
populaf rtsyf% SAASAg Surt6Sstftsgo
ing wcTacRs Dgk' AasswayS sses 1
swAf ssose jasa ss aSPe ahA al
sEfnce their sPpTeeintIq1 OF BIN az
gentleman and actor BY rousipg beEe.
Is o. SstBrasy egslaasxs r. - Il "A 81
1KM @ssvsssAs@sS@ - -%A4 = "
THE LIsHr or THG uoUsEaoLD.-Sm il-
hog faces are the bOusrhoId lights. Csr
vile exrrs: beg ss1p 4sss ts svlls
Sbea she sTszbsfessshsnG aFrbs@d p
Gao a 9ga5gPb aok iay wig from bis
sife II be ofsrs Der infsrior mst.fials
for -aaskiag sreaaf { u yes, sis, wsii
ptesss your wife gel o.. D, pyI.ssst s
Co.'S Bess QtFwioa So isSaas4s ara chs
silIsepso6sSs BataJ api biscuits .sss
/ sill please you-thAs viii pieaas heE,
and .svy ~ @sJisss N tee sssas
i hold-smiles all around. Us H. iassead
II or Sadas - $50 So
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-03-14

u EsyERsTEn sAas.aAsA sssessly dsas.
Ted several sssss sas'sa Tees Men,
Library Association OF coaaeii Bls6s.
II @ssssss ssaiI saiss m Esssss Ssszas'
pie lha LihraFy will be mads ss- ba Essy
vassasss sseoas TeuHg Men and sshsss.. J
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-03-14

Ax gAT,,,-II1ou wans the genuins
.is,,ss'v 90 - Aessss ,sssrWA
aesA "a kav Ssss , Aass. EFb hey
sszss sf the Essy &ssss IL 10 mar
asa are ssfains yhSAa II gsaspaa his
ga RsssasnSes sbis NJ yuss wsiss
hans. Thanks for &sss szs- "a ss7
:. - 80. LII "A 50
sxfsxxy. e I'd k4riealA hssf Efcfed
sslhowspg peiseng; Rtss.k Street,
kgor: r. p. TrfYaQr. Recoraer; A. j
Smp. NssabaI Ii Ps sFMsTsn !. T. sSaur
4 HI. Rickss -As$r ssas; D. h liz w1ss
Eerrn n & st var; . N. rshEips, Go
/ ward Jshu HatnupT, 30 5th ward.
Tue Dem ocrat. elected - bsds5s,
Norman of he u ward, and s. II as,
ld-p-ndeus for the 40 ward.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-03-14
Free TO Everyb0sIx.

,.x.ssa SEreailsar' "a, slrins intormstian -
iAs zsssesesg AtssssaA So We ssssasfs ss@i
ssSss. aKaga
Il teaches how ths hothsly asay hesem eeauiis
fab tas sesefss6 rssptftsd. ana saAs lssaaAsa.
ese4- tMza &c SlH 80 sssH ksk
sspsasss 1879 % geo .lstnsa sAsssa sail "a ssss
tssss 4Ads gss ana receive q eses asst sslass -
rssurn sasslss sAsaesss Bs1s Hsswsrst5 Is
Fsh. aansasassss ~ Tssyss kew Yea 5
saAAsaM& 81 - - = Us - p 80 !
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-03-14


] LaEur. Bsueesill kivsa ssssIsss ssss.
lag = Dss ~ LII ssts ~ NJ
(Thafai y ~ Ibe beasas Il sks i1SI
Ar1y q o. epsblis. 4 s<ssv@l -
tendance ~ ths cifizTns d rsqaesisd.
Rm s&~@N vs~~~ss sa@vTM /
DR.. VIZ. C. cx~Sss AAis 1ity, did
very sadasnly. at hls-sesidencs In ibis
pisss Osaasm ssaexraayx dksgsssss .
fassily aud m sny friesds 20 msrn bis IN.
sOoksshssr asasAs eDy sssaas was wsgh
-hiEn la hisffast bosass. 80 ..s' ss''ss
-AxazI-gM@ XIIB
Gs4sss. VI lsasa. ! Ia sas sssseesss
ef lhs C6issgo, Rock lsIana v Pzssas
Rspsssa AsssesIsss Il sbsvgre@ea fss
lhSs ssaa soas les ~ swrive miIes wsss
of Issssk safba asska asss sbsvsse In
rosa sssn1Ssss4 sbsssss9wss CssssG
DlaAs. sAsk ads ~ syfnras ,asains \
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-03-14

8
7. W, CaAxs, J s..sAaa, lasssasd 10
Hales' ,sssS gil egsslp
asia treatment and care Of all
nsr al. diseases. I'm ASSESSES. Those
baGssms swsssk h@yss wll o. 80
III aysa or. 9. i, eks5:'s iivsrT. :. :
klso has horss q edfstpes fnr ale
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-03-14

ptssbted and retained soidipss, wiapwE aAd sr-
phan Ii alaan aaidisrby ssas4hs Sakw,pisyei III
sks4h sexss generally, ia wEAt of EeBPeStsbie ard
4rsaIzbls employment, -TueugTiBg risk, GAG
suv ES'sss II ! aasisul4aslt Hu EYit
Dr. gsHS u DAGgALL,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-03-14

Fzy =psssssins bais upss bald .keaAs QEsm
wa2sx@axaaa sac lie knxy Asts fAtgsA Hntal ana
"a sat Il wfIfs ~ 81 49, 81 xs i'll
suas0saass faes - gF9ns zee fa essqs wsyf u d
n iasNs A. r. FsNsrsna 81 81 tiahers hsss
aSs ~seei xRs4 tf~Fs ~ huthFag hal Sill faEss
81 rzsssA Ehss sfswta or the hair ~ beard Z
TsseiF 4sseFueHs are false, a thoaAanas "a llg4h
sSss et friss 4efr pwn sxp+I tehsfl csn beat
xItness But maHy y ia s4ss hox arr &c AZ aiss
A4 axntsH 60 81 Ekaafhe froaI the spuTlq9AT III
Fss M y dsaesat ~ aih~-fsnsus 81 me dEBl
ersut Prpyarat AdvefiiseltoT the aaIg, aad
bsaId are entirely wqEthttFss ard ysa fisY hssf
sir~ady tasawA Mwas2 large aaisssHfs ID IAfs -
pussAsss 80 satA wt wbusa say. 1ff lhe Rsr
pasatoF C4epillgs Il wik eass yoa nothing aniess
| il tHaty euEsrs ~ 90 oHE representations II
dollar nds @s.pss II kasx1ssd asssks 81
| with yeccieSN The Mahsy whfsA viii be re-
I fasu ell 10 - application. providing snIlrs
sat- sfactigre f8 II gwen. Address,
| & CLARK & Co, CheEnlata.
No. I RayetAs ss.s Syracuse, y, Z
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-03-14
Fsb. /, is6S-Iylst change
III = I'll y Kz ,
IA now thy Destiny.


MApAMEK. y. TH0RSroE, ths great EHs.
ID a. Asssolagisa. fGairsoFaaE sat @syeaoansssf-
ada. whe has astsai Bsa shs sCssssiaa classes OF
I4as Old World, has nsW tocated hsgaslf Il nRts
sOh Y! E-k Js&aAa ma ERssaSoaa psss assss ks-a
wanderfui pawsIs OF second sight, ~ 70 enable
her - lapass ksJsfsdss or TIE q az esl Iapsss
sases ty.the alass % iasssaes = sasAsaszx. =
wkiIefa aststs OF trsase. st4 aeAaeates u 9
rrsy features o. the person you are 10 marry, and
t'ytths 49, of ~ asaExaa,sess ssw@5
kasswh - Fhe Psychomoirops. ruRrautees go pro-
iurs A,iIs-l,ss sesass ataAs satass sssssd %
wags pfthe sppiesat tsgstber wIih date 81 mat-
ii a 90 i,s lsSs Head asafma vi ~ s sstetsr,
&e TAis ID no hsSAea9S, - taodsaaAs Of sesta-
nasnlals can esssFt-s sac w4it ssua wAea assaEea
IL Ger tiAsl sasssaUaGs, 90 msssssm saasasFsss aA@l
he psesmss4sa - lfSs ~ Rurpstsy u = exRbs. H.
ns sun alI ioex oghafr, ami staEias place ofbsrth
age. atssss4tlsa saa se@sssKaaa sass saesasssa
aftss~wts aaa ssasaped keysi9ps saifssss4 .td
yssfsrlf gSa vim fsssisst I'D pscsa< - sesissS
inforpsA sspA 81 taFaasi 81 Al sosaus aiassishs
sssnzzsss eassga lsnaIsl3 Eaarsss IA Fsuaa4 ass
4 aBAxxs - Tao3syoE. y. o.. Aes, 80
n stAaps Y.srE a. 4 sskess Fse. sanaayx asasas
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-03-14

g. The snas a,aaSsiint's eooE iooks
frighteHed. Is looks just like Tom def
fea3ssa9 p hgsyshe lsss voae waszeosssA@
oaS in she 4sb ward.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-03-14

E@,asth rarhkr.' ssssqaafaae Basl
10 A'shsfop anssss prisss vsYs ,giysp
80 sen laaSss hsa 10 eeas IssSAS q Be-
jag de sssl NAKED iadisiaaash Il lis
ID .xa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-20

WE trust the Judiciary Committee
of the House will-act without delay
upon the resolution Of Mr.. Kelsey,
directing them to inquire whether the
States of Kentucky, Maryland and
Delaware have State governments re-
publican in form. These States need
reconstruction just as much as Vir-
ginia or South Carolina. Public sem
timent in Kentucky and Maryland
proves this beyond doubt Wash
ington Chr5micle.
There is growing sentiment among
the genuine Union men of Kentucky
in favor of embracing that State in
the operations of the Military Recon
struction act, and it is doubtless
in conformity to this feeling
that this subject has been referred to
the Judiciary Committee for investi-
cation and report. They claim that
although Kentucky may never have
technically withdrawn from the
Union, it did so, practically, as fully
as other Southern States, and that the
mass of the people are as rebel
lious as South Carolina or Missis-
sippi. and as badly need reconstruc-
+ion
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-20
Religious Notices.

The Walnut Street Presbyterian Church,
will be open as usual for divine service to =
morrow, at the usual hours. In the even
ing the Rev. Mr.. McCarer will deliver
discourse on some of " The Evils of the
Times, and their Remedy. " The public
generally, and particularly the young, are
invited to attend both in the morning and
evening. tas, E.....1f
st. Pauls Episcopal Church, corner First
and Chestnut Streets. Servicos for Sun
day, July Il, 18th after trinity, Sunday
School at 8 A. NJ; morning services at l0%
evening services 7M. Mission School, cor
ner of Ninth and Vine Streets, al 3 p. NJ.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-20
A Characteristic Note from Governor
BrOWnlOW.

The following is published in the
last issue of Gov. BRowNLow's pa
per, the Knoxville Wing:
To Whom ii may Concern:
The vindictiye rebels and their
apostate Union co-workers, are as
sorting from one end of the State to
the other that | am dying, or will die
telling the truth, but intending to
make the false impression that | am
now in the act of departing this life.
With those who are trumpeting this
news abroad, the wish is father to the
thought. Like my political enemies,
and my friends, and all other human
beings, am dying, and will certainly
die sooner or later. With us all, it is
only question of time. My health,
though Indifferent, through Gods
mercy, is now as good as it has been
at any time in the last twelve months.
/ eat three hearty meals each day--I
sleep well at highland sleep or
awake, / have good conscience, and
the pleasing prospect before me of
obtaining the largest majority in the
race for Governor that any man has
obtained in the State for the last
thirty years. w. q. BRowNLow.
July 10, 1867. Tnr
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-20
The Presidents Veto.

The vetoes of President JOHNSON
are so frequent that they attract little
public attention, and hardly cause a
ripple on the current of Congressional
legislation. He treated Congress to
two vetoes yesterday, the one on the
Supplementary Reconstruction Act,
and the second on the Appropriation
necessaryito carry that act into effect.
1t was facile and prompt process by
which they were both set aside, and
the Acts became laws, ANDREW
JOHNSON to the contrary notwith-
standing.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-20
In Search Of a Candidate.

The Democracy of Indiana are
somewhat exercised to find candi-
date who will consent to make the
race for Governor. 1t is thankiess
task, as certain defeat stares them in
the face. They are searching for some
+" first class man." but as yet they
have not found him. Our neighbor,
the Courier, thinks Tom HENDRICKS
is Just the ticket" and is out for
him in the strongest possible terms.
1t says :. his great popularity is needed
to carry Indiana at the next election. !"
We think something else besides
TOMS popularity will be needed, to-
wit: a multitude of votes. The
Courier says he is emphatically the
man to beat Gov. BAKER" But it
anticipates the same trouble with
THOMAS which has been the .experi-
ence as to all the others spoken Of
difficulty to obtain his consent. So
it puts it thus:
IL 10 uOC tlC luCCutiOu W Jake uuT.
Hendricks out of the Senate-a posi-
ton he fills with SO much ability and
dignity. But it is argued, and with
great truth. that unless our State
ticket is elected, we cannot hope to
elect a majority in the Legislature.
With Mr.. Hendricks as our candidate
for Governor, we will carry the State
ticket and the Legislature, and he
can be reelected to the Senate, as
was Gov. Lane in 1861.
The Democratic people down this
way don't mean to take any denial
from Senator Hendricks. They de-
naand, for the sake of the country,
this sacrifice at his hands. We have
no doubt that the same feeling per-
vades the Democratic ranks all over
Indiana, and that the State Conven-
ton, when it meets, will register the
edict of the Democratic people by the
unanimous nomination. of Mr.. Hen
bricks as their candidate for Govern
or in 1858
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-20
THE BORDER RuFFrAN REVIVED

THE BORDER RUFFIAN REVIVED
We have received the first number of
the Niles (Mich.) Sentinel on the
Border, which is our old Evansville
contemporary in its new home, but
presenting the same familiar face and
speaking the same voice which it did
down here ION the border" To the
Evansville reader it is about the
same old story, advertisements and
all, but we suppose it is fresh and
entertaining to our Yankee friends up
in Michigan. Mr.. KIERoLF is hard
worker, practical printer, and an
outspOken, genuine Democrat; and
we hope he may receive a better re-
ward at the hands of his party in his
new field than he did here The De-
mocracy here never. we're given much
to an extravagant support of party
literature. and there are hopeful signs
in the fact that the Courier has at
tanned the mature age of eighteen
months and still lives. The people of
Michigan will find KIERoLF genuine
Democrat Of the first water; and it is
nothing to his discredit that he got
starved out here. 1t was the fate of
his predecessors. -. -
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-s- We learn from the Green County linton
that Mr.. Jno. L.. Smith, of that county,
came to his death last Friday under the
following circumstances: 'sHe was making
arrangements to go bunting, and wish
ing to ascertain whether his rife was
loaded, put the breech of the gun on the
floor, and told his wife to cock it while he
blowed in the muzZle. Ia attempting to
do so, the gun was discharged, the ball en-
tering his mouth and coming out of the
top of his head, killing him almost in
stantly."