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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-30

A story is told of duchess in Paris
whose infant had been sent to the country
to nurse, and who was brought back when
four years old. Soon after his return, the
duchess, walking out with the boy, was
amazed to hear him eXclaim: There,
mamma, is a good house," and running
from her into the courtyard, he took off
his cap and began to sing. The little duke
had been trained by his nurse to beg as a
ballad-singer.
George H., speaking to the Archbishop
Sutton of his large family, used the ex-
preston, 81 believe your Grace has better
than dozen?" "No, SIRE" replied the
Archbishop, "only eleven" "Well," re-
piled the King, sis not that better than
dozen? 7"
Lexington is called Athens (grimly by
strangers and innocently by citizens) be-
cause it is built on both sides Of the Val
ley plank road. The intelligent reader
will "'..ceive the applisation.-Ler'ngto"
Gazette [con'.
If rust and wevil do not join the RAIDS
in their efforts to cut off our supplies, such
wheat crop as we will have will be
caution to hungry mortals and SPECTATORS
in the staff of life Rockingham Common
lrealM.
John B. Cough has received an offer
| from England of 81, 500, gold, for one lee
tures week in London, the course to be
kept up for year. That would make him
SCI 400.
Among other marvels to be sent to the
Paris Exposition, Switzerland is about 10
forward a present formerly made to
Charlemagne by the Caliph Harounal-
Raschid.
The farmers Of Jefferson county, Va,
have shipped to Baltimore, to be sent
South, for the use of the sufferers there,
2,l0O bushels of corn. Clarke county,
Va, is preparing to do the same.
Here is dainty thing from the Boston
Commercial Bulletin: Why was Crosby, OF
opera house fame, like high officer under
the English crown. Because he was a
grand chance-seller.
Bennett calls Barnum humbug. The
precedent is laid down in the celebrated
case of Pott as. Kettle, cited in the Comic
| -DtuCNStUUes .f.
Speaking Of George H., Erskine re-
marked that what we call firmness In king
we call obstinacy in donkey.
At recent public meeting in Manches-
ter IN. II. 1t was resolved that call per.
sons in town owning dogs shall be muzzled."
Connecticut politics make strange bed
fellows. The Irish there all 20 for Eng
fish. it443 8Ia tUsa
Major General Terry is resting at st.
Louis. His health, which was somewhat
impaired, is entirely restored. x
| The locomotive now runs $50 miles west
Of u. Louis. and the track is being laid at
Inc rate OF mile every day.
co Um saturday last snow fell in Allegheny
inches. N~f'A y 'wen'y-iour
Ex;President Fillmore belonss a soc;.,v
established IN Buffalo for the nssv.n SvS,o. "
cruelty to animals. '0n VI
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STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
il STEAMSHIP coMPANY.-Ths EEA
splendid side-wheel steamships /<-1DfA
HATTERAs, s.. ALyxASpsK COM G68kE
mander, and ALBEMAkLR, ii. A. 49, -
BOURNE commander, leave Richmond every
TUESDAY and SATURDAY leave New York
These ship. are entirely new ard were sa en-
and ststerooms, and the fare, attention, and Ac'
commodations are unsurpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York on the company,s covered pier I"
North river) within forty eight hours:
Insurance effected at lowest rates when ordered
weights for points beyond New YORK are Ioi.
warded with dispatch, and no charge made except
actual expenses Incurred. -
The steamers for Charleston, Savannah, New OF
leans and other southern ports leave from the 40.
Joining pier. All goods for these points are
promptly transferred without exposure.
AGENTS.
N. L. McCRBADY, President, is7 Greenwich
'tf ssssaG SsT A tSRs q co, Richmond. va;
John NJ WEST, City Point and Petersburg
r. H WEBB. Norfolk.
bAMURL AYREs 4 CO.,
fe@-h 1870 Cary street.
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A LARGE FAMILY.-There is woman
living in Rush township, Susquehanna
county, Pa, named Ruth Rosenkrans,
aged So years and months, who is the
mother of IL children, the grandmother of
81, the great-grandmother of 222, and the
great-great-gr of 24-making in
all $40. A family of $50 A prolific
family, indeed. She is now well, and some
time ago knit pair of socks in three days,
and is able to do it now.
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The Lowell Courier says Moses WiDgate,
Of Hsverhill, Is probably the oldest Mason
in the world. He is ninety eight years old,
sDd has been > Mason sixty.f0ur years.
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La E g. - -:
MaHaz

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Y On and after SUNDAY, JANUARY TIth, tue
following trains will leave Richmond:
MAIL TRAIN daily TO Gordonsville, and except
on Sunday 10 Staunton, at 30 A; M. o..,
NIGHT PAsSbNGER TRAlS daiiyto oogaohs'
Tbese trains make close connections with trains
on the Orange and Alexandra railroad ana on
NIGHT TRAINS passengers will 20 through 70
Washington without change Of cars.
THROUGH TICKETS sold 10 Washington and
Baltimore, and to Lynchburg, Knoxville, fssh.
villa Mamphis Mobile, New Orleans, and other
principal points In the Southwest; also, 70 Lex.
fngton, winches ester, and other points in the Val.
ley. e. -.
Richmond at IS A. N: making close conn lotions
andria railroad for Lynchburg and Alexandra.
Also, FREIGHT and PASSENGER IRAlMs Leave
Stanton for Jackson's river on hoADAs, "bD-
H. ID. WHIrC0MB,
,aas General superintendent.
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VIRGINIA GENITAL RAILROAD,(
Defenders ,, 1885.
Ia @ : t.:s:-siss

less sSs.-,sIss 49,
CREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
W NORTH EAST, AND WEST, VA THs
RfCHaoND, EREpERIGKSSBgRS9 hSP P9 ~.
RAILROAD, CARRYING TIE UMiTEp srkT TIL
NAIL TWICE DAILY 1RLGsdAAHaT GAKs SN WI" III
NIGHT TRAINS, WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE
REDUCED THROUGH FAREs:-Tne only rsilrosd
route issuing THROUGH TICKETS and THRoU9H
BAGGAGE CHECKS from Richmond to the sinss
North, Bsst, and West. ~,
Trains on this road are row ran - follows: The
DAY THROUGH NAIL TRAIN leaves Richmond
daily at so A. NJ, Sundays excepted arriving IN
Warrington ct s5o z. M, eounscttng with the
EARLY APTERNo0H EXPRESS TRAINS for the
NORTH, EAST and WEST.
The NIGHT THR0u9A MAIL TRAIN, with
R!RGANT CARS with NEW PATENT SLEEPING
CHAIRS attached. leaves Richmond daily at nH
Meeting with the EARLY MORNING TRAINS for
ths NORTH, EAST, and WEST. NO EXTRA
GHARGg P0R SLEEPING CHAIRS.
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN, with local ex.
press pas ksgss, leaves Richmond daily tsnndays
sIceptsdl st ans p. NJ, arriving In Frederieks.
01 THkRoUaH TICKETS and THROUGH BAGGAGE
CHECKS TO Alexandra, Washington, Baltimore
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and all the prin
= Fhs DAY and NIGHT BOATS going North an d
coming South stop at Alexandria.
FOR further information ana through tickets
Apply at the once Of the Company, corner Broad
ana tfShth streets, shockos Hill.
J. B. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
BAHulL RUTH. Superintendent. NOS
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RfoHxogD AND PxrEssBURs RAILRoAD Co..
RICHMOND. VA. February .. 1887.

- "
WINTER SCHEDULE.-On and after
w MONDAY the lith instant the trains on this
road win run rs follows:
Leave Richmond daily ~ 3.a A. II. and 7.N p.
NJ, and arrive st Petersburg at sec A. u. and .H
Leave Petersburg daily At IA. n. and p.lsP.
NJ, and arrive At Riehend at II A. n. and II. 10
p. n. All OF the above entionsd trains make
close connections with the trains for the North and
On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, Gnd FRIDAYS
FREIGHT and ACCOMM0DkTI0G TRA16 will
leave Richmond at go A. N. and Pssenbarg st
1918 A. NJ.
The 10. is P. N. train from Petersburg win stop
only at Chester, and is A. N. and the 1.p r. II.
trains will stop only a. Riees, Half way, Chester,
and Manchester, signal being given and the
A. M train from Petersburg and the ACCoMMO.
DATI0N TRAINS viii stop At places named IN The
schedule. -,
places on that road, viii take the S:le NJ. train
hon ichmond on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS,
and FRIDAYS.
checked through every day except SUNDAY.
The train leaving here at J. 10 I. d. connects
with the train at Petersburg for Norfolk, and
train will leave Norfolk at L. NJ, connecting
with our night train at Petersburg, arriving In
Richmond at IL 20 y. 81. B. n, Gill;.
fs it's Engineer snd Superintendent.
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RAILROADS
0yrrcx vrneIsrA CsrrnAL EiILxoAL,l
RIoEnosp, February II, us7.

-
NEW THROUGH LINE TO WASH.
IN INGToN RALTfMORE, PHILADELPHIA,
AND NEW YORK, BIZ VIRGINIA CgsTKAL and
0RANGE AND ALEXAaDklA KAiLRoADs,
hORE AND OHIO RAILROAD roR THE WEST
ERIN CITIES.
Through Tickets and Checks arc given
and Washington.
Fare a. low as by the Potomac route.
Trains leave at half-psst N and y y:
HID. WHITCoMB,
fs12 General Superintendent.
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TREpEGAR WORKS, RICHMOND, VA.,l
February 81, 1857.
THE "TREDEGAR COMPANY"
l. having purchased the Tredegar Works and
Armory Rolling Mill, and the manufacturing bu-
siness of Messrs. J. K. Anderson Co., has this
day organized.
This Company will continue to produce all the
articles heretofore made at these works, TO wit:
IN THE ROLLING MILLS:
Bar and Guide Iron,
Railroad, Ship, and Cut Spikes;
Rolled Chairs, Nails,
Bridge Bolts.
IN THE PoUSDRIEs AND MACHINE SHOPS:
Cars, freight and baggage;
Railroad Wheels and kxles, fitted or separate;
Chilled Tires;
Railroad Trucks, complete;
Stationary and Portable Engines, for saw mills
and plantation purposes;
Marine Engines OF all classes;
Sugar Mills and Saw Mills;
Boilers-Hue, locomotive, and cylinder;
Castings Of Iron and Brass, including the largest
descriptions made;
Mil and Steamboat Shafts OF the heaviest class.
In addition, 1t will at once commence the manu-
iA'' " J. r. ANDERSON, President.
J. F. TANNER, Vice President NH lin
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.
61c J.OSCAR GoODE, S1e
ClO. HOUSE, SION, AND 0RNA- ClO.

No. SIC BROAD STREET.
The subscriber bess leave to inform the citizens
OF Richmond and the public generally that he is
prepared to execute work in the various branches
OF painting, such as HOUSE and SIGN, ORNA,
MENTAL, BANNER PAINTING, GLIDING on
GLASS, GLAZING, WALL WHITENING, MAR
BLING and GRAlNING, &C., upon more reason
able terms and in as vorkmanlike manner as any
other establishment In the city.
He also invites the attention of the public TO his
ANTI CORROSIVE ROOF PAINT, which is not to
,nateJiic yoofs NH 9-lm
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THE LAST CHANCE.-Parties in
want of CHINA, GLASSWARE, and HOUSE
FURNISHING GOODS will only have 2 few wss esns
F1R CASH, rs shall close my business on ths lat
Of April. Come one and all, and supply your.
serves y your "" JOHN JOHN @. ssRLsoN, Agent,
NH Sta Pourtesnth and Franklin streets.
TMPORTANT.-An parties indebted
i 10 the subscriber are requested to come for
ward and settle, a. longer indulgence VIII not be
given. z Haa svr,roa ,.
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TREDEGAR WORKS,
RICHMOND, February u, 1867.
NTOTICE.-The firm Of j. Il. AN
~ DERSON & co. is this day dissolved by COM
mon consent, and it's name will only be used in
settlement of its affairs.
The business heretofore conducted by Us at the
Trsdegar Works is transferred to the " TREDEGAR
COMPANY"
The operations Of the works will be continued
with out intermission and with increased facilities
under the present management by our successors,
by whom all unfinished orders and contracts On
our books will be promptly executed.
We commend the new company TO our old pa
trons J. L. ANDERSON,
JOHN +. TANNER,
ROBERT ARCHER,
K. S. ARCHER,
ARCHER ANDERSON.
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George H., speaking to the Archbishop
Sutton of his large family, used the ex-
preston, 81 believe your Grace has better
than dozen?" "No, SIRE" replied the
Archbishop, "only eleven" "Well," re-
piled the King, lis not that better than a
dozen ?"
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COCO CREAM or
I CReOLR HAIR GLOSS The prsitiest, best
and cheapest Hair Drsssing and Hsir- Presefv,pa
Fluid in the world. Sold ~ the branch slQreoi
A. B0DEKKR BkOTHkk,
sixth street between Broad and hsrshAn.
NH q
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SWEET OIL, on draught, for tobacco
- nists R.W. POWERS.
NH 20 Main and Fifteenth streets.
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Two more soldiers Rejected by the sen" w..,,"r.s
rats Triai-Fears OF Witness W.. Whi,,
Friends getting Angry with Hi"
House, etc. 81, 90 1867.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-24
Error Corrected,

IN the oiAcial oasvass of The vote cast
10 this sosaty whish was pablished In
ear last issas. an errss occurred ia ne
voss set dowu TO Knox Township for
Mr.. Treyser. The voss Is Get dewn Al
thirsy-fhsss when it shou,d have been
taeeaip-ahrss. The ssrrsetion OF this
error will increase Air. PoRrSxyfRLD's
majority sen votes ever that set down to
him In the OEzsiai canvass IS Published
il ear lass issae.
While upon the subject Of mistskes, Ia
may not be out Of plaes 70 notice sons
Of the mistakes which occur 10 thsasslR ciai
saavass" as Fahlishsd In The Ronparsis
at he Cd iass. Ths vote fer Judgs
Mason IL set dowa at 976, whsn it shuuld
be 96e, This mistake nskes Masens
majority l42 when Ii i but I32. The
vote for Fisher Ia sss down nj e56 aad
the vote Tor Wells slI, ~Aish makes
Fishers majorssy l54. Tue error IL this;
Wslls received ssl vsses issssad Of sII,
aad whan the mistake is corrected Rish.
srs majority 10 only lS4. 3
There msy be other mistakes 10 the
ofscisi eaasass as pahIishsd In che Buarx
and Howpsyssi. We ean attention to
shsss 20 that eur readers may NOS be nis.
led b. them whea They refer to the voss
In this eoansy On sens dag in TIA future.
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The Elections.

The Democracy Of Ohio have carried
the State They hsvs asl, Is - srse,
elected their noble standard bsarssy
Allen g. Thurmsn, whose services will
meet the cordial Kseognlsisa Of every
Democrat 90 the American continent !,
bus they. With his aid, and the aid of the
intellectual and gallant msn who voiun-
Esered under bic banner, have reduced
ths gigantic Abolition majority of soary
rHaEE THogsaSD 10 hsgSasly tsisnpb Of
TWO THgUsAND.
The Democracy hare carried the Ohio
Legislature the most imporlAus item Ia
the catalogue Of party poiitics-by saeh
majority % wiil insure she defeat Of
that old Vice Prudential hummer, Ben.
Wade, AID the election of q Damocsas
asd a Statesmen 30 the Ssnats of the
United States. This of itself Ia suEkciss:
groasd Ter jubilation and encourage
menf.
The election signisss, as surely as he
Eisiag san indis&tea tbs approach oil
day, that at tha next Presidential elee-
ton Ohio will wheel into the lice Of
States which will decide 10 favor Of jus.
tiee, magnaaimtty, humanity and liber-
II, by she eleesiea Of Dsmecrat Presi
dent. This sEsnt wilI secure the roster
atien Of the Union aad the liberties ol
the people. With this glorious nsss,
we send geesting, aud the hesrtisst good
cheer, to ogr fFssnds, oar sah&crihers the
Democracy and the people Of the United
States Crisis.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-24

6to0006 q O8o0s
he Wsrid ssys Ths psun ~ ssk.
In frsm 0hio alie he mssssxs Of -.
4opes. The dtosfsns sss - indignanE,
ananineas vsts spsn The reliey Of -
pafsy La peu9E. I'll
UA 7sibs.s says Ohio On Tassdsy
gays more setes and iAsger properties
Of Der RspubIieas sssength Ser negro snf-
frsga than any ethss State hrs eSer giy-
%, me<s b many thsnsaaar slnn shs
Eesld sysx have gissn sill ne9. TIE
|rltal tsiastpjs ef gsaains deneerxey will
march On skrsugh sssnisg dsfsats 70 In
eslkabie $40 ebneInsfss hiamph.--
Tbysuxh whatsser trials 1t ice sossssnsy
snd isa eensisssucy, ne great parry wiil
moss right % 20 The ar5ue1s bss newt
abba assisysaasss uf ssnsa sigsss fer all.
Ths canmssciAl ,AdssssisAT says the
Raddis hetwses C0sxrsse aad fhs Psssi-
dsns ocessioned By The military rscon.
ssraeticn sst, uades which they sxpscs to
hsiRg ihoss States back uadsr negro cue
pfsmacY, and shis l. question On which,
after full argument Ohio has ssadsred .
ssrdies which sads Ohisf Justice Chass,s
sspirAtloas fer lhs Presidency, and Ter.
mlnases Ben Waos's senatorial szrser.
The Esprss says ! g The sIecsisas
mean a restoration of the DemocTaiis
party 10 favor, and declare against the
whole CougFessleasl rssoasiFuetiaa sys-
TEN Of the Radicals, aad all sheir pager
money management. Theirs nsysr vas
80 msaDisg an elsseson az sbss in Ohie,
The 1sDsss says The slsotiss Indicates
ac decreased confidence in the DeuzoesaE-
10 PARTY, bus simply rsaetisa againsi
the extreme aess and measures ct shs
Republioss party. aad carry "a admeais.
lon which aaghs 10 be aaiasary 10 polisi.
cal leaders.
The Herald says tia recenl slsaaiona
do net denote Democratic victories, bal
shas she Republican element % the eosn.
try has stepped aside TO ssbuks its Lead.
sfs.S
The JoarsaI Of Oommeroe aays IL ths
returns Of Ohio can DO relied upon, tbs
reaction against asgre Suffrage is sysC
saore dstsrminsd sAan Has sxpssssd. II
aill bs very diiRsals for any factios q
secure favor, for years 20 ssms, whila
sndossiag the nasaaurs.
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Don't Wsas Any Mors-Fossiaaisrs.

just bsfors the slsesisn me Bariiagsor
Hoax Eye deelarsd thai 40 more for.
siguers wsre wansed Ia shis co9ntry.--
We supposs tha rcassn why the Ha~k
Eye did net wans any mare foreigners
. ocns to this country wss heesass Ia
edilos had fousd sas that tho Radicals
could nos rule them any longer, saa that
they tths iorsignsss) were sas Ia favss
Of sssing thsnselvsS NJ bsstss shaa the
asgrsss.
Since the slessiOn, When 1t 10 fsand
thai The s6ssmaas Of Se0ss ssaasY did
NOS vosa The Radical ticket, ths Musca-
tine Journal, Radical fsnasisal paper,
gissa veas to IT'S edisor's feelissgs Ii sAs
following language:
Scott eeanty 10 shs place for sniona,
soar krsus lager baay, Sunda9 thassres,
sasssy rows, 0ermass who slop over
from Radical principles, and aish. The
Tipsss rsiiroad mast be karriea ap. Our
people donf want 10 60 through Scots
eounty any mere ihaa thsy oaa help.-
Henry up ihs Tiessn Road l-~ Afsscasias
Journal.
GsTmaas, tsao ysa bear thss ss' So
long as yoa voted wIth The Radicals,
they called yoa 70 yoar fssss ssiatelli-
gent Gsrmass . bas siass yea aass die.
covered that the Radicals are nos nsn
sho wark FOR the interests Of me ceantsy
and ara ready to sacrifice The Interests
Of Hhits Hsep, In srdsx 80 safFanchass
the negro, and hsnss 20 . refuse 60 yots
the Rsaiaal siskes, taey prspsss to bald
a railroad IL order 10 gss round shs
eounly of 'sonions, sonr kroat, and la
ger hser," 10 order 20 get rid Of lhe
.sGsrmans whe siop sses from radical
principles, = to toe principles OF Dszaos
raey aud equal rights. You are Dow on.
| II &c TO raise onioas, make sour krous
and drink lager bees. fsu are slep
cared Daleh p hseaass sad sniy bseanss
seu rrfase TO vote yourselves down TO
40 saaalisy with the igaosans aegso, aad
endorse The prssexipsiye aaa parisaaIsal
doctrines OF shs followers u tho Wisuh
hanging and Quaker-whippsng fsaasies
of New Esglana.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-24

SENTENCES RKArrrKB. telegram from
Washington, dated tbs l3th inst says /:
The President to -dsy issned an order
renting tbs sentences Of the court mar.
tiai In the case Of sixteen soldiers, mem
hers Of the Fourth Artillery, Unised
States Army, tried in Buffalo last sum
mer for attending > Feaian picnic Ia
Fspian anifofms and ssnsssesd 10 forkeis
two sonths' par.
Good TOR Andy. Lss the boys 20,
thar ean's help synpashisiag with poor
down tr0dden ireland.
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sslyse; hss sasy A..s 800 les. 81

sQ Dol toNy nave peeeeo Iou9 -
- - - - Il
g lAsls hessss II thqk - 1oemse.
- visu y - - - -
pl11ely natsr III Iueal asd : >Aen~-I
sy q 80 hirsN sse asd aiees.--.
~ Ass - = = n 1siak ~ -
stte~aed miiis4u slunns1nfs.. - ~
Trial q siyiiiass. Thsy Aavs ,sranssd
priv1lesM md fnnu.isiss i 90 d. il
psrsoss, vkish ere asaisd t. asssisr
elass--tAsy have sxsmptsd bead holdsss
ffea ssxasisas and shrosgh tariffs and
xesunmssssi prssssEios, shsy hsss e.
sayed tAs wsslshy md riek sasss en- their
eide. and bare depressed the paor Aad
labosing slasses. 20 thai shey may shs
easier carry sas their sshsmss sf snbof.
dinsiiag tie people . shs military pew
e., which Is 70 AID han 10 sYsrsArawias
ihs govaransas sstahliahsd By cur Rss-
dictionary fathers. u abort lAsy aavs
deps all that Il wss la shsis psssr 10 do 10
fasasa tAsir grips sscazsly a2aa Us
gsssrnmsns aad o ssias the iadigassien
ct the people. and ssss prsreas shsm
fran sArowing OF sAs Poke II syrsnay,
saseh tasy are asssmpsing 10 Hasten NO.
On them without lesg and bloody sasil
wss.
Taking this visw Of toe case, whas 10
70 De asses 0ppsssd 10 shis tysanssal
and dssposio party, We Hnd the Psssiasnl
Of tho Uaised STATES, and whils ws ssa-
act fally sndsrss bic peiiey, aaa wisAsus
masing ID oar Own. isis sos best to sas-
cain Is, al the beat We can do for car
sslrsa and ear ooantry9 By giving the
pIesidsnt oar sappass, ws would cay TO
this miserable eahai, who ara strisiag 10
overthrow eur liberties IN langusgs whish
caanet be miseoDsssusd, that we, Ehs
psopls, are determined thai they shall
proceed no farther In shs work Of aaaY.
chr and ruin which they have iaaugura
led nnder the spsoisas prstext of saving
shs unieu. By sustaining the Prssi-
deaf 10 his rseonstrueaioa pelioy, and in
bis efforts 10 cheek the assisutienal
legislation Of the Congress 81 30 sallsd, -
sc will eheek the aaazehisls ia their Ca
rsss Of disauioB. and give the people
tims 20 take "sober second shoakkss
and see whittier these Rad ieal Leaders
are Leading them.
Without making The PFssidsnts' policy
our Ows; bat By adopting Ii AZ The kesl
We can sas as the pressas timss 80 nsy,
by giving ia eur suppars, b iassraaaes-
tai in preserving our liberties By Ysseea.
bic nesns; bat II BE allow thisgs to "a
On as they hare been geiBg for the lasl
hsa years, oar oaly heFa foF Sustaining
our liberties and restoring eur govern.
meat 10 its former power and purity,
Hih lie ia saeosssfsl resistance 10 shs
susoaehmenss Of Raaisalism upoa eus
liberties BY force Of arms. One Of the
swo policies nuss be adopted. Ne mast
support the President - : asaas d
easrkiHg Radical Hisrule. or 30 msss
male ap cur minds 10 GcAs fer sas siRhss
as guaranteed By shs consultations, and
that toa, after shs chaias of syranny
bare been seeursly, "a Raaicala thirk.
fastened apon as. Which eausss will she
leaders OF aha Democgaey take 2
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-24

- In Jones county the dsnseracy
bare ess down the Eepablisaa majority
three hundred and eighty three, since
1896. There 10 scarely county in the
state that has NOT reduced the repubiisan
majority.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-24

"a late aslegram says uaited
States Judgs Underwood, and Uaitaa
States Distriat Afsornsy Chandler, ag
Visgiaia, are nov at Washsngton, max.
Ing arrangements for the forth cenisg
trial oil Jea, Davis.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-24
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