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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-11-07

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-11-07
Josh Billings on Bed Buss.

| Hsvss ace snpybody yss bus what de-
spisei beg bags. They ara the Ipsansst
ev awl 0Eaxlings ereepings hopping or
biting thipgs-
Thy dasaeaas tackle man hi dalite,
Aus sneak In, afser dafk, Rnd Oh W bin
while hs Ia fass asleep. sE
A maskseo sill @Ls you 10 broad da-
lite, as shors range, and giv yon . chance
ssw ksosk 10 his siass. The fea ix 3
gsms' bss, and wili make dash - you
sssa tn RroAdEay Bat ths bed bugg is
. gaseseS, whe y aiss sill goa strip. and
then picks Ous mzilow plare tsw eat
yoa.
II I was syss In the habit ev assaTiu {
woaldB's hssitaas Sea dam esd bu9g
right sew hix fnae.
Bed kuggs ara aaaommon smart in .
small aAy oBs pair vy the n sil stock
q hair mastfaas In 2 weeks. with baggs
snuf 20 lass small fa4aily a whots
year,
Il dos's de saay coed to prsy whsn
bed bsggs arc iu season; the onlg say 70
gis rid eS them is 70 bls ap The wboIs
he'd in sgaa fsrsis, and lhsn ksavs II
away Aad boy Ssw eae,
Bed hsags, whsa thsy have ggans sul
they iass0d 30, are abnuG shs ssse ov .
hissi&y,s eye, and hss q brown sopplaz.
loas and Hhsa shsJ start sas 70 gafress
srs shin ~ grease spet, bus whea they
gts shsa sATrOsing EasY ere sweIlsd ap
like blistsg.s
u takes them 8 days sew gss tAs
swelling sss OF shesa, "a
Ii bed huggs hare spnY aestipy 70 Ali,
q maas be their atammuks, but Is seems
ssw ma tAas shsga mast hav bin
made By aeksidsat, iaatgsz Slisssrs as,
ssw stick inso sEmhoddy. ex 81
Il shsy was gos ap for spaa Wise par
sssa, tAsy must bar t0Sk tae sronS
rsad, sss sAeEs kans bs enay wisdotn IN
shawia o man snl sIss long, and saisin
family besides ssg fellsr The same trade.
HShsss u sam wlsdum 10 ell shas, y
hope The haggs siii ehaw iAsrA toIks
who ksa ~ Il. and lsass me be- bseauss
saa sas Il zoe ksTskieks.
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4 Protest Against Negro Jurors.

| Gasesnnr Orr. Of South Carolina, hs.
addressed very sensible hitter 80 presi.
dens johnson, praying that the order a
Gen Canby, permitting snly registered
voters TO serve on iuries, NAV Be revoked
ih sFegkihg Of he eEles Of this order, hs
a&ysi-
To shea The rainous resolts that will
follsw from sAis order, il IL is allowed ID
be- exeealsd, beg leave 10 call yoar at
tea.ion 30 the matter OF rsgistratiea ia
blhis State.
There ase white u4iorities 10 hut slz
districts la swo districts the nrmhsrs
are about equal. 10 each Of she remain,
ing sweasy- -lAFps ei.tricta 9f the Stale :
| thers bang allogsthsr thirty one th,.
registration shaHs . ealnFed maisrity.-.
la Eharlesl0a The aslored msjaxisy 10 L.
Sl2, The registered wLites being 8, go,
and abe blacks !, ,093. OF lhs whites IIS
wnrs ahahls TO siga theiruames sf the
eslnrsd, Q, ,6o6. Ia Ghariesson ana Co.
iamhIa larger number of ihe latter elasa
81 peysoHs eaa read aud wriIs lhaa in
any4olhag portion of the State, wssy
Dneh larger Eanber, because they have
bad facilities before and since enancipa
liaa ss shs&iaang so2e elusatiss not "a
joyed hy tkeir elaSs In all tbs rural reg.
i0a Of the State, to which | shall aazsfs
lnors particularly hereafter.
in organizing a iaTy In Charieston,
therefore, assuming lhal all have paid
l9heiE saxss this proporiiaa woald give
neatly eight eolurrd Jurors IL fsss
whites, and Ave Of those cighF wsald uas
BE- abls to sigu their names. Ia Rean
fort, 0eergetosn, Oaiieson. Bsrksfey,
and other aistyssss, the showing IL eser
worss, Partial ressEas from Beaufort
Indicate that there are 2 $50, eolared, aud
bat sixty svs white voters registered. -
This proportion would furnlsh bas one
white msn 10 every fourth jury. or shs
solorsd voters rssiks aEsd ia shs rural asss
sriels ess5mats thai not more shan Are
per sest. Of the whole aumbsr ara abls
- Rad aad wfitss and very many 81
shssa have nss iasaiilgsnes snsagh 10
e0ains oas sasdrsd. Ia Hfosgesssa das-
asass shsrs ara 4Is whilaa and 8 4ls col.
erred voters registered. One white man
mlghs per chance Do draws upon each
,Iary. and ia oil probability nor cas pf
lhs Fesnasaang elsTsa oolegea men soula
bo ahls % read and write, &
To f4m 10, thwe will be In twenty !
three districts of this state ms forisy Oh
colored Jurors for shs trial sf al glasses
ef cases, sisil and afimsnsi. and ONLY Hss
pss ossis. OF their namber will Be able 10
sssd % write. Does sny eoaatFy Walsh
has sstablishsd sbs RI ,hs OF TRIAL By jayr.
'fail, BY iss lsgislsaIss, - sseaxs d prdp
e. degrees Of intsiligsnss asasug ghs
9nssss.k ssas -se's
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-11-07

r. Thsss are Ia0 army oEGsess In
.WsshiaHsea sisy awaltinx - snssid dsaes
% shs yeiisw fever 50 New UflsaAs,--
Abeut hvs hundxea msrs asss bsen ri.
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fes fssn trs q foss saoaths sszi<ina !
simii4x sabsidsnee at aIhAe Soushern
possfS, os ss xvsld ths sxtfens Ias&ishd>
which hos wssshss psseasst apt6 shs
Norshsfa aeaasisesi0ns al o6esss. For.
sasslsly fss shsm theiE salasizs nd On
wbilss sesfs gellas jspsr Il, shs mi
yssss &C. siE gsass sansboss invsns
faSa o4s6s Con pwivase selaiess7
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-11-07

!. NAkT RES. VI A9g THISks cY Fua GRR~
EASs:- 4 osnsfhhGtf pspsfy speal@ag ss
. ressns spssca ssiissssd abS 6saasss
Nass ia tsas eity, sss*s bss ss,a.
! His Paiaf was 70 persuade he asrmsas
p yotese Eat fhe nfgrpes sh Slisisal
aad sociAi fqaaiify wIsk fhSraselves. Lis
tbcught tktJ she9la 90 ssosasa d . Rhisks
Eshs negwesal era iaAa iseiJ asass intslli.
sesy shan gae aespaps 10 al tbs Iatelli-
gSnsse thai gees to make goosI voter.
lie said 70 10 bis MarfssfA spses4eef tho
20tA Of Aagusa 1861. Hsass osly said.
al thai time, and on thss ssesaiaa; shsg
,.sRusgrsss sers ia6nise he. eaesrioE ss
he aefmaas 10 political inseliik kenes, bas
b rent further. II / aaid' tss lssSrmmas !.
after Eve years. ipfebassoa, susM sssdy
Of sss iassithtisSs. aaa shsa sksY ooma
80 scaa, s.keez 20 uers tkas, ,the horss
shsJ driFe.Y Tat Vas EAs ssgamsnE
Ben. Wade was 70 put 10 the ussfssas ID
the Court Mark~s paaes sasarssy nigAs.
e koS ara infaiasEs bslos.sshs asgrs In
pelitiesl iassla xeAess eyes ara Hors ig-
nnfppl ihap tbs horse yop drive ana %
Ehs q EemoeEats bsss Stss0ssS ssaa yos,
+ snch iguorainasa sas2- thsa siehs Of sat.
Ifrsge, shs caass ysss xoss asssnfer' Ens
suffrage en- he nssEoes. whs ses movs in
leitigsEt than yoa ars
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-11-07
tlpsi Mlsrs:s :, J.

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Aasosglsss nassy+wsss h. hvhisA RAual.
'sSa aaissniasPssssa ~ lssne1seeis
psssy fran sbssiHtag psssr II as (se-
1eu eaiths that OF . Eerrym&&d6f4nkss
the State for Ssnafbrisl md Eekask6i a
purposes ssasde ~snlssHs. snHtkis
sproeaas tie peeps are as3rs ssds ef tAssx
sfik&ls' &sid abe @inerisy ptsYsnssd kom
hasiRg. gaiee In tAe aHaifs 5f fksD2Sss.
Tbs fstusns from the cisy, sAaU sMnfn,
ed carefully faFnisk syidssae si o. zsss
sagua 6oans sna sssrsilax sksssctsx rish
ssgsssncs 80, this subjscE The asSfsxass
Democrats voss Ees RepfsssnsIfisss n
Enig@ city 10 81 23s As sks Dsasssyats
only sl0eted seven naemkerss b. fshs
ftslss, is Aiss De ssaaa lshat iplskaa. T.
Az Essgs "a eAssin . Dsnosgssis kefts-'
ssakatiye at uafFisbntg. ThS Ka6tala
ppllsd 40 ,5S3 veses On thsEr R<sk0ssssS :
tive ticksfs. Upsa saas poal AAss sS4siG
eiessn msmbsss. ssas shsss M khaE 4, I.
SO sosss sssa sI u ien1 30 send 3, Reprs-
sentative TO the State csp.eai Tkesa
aEures demcnsfIlts Ghe fact tssa4 % issk o.
z 800 msrs Vcsas 70 eiess - zS3sznAeraEis
sassesg N abe Ssass Lesislessss shw ID
dess 80 slevaias = perssa bslanxjag d ths
kediaal party n he sane E6sitfdf II
ths city was honestly and sfaislys dl6skiel
90, the Den oerats soal3 hass dassed D
majority themes oss sAe Lesjsls.
tafe. Hais vii. aos' be .dssjeS Hssa the
Egnseg are examined Tue RAdseais held
powsf BIZ force, fraud, and lkfek sfys aafl
The people afs begissfag 70 sssassasd
stas Fast and asa UPON Ia MIN % fair
lchaaos ia thia State, the DsRsssass
coalJ earrg fhe sensle and Hoass &c
Representatives by : large msj0fsst As
Il IL, the strea u ofpabIic csm3smnasssa
10 msauliHg 10 q hight fsam wtsshn will
soon oyszlesp shs tpfampas Rsdisal die
sTicilog Of the .Stases and pIAes in abs
balls OF State iegisiasion s'asiorisy eg
mes Ia fitvar Of the Usssa, ahsSjsaslisa-
taon, and the rights af9shss mss,a
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Their can atyls d sfFpussI Is EssAslt
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foeio BY scfssmfhx L@as aesppsFhse
g Tsaisos ? Disslsx ssl ~ II, 80 II
ether saaAila f4lieaeE fsm1tfss
Bat bsrHpas the Nskrsskf City Nttpt
-inSee5ing eithss d 13x6ati1sns 20 -
radieaf whisss sssAe4s A5er ioks % 80
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The Dutch have Taken Holland,s

"a sGi!l'7ds lr1gyaa l..aats7 ysEF:Saf I'D
= Bais B,aisathS Radicals i haaseab't taken Columbia
vs. haye beer there there On g@ brief visit and tho
great Union Union Republican Convention, consisting I'll 6
tof 49lnegrocs ahde16 dwhite men, was in full
blast. e'onotofious o.sO. Bowen, having
paid his way out Of Castle Pinckncy with six
hundred dollars, is one one of the '.grcat guns of
II that "gloFiqqus army army Of freedom" But there
are still inthe good old city men tried and
true, who .'haye not2bowcd the knee to Baal =
and the proceedings of the Radical conclaiv;o
sras Viewed" by respectable aha Intelligent peo
PIE with intense disgust. will give further.
inf9y4psilSSn Oft Of their sayings and doings nozt
week Sa @ssis, s.i sei,, IS gdD .esfaiyssts
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-07-27

live pursuing empty phantonis. Onwardseyils
throng the path Of every dweller uaoa s.he
earth, they Are the chosen parasites of our
probatiqai shSo. They otestch5 tho passions,
disoiplias ths feelings, and roSize our better
traits ihtSs sihtenssf faction. Tho powers of
mind a1aaheart are better developed, when
some outward trial, call their strength to test.
Eeertht el is not our abiding place, hence God
wisely and Kindly teaches us not to rely upon
its Elusive joys. He offers us religion, (roli-
ansel upon him) d thel philosophers stone to
change the dross of adverse circumstances, in
itosgolden gracce aud charms. l., Heaven glides
before our vision, an enchanting picture; and
the hope Of Immortality with fallness of love
and ineffable joy,--lights up the lamp of life.
Did I say, Hope? Delicious Hope! she wings
our wearicst hours, and ,nantled with Religion
wall walks the earth, upright IN gait, s!oY in her
promises, but constant in her aims She, show
eth 8ladness: siaUs ciinptrai .-'.a ~
IL .sradainIS iG e4rt.ib ~ ty4 s.-
% =, e. %s'Tis Religion that can give,
Brightest blessings while we live;
After death its.joys shall be, '-''' - ''T.s
beno}id wLasting as eternity."a!i le 49, 10
Were Earth our germ and goal, disappoint-
,ment might sadden us; but tread We. ever SO
lightly, Time will travel. The, panorama
'changes,-and lie, our architect, gives us
moonlight, sunshine and Showers each in turn.
Shrink not, Oh mortal, when thou weariest,
turn thy thoughts towards Heaven, and know
that It's not all of>lfc, to live; or all ofdcath
to die. ~
A'-.'This worlds not NIL flceting show
81 For mans illusion givcn;'' +
For he who measures ont lifc's span,
In love to God and love to mnn,
On earth has tasted Heaven"
Daisy Dali. !.
FAIR VIEW.
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dcnce in their patriotism, wisdom and integritY
I am still hopeful Of tho future, ard that ah
the epdthe rodsof despotism Nill'sBe Broken,
Tho armed SFulcSof power ibe Fitted fsom tho
hecks 't \, Of the peoples and ssthc sprinciphs Ola
violated constitution preserved. .M Y
e. q =, ANDREWSJOHNSON.
Washington, D. c., July 10, 1867.
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1sel h.sq'r[voh rnE 0nAssdsprnd sEws.l5
: e sWIhifls and ID sMhfiinaus. .la.'',' 4

Ito IatTca sEp ici 7auTi yfGa4 L1,fi'tT 's' ssr
&, 4 i ;ls of s far beyond our
ken sMNy Mysterious, h @ meenderilp,gs yet merciful
areithe Plots. designed by God, to Oircumsqribe
our ACTIONS and their motives. .s'I pray that
Thou wouldstkeep thenlifrom the OWL" You
gaze on your past career ind see chiefly blight
cd hopes Or unnssaitisfcd longings you ask
"can God bo my Fathcr?" You look at the
future and, there looms up no especial Pharos
to assure you Of comfort and joy; and you
WONDER rpcwhy, Gods mercies seem to hover
around some, while others are ever in devious
shadows or sumbcams. The days arc dark to
you; you arc weary,
eWeary Of fhoping-where hope seems untrue, =
AS fair, but as fceting mornings bright dew"
Weary of signing DER sorrows of earth
Where loves brightest dreams will Oft fadc at
'Hot their birth +, ft5"
e %4oi .:gi4 !shia}pG ia-
sd1.ct us face:the facts, before you adopt such
hasty'conclusions. If you are christian, or if
you trying to live according to your Saviour 5
commands, give to the winds thy fears, hope,
and be undismayed. Life, 'tis nursery for
eternity :isome few of us thrive best for en-
couragement, affection or praise; We are weak
like Ready to Halt. and to such Our Father
gives apprcciativc friends, loving home.circlc
and an adequacy; or supcrabundant support
since He sees that such appcndages will not
detract from our usefulness, and our dcpcn-
doncc.upon His love. Yet these to whom this
treatment is safely applied are in the minority
for most of us have too great love of the
world and its pursuits, to be benefited by such
regimen.
God sees that We cling too closely to those
who are kind to us, and straightway He per-
mits them, Gust by natural versatility, } to
need us no longer, to slight us, and VIC arc de-
pressed. ~ ''''' '.'i
20 Hcavon were man
But constant, he were perfect; .hat one error
We often delight in bcstowing upon BUR
friends or dcpcndants liberal favors, they thus
become part and parcel Of our interests; then
if God takes from us the ability to continue
these donations-if our own sc,nts must be cur
tailed and our gifts .bc less often bestowed,
VIC feel the reflex result for those hitherto our
dear friends, seek elsewhere moro eligible init
macics. Soinctimes..our hearts crave praise,
and our love of appreciation is SO great, that
we become unhappy because VIC arc not gone
raj favorites. We forget, that while noble
deeds arouse the 'lovo of the Good, the Evil
often feel towards them, pang Of envy. ~
Our wishes granted, give US not our wish 9
Be the absorbing Thought, of wealth, Of ease, Of
fame qropleasprs though .wo taste them, even esyp
to safety, there is q morbid desire for some,
thingyct bcyohdDur reach. Unrest win rack
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Washington News.

= u y - 4 -. = I
july 19.--In the House the reading of the
veto gmcssage huving been ,concludcd, the
Speaker stated that the objections Of .thefPresi-
dent would be entered at length on the journal
in compliance with the Constitution. edi
Mr.. Stevens (Rep:, Pa.) rosc and said that
he was disposed to,have the, vote on the ques-
tion at once e.ussd SD. aE,:,1 u,oiig 2 go Ear
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become war between nations and hence
forth it was struggle between two great par
tics, and that the conuuering party had right
to do with the conquered what it pleased
That was in the face Of tho solemn proclama-
tion of both Houses of Congress, passed un-
animously after the struggle had reached it's
height, after the first battle Of Bull Run that
it was not n war between nations, but it was
u war to enforce the provisions Of the Con-
stitution, acknowledging all the rights of the
States, and declaring that as soon as the strug-
gle terminated terminate how it might, these
States were to be restored to their relations to
the Union. Tho facts of the case heretofore
do not bear ont tho Inference which the gen.
tleman from Pennsylvania endcavors to give
the very sound law to which he has referred
but, on the contrary, places us i'll a position in
which we have said to the world that those
principles Of law do not apply, ard did not ap-
ply to the struggle in which the North was en-
gagged with the South. AS to the gentlemen
from Massachusetts who first spoke (Alr. Bout
well), we all know that this subject of impeach-
ment has become SO thoroughly imbcdded in
his mind, that on no occasion does he fail to
present it to the House. We arc here called
upon to discharge a solemn duty under the
Constitution, and declare whether, notwith-
standing the reasons which tho President has
assigned against the passage of the bill, it shall
become law. Instead of discussing that ques-
ton, tho gentleman from Massachusetts has
honorcd us with the reason why the President
should bc impeashcdi Somes of them .;,u.
lioye. he attempted TO draw from, she lapguogo
OF tho message. But,how docs that msssap gs.ps ps
close ! !.'iWhat does tho President toll iyoaS ae
ter he has deplased 4 aat this act ;s,sn
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-07-27
THE ORANGEBURG NEWS,
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Post Office. " y
s.. SAMUEL DIRBLE, Editor.
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-06-19

NICHOLAS NICKLEBY-This Is the
fourth volume Of the = Diamond Dickens
issued by TIcKSoR & FIELDS, Boston. The H.
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