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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-24

The receipts of single hotel at Sarato-
ga during the past season amounted to
S7SO,OOO, of which one-ihird nay be COM
puted as profit. About Sl,00o,0O0, it is
estimated. has been spent this summer up
on lodging. stabling, eating, and drinking
in that small village Probably as much
more was spent on dress by the devotees of
fashion who made up the company of the
season.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-24
THE JEFF. DA US TRIAL.


New YORK, Oct. 22.-The Heralds
special says: "District Attorney Chandler
has notified Charles O'Conor that the gov
eminent will be ready to proceed with the
trial Of JEFF. Davis at the session Of the
court in Richmond, commencing on the
18th of November. Unless a postpone
ment is procured by Davis counsel, it is
considered certain that the trial will come
off Preparations for his reception are
being made by his counsel in Richmond
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-24

The Grand Lodge of the Independent
Order of Good Templars met at Kokomo
on the 18th instant. The meeting was the
largest ever held by the order in this State.
Nearly every subordinate lodge was rep
resented. The election for grand officers
took place Thursday, as follows G. w.
C. T., Amanda VI. Way G. w. c., Hon.
s. T. Montgomery G. w. V. T., ]. w.
Hu.her; G.. w. s.: d. r. Pershing T.,
Isaac Jenkinson.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-24

Pennsylvania has elected Democratic
Supreme Judge by barely 1000 majority
Does any one doubt that the State can be
easily carried next year by The Republi-
cans? Pennsylvania and Ohio are both as
certain 20 vote Republican in ls6s as Yer
mont and Massachusetts,. The people OF
this country are in no haste TO place in
power the party that rebelled against their
decision AZ the ballot-box, and warred four
Years against the Government itself.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-24
coLF.IX FOP GoYERNoR.

tOLF Il y FOH 90 IEIf v on.
The contest for Governor Of In diana has
already been started by the press OF this
State. II is generally Understood that
Thomas A. Hendricks, at present Senator
in Congress, viii be the Coppcrhead csndi-
date, although VIM. S. Holman, Represer-
;stive in Congress from the Fourth Dis
,r.ct, has some friends; but it is understood
hat he is willing to take the second place
n the ticket. Regarding this as = strong
ticket, the New Albany Commercial
thinks it the duty Of Hon. Schuyler Colfax
to accept the Republican nomination, as
ne is the only man in the Republican
ranks that would prove thorough master
OF the situation on the stump. The friends
OF General Lew Wallace will submit his
name TO the Republican Convention as
candidate for the same position.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-24

Somebody with good deal of
spare time. has been talking with ex-
President Buchanan about the situa-
ton. Mr. Buchanan declares that
"the policies and actions Of parties
have got beyond his comprehension"
and he can't imagine "what the
result will be-" Mr.. Buchanan has
been suffering from this complaint for
the last twelve or fifteen years.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-24

Chief Justice Chase the 18th instant,
delivered the opinic the apprentice
ship Of negroes in ..-a-yland, by the Or
phan's Courts, was such a species of slave
~ as to come within the meaning of the
Thirteenth Article of the Constitution, and
that the Civil Rights Bill was constitution
al Thi. decision will release multitude
of such apprentices in that State.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-24

An attempt was made Yesterday by the
Legislature of Tennessee to elect United
States Senator from that State from the 4th
of March, 1869, 10 take Mr.. Patterson's
place. The ballot resulted in no choice,
but Brownlow led the other candidates and
will probably be elected to-day.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-24

The Supreme Court of Illinois has af-
frmed the constitutionality of the State
House Act, which appropriated three mil
lions of dollars for the erection of Capt.
tol building at Springfield. The work will
now be pushed forward with energy. The
plan of the edifce is Greek Cross.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-24
ayew Aduettisemtnts.
THE WORKING FARMER,
THREE MONTHS FOR NOTHING

THREE MONTHS FOR NOTHING.
The BEST Agricultural and Family
Paper and 90 Cent Prize for 81 90.
THE WORKING FARMER for 1865, and for the three
remaining months Of 1857 will be sent 10 new sub
scrbers for 81 50 and TO the RENTING ms the
money will send Concord Grape Vine, lthe vine
which took the Greeley Prize of 500 at the air OF
the American Institute), worth so cents THE
WORKING FARMER is a double octave of twenty four
pages price 81 80 per annum, and il written by the
best agricut wrists in the country Among ITS reg
Mrs. NJ. E. Dodge, Mrs. J. Mcconanghey, 1. j. Sim
onson, w. H. White, and Geo. G. Brackett.
For circulars, specimens etc. containing premium
lists, address WIN. L.. ALLlSON * CO-, % Cortlanut
Street New York.
"A USEFUL JoURSAL-we notice among our AK
changes The WORKING FARMER, monthly agricul-
tural journal published by William l.. Allison Co..
at IS Cortlandt ST.. New York. Asa clear exponent
OF the principles OF scientific farming, this paper is
one of the best have ever semi. Y. Citizen
Magnificent Sewing Machine Premium.
In addition to our ordinary premiums, We mak q
tho following special offer: Fer thir ty-six 1861 new
subscribers rwa ded 20 at the rate of 81 so per
annum, or for seventy-two (72) Subscribers at our
advance club rate (si per year, VIC VIII present 4
Grover & Baker, Whssler & Wilson, or Wilcox 4
Gibbs Family Sewing Machine, complete, with
hemIaer, price S55 We will also give one Of tina
above machines for eighteen (ls) subscribers two
years at Three Dollars each. The papers will lie
sent in packages TO one address or to each subscri
bers name ana post-ofic Address as above.
TIE WORKING FARMER AND YOUNG
AMERICA. &C. We will send The WORKING FARM
FR and DemOrests Young America one year to ev-
cry subscriber who RENTS us Two Dollars. For
Three Dollars will send The Working Farmer
aud Democrats Monthly Magazine for one year.
Our club rates With other publications are also very
liberal The Grape Vine premium will be sent, as
above, to each subscriber.
VIM, L. ALLISON 4 CO., j
50-5m.l IS Cortlandt St. n. Y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-24

The National Intelligence, the Pres
ieat's personal organ, speaking OF the re-
cent effort on the part of the Democrats to
pay OF the debt in greenbaeks, says:
.Demagogues have combined to Influence
he public mind in favor Of further eX-
paasion of the irredcemable paper curren-
c. which would inevitably be followed by
collapse of most disastrous character"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-24

The Winnemac Democrat of last week
contains an article from tine pen of DIR. j.
B. Hosg, of Knox, on the subject of edu-
cation.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-24
ldidats for the same position.
Ell LECTION IN IIRGINIi.


The telegraph gives partially the result
of the voting on Tuesday, the first day of
the election in Virginia. Both whites and
blacks generally participated in the cleo
ton, and it is thought that a convention
will be called and that a majority of the
delegates viii be Radical. In Richmond
567 more white than black votes were cast,
BAT this does not insure either Conserva-
tive or q Radical triumph Much rioting
occurred at the polls in that city, but was
promptly suppressed by the military. Pc
tersburgh, Norfolk, Lynchburgh and Alex
audria give Radical ilajorities. The vo-
ting was concluded yesterday, but several
dlys may elspsc before the rcsu.tsin the
stale Is certainly known.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-24

SENTENCE FOR DIsREs2EcrFUL Ian
erAGE TOWARD TIE PREsIDEyT.-The
Portsmouth Naval Court Martial has been
concluded, and the sentence imposed upon
assistant Engineer George F. Sawyer Is
approved by Secretary Welles. The
charge against Mr.. Sawyer was that oil
using disrespectful language towards the
President OF the United States 1t appears
that he and two or three other officers, on
5uty at the yard, were talking one day,
and finally got into political discussion.
Congress was denounced as an unconstitu-
: Il body, guilty of usurpation, and OF
elactiug unjust and tyranical laws, and, in
he heat of argument, Mr.. Sawyer respon-
e5 by saying that Congress would fail OF
duty unless it impeached the President.
rh;s remark was reported by the other Of
icsrs 20 The Secretary of the Navy, who
haste TO have Sawyer court-martial-
lie was found guilty. sentenced to be
handed by the Secretsry, and sus-
a from duty for one year on halfpay
- lse presents some very curious fea-
and will doubtless be worth an ex-
nation by Congress this winter.
new printing press has been invented
erik Connecticut that will print fifty
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-24

The President on the 10th inst. appointed
the Hon. James Brooks, OF New York, and
Samuel Mckee, Of Pennsylvania, Govern
ment Directors of the Union Pacific Rail-
road. This makes Up the five Directors on
the part of the Government. The other
three were appointed few weeks ago.
The latter ara George Ashmun of Massa
chusetts, John S. Rollins of Missouri, and
Jesse l.. Williams of Indiana.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-24

General Thomas O. Osborn has received
the Republican nomination for Treasurer
Of Cook County, III.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-24

The New York Tribune, in comment
on the result of the elections just held,
makes the following suggestion:
Flooding the country with printed mat
ter on The eve of the election is a desperate
resort, better than nothing, and that is all.
No reliance can be placed on il; firtle good
ordinarily comes Of il. But begin now,
and Systematically insure that every man
that has vote shall have newspaper if
he will take il, and all is safe"
Now il the time, says the Indiana
Journal, to prepare for the campaign OF
1865, and the cheapest and most effective
way to make votes for the Republican par
", az well as to retain those who are now
supporting the party, is to circulate freely
sound political journals, and to make them
effective it should he commenced at once.
A daily or weekly newspaper which reach
es q family regularly is sure to be read,
and contains arguments and facts in more
readable and attractive form than can 9th
erwise be obtained-and all persons who
feel an interest in the campaign Of next
year, should use their influence to extend
the circulation of good and sound Repub-
lican papers.
One OF the most effective modes OF reach
ing voters is to raise fund in each locali
~. and send paper for the next year to
such persons as it may be DESTROYS to reach.
Money laid out in this way befOret ne lst
Of January next. will be more effective
than three times that amount spent in any
other way after the canvass opens in 1865.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-24

The Turkish Minister on Wednesday,
the 10th inst, introduced to the President
Gussein Pasha, of Tunis, In presenting
General Hussein he said: "You behold,
Mr. President. in General Hussien n re-.
marksble proof of the truth Of what OBJ
served TO your Excellency at my presenta-
ton. which some newspapers have been
pleased to ridicuic through ignorance Of
my country, that there is great similarity
in the Democratic tendencies Of the United
State. and my own country. General
Hussein was sold in Tuni. as a Circassian
slave, and has risen from that humble sta
ton TO be General of the Empire" The
President said he vas muck pleased to re-
ceive the visit and TO extend to General
Hussein n cordial welcome. He was graf
ificd to know that in Turkey, as in this
country, no matter how humble a mans
position, lie may aspire TO the higher posi-
tons of the Government. General Hussein
has been making tour of observation
through the United States for the purpose
of extending his military knowledge, and
will leave Washington in day or two for
New York, whence he will sail for Europ".
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-24

new printing press has been invented
erik, Connecticut, that win print fifty
.sand papers per hour.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-24

The following letter from Senator Sher-
man, of Ohio, was written to the recent
Republican meeting in Cooper Institute in
New York:
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-11-21
vaIIaadighagn on Bingham.

ksitaadsshsu. ep . seGeas ePeseh, ihas
referred 10 Joan 4. Riegham Hiaghan
has Ciscses 10 spessG Of Eastandigha' a.
salickin- out his neck like crane ard
gibbeffBg like a ghost Les me tsll him
II is NOS the ghost u Eaii#nd ri a.
abicAsdlsiusss bis ssreuity. Nalianaig-
han ~ sstIi alive msaa able n sAa Aesa 10
vex his foes, [Arpt tase IL is the
veggiag spirit Of taHt ubUsppy wssg an
gsiSa sgs b. fore bis sisi0a q Logn. y
assis s.arNs aay oss the md ssssiSas Of his
guilty e0nscianee as miIaigaa.a Il Is the
ghesI Of his victim thai dogs his fsI4tt
steps, moekihg, threatening tofmrnting
aaa driving him 10 lbs doom II suh.
eide lAPPlagse,1 says this eoursaiicr
II =. ranrisEoas oplss plrasy, 'Gaa nesF1 Is
ja,s ns e. 20 vose as tha tai ead nE a
aheeIbarrow, meaning thereby the b. rd
xoFklag lrishman. Eias be AGA read the
history oil tie EmeraId isie9 knows he
uothsng sf her statesaea, Der sabplaTs
ard Der aasfssssa fIas BIZ sever heard
Of Der orataTs, carrying RlaslEulas capt
tivs with tansfHsississa pa ser pf natsS$
gieaaFneey CT slessraets, thtiii8ag tht
heart al haEp 4sity Hlsh saets s9ngs. and
iua q ertafi az Tie land ~ thdr birth aud
the TACO IFoia whica they spsungf Must
the grsat, aud the gtftui, aud b gtai !,
bs asas Basuisea ~ sgusr4aeeIsFsEashae Z
shall dismiss tas asmshiy Fesiter Ut
g1nlus franz faTtA esusiae sation, and
il be wishes 10 DISCUSS tAs merits Vt shs
Irlsbman and the African, liz him FsSs
duae for his nsgro pe1g reeord xhEsh
wi.l compare wisa TIA. of The psopie hs
assRiis.is s5sHE n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-11-21
National BANKS and stats rasatiOa.

+ n K r .t
In determining shat course OF aetien
the pnhlio good requires 10 BE- pursued 10
respacs 10 banks organixsi nader zoe
Nalieaau Bsaxiag Law sf ls6a. il IL
proper 10 consider the facg thas'alI bf
s4cse inssisaslous have esaslea fperhs ps
aFoidsa wUuls1 NJ more eosrerfl psYiEg
StaAa tares, either apu7 the capital Nc
upaa ths shares htsI by sdafeosaers.
Ne base already expsained ths dis
klneiioa whiehF tho SarrsDu Csars has
iaiI down in lespe { 10 taSRsion bcsween
tha -agisas os pssspessy IL q fsank snd fss
sngsrs. Tbs latter are 10 haregardea -
peFsoaal property, choses 10 poesessien.
and In thsa light u makes 40 dlifranes
an "a szxssipaF tuss soc capital OF The
bank has been invested in federal bead !,
whaoh ay lsw srs exesapk tFsm kaxaiipn.
/ IA is.pasfessiy nasaF that i AhasuS aaz in
uafiosal blink isnos owaeg Of Ebs sondp
upea wisen che opsrasasas II ihe tank
asa asset IL Pc esasss sases sa8nrg %
The bank, and takes therefor ceftiheas y
Of ska SHARES In kha estpas easpa, asa &ish
shas menes toe bagk pusebsses hanss
wAiah afe d@eesikxd In she Treasury u
~ ashsagtaa ~ basis Son noses issa.d Il
tia aask, tAea tbs haafks, ana nss the
"a aea waerss amaa Ena Aaads. Ias
IshaFsowneT saaIa ass b. @ads n psy,
ansisr the iotAraal ssseeas iaw, an isse@
| sax apRs sas sassxsss af shoas bonds pasd
~ nllawed 10 she hsnk. The sass wenid
| 81 nassf sAa sksTsd~naxs sasssmd u
pagiag money ID sas hsssk. hat a pc ~ -
b5nds, fsr shsn she later wauId pss4 %
"a 1 i swsssshsp lass toe owosspsaaR VI
| the eefperaslen 4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-11-21
COUNCIL Bil1fFg.

We slip - fslle~saS <dlfass ~
Tie asseripsiss ii sAs Eaitsrisl 3 "
.ssa = sasilshsd = - Cedar Wiley
Tfmss
..Crossisg shs aIsssouyl river shout o
o'clock We I0nsd omhik1sss sp& Nsvyaasl
g.s awassinx 60 sarry ihs pafs4 20 Joan
ssE Bgagss ~ w~ss III sAks6 - ths
pacife Haase, whefs soon after Cur ay
fsvaf wgssRt dawn "a most sampsapss
,llaaer. 4 hesseg llss salel e rRfeLy en-. enc,
j0yed ssshsx u Eassgsn o. Western %.
lels.
After 4diHaer ne foa1d hofses and say
friages Is readinsss 10 tsks all who d.
sisafa 20 sas aha city, shKoEkh isz sfF sss,
sud Ia lis most ipsporEans points, Ee
ensapA 10y wigh Ae Aliistsr. sfstas CIinsapl
Herald, ard Mr. ChapmaD, rdifoF of the
gapaeA Bsuffs lSeaparsif. Nc asut 0seF
i greater portion Ut Ihe city, and also
upoa sbo top OF ems o. the highest bluff
whieh surround IL, and from which we
lad y kas and satisfactory view III saas
city and saFroaading country. coancil
IAasFs pleased rs better than any s5aa
"a as3 visited dsring esF jsasaey =.
Baiiding ia progressing ysr5 rapidly i;
many doe rssiIeaees and elegant snd
sahsGsntial brick business blocks hAve
been erected recently. aad maay we're at
The giEas aI eur yisis IN psasess eE con
ssrpcsinp. While there II great rush
of basia ess ia every deparsmsns af trade
Ebers is less 81 taas iuGasesi spa srans5tory
kina asaaI % places wtieh bare spsang
inta ustoFissz ~ gapldiy as has Loo i
Bluff. We were eaedibly Informed ahas
there bad been eleven haadrea new
buildings erected in ssa city the press
cot scar. and fspm ,onf owp observations
we ate af shs opiuion shat this number 10
no much out OF the way. With har
resent asd rf5speetis q, ftsiEssad Eaciii.
uPe, together With advantage of loea
tioa, Council Bluffs 10 most csrtaiely
bdsstlses 10 bsld = pFomaaess position
among ,he large and important cities Of
Io&a. nAsinE pagtaksn Of san exesileat
supper, orr party r,Paiged 70 ssry
c0mGnajioGs hall ahere the nsuai routine
al sgeeeh- making and glcEi6eatleu gen
erslly was gene through with.k Ihis
ended, ladv and gentltauan, whose
names we hare fprgaIsen,. srtes tained
/ tAs aaiienee for 40 h5af 9Th a Tesy ex
ceiieas taeasrieal peFiermanee, Chaste.
entertaining add well presented. This
snaad she hsli wss cleared ara abs tall
eommslced. W. retgrHed - The hotel.
wasre ~, oyster siSPp9r eabcsaIe'i tie
aay and essaing's festivities u alter
wnlch, ali xho coaid get beds, retired TO
,ireaa Of CoaReiI Bun. ard hsr sru.y
h0spfsa1lle citixs ns, AID lhese who could
nos 6nd slssping socm, 30 zlAh for less
easiag snd drinking aid nero change for
sleeping Taken a. Whole, cor Fseep
Iien 10 Council Buds aa.i Tbs kind at
tent ION Of her cisnens ia FEgnsginS ous
eots| srt ant Fssas gre, vas p0t suFpass
ed, If ,qa4iieasty aas other t0wn visit .
by be e1carsiSuiets and Se heiserr ali
wcns Away I,-eliag ia i Cssuaajs b az,
deserved che =armess thanks All m0*E
ISIS iuE gratitude u zach as ali Ut our
party So g
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-11-21
EaEESA ELLIS
DEN'rNH ENT


yais 0iatmsnt, sitter "a sxpsrfrses Of
twesty yesFz. has rFtysd itseiE . sussT-
eign rrhasiy for ali aIsrRAss 10 TIE skin
hAVthK sHreIed q rAssgras cure il evFFy
case % ~AiS& = was asRa vastng aauy
obsaihste eases OF afse~n ss swsuty yssrs
Staging. that had kFEviessty ssFtt4sa
ali feEntaiss IRE kcTak~a hY The best sasci-
Z AttalsaS &C shas skkansxy Its EKse& Ii
81 s&asn9 tskfHg 10 8fs@ dsFAths amssssssz
= Sza& tEfas HI u IL rSfnsstae Esx8 9kfh 10
es,aaes smoath sna heais&y, sna ASmslbs
pSsasasensly b. siea, wifaaak the Nss Of
sns etieT FSmssy.
ThaA, Trstsf, salt Rkenra, Tls4a Sold
i~seSFseA, kry%speiAs. hietraes, gimples,
and syFfg fsFn1 af disease of the saln is
pHaci aaTiy sfsfeA, no Ia sitter OF bow long
stapalrg. " hAs cured bad GAGS % Ia
~ AssAe6 BSesi&s. snA 5iseAsFges sc tbs Ear
~hesk natElns ssE& waAa5& heal &Asus
Files thar have fssirtszs sil aNA~E treat
rseas Eef Macy years hase ess% s1grsz-
atlg cares Ii the use vt oniy ssse byx Of
this oantmrnt BETns, Eezla@, asA Old
Sgx H4x 81 heals In a yEHy s&aTt tame
FgAea7& EsssEs esx bsg. 1f ass sald BY
yssnF arueFLsf Esi1a 50 essls 10 JShnatau
HaI8sway q CowaeH, Paiaaaxaph4a, hox
win ~ sent irse Of passags 10 sny ad-
NBskaTw s-weNH xeHnane wssAsuxsns
HssnatHfe of the prapEiasss4 On tAs
wrapper Of eAch bax-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-11-21
H0LL0MlY'S
ARNICA
pLASTERS

The srigsr VI aud osly sFss Arslea Pla'
ters possessiug ibr great hsasins
properties of tha ATntea Flogwxrs
The curative exsets Of thsse PisstFTs
ts SIT pA~Fs8a pa ~ 81 wk&kneyssgz fhs
bffsss, sida 81 hsex aad Is sit caves sF
thislaanatina ef abe LsaEs. sad GragA
4Els sstsnI shings tkes give imms
date EeEieE
ss Ri4sshcaaRa Rreterjhs &hsn, and ghaaA
sssia gezsalassc& h&sn- snEaEMyx- Hot
LOS AKA are Lhs ID sSlaai sna ~ ahs
AfHScs Fss&tsr4zr Il
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-11-21

EesssSe l5<psrs ss1At. [ 81
In caefsfmiIS ~ the asaisS1As -
fpm 1T var pespSx, Md q e8meiixase
also. wilh Iks sse0mmfndssion If ahs
pxeaasiessf. asslxaatifx Ihassaay. tie
ESQ ,,ias ii naxsssassr, lassafsxs ~ i Ma
s.snal Ihanks sis.z and pfaisss
1, u. IL. St1ps, EnsaEabx Ut ioxs, d
ksrehy s.Fass1Iy rsaassE she paepls vi
ssss state ii p5serss ths uay Gbas an.
lpslnss5. hy appropflase mansl sssali css
ii gEsas afAEszsals & Alnasbiy Cod u,
\ shsexasxissa ,aisssapss il aratlously be.
Isioa sd spvn Ehesa aussax The year nss
Iira wing to 4 o2txa.s Lea IA dsvangty
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-11-21

= k1sewsr1 - esesI
$50 1as1s 49,
4 - ase1ts stsqa,
Ehs Asaer "a ~ss ssss.
Nss dsosis&a
raar architects and balidsEs..
Thsss laad olSses.
Uae bisst bsok nssussesssy.
Eight millinery ssersa.
Tse pAssosrsph gslisrisA
s Tss piaso and nusis stores.
" TAsss sswisk masAias sssseaishmesss'
0ss hsntred asgax eeeT salssas, can.
ay shaps, candy factories, eyssss saIoeas,
say shsps. Ia, TO-. 20.
Nov. sanposs shss lhsas Ears HnsnaED
$50 Essayv FoSs esssasss hsasss, sheps,
STORES, sahpoIs, are psofsssinual iasa,
shsuld advertise ID tha pspsas Of tins
city end each eas shoald send rsp~v 70
. sistass gsisaa, sbey wssii do more
sssssspsial '.pahsg'a fer cosnal BiuiT,
than ID IL possible for all she editors thai
svss wasa eat % IA exssssioa 10 do.
By CHS seasss shes woald shsw 70 The
World thai conaesI Ripst isa plass ss
basiasass and ssala hFiax sA~is basissss
lasn nosics. Add 10 all shis the ssms
tables of eur fear railroads. and the sims
81 public worship = our ssa churches,
and Csansil BlatTs weald maka shsw-
ing shas ne s<hss oaty GA shs Missouri
riysg above d. Lsais can maks.
n eur eisissas Will Dc shis, .hs myssa.
~ ahaas the gsowih oil 0aaahs viii De
solv.&, and eos sisissps OF Csanoil Bluff
viii see shs city geisg ahead wish rail.
road sEsed.
Subscribe for yanF city papers, CHI
ssna Of Council Blaafs. Send them 70
the hotels ard psblie places in sss.eSa
cities send shem 70 yoas friends - =
asssaacs, and by 10 doing yoa will nd.
ssssisa ysns BUSINESS, and in lsss than
sDs gear aosb,s tho popalasiau Of Cous
III BLurFs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-11-21
Ths Ssrenade.

After the rssals Of the sieetieas Ia New
York, ssw Jersey, Maryland aud oihs'
States vas aseertained urge mecsing Di
the $ army and Navy uuiea Of The Dis.
trics Of CoIanbia1 vas held, o. which
many distinguished Dsnocrat from DIFF
ferens parts If the Gnion we're present.
fswas resolved 10 serenade ,he President
and Col. O'3eiras was Appreciated to d.
liver The address Of congratulations 60 tht
Preridens. which duty be p'rforsae,i ia
sse te!iesiag sastt, pegt. Aai aErsoEi L
ate adirsks.