davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-22

Teoelmoalanp.
HON. GEO. ". WOODWARD,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Or Pa,
writes
Philadelphia, March IL. 1857.
~. "a ~. m;s q: "a. g. Germ. :; ri, y.
benefit in cases Of Debility and want
ofnervous actios N the systsn. Yours truly.
"GEO. W. NOODWARD."
HON. JAMES THOMPOON.
Jsdge Of the Supreme Court 81 Psnnsylv anial
Philadelphia. April 20. 1855.
V"l consider '.HooaanGs German Bllssss' .
valuable medicine in cases Of attacks Of Indigss-
ton o. Dyspepsia. can certify this from ny
experience oft.
Yours, with respect.
JAMES THOMPSON
Rroni0ev. Les. Il. KenAig, =. -,
Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Church. Philadel-
phis.
Dn. JAcksoH-Dear Sir l have hesa i-e-
quently requested 10 connect nv name With re-
eanenda1isns q different kinds Of nedisisss,
::::;::::: :; +, !!
proof In various instances and particularly II
my own family. Of the usefulness Of DR.. Hoof-
land's German Hitters. depart once from my
usual course, TO express my full conviction that
for general debility Of the system. and espec-
ieny Tor Liver Complaint, IL IS Z safe and valua
BILE proposition. In some cases II may fail; but
usually, doubt not, il will be very beneficial to
those who suffer from the above csnses
Yours. very respectfully.
J. II. kENNARD,
Eigth, below Coates b.
FROM REV. 3. D. FBNDALL
Assistant Editor Christian Chrooisle. Phils6el.
phis:
have derived decided beae6t from tho use Of
nosAaad's German Bitsses, sad feel Il nv priv
hegs = seeommend them - . most valuable
tonic, TO al who are suasri0g from general de-
bil'sv o. from diseases arisisg from dsrengs-
NEST q TIE liver.
Yours truly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-22


"a Univerpal pinrss Pin (suges- eoated>,
= veosv oanlnlooseo0 In . R0geeo11oyo
rS0e0eo. Soc. - 80. 0o1eo-
ssCsetas's" 1lshsp fnl1.
o. s.sessal2cZ saaaZte c{seassssss'
IfvSf Ce1Sials -, C1lhs, Tsvsss, e. N
9Sicinf. 6G6Slo, ~ - eo0dA00.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-22
Fifty Millions Boxes Sold.
BRANDERETu'S PILLS take hold and sxpsl the
matter Of dissas

Extract from a ttsr dated Dawson, Iowa, April -,
1856, 10 DR.. h,andreth, frun andrew Logan, EGG.
my wife became an invalid. Our physieiAne ~
resented her cas- as incunbc. ! then called t~c
other phycictan and the three held ana
pronounced he'use consumption. then discnarR-
ed oil the physsans, and determined TO trust 20
your Pills got d,s boxes. which sIe took aecord
ing to the prine1 tirectlons. by the time these
we're used up, t'ers appeared charge 10 hst con
ditiou for the better. I then bought fifteen boxes,
and she confined to take them for three monsns,
when her health was entiely restored.
PERMANENT AND WIDESPREAD SUCCESS g
the beet evidenc. oithe goodness Of BRAADkkThs
PILLS. They eaonld be In every family, feaoy ZOE
me on the Ant rmptoms Of disease occurring.
Principal O6ls Brandrsah House New York. -
b. Brandreth, II white letters in the 0Ovssnnens
stamp. Sold hysll Drgsists -
The ladies Of America, non their peculiar saDiss
are sald 70 be the est unhealthy in the wosld, eeo
% enfIes most whom about 70 become moehsfe d.
xapsuI riils ~ great blessing e 81 iaS 9 ~.
giss. HARRISON STARKs. As'ts. 81 BEedy.bt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-22

Its we'll established Ifact that fully one.
halfof the female portion o III .
population are sci y dom in the enjoy
ment of good heal tn or to use their
own expression, ''never feel we'll" They are
languid, devoid Of all energy, extremely ner.
nous, and have no appetite.
To this class Of persons the BITrERS, or3the
TONIC, are especially recommended.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-22
Dsea111D - ceqDeQ1e4. Oouas - -
Gs1s1a1D olAa
ssCeeeaY'o'' D1etor>0Woeo
al oronee Dls6Uo1nsy

Resaess ~ shin dor. eleeA - go
Sa01V0o - TAo. 1S0eA1oos e50y10S -
Le1iss III botsIe, nd - ~ wso1ssla
QuAlsU.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-22
DR.. s. /. Tobias

Pulsnonic Life syrup, for the Cure
OF Ipcipient Consumption. Coughs. Cs'ds croup,
Asthma, Liver Complaints, and General Debility.
For ssseral yeas have been urged BY kind friends.
who have used, ard been benefited BY. nv Life
syrup, 20 put It up Tor general sae but few know
the large expense now that the country 10 Aoodep
with Patent Mcdcn-s, which attend the same For
years past reilctsntto doso. Ne the capital
the operations Of ~ Venstiai Linment business
But thanks to the sencrous pahlic who have apprc-
ciated my Veuelsi Eminent. am now able TO do %
without any detrirent to my arge business in that
medicine TIE fo1n1at on of nv succes. / attribute
to attending 10th N snuhctrrc Of every drop nv
eelf and shal do Ia in regard my Puimonic
life syrup. The Ingredients are perfectly harmless
but act on the In and Liver with astonishing CT
feet Price 10 cents Depot No 70 Cortandt Street.
New York, near Jersey City Ferry. Sold by the
Druggists and StoFskeepas
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-22

What persons who have used
Hosys MALI E11uN Bsvnasss OF HaAlru cay :,
RAsror. Pa. July s-.-DaAs Ma. Hovr. DR. Turn.
~. ~ Trenton. recommended me TO order your Nalt
Hstraet Beverage # Health for my wife, Who = ,ery
vesS in her limbs aud he thinks that your Malt Ex
trsc. Bevsssgs wsud DO better this case, Aaa as
msdicos. CT. MkTD0BR.
Au.v,s. New york.-Aauy psrsons spsak verv
A,.h,, Of II - stcmachie. and Of its eighty stmu
u'4 A T. VALLEY Z CO., Agents.
Ne q Oeaasks. Of Horns llsville, New Yovk .vr,es.
, h.s,d an much sbout HoGs Malt Extract sleesdv
n he Old World ~; haze sonsaded . Y
tact Rsvc,sre Of Health very highly recon nended-
and wish to introduce II IN this section.
JONES HOWARD, rssboro.
s-v~~.~ ucusE, chicago Il have been OBLIGED "a
i.ev. horne lOeanl on account of III health but can
n, he without your Malt Extract. :
fAu these letters have tae address, Hofrs MALI
xxrnAor Drror, o4l Broadway. New York;
ala hvrAN FElDT. TlIODR 4 CO.. Apcnts
M al Nest Second street, Davenport; Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-22
IA CVeeh, . Csll sr . ssfe f1fsst.

4 Cssgh, . cslA y . ssFe fIrsss,
n,.,sres imm .dsts asssssics. sd sAo.,d n. 49,.
ed. II allowed to continue.
Irrlt.sion Of tho Luuev. a p...
aancme Throat 0Disease- =.
C0as0opei0n.
% oftsn the result.
RroWn's Bronchial Troches
u.v,.U d,,cct influence to the parts. p,v.,.-.A,
~ rs1ief For Bronchitis, astL.sn
GYatavvh 4 ,Oneuinptive and ,,hm
Diseases. Trcches are ssed with always sooi
Sin1ere ard Public Speaker. NJ.
them ~ clear and strengthen the voice
0e,.,s onlv. Isows's BRoscmAl T,oc,,. 81
40 not take sny q the Worthless Imitstinrs ths1
NAV be offered. sid Everywhere. noyiI.Sxwa,r
\ PANIC.
| would paralyzs tbs World Of fashion u II were
PROCLAIMED EVERYWHERE
th.t hapreforth mo lady or gentleman con,a ~h..~>
the color Of the hsr with eafety. Yet ueb vsn,J hs
DREADFUL DILEMMA
Of both ssses n thn genial, balearas posoplsss ana
p'''s' r. CtiRIST ADORO'9 HAIR DYE
vers stvicken on the roll oftoile. loxures VI a.,.
ccr ~ thst howeytr ltis not for dav hrs Ia III
Nae Msnufactur.d BY J. CHRlSfsnnRU &c
| Maiden Lane. New York Sold bv All Dyn"r.,s
| Applied BY ali Hal, Dreseero.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-22

Reyal Havana Lottery Of Cuba.
~ Conducted w the Spanish Government
$50 900 in Gold drawn every seventeen days. Pri-
ses cnshed and information furnished. The highest
price paid for Douboons and oil kinds Of Gold and
silver. TAILOR CO..
fsbii diy Bakers. 10 Wallst, New York,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-22

And feeling the hand Of time vsghisg heavily
upon them with oil its attendant ills, will find
in the use OF these BITrERS. Or the TONIC. an
elixir that will instill new life into their veins,
restore in MEASURE the e1ergy. and ardor Of
more youshful days, build up their shssnkes
forms. and give health end ohsppinsss TO- their
remaining years.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-22

- This Bank respectfully soIieits deposits
on current account. or on certificate Of deposit
and to oil ofits customers IL pledges the most
liberal treasmsnt HUGO SCHMIDT, Cash.
IRA NJ. CLIFFORD Pres
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-22

No. III Warrington Street, Boston. Mass.
For sale BY al Druggists. augodAw1y
" Philosophy of Marriage.
New Course OF Lss,ures, % delivered at the New
York Museum ofAns.amy embracing the subjects.
how to live and that 10 I've for Youth. Maturity
and Old Age t; Manhood generally reviewed: The
cause OF indgc.ion. Gainl.noe aud Nervous diseas-
res accounted TO-: Marriage philosophically con-
eidered &c.
Pocket voluns ., tsnirg these lectures will be
forwarded to pa,les unable attend on receipt OF
tour stamps tv addressire SECRETARY. INV
YORK MusrsH ~ Ax1lroHY SUESon. els
BRoApwAY Nv York febll-dly
The New York herald., 1868-03-04
FI.tbusa .v. es 2ss.s n n lafayette av, A.sz -,

Fistbush av, es, 2o3. 8 n n lafayette av, Il ax
U.eS4VAoo.o......... :. iooo0
ios.o - i'o y ii"A's :, . $500
Frank q av : 4 432 n MvrtIe av rs 2xlOO -. 5000
CAFES av, q l3s o ft Vanderbilt av 19x75. l215O
Myrtle ~, ., lS0 Il " Tompkns av 20xlOO.... 4o0O
LEASES RECORDED BROOKLYN
Even o. No Ill. store &c, years. per year.. 900
Powers and President sts cor years per year. 800
TRASsYERs IN
steuben g. Ba, Al II from Warren st. 20r100.. 1900
south 9th ST. MS Of Brunswick ST. 122x50.... 2 200
York st, n q. ia II Q OF Grove at l5sxlOO O. 500
Newark av lot lo, 25xl00 00................l .l2, QUO
HUDSON cry
Newark av and Rose terrae. cor "a 5,s sx10o. 600o
Palisade av. ws, 75 II n Of Harrison place "a TX
1ls.s...................... f 200
The New York herald., 1868-03-04

CoPPER-For ingot the demand continued moderate at
about former prices the saes being 60yoO0 lbs at 2sc
Superior part cash including. 100000 lbs Detroit
for Ri. continued to rule dun su.
Arm !. lsc i5 for ordinary % fair, lsc lsc FOR good
net cash duty paid. other kinds were nrm but quiet
Sales during the past week Szs bags karacaibo 6s do
savana 75 do governnentJav on private To- ms Mara
s@ss. ssSs sa' qSS'ea S At M s. DSSnas Masn1ys & ias &
paid. Messrs. Arden Co make the stock of RIO
nore 2osc: Phladrpha, 400; Mobile, 2s0 New Orleans,
33,1l: and Of otter kinds In New York II 5a3 bags.
CANDLRsAdamantine steady at 2lc. 23c. for II
sperm steady Al & 4Sc and patent a 55c.
SIC
CExEwr-Rosendale was steady At 81 2s
DRUGS AND DYEs--Ihe market for some articles
rfe active Sales 5vO kegs b carb Soda part
soda ash, part 3l6c 9l6c LOO and rs
soda at 81 65 81 20 do. and 2c. currency
bleaching powders ~ 3c. 3sc. gold and 4c 4Hc
81 bags sorts arabic and 1000 lbs Eng sh glue
Flour AND GRArS-Recepts, 52s4 bbls -four 125O bags
do 207U bushels wheat IS 6 do 5025 do OATS and
a bbls and $50 bags meal The market for State
steady, holders eyincing disposition SELL except
at full prices There was some little specula
tive demand for extra State, superinduced by
the extremely Low Quotations publ published bnt
quoted prices, that business moderate. Choice
family -four remained dull and prices. without show:
ing any change tended In favor of the buyer stin
-four steady under fair demand quotations.
The sales were $50 bbs Southern -four was
9ulet but steady Nearly all the sales at from 81 to
SIS 90 but superaDe sold be ow and few choice family
brands above these hgures Sales oO bbls Rye -four
manned quiet out steady with sales OF $50 bbls at 81 81
81 90 Corn meal sought after the sales being
$40 bbs reported at So IS Sc IS for Brandywine SC
The New York herald., 1868-03-04

tItoH lI0Es-.
RecstpS Receps. Payrregs. b1areeG
March s4s6 7s5 s2,2a5,032 s2o96.SOl 500 qs37 $50
harch g.. $4,000 ls8e,8i3 l,sTg,76O s,425 ss2
The value Of exports Exclusive Of specie) from New
York TO foreign ports for the week ending to-day 10
e3,sso. 200. against s296s,slg the week yr,yioaa
The New York herald., 1868-03-04

:sRs: s 2 % rss o. as: sr%s % n i.n ss s
do common, i2c; Orange county sf,mnsi cheese.
Prraolrux-Crude in bulk advanced fully lc per gallon
aspsa s. i0S ;S sep s
% s Sn s % ana &
s no sale: ' esas.qussss TIE rhSislphis %.rss
white for June az Sc buyers option and $50 do for tho
at Carolina 'S Ss
are ss %
is and aa SO 81 sas: % sS ss'Ss .''I x
slSss: %ss .as af , 1Ss s
nIn. alns i1s fair e iully iil is sSsss 2
Porto Rico rssains grades fS ifc -' laa; good
sf hsds Sa%? s Ss1's bag.
sEEOs-Calcut. hnseed was in some demand at abou.
Ts !" 3 ss sa
X ya,a GS@gps q n Co. make the sOss March
at l3c l4c timothy, S. and rough fax 81 70 81 g.
sALT-we heard OF no saes Of imporancs but no parc
aE sssnse sP9ss psr p,:'s
g. 70 for nar.hs: and Worthinstoas Do o. 70 for Des
srauua anS &c. i''
srslrsR .sils.iaa wa. dun At ssse s,le. gold.
sale. o. 80 bales Peruvian a Payta and 100 do Mexican
steady. Sales 900 lbs. Campeschy. $500 do. Central
American and VOo do. Honduras private terms. We
Cruz. sSc &C. Bnenos Ayre. aoc 4Sc curr1eeIncy r1eIn
t2ac, do. DeerHonduras, Vera Cruz and Central Amer
can 45c.. gold: San JUAN 40c. 42Sc Ssal l7zc. An
gosurA 35c. and Para, 60c
soAP.-Castile was quiet but steady at loc al6i9c
TIN.-pg trle active, at about former rates.
Banca was higher, however, 27t6c, gold, owing
the small stock sales 100 pigs Straits at gold; 100 do
do arrive 23j4c. do, 30 English private
terms Plates were quiet but firm; $40 boxes charcoal
tsrne brought s. gold.
TALLow in Improved demand and BETTER tho sales
comprising 2O0.UW lbs. at Ike. llsic
ToBACCOBusness In Kentucky restricted by the In
clement weather. No sales reported In seedlsaf
there nothing OF moment DONG owing partly to the
nrclv vnfde GRADE We
The New York herald., 1868-03-04
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY. March T-6P. NJ.
remained steady with sales Of 1000 lbs at &c
CorToNThe marke. for this staple more active and
nrmer the demand being chiefly from spectators and
porters up bales including. oS for
export 276s for speculation 60 for spinning aud 1900 In
transi,u. We quote:-
The New York herald., 1868-03-04
Weather Along the Coast.
Port OF NEW YORK, MARCH 8, 1865.
CLEARED.

steamship El Cid. Hobart Newbern. NC-Murray Ferris
steamship Yazco. Hodges Portsmouth,, &c-N No
stesmship Neptune. Baker. Boston-wp Civd.
ssrk sco esy SrSn.f
Brig Naad tBr) Richardson Cienfuegosrucker Light
Bris Alice s,,rrstt Hooper "a: Boyland Co
Brig Emnous RI. Priest aaiifaI-I whitney 1 Co.
scsr sr assrr s LaeS s snss..r ssh. r.lSc, Co
steamer cadwalfader. Lsncas,sr-souih Annoy.
ARRIVALS.
REroRTEp BIT TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
stssm.n,p II,crna tBrl Mnnro GLASGOW Fss |. and
M Miles a@ . 81 as sSe ss ss
as:s .s ssss Feb p S
T,: s M q Cape cCtou 60 sJsssnses signals vh ,ssm
stsmship Moneka. do Tor do.
ns:s a%a sn . 70 .os Con- aIpsncss
hsavy SE gales sae entire passages March no lat Sc.
sa lssns "''m'p george washington a'n's '0' 40" VI.
Steamship arasassa Crowe Charleston So hours. with
ss..%sh,p R.sssss cyss' ss..l wII~l9son,, &c 50
7's. spose ',hr oS Mary Smith bound ., v us..
and passenger, !, ooodsuesd 1 white O''''
s Steamship Alssnsrs Bourne Richmond &c with md'e
steamship Sag,,s ., sassman, Norfolk with md'e and
.s,.aoship Saratoga, Kins' Yorfolh. with mdse to L
Steamship Stp;uae, Gaisr Boston, with mdse to WIN
sTis Jenny diam nc.pancr. Arccsc PR, II s,y,.,is
sugar 20 samanos Co. Has been IL DAYS north OF Hat
seTas VIZ ~ sss: Anchored e owsr bay LIST inst
schr Long Morris, Provdencc.
Taa sse.nsaiP cotcs which arrived = ms, from Nsw
Stevens. ~ stated yesterday.
BELOW.
ShpS Palmer. Steele lsl days from Arrcy. .
BARK k!alo ~ lays from Havana (by pilot boat Chns
SAILED
Stsmshps III CD Newbern Yazoo, Norfois; Leo.
ch!i.nwalish, ilysrpooi BARK Aincus London; brigs
Birdie, 5, John sB Emery Lsgho,n and
IL Ia a bad position on account OF tho Ice.
Wind at suuse, NV. fresh.
Marine Disasters.
SIR INV Escisn Hedse sailed from ssvsonsn 5on soy
regsersd ITO tons built al BATH. Ne, In 1872 and
hailed from that port
BARx CARisrAvHS, Lamke FOR Bremen. has not been
heard FROM since leaving New York, Nov ~ Ihe was
built at Bremen 1855 registered i tons and hailed from
Bremen.
BApK Axsr tIr). shaw. from Baltimore for Cork before
reported pu ~ Geo 'ees Bermuda, 10Th ut in Distress
with decss swept &c. would hsvc 70 discharge
which put INTO Bermuda in distress has been abandoned q
The underurofs acd was 70 be trid zfsa uiI her cargo
ta6t boxes sugar. would be re hiprcd
Holmes uole reports as, ult lat % lon 70 30 John
crowley Of Portland. was struck oy hahtn'ng and lost
overheard.
scuR Tho, Jyrrrssos. from Havana Tor New York 10
ssnorc at Cape May. Makes no water.
scns ForR SISTERS from Cicnfutgos for New YORK with
pui into key West I'd Inst leaking sho Win have 10
discharge.
scuR A n scurt. souers. from saeua for New York.
which put into NoIfok 3h ut In distress was eakinsn
he rate Of go strokes per sou. .. 10 sp and c.m sbo"
sho head All sueb opened foresays ana foresah oowh
The New York herald., 1868-03-04
SHIPPING NEW

Almanac for New York-This Day.
Sun ri.es.....'." e39 N%Ic.n % s..s::..morn CS
The New York herald., 1868-03-04


and prices nominal.
w0oL-Only a small amount OF business has been con-
summated In this staple since last report but tho
ket for all descriptions has ruled very firm, with
light stocks generally. There has been less In
qury for foreign The sales 10000 lbs 1eecos at
50c 57c, including No. state at 471sc and Xxx, and
above; Ohio at 4sc $500 lbs; pulled q llc 45c
for super and % 0U bs Texas at c 25; 2S bales
mixed California at 2lc 100 900 lbs spring clip do At 2c
32hc OF foreign the sales were 60 bales Port
Philip at 67Isc. and small lots Cape and Donskoi
At various prices We qnoe:New York Mcnigan and In;
diana--Saxony fleece, 4Sc 52c three quarter aud full
blood merno 45c &c. halfblood fleece lsc 45c quar-
ter blood fleece 40c f3c common fleece, 3Sc 40c Ohio
co. 6sc saxony fleece s5c So three quarter and fun
blood meriuo, 47c 5D half blood fleece 44c. u ACC.
gusrtcr.blood fleece 42c Ic; common heece 40 &c
Wisconsin, Iowa, Vermont and IinoisTree-quarter and
fun blood merino. &c 4ic hafblood fleece 40c. i3c
blood fleece. 33c. 40c Missouri, Kentucky and
rennessecwashed fleece. 40c - nnwsshed fleece 2sc
New York city extra pulled. loc a t4c; New York city
2sc.: lambs wool. &c 3Jc. Western and eytra
SIC. 4lc country extra pul ed i4c 4c country super
pulled. long 4lc. f5c.; country No. pulled, 27c DC
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-09

y Col BABBTrT has sigaalisci The I'D
Eent of ths Dali Bugls hy writing the
history Of Uuspea BGT. "a e railroad
center. The Col. il Gao. ed % DO this,
and since oer peighbosing so~n has
been so long drpriSed of them, the 6hal
establishment Of rail connections wilh
Ga abs farni~hes him with pie data
for making bis hisG5rS al once interest
iag and i'm 2OrtAat.- pmGh Herald.
We tbAek you, usighhor, for pabiish-
ing to the world the fact that roo are
cog connected With Caussil Bluff By
Ghe completion u the linioa Pse,6o r.
Il. 80 iss iaisial pnint ia this CRY. b.
fore the SoInplv.iou Of Ihs Uoion Paei6e
Railroad TO ibis city, Council Bluffs had
only tArss railroads runoiHs ears insO
AID trsninasing wtthio les corporate
limits. Now ne bare EJcR, and II give
as pleasure 10 be able to say thst the
''Iwin sisters" are connected by rail-, and
that Cnnneil Bluff has dirsss seRasstion
BIZ rail xifh the States asd Territories
y est.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-09
A JAN Tragedy.

Abeas dnsk iass ssssing four msa-s
f Iss !, es 2 80. ~ =, e
suyp(s sssm ~ Herdt3sah ccsnty jsii,
snsre sAs jsiso. ssd hissEifeenti &saxk
aeF vvse u -, nj eaDeii 81 De hilcs
d sdsIisSs . them tie key6 astfaripg
their inssnEian ~ Fsleasa G4s;Ashsz, sts
ptisoesr 4 aqnsd Oh eh5 On Ae1s Vi muf
asEiss CSspSs saA Z snhsasa nssf this
plsea last snumex ons ssnsiaed 60
kaxsd shs jslEpr. and shs others st&rted
% arsleass oAlsashes, stas befcrS obey
reached bis cell be called ont Go bach,
go bask, Jon arc discovered! ~ And he
YES right, SCR several shots were cred ut
them. Hall fell dead. bis bodT eompiasa-
~ riddles. kitsenhoasa was badly
wounded d TIE hach and hEp the ether
vas saefared uatuss and locked up,
whllat, in the cohfusicn, the enc gasr,i~
Tag tee jaiiur made bis esrape.- O7uap.
ia Spectator. Dec u, 1867.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-09

"WhiIs sha lamp holds oss 10 barn,n
there 10 a ehanss for restoration Of
health. IL, thsrefors, bEs eenstitaslos
has been psakonsd by disease % excess
thu ntYves shattered the stomach
weakened-the appetite geae, and oil
tie wosld appeaas el6ony- psnr sstss
fresh oil into yoar lamp, In the snaps Of
Plantation Bisssrs, whieh will make the
dame Of life sgaia burB brightly, and
Illuminsss a oncs wFs.OAed sxisss aOs,-r
Fer lsdies II ia al el'gppt aaa gentle
ssinniaRs, exaetls sush - shey require.
Many families will bot be without il. Is
has az immsase sails througheat ths
world. wzisSp2
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-09
aTrsason | Seek Il Out. ("

Dis.oyAlty- What Goes IL nean ?. II
m.aus want VI RIelisy 80 sgF e,nssita
tioa. This is eur sovereign gaidg-the
wFitssn chart Of oar laws, ths sbses. sD
sh0g OF oar haps and frsedom. Every
sfsiaiioa Of The ssuslisusias ID alsIeyal
~.
The lAeory coniended fee during the
rebslIion, thai Dissenting 10 opinion
from tue executive, or congress, was
evidence OF disloyal,y, has beea aaaa
3ousd +. and ID Ia aow broadly alsizses,
shat violating tue Constitution, aad set.
tiag up aBI ssrrying % goxssnmsnts
"eutsils shs constitution, - 90 far FEesa
being sviaenss al Jisloy AIsJ is adaiOis
triton OF .hs highest degree Of loyalty.
When tie ssushern stasss auaplIe4 abs
constitution and set up govsrnmsnt on:
aide OF IL We pronounced IL treason and
ssashsd tho EeAeilion b. fsrss Ut arns,
The executive, congress, the press AM
the psople, declared Sheu abis wAs ne,
compliabed, the var should rrd, sna ths
ogeSding people should be res,ofed 70
their former rights. SoEIs three years
have elapsed sinss she close Of the gar
Peaee.ths ncst proposed rsigns through.
oat the entirs land. Hare ws fulfilled
the pltsges 90 saersdIy gstenP No
Slavery l. abolished. Who are now
rehsisf Are they not those who bAyt
Enaas nigisary auabariiy superior &c eiri
authority; are they not ihOss Who hav,
crushed tAs ihdislShal rights Of the ses,
sral states . Are they not those wht
have established shs rule that the niuor.
ity shall govcru The nsigifyP Are they
oct those who ara astiag "sa.sids Ct ID,
eonssltusion 20
Dir. Stevens, In 8 Vecsat inseEsiew
~ish negr1 and other delegates, frankl,
told theta. Talkiag 81 rscsDssrucsianl
be said: '.lis Vas about 10 issEedsss .
btu to congress - pEsyids thai nsjori
~ Of Essa4ssgsa yssess asa nsg nsee4sari
70 rasify TIE sonssisatisn aad 20 au,
iaariss legal provisional gsyer1menl
for eaca ssate, gsvssg zoe gssefnoEa TIL
appsisssDg u oliasss, and also gtyiai
them poser 10 maks regulations 81
srsops shsa sssss finally Il aAa pro
aida shss - sfshs 81 DE ss!sssa d cpl
sha bad "a ssagressioaal representation
fasaesly, sAail Be- snsIsisd 70 elect eco
gssss asn a large fsem lhs allf<Esn
gssssss as s8e
| lie bad 10 hssiiaaisa IL rszssersiak lbs
| fhey sOsrs setisa esssids fAs roasiisssisl
h sssny rssp<e1s. u Ard k<Sssss TO ID
tssaioHsd .Ios tbs sssssvsaeafs a Iai
psxyrssssss sgs.h
/ Tbs sossA sssmsa silisssss, esias1
nsnsys end ssEssd wss- ali sf Nkish
as sonssiSs shs ssasaisnssss."
/ Bvs To- II GAs ssssis ksa ssnra :
sufport he coassisssioa tut Sssyse
nd " pessy i sossssss, hAss sxpssss
~ pledged themselves bsfors tssis Max
ltrs 20 ssppess sd sssssd u u d