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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-06-11
Sherif's Sale.
State Of Ohio, Galzia County, IS.

-,Y,psIr Mt, to the command of an order of sale
y rom the Court of Common Pleas. of Gallia
county and state of Ohio and to me directed,
win OFFER at public bs sf cts of I Gapo IS 81 ss1d .ns
eowntv 81 GalIia, Ohio at one O'Clock p. m, on
Se iith day Of July, a. d. 1865. the following real
81 ohio" and bounded and described as follows,
the southwest or lower half of city lot in the
cifv OF Gallipslis numbered one hundred and
forty four with all and singular the appurten-
ances thereto belonging. To be sold as the
property of Julius NJ. Sieminskei at the suit Of
William shober. Appraised at one thousand
dollars.
Terms Of sale-cash in hand.
Given under my hand officially, this Sd day Of
June, a. d. 1868.
iiA2 49, S. G. c. o.
June 4, 1853
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-06-11

EAmong the visitors to General
Grant. on the occasion Of the sere-
made on Friday evening, was a Grip
pied soldier, who extended his only
hand saying, II have one hand left
to shake with and vote for Gen.
Grant"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-06-11

re- Trenton is to have a military
company. We learn that number
Of young men-nostly exsoldiers-
are about organizing company un-
der the militia laws of the State.
Success to them
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-06-11

@ The National Temperance Ad-
vocate strongly favors Gen. Grant
for President, ayowing its belief in
the rectitude ofhis habits, after care
full investigation.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-06-11

~ The Pomery City Council, by
Ordinance, say that steamboats, shall
not blow their whistles while lying at
the Pomeroy landing. -
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-06-11
COAL! COAL!!

THE undersigned gives notice to his Gus
i toners and the public generally, that
he is prepared and will furnish Coal on the
shortest notice, in quantities to suit applicants
with No. Pomeroy and Syracuse Coal; also,
Kanawha Coal, at the Lowest Cash Prices.
JOHN FULTZ,
June IL, lS6S.-lm. Agent.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-06-11

WooL-Fleece washed, common to
onefourth blood, 35 cents; fleece wash
ed, one-fourth to one-half blood, 35 to
SIC; fleece washed, one-half to full
blood, 81 to 40c; tub washed, 36 to
42c; unwashed, 90 to 26c.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-06-11
Union majority,

Three cheers and tiger for the
:'Never give up Union men of Guy
an. A note from the township Clerk,
ISAAC CHAPMAN, Esq, says:-"Real
political - great excitement = the
stars and stripes waving over the
ballot box"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-06-11

H General Meade is announced
by an Atlanta paper to have come
out for Grant and ColfaX. "a
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-06-11
For Sale

TWO GOOD BILLIARD TABLES; OF
Il exchange for Flat Boat. Apply to
JOHN DUFOUR.
June IL, 1868.
= romeroy Telegraph copy one month and
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-06-11
Rally Round the Flag"

The Republicans of Guyan town
ship understand how this thing
should be done, and in that respect
have set noble example to Repub-
llcans everywhere
On Wednesday last they had an
election for Justice Of the Peace,
and, after planting the stars and
stripes over the ballot box, where they
kept tht m flying all day, they went
to work with the determination to
win. And they did win, as the fol.
lowing statement of the vote shows
]. C. Gothard, Union, log.
]. R. P. Montgomery, DEM, SS
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-06-11
To Tax Payers.

TAX PAYERS are notified that the June
Il Taxes for 1867 are now due; and, if
not paid on or before the Doth of June, are
subject'to penalty Of five per cent.
ID. II. GATES.
June ii, 1868.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-06-11
The Judicial Election.

The following are the official ma
jorities for LOOMS, of the election
for an additional Judge of the Court
q pl1an In
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-06-11
MARKETS.
CINCINNATI, Jul

Gold 1891.
There is no change in the general
markets.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-06-11

w Pomeroy has become city of
the second class.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-06-11
Wholesale Market.

Corrected Weekly by HEsKING, ALLENoNG Co.
, 1868-05-22
NOTICE.

THE undersigned has now taken.
the opportunity of informing the
public, that his affairs is not con-
nected with Mr.. Augustus Williams
CHS father neither in privilege, rights,
nor copartnership, he being only the
superintendent OF the beef butchery,
as formerly for others.
Christiansted 2lst May 1868.
MOSES f.. WILLIAMS.
, 1868-05-22
Total $299,289 SIS

Balance Of deposits S 56,426 %
| new deposit account, viz:
l Minor.
6 Withdrawals amounting to SIS so.
Receivers for Saturday, 23rd May 1868.
In CHRISTIANSpED
Z. Hattensen, Esq Trustee.
James Moore, Esq Member.
In FREDERIKSTED
Geo. Walker, Esq, Trustee.
R. G. Knight, Esq, Member.
GEO. BEHAGEN,
President.
st. Croix, 18th May 1868.
, 1868-05-22
Shipping intelligence.

ENTERED AT CRAFTSMANSHIP
May 19,-American brigantine Nellie, c. Il.
Taylor, New York, Provisions and
Estate Supplies.
CLEARED VI CHRIsTIANSTED
May 20, danish barque Prindsesse Alexandra,
j. H. Verdon, Frederiksted, Sugar,
MolaSseS and Rum.
, 1868-05-22
Protokollen for forrige Mode oplestes.

Protokollen for forrige Mode oplastes.
Ifolge Dagsordenen foretoges:
l, 1ste Behandling af Udkast til Budgettet
for st. Croix Commune for Finantsaaret
fra lste April 1868 til Site Marts 1869
med tilh6rende Bevillingsforslsg.
2det Medlem for Christiansteds Landdi-
strict (Ratclife) savnede Oplysning om
Oversku ddet fra de foregaaende Aar, og
udtalte, at naar disse Overskud j Forbin-
delse med den Kassebeholdning som i sin
It'd var %overgaaet fra den forrige Land.
kasse tillode DEF, burde der skrides til Ned
settelse i Skatterne. Han ansaae Absent
skatten og Indf0rselstoldep for holt anslaaet;
disse Skater ware beregnede efter ct andet
Princip end tidligere skeet; Qvartprocent-
skatten meente han burde afskaffes.
Gouverneuren bemerkede, at han we'd
en- tidligere Leilighed havde meddeelt Raa-
Diet Oplysning ON Overskuddene for 1865
&C OF 1S66-67, saavelsom ON Beholdnin-
gen fra den fo9ige Landkasse. Men paa
den anden Side MATTE Diet erindres, at Co.
lonlalkassen endnu skyldte til Statskassen
ct Bel6b af circa $4,000, som Deel af den
Statskassen her tilh6rende Kassebeholdning
den 3Ite Marts 1865, hvilken Sum, efter-
haanden som den kan undveres, skal re-
mitteres. Naar der derhos tages Hensyn
til at f1ere store Bygningsarbeider forestaae,
meente han, at der like fortiden kan ten-
kes paa Nedsettelse af Skatterne. Ind
f6rselstolden havde i 1865-66 indbrast
OVERSIZE, 900 og i 1867-68 over $4,000,
og Diet var derfor anseet rigtigst at anslaae
den til noget over $4,000, uden at tage
Hensyn til Diet Interchangeable Aar 1866
81, hVOri den paa Grund af Choleraepide-
mien paa st. Thomas havde andraget circa
$65,000. Absentskatten var opfort med
Diet samme Bel6b, som den havde indbragt
Sidste Aar; men selv ON denne Skat skulde
kOmme til at aftage, naar Eiendomme, der
nu administrators for trav9rende Eieres Reg
ming, Overgaae i Andres Hender, var Diet
like afgjort, lat Colonialkassen derived Iced
Tab, da ElendOmmenes Production Wide
kunne tor6ges, saa at andre Indtegter til
toge. Han for sit Vedkommende saae
gjerne en- Forandring / denne Refining.
Fernandez forespurgte, hvad Regierin-
gen agtede at gj0re med Hensyn til Credit
beviserne, og ON disse like Wide kunne
bruges til Remittering af Statskassens Til
godehavende.
. 2det Medlem for Christiansteds Landdi-
strict (Ratclitfe) spurgte, hvorledes Credit
hnvisarna ware fnrdaalta imallnm dan.a o
og st. Thomas.
ste kongevalgte Medlem( Walker) meentc,
at de nuvarende Creditbeviser kunde re-
mitteres og Colonialkassen udstede nye.
Gouverneuren henviste til Coloniallovens
957 og fremhevede, at Oiemedet med Gre
ditbevisernes Udstedelse i sin It'd uden-
twill har veret, at forsyne Oerne med ct
tilstr@kkeligt Pengecirculationsmiddel for
deres Behov we'd Siden af Solvskillem0nten
,og at han antog like at de Wide kunne
undveres uden Ulempe, eftersom Double
men isigselv like var en- h-ensigtsmHssig
Mont j daglig Handel og Vandel. Credit
beyiserne tilh0rte selvfoIgelig kun Colonial
- - 100 etf<#&.1 thNsst sF&E*E
, 1868-05-22
FOR ST.

Mandagen den 4de Mai 1868, midday ri.
IL, holdt Colonial Raadet sit ordentlige
Mode.
Medlemmerne ware tilstede med india
gelse af 3die kongevalgte Medlem (DuBois);
3die Medlem for Christiansteds Landdistrict
DAM, og 4de Medlem for Frederiksteds
Landdistrict (Heilbuth), der havde anmeldt
Sygdomsforfald
, 1868-05-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice..

ETt8l HERE not having been
II a sufficient number pre-
sent at the Annual Meeting
ofthe members IF the st. Croix
Savingsbankto form a quorum,
the meeting will be held on
Tuesday the End of June at 2
o'clock at the Office ofthe In
stitution, when in conformity
with Art. III. 5 3 the decision
of the majority present shall
be valid.
St. Croix 22nd May 1868.
T. E. MENDES,
Secretary.
nLLE og Enhver, som maatte have
III Noget at fordre paa Boet efter
afgangne Planter JOHN ELLIOTT, og
efterlevende Enke RosELINE SIDNEY
ELLIOTT, indkaldes heryed til at an
melde og beyiisliggjore deres Krav
for u~ndertegnede Skifteret, som be-
handlende bemeldte Bo, linden I'd
lobet af 3 Maaneder, efter denne Ind
kaldeIses sidste Acknowledgements.
st. Jams aSkifterets Contoir. den
I8de Mai 1868.
f. w. DEWHURsT.
, 1868-05-22
TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN

during the week from 18th to 10Th May.
Christiansted. Frederiksted. Kings Hill.
Lines. Lines. Lines.
, 1868-05-22
The "AVIS"

The "AVISD
IsEDITED BY HANS HATcHETT;
AND PUBLISHED
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
for the ProprietreSS.
Terms Of Subscription Six Dollars per an
mum, payable halfyeary in advance.
Single number to non-advertisers-1O cents.
, 1868-05-22
ReCeiVers:

W OO0TVS' LsQ''
Amount offormer deposits. :.
S deposits of 20 cents each.
Is above 20 cts. and under $ |.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-18
r. the STATE Reqfsssv xu,s

4
LAS the papers are nnsv pablishine
the laws, we hope that every editor
win cali particular attention 10 sae
" Registry T.awu and particularly
the provisions Of seoeiona 10 Of said
law, &c. eos
That h jaaG exactly what we have
already done, and wssat we isssend 10
continue doing until the day Of the
election. We woaidia return sug-
gess 10 ths editor Of the Register thai
he call attention to the five amend
-ments proposed to the Constitution,
that the people may not be deceived,
and that ne state what viii be the 81
feet Of each of the proposed amend
ments,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-18

- - -
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t. - 49, r. F.. 81. ~
end - = nel1ks
In - aN4 81!
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HI 41m14 4 <6fl1 - xzllQ
tlx1IrxA Az en0 80 y 49, FL.
u hel1ee, haNo yAinA9.es q 80
81 elISgn e 1e<zae -
q ha0dl nave M slARzE
Of them 800.
We to0k gold And aaivex eutEu
fton tt Id relae!A 81 hnz xss
3. -. -
over Thixfne c1gEKs1a ,e =
er we CANE ctuls q 80 Ddxnea e -
va oelei6et - iateera, WIZ niees.
b. ~ ail ne leWeiIf tnis 1919
has eQQlQ lle caErseu ~ tne ylau 10y
STAR. - wouiu deck 1T g,,t - -
giaxluls sti0 pas las y III 80 -
80 Eeti ~ osfex tise Afsgsal 49, III s
dle 6tAtes the damned nie2ess, g
. aenerai ming, pfefexfe1 g ssssx y
home rticn1hfiy MItef tl1ey 49,
out tilek We N1Mneea Oily 80 -
bodied m<xs, md - le1. 80 80
the yQapaf ADD Desx io0A1st& Nu e
/ Inel. Solnettnes we sook Qn MIIVas'
families Hild pun I:ztloas y =. 49, 49, ~,
sacessiondst. But the sissles part "
these we soon nsnaGe1 - g.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-18

sufna N 1,anxf ffzn atxaoks y \
Isisss q - d sits q q ui'
EfIy dolIal ~ ~ kets. he
aaarrfed ri IN lth, md btaine its
S Re- Il: 4. ~ INK Il, 1 ssrrlgss
III kbA nu16 M hus tteusand dol
ls s l, - L. E9 &c
latter won III 80 rs, which . the
fastest uEne ever made By b horse on
q Western Ffr0rk. fIfa eBH&r has
since rafussd twenty five kh0sleard
doi1REs IN
fsEsss q ssssIsssx 81 Dssss<s " are
making arraaanAsnts to atx@sd their
National Convention, The mre haT-
lng lJ0en xe1&kNd 10 aNFsnty dollars
ffmp this POINT ~ Aew Ysgk sad
fhe HFtke Of the brirkiayers il
logf. the af411n hnvfng returned to
Isw01k 6l,u1e of sheaa getting alge anl+
lars Per o.. and ofherx less The
men aRV they, bare tFiunaphed over
| aud iii TIE next twenty -is1lfr hours
actu21ly cast E1e greater portion ct u
| at the feet OF the dreaded appafitinu.
When pickea ap b. d polieenaazl. she
| ire fssrstsls,xars.sbuS ii il hard fDr out
i sillars ID, 1essss.a q q, tllax hrist 81 -
Ifheu are soktia.0 81, mere fkan was
iofiere<fyto them befaFe the slgikee--.
/ Houavar. Ill arc clad I'd learn thai
j the war 0g verbs Is over, and that
/ Building VIII progress N usual.
And WllliG On slais subject, u may
i rfradars Vic Contemplate building.
that q new axt.cIa fusr roofing, said
| lay ccrnpetetyt pcgsons To be the best
4 b s1se, IL beinx pAt upou ell the eai.
i gsssas ssf,w a@igSr nm n Elsirage. Id
saet. al othar rooling Ii used here. =
II IS not 30 only cllea Ser ana better thar
/ oEher rooffng, bat ii can be put tEewl
4 bss I'D person. and wIon che granite
Il alraost Ir.sssss rssst sIsI frsIsa tie as.tis,r
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-18

a The Chicago .Ioaraas OF the
Iith has the following relative 70
Hon. G, l. yallandiglaaln and his
chanaof 3 candidate fag the presi-
sleswy q the Democrat ticket
svsllanslighaln being called upon
bySf66 New York HGguld to state
wUck Iii favor OF for President,
ssiAsx farsf eia0isxs--for va seek not
ouly te besk, but the strongest man,
la fIse most decided and ultra
peace Democrat being o statesman
In the exalted sense 0f that word,
who era ba fDsaEas In preSesaE cir
s;aanss<aacas We psoftw Dir. Featile-
tonse We are satisfied thru ne l. the
chaaee of the Democratic nassses-a
small matter, 1t Is true, with the pol
ieici4ns In these times. We believe
that with sagsei0as, but bold and
manly canvass, he can surely De
elected Next so him, We are for
amy competent man with similar
prinsirtrss record and anascexients- "
Val fsrthew says that . ticket
made up Of one candidate froEa the
War Democracy, and another from
the Republican party, woaid be
''sfAAseakabIe foiiy.n This IsuaanIy
and oasspoksn, 20 say the least. =
WhatevSr may be SAID of the man
wha wam sweating and watching
over the borxies,u he stands by his
prsneiples, ssael rs Grey aFs, with .
ressiutson worthy Of o better cause
and abe&aeT Este. Vale Naliandig-
hAMaass
The above il from Radical source,
and Is confru1atory evidences Of
what Ne have always assumed to be
srszs. 1. e., naen Of decided and un-
mistakable political views, hike Mr..
Valtandighaxn never fail to com
n1aaa rsaoEs respect from their enc
miss, than tIe diluted dissl-waser
Shoppers who try to carry full pail
on beth shoulders to the Disgust Of
aAo wha may unfortunately be
breaahE Ia esHEaet with them.
a ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-18

tor True Lights mot 'sBlue
LIghts.n az printed yesterslav.l in
the name az the Gra1it and GolfAx
campaign club recently organized at
Freep0rt, IlL-- G2aie0go Journal.
sBlue Lights was the more APP
propriate name, and the yog'1g1'
would have done better not 70 haze
attempted the correaIoa above.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-18
tyEffl IlkzsI EIils ts3F EkAsE I1lik 3IsFNt's

A Paris illustrated journal gives a
facsimile Of sketch AZ Marie
Antoinefte on her wayts he scafft IL
taken by David, the printer; who
had himself. A. che offho etn-
veutiop, voted for Der leath. Hcr
hands are tied bslsiad her back
and straight wisps of hair~--ahe had
it cut close herself that morning
escaped from under the hidepus
prison cap. The contrast Of this
ignogniny wish The n9ielding pride
expressed BY her bearing and face
is most sragieal. The dra8iae is
one of eolieoiian hequsathsd bE
the latc III. Hsnaih 20 sire imperial
library
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-18

Ssd@9s&s sAsu9VssAJa w IA III SA 4fy&5S&t ~
tina Board of Public Works; So
Oa1 for the fire department 083. 81 Q
for eaTfying on public schools
go foF police department sos no los
courts $50 90 for salaries q OIL
ciaI So ui8 FOR receTviug guests and
so on To the end of the chapter. By
snsne aegisg ence OF tie City sIeFE. the
estimated amount O. sseaains has net
: 4 oHBEE.
TupossrBLE.-The Chicago Jose.-
nal, Of tho 18th, says
IN correspondent writes rgqrtesss-
ing ns 10 give al complete ssatelsaasls
1foar paiksIic debt. 10 d3tAgs il lIaz-
pas3ihIa. MOI eyea s5aceestl rs. -sI2ez
CGllozh could do H. The voucher
and tiaifrss vet 70 be presented ana
settled Cd n0t Sc estiu1atUd.h
There Ia bat little cennnasst need
edsEa aaslIEiga to the aaesn fs5aa the
Chicago organ Of tire InlfesaAers.
They have published truth II the
above Statement 10 which tstare can
& be no glssse tll coass aalesaea. ssTc
tl1aag taa .S3afadt fsr ecTfessissEy chat
Shlsls Size. wFisos eg this art.ale as
serted in 1864 would hs the Essgaia Of
the oorrufps ION and gsaiaIny. which.
even In that carly stage Of Radical
scaenaIug w.ss ev.slesss O., thai II
would be '.ianpa&slsaca to give .
complete statement OF tae pabiir
debt.
Tlluse ssloasaaa d5EaEsa Halnaste
For evory minute siaes aase birth Oh
Christ woaEd not to-day pay the
auaoant which Il L NOW said Wa
owe-aboat IS CO., es1a 800. What
may we expect Is will be, then, aisaaa
ssall the vouchers ard claims yet ~
DO presented are brought In. sasla-
tea and allowed I Ten Thousand
dallars Q ninuse for every nainute
siaca the hegianing ef the Christian
Era would not liqaslate the debt,
when all thnss olaims and vouchers
are presented and allowed. Do this
people ever expect 10 be able % sue
eessfally pay this debt In gold o.
even the interest thereof, with the
racklesa pralifgsey and cograpti.ia,
nov railing at Washington eoati nned
! I'm power? Where 4 tha gold ID
coraa frosnf Ifyeu wega 70 disezla.
bcwsi the earth Snd secure al there.
In oNqcealed, roo would fzad Il isa'
poaaibss Co coin enough Coz Gle llaai:
aatinn at ths enpEnso,as debt 81
this esunt1g now knoaxn. and get r
| DO estimated froxu tina sssaAiuls and
vouchers yet e b presented. y "
Zen thousand dollars i minute, fos
every minute anoe Christ fifst cams
/ upon ssrsll III tlst fossn uf MN wcuI<
/ nos be II lIcnt I'D c11icef TIE ~,
| debk pile4 upon tke ahtuidsrs u ii
| American people By i el5rrupt - b
j assigning deI1sag zes Id tie raInl
| of Liberty and uninn, III ito n1i6
~ rs snort sprs of bsood ~
4 e.rr,sure
1nlak ii il n men ofsoll i III,
! 90 do burdens IL ostous saxsSlpI
/ h 1dJd nj shop, md ID soatsl
4 ef1ui1d III y0u exoecs thai von
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-18


W. 49, oln e. sod - -
tbs Ine1 ene peIee 1oars
ort ;, ~ I'LL Ezek -
fou II o. q hqsqx
for 81 - IN 0llce - TIT
tie Indictment was LETT In tbs han<1s
of - 1sE1lck Wien e snoss Z
hay q ~ lncd in the hand1 q
the vdh sng A ssernays g
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-18

Marioa lAla. Cbas5saoassre1lfA H'flaca
Ii 20 truthful In regard To the feel-
ings and character nf the people OF
the South, that In jastics % them,
we arc constrained 10 re~publisaa It,
Tn this connection we trust we will
be permitted 20 say that We wholly
approve Of and endorse the senti-
lneuts of the Conference.-The upon
this suhitzst
IA year ago Brick Ponleroy was
one Of the aa0st effective Democratic
editors la the Nerth. He Was bold,
uncornpromfsing and decided In the
expression of his political views, and
rs he stsNd manfniIy tor tire States
under the constitution, he was in~
ioFsexi and almost idoli1ed by his
Southern patrons. But Brick has
NOT borne the flood Of prosperity Is
we visa he could have done. he
seeaas DO think that his great success
il the offspring, In part at least Of his
uncommon yulgarity, and OF his
gross personal abuse OF the dead. -
He became popular In the South, as
we personally know, by his trench
ant attacks upon political follies and
iseresies he is now rulhing his rep
utatinu By turning his batteries
against dead men. =
sSaman ever lived, perhaps, who
had fewer political friends In tho
South than Mr.. Lincoln. But not
withdrawing this, there was no man
whose viofegft death was more gen
orally lazaentea among our people.
And we fave heard numbers 81 Brick
Pomesuy's Alabama sulscr1 beTs
all of them, indeed, with whom we
have as any time cOnyersed- pro
nounce the treatment extended by
his paper 10 the memory Of AR. Lin
rsiri, q shame and disgrace 70 CIV
ifixaffaa. y The southern people are
nat hyefsas. They never tear open
tue wruyes OF either friend or foe %
prey mpon that which should be held
sacaed by all right prineipsed ssarva-
vOrs the ET1sls III the dead.
Hut - Iazseh a. Bricks ssaatherIa
saaljeTIhers resent his continued 1T
faeka upon Mr.. Lincoln, they resent
thoee he makes u5san Mrs. Lincoln
infinitely more !; md we have vet %
NEST the man who win eUsaffnue Ms
salheeripkiCn1 to tho La Crussie Ihss5ss,-
ssra another year unless thee TN
manly, unworthy, E1nReneFusis, lisa-
christian assaults upon friend tSs
women and tie buried dead are tlls-
exH1f3rfxfaxY.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-18

WFeh2ve noticed Afr. Hanna's let
term this mornings Eonforef, but
orfy space to-day win not permit Us
too into q lengthy reply. Dir.
IIasAa sAgss III the BUGf4E man
WIN BE Kind enoagA 10 refer 70 the
~noet he viii discover at q glance
thak my name sluS not appear In the
iasG sepoTt 81 the committee, signed
AftSrs. Warner, Grassland and
Turk. but you win find that / have
afaxea thereto separate affidavit
from thai of the either aneaabers Of
the eusnusistee, ssrearssg 10 ssseh pesr-
fs<as II ne rspoga a. 7 kssrs0 to 5e cor
ras ard making reservations ~ b
ssnkasI knew TO be incorrecs. ''-
TM<1FvS dld know, with the excep-
tio1 TIT there were no two reports,
IA rs Hams intinates. What res-
sr~n1ksas did Mr. Hanna maker He
ressssed only that portion If the r.
POI which charged Afr. BuriIek
VIII the ensoaats received for mar
gssue li1nses-osse itess--CN the yess
efl1e rspess Ne srory kos and that re-
palt SApwed III. Bursllck to Do . do.
aaal1os ii d sszza Eaar 30 ooe. =
ashe marriage licensss, as shown By
~ 49,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-18

Mogx FxUNDRR. - Old Elfhrt
Washburne, s'tha Watchdog of tbe
Treasury, 2 has secured the passage
of ball appropr iasing sa7 GOO to
snpyly . sisiicisaey'' III tho secoras
strastion expenses II Meadsss Dis
triot. A hf4e old watchdog EliEtt
il, to he surel Enarling At other
people, while he Il gorging hinnkell
with plander. Bat how came Ibis
s.aeRsisusy ID sssrspy nasnher
Thnses n the appropriation made
10 cover che expenses u bringing
relays 81 agrees from one county
70 smother to vote for the Con-
stisooshin'' or 10 eoser sonlsshlns
else thai Gan i bear exposssssl a.
we must par ozre share 81 &c, gei
would lika ID ka0w.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-18

ire and HAT IL ii Aprosfd 10
Luke 7nsax Thg Esptusndc, ESs-
foss and LIasaokn parks Gog1irs
Pvsosul. rostsfA1r rrd Mtsosslszss
= esH2s