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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07

How ssCAFarAGs II M4ns AeAISsT DE-
aocsAcT. Not long ago tee Nsw York
assk.as eriassa BE folIowing
ssln vifgiasa 10 1851 wamaa WAS To-.
diassd, tried, and sentenced 10 swo
Yssgss impgisonmens for teAaAsng alass
20 fsed. TBS lndietmsns rsaaa aa fol-
hws
sand shs said-----, net hsviag sas
fear Of God before Der syea, bus moved
and Inssigstsd saersso by xhs dsyiis did
teach Gcssaiu negro woman 70 read
chs Bible . tbs gssas displsAaass 81 AIS
nighty God, sto.n
ssThss was 0 Democratic Indiesmenss
under Demccrasie faw, ID Demosras.
10 State. Tbs ssms spirit u shss SEsfe
eppasss sqsal safffsgsS
I1ssfisg 10 discover The faess Of the
case gentleman wrote 10 sha editor Of
the Tribune, requesting tina ansrssi data
tito be made de OF againss my polisi
cal opneaensa,n hssaid, bas nos apseify-
| Ter who shoss oppsssnss were. The fsI-
lesing Il ths Tribssns sdiserss answer ;
ssDaaa Sin picked the paragraph
you qaoss eas o. ) newspaper an9 can
give no farshsr InfoEmasion about is.
So i. Ossxssaa.
Ia this var palssloal capital is mana.
faasassa By The Radical psess. some
ssasasiou pennysa liner Taaaugassarss =
ifalsehood, like ths ABOVE, for some oh.
azure print, which, after being handled
about for awhile IN eat-oI-shs- say plaasa
! without contradiction, as last hnds its
way into shs sGiees a. ths laFgsr and
I[psesam&biy1 more 20 peasabls ioaTnalss
whence, In aus sims u appears oraeulsg-
liv ia new dress and becomes shsBee~
/ forth a standard facs la sas sepsssesy OF
partisaa tsclinchers.n The saodas epsr-
aags beiag nov asaFsainsd, Is 10 80 %
hspea the uabIiu will hexeaEssF kake wish
great allowances for Inaccuracies all the
broad statements hitherto believed to be
true because prsmslgase BY mrefpsesse
BILE journals. Patriot ssd UssaoH.
Yes, that Ia Tbs wsy thsy ganafsessrs
capital fas shs e Gsa saa messlssles, vs.
4 penny liner IL sent ous With snssras-
lions so manufacture "a order jHss asch
duff ss is Supposed viii best supply shs
dem and for sensations Ia the fanasieal
Pertain ranks, and give the matter pub
lseasion 10 sons eoantry newseapss-
ssnaing oopY 20 The Leading Radical
organs duly Esrksd 30 That, a. Ia tbs
casa above il nag ba rsEanPsd and
givan 70 she pablia ShO galpit al aowu
as gospel truth because, forsooth, 10 II
Published by such notorious sheets -
| The New York Tribune. Horace, The
king bes Ct The hive, Is fsilY posaea - q
What shs t'litsl issssssp that busx arouad
ihe hiys, will do in the matter, and b.
kseps them busy as work on just sucE
stuff IS the abGvs, which the Tribwas
acknowledges Ii knows nothing sboat-
nor whethaF IA BE- ssos er false.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07

PRasoaAb. We had tbs pleasure %
Saturday Of neesiss aisj. A. r. AspKx-
soa, OF Fremont ooanly. Tie Major ~
locking much better than be did iass fall !
when We wers eanvassing the county
wilh him. ggs 10 an earnest Rspasiisan
and CANAL felIow.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07

- sis Stanton eowafd % The
aasstios 10 Hoating around 10 manY Of
cur sxshsagss. sis Sssnson coward ?"
Yes, missrasls, msan, snsskisg eo~~
ard. wGshoas ans rsdssmisg quality.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07

Finn. w e understand that DIRE came
oiF Ia 0maha on yesterday, which con =
ssmsd the carpenter shop Of yosAs GIsxs
asd tAas tSs os shfse osber buildings
we're terra do~n 10 prsyens tbe spread
lug Of tbs aesoafsng slsnens. IL IL re-
ported ahas shs Gre engine and hook and
ladder eonpasIes did coed service on
this eecssEoa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07

Suaaxszza, tHas.--Eo SaslAA q Wsliisms aessad&ass
Yoa are hereby nstiGea sa&t khsxa Is SOW "a
die ia the esca 81 ne essk of EAs District Court
81 Psttawsat4mle saanfy. gswa, psfsisea In
eamiky, al Ioha HsmEnsFs pisin9iG esaifnzag
a 4lnSt yoa ard n paimsr, feFesaesare Of .
q eaFtAaad deed; made w Frank street, ~ Mayer
81 tha sasx 81 Gsaneil Bsufss Iswa. ceavsytng the
tztle Is lots hwksr ksv suGaen fi1l and et&htsea,
as1 naoex thres ~ lot nErsbeE nineteen ffs1 aaa
IL easy Gag saex ten GO. fotz asSs ~ aud sss
fia.j ID Aloex tssnly-eaxs II HswaFda aaAatsen
se soc city o. Ceuncii RsHEs Iews In ufsuanSs Of
saIs sRsrasEf Sg dsiEne cent asxss due theFez End
prafina gRsg@kas aud aetwss seraissia& ysar
rigkt tssls interest ard saulty 90 ss1empkien In
ssIa fsas ersg4rsy An4 shzf hts tttis thsfeas be
naaa sasefals aaa gaAs sslsss ysa sppeaS &hTFasa
ard dsgsad, bel re- aash IL lhs sseeaa Dag at the
uSxi 3kna fsrea 81 said eehrts to be eounencea IN
szts eaaa&g On the Hfss TGasasy In &ans, i8&&,
sessElt viii bs ersegsd galnss yen, and saBHeai
rsnAerse fAereDA AZ prayed Fog In said petisisn.
y va WILLIAMS
usf9w& Plaintiffs Ats9rm@g
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07
Afew daYs ags sas tEusst

Afew days age tbs trustees OF 8 church
in Philadelphi& drowned the voice of an
ohnoxioas pastor whs bad refssed to re-
sign, altar bsiEg requested 80 90 sos ~
dressing the orgahiss 20 play loudly
Whenever be attempted to address the
songregatioG.
There ia a specimen ct Chrisliss Vir-
sus aad ahsrssy fer yoss sat 20 masis.
Let - sing Thy praise, o. Lord
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07
k~ sIf aoa nBsaksn, 2 saysA mora
e ,.uasrsl. y Ill Esfs (Issn Nsdsssl wss

IN z.ossfsl, y ~ Efs tbsa Nsssss ~ss
.tssmsasa Al hs aaisssd his boarding
hsuss 1sts In 1852 Ii would pat be
arrange il shis .wsss true, for about that
,,u.a n shsrsly before, be declared ia
ths ssuass. in rsaposss to aaa Is the
soAo Of soashsrn threats 50 seOsds, shss
as4oa ssauos forsisiy Aold men in shis
yIafa.. for aAs sssssnpa 90 Do 90, 10 sss@s
to me- would sabssss Zoe arss pssns'plss
Of lbs Gevanmsns nader which vs live. "
To xhAs polisiGAl party the presumed as
sassias eslssgsa gaay readily be inferred
tram fhis declaration
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07
The Busle and the Democracy.


The following letters from Dem.
ocrats are bus specimens Of letters
We are receiving almost daily from
Democrats who have stood By ID
and been wsth as daring the DARK
hours of Radical hate aad parsecu.
ton, and WHO now, when the sun oi
Democracy Ii ascending higher and
higher, and shedding its genial rays
and benign infueace throaghoas the
land, and still with ~ in the good
work, cheering US On with amats,
rial aid +"
MIssouRz VALLEY JUNCTION, j
Harrison Co, May ], IS.
MEssRs. BAHBTrr s
sIRs+Enclosed please find
two dollars In payment for the
Weekly HuaIx, and send the pa,
per on. Ihsve taken the BuGLs
for about Twelve years, and ]
think IL hasser now than ever | have
seen it before.
Yours, Truly,
w. n. r.
Another gentleman from Wood
bine, Iowa, writes rs, Hay Cd, ii
follows
Enclosed you viii find two dol
lars for the glorious old BUGLg.-.
Please send il TO the above post az
foe. Yours,
n. If.
sach latters, from sueh Deno
Gratis, are 70 as cheering evidences
that ouF services have been, and ara
now appreciated, and we assure ca
friends that our every effort from
this henceforth win BE- 70 inprovs
the BUaLE in every department
and render it q paper, if possible,
still more worthy 81 their confidence
and support,
We could publish similar letter.
ssery dsy frea old sad cried freud.
~ Democrats who have been tsssed
by the irs Of hxas and psrsssg1ios
aaxrsner kho dark hnuwa fxf Res7snaI
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07

- Tha q. p. Il. B. sara hays
crossed she bridgs ever Dale eraak -~is is
g3S ases high. Regular sSaiss are 81 :
psessd 50 rus iate LaFaHis City - day
or 20 .magrew.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07

MAGNOLIA WAxSg.-A Delighted toilet
article --saperieT 10 eologae ana - bail
be Prics.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07

gg A ssraen in four words 90 the
vaaity OF earthly posssssions~-" saEoaas
hare na pocksts.n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07

Fos SaIs.-A scholarship IN Rayiisss
Commercial College. located at Dubaqas
and Kepkuk. Esquire at shis oEdss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07

~ Many psrsops who nesd Or.
Iones' modest skili will delay 100 loag
unless they 20 20 him very soon.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07


ps- JoNxs.-This geDtleman whose
saainsss skius sad asboandsd sccssss, il
% highly appreciated and generally &C.
knowlsagsa, hes assn basy to-day nos
wishssssdIng Toe rain. The namsrsu
patients who suffer wish easarrh, and
throat diseases, asd In Dr.. Jonss' sysssu
Of atomizing nsdieises they obtain ias
sssdiass relief. asd ! psymanenf ears.--
u briags tbs msdisias IS rigbl - me de.
sased spck. Tns pzsisns esssss 10 safrs
zhsn shsy sonawasss srsainsns ksa =
sbe Doesaf sAaaos remain Aas . dsy O
s#e longer, sil who ara aaasring witL
&issass Nsl says, ~ sjms "a lara II on
saining Ms services.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07

PIP vsrtHs Vt ~ Exasg sssea n ~ Assn3ssa sFszs
shaAfa1a " the cseF& Q sac 8fssrssA camTt Of
Eesfswastsmta esmBtS, FewA. sasls pgacssa -
aesf. "a Thnxsasy, she 18th Gag II Msys l1sS.
esspsan shs kaass " 10 e'siesk d anS osslsex
tAsstsy ~ % s@esi asa&k 10 ia yi9Ak t@sIs a1s
zntsrssk Of B. Pssrami "a ne fsgae~tns *xsezlh-
- rsAi ssssss. - viii Iaf s9e Aan&s9d sna ssxty
g re ssaxiaai iowa q eaanss slaes lsva
an sxes@sssu In fsxek s1#xatEkE - n DesHkss tax
chs use 81 n q uaaasiss BALD b eanassnes y g
aselaeA % said ass.
0asnsil Blaas, ysxs. A2sIf III - @as@ws
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07
: sKuIrul AND vssy scassxzsac Or

4 SKELrzL AID vs8y ScAksxls va
a .-sax -The ewes 81 lxss. Ellen Ter
rsaaa. Al Bsilsyus, Nserasks, we're lib.
La s.rxsa isssas sns, asd Ass sigas
- ....lv s.sasss. Ths syss ssss maas
sss,.lsAt and nasursi, sad sighs Restored
imnsdiakslys by DE- Sessss o. s0s vs0'as
Hau.s. Or. Jsnss d performing asssa'
,.sis. saves daily, Aaa glsisg sAs sss'
-. !. sesson. He has Assa M
- = .s.v : fsw days losgss with -,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07

~ IA appropriate hotel for cid
Eaaids 10 stop sE-"Tbe mansion man
shuu1 Hoass.n
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07
gw Honsss fsr ssIs b FOR rsas.
sssE 2, II



That Radiosl shses, The Pee Ma1ass
Rsessfss, sssns 10 think shal me TuaIn
ahsas fair - hasls n nossa scss
frsssa Palnsr. dssss lar sbAf asatssias
ascsioa % year coal. The BuaIs 70 do
ing q hsssss bssissss ssas y - asns sos
shs LAST ssssa ysssss ard II The coarse
81 two Of three weeks NE Dsiiy vii Be
Enlarged 30 asssly NE aizs 4 the R<oss-
tsg, and roy viii havs an epporsaaiss %
iaaginx The quality IL he "Babbiss nat J
sl,' duripg year canvass for esagssss, =
which sima No bars No doubt bat ynn
waasd ID alaa II ssths BsaIx wosld hpgis
no mere.a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07
Valuable E.anda o. Sale.

lam shs agent for che sale ef gece
Farm wishia Are mlls& 81 0esnpil Bluffs
Also tpF lbs ssls q qaAssss ssesaea 4
land i HooHsE tswnship III shia seassy.
Also, for fssty acre tssss nsas nspair
ssas In Crawford aOansy-sa ~ which
viii be seld aa Liberal ssrms.
Hsv. Ii. 1867 "a.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07

gov. a. G.n toe Especial ssrrss-
pondsns' Of the Aeaparssh savs In :
Letter pablishsd 10 sasdsy morninE's is-
aus Of shss paper: "My stay at Hang
burg Oyer the sahbssh wsa plsassna. ]
eosiaoted myseif like gsntleman--aI
leaas sndssvosed % dc so.n Glad q
bear ss-shops ySu saosssasd, bat stigl vi
are Ia doubk.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07
Ear SaIe.

A number Of Dhsicn Rasidsase Aats in
Cssady's Addition for sale.
Apply TO j. P. CASADF,
aIItf Real Essats Agent.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07

80 Chinese cooffes sTowa Themselves
at Havana az The rate Of twenty week.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07
DIX. JUNES
sTn AaG HrENs 6sxzoss EwEa
IN OLD On YoUNG,
IN TWO MINUTES !
DIR. JONES
Cures CatarTh,
2gn
fpas0LITs, BRONCHITIS i DON.
SUMPTION.

AA46dA1A6S 0h0N1MAA&& O. WE
SUMPTION.
In iss arst stages, ny inhaliag Atemissa. Msdica.
led TspeF, thas bringing tbs razeAiea aasazssE IN
eont4ps wsss tbs gsssasaa I'm eniY ssxsa@
liss Masseaal aad sats msEhsa 81 earring saass
sesidfsas and fatal diseases.
Esving seen Dr.. Seass pezfefns saaas et bis re-
Easxsbss SaFss, sspeeiafis In the tra&tasszt ss
aHscssana sE Lbs eyess and aHytax sssas and be-
!Eg acquainted wita several persons WHOM he has
cared ia eomplsss ana pasnaAReas maonsss Of
tsaR atansaina SaroAae assaassas asn hauasslT say
as DDS werks asss IA aas dszasassras Yszy saai-
4'''s e'sAs's ~ ~ RRr. okARxsoz,
b Lecsi KAissr Estate sesisssg,
p&s aolass, Nara u, 1853.
sags ssea tvs sascsssial rarsIsal operations
ssttevs ta4i as is Eessaassd ct great tslll - ths
Pig PAL1Eg.
nasEnE skaAe asxis4e4-
I "a. geaes--Asspeessd sir-+Tou remember you
pFeaeEihsa Ter nle i've seeks age ss partial deaf
sF rsa su asaa - cured ne. ID neaogFxs
Prlntss, st1tssnAn oaAeA, pss aasass, aswss
havs severe pains In my bask-~was aola that
Il originated from disease I'll shs liser--I could
sSafeely msrs ny arm-~is pslaea Eas whsn Z
esasaea- Pr. {0sss sarsa ~ al ID asaaG three
TKAvAyAsH.
Rssassez oGss, AAreh Z. lbs,
Or. Jonss-DsaF Slr--rae ere waisa yoa insert
ID fer ms gives no pain. gnA msvss ana appears
nstsral. Capt. RAcoS.
aasaSlia, HArasea sasasyt isws.
Mt dAa&AsaF 10 aasss Ne steaswsa& Il Or. ssass
Ger Oatsrrh AID Esfveus s&Aktsea 81 the sye. rae
Dossas Ii snsesSiax ASST III -tfIly In saTias
hsr. DC HOW'LL
SakSware MsFcaans, pss AoiEas.
Dr.. ssnss inserted N ssaI fsx ne watch ii -
peerless even Rrssaeaaax Ast ~ fxssa1s % Esas
'fass''a : As@ : s siss Iss III HAvpsx.
Esar psz Maiaass
sTAMMERINa cUHED.
havs lad ssaaslssoEas fnapeaimsaa IN 1zy
hpsssA a yssrs-sa BAD At simss thai ! eeaia aes
/ sesA n6f sResk, Dr.. yeass AaS carts me &atisszs
~ Aszal sTax EsmembsT III Al ~ ssa<fsetsx.
MnMAx EafxxE*&
pes xsiass, Aareh ..
o1EaA EEaED ULaER CURED,
Iwaa sgsaeasd wash . eallasss and ashinx srss
| ay eyes; "a eTssaIss aissAavR sxgn nv ssse,
mhsen mA4e my bssa3h sz1stl 10y kad. wsaksnsd
| aax sakha. and asaglS &sa4HsEsa shs shape o. ny
aass fesstns II tssfiai is6sssn to essss us veies
fla shia eoaditiea ! aDsalasd sxsasmsas ~ DR..
goasa, wkAeA arrsstsa ID issa&ss 81 sarssKHa A&x
e - sAaas Lunwra,
TTsys Davis esaasys fsws.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-05-07

Dr. Ssnes inserted N ssa EaF me watch II -
peEgses IN even aFxsaesasE k&ss my fgsSais esEat
aigssaxu4sh Ii trasn ~ Eakssaa go.
MISk lsxxlX HAxn&x&
II ear DSe Melissa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Reasons Why.

Some of the reasons why DIR. Roback's Blood
Pills should be kept in every family are,
Because! they can be employed in all cases
where family physic" is required and are
perfectly safe in their administration at all
times.
Because they act promptly in removing all
distractions from the bowels, affording imme'
date relief in collie or other pains.
Because! they are Liver Pill, acting direct.
" on the spleen and liver, removing the bile
and assisting digestion.
Because! in taking them they do not inter-
fere Win the regular aNVV~eio" of che r'"'o"s,
or leave the bowels COnstipated.
Because! they are made both with and with
ont sugar coating, thus adapting them TO the
use of every body
Because they being purely vegetable are
perfectly harmless, and can be taken Dy cnil
dren or adults at all stages or periods OF life.
Becausel they are especially adapted TO the
use of persons of sedentary habits and TO the
nse of females about to become mothers.
Because they are what their name indicates
n Blood Pill searching out diseases OF the blood,
leaving the system in the full vigor of health.
Because they are perfectly gentle IN their
operatinn. causing no gripping, and arc safer,
siuer and every way better purgative pill than
has ever before been offered to the public
Because! when followed in their use by Ro.
backs Stomach Bitters they cure the very
worst cases of dyspepsia
Because they can be purchased at any drug
store at the extremely low price of twenty-five
cents per box.
Sold by all druggists everywhere.
uOYl6-lm
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-25
Revolt in the Interior.

When the stomach is rebelliOus the liver con.
tumaGeous, the bowels disordered, the brain
confused. and the nerves in a tumult. call in the
aid of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS,
if you would restore quiet, regularity and har.
mony TO the action of these important organs.
\ large proportion ofthe complaints to which
the human family are subject, originate in indi'
gestion For this distressing malady, and pa
rent of inuumerable ailments as distressing rs
itself the BI'TTERS are the only article proved
by experience to be a universal and unfail.
ing remedy. But although it was as remedy
for dis ,epsia and bilousness that they first OBJ
tanned prestige twenty years age it is now well
understood, both by the public and the medical
profession, that their curative properties take a
far wider range. In nervous complaints, spas.
mOdic affections, fever and ague, and every va.
riety of general and local debility, their effect is
most sautary: and "a a means of preparing the
system to resist damp, cold poisonous elements
in the water OF the air prIvatiOn, exposure, &c,
no medicinal agent at present known can be
Justly compared with this powerful yet harm.
less tonic. The feeble and sensitive, who can
i'll withstand the inclemency of the winter
season, will find the BIrTERS exactly the arti.
Gle they need to fortify and sustain them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-25
A Curious will Case.

A well-known wealthy bachelor has
lately died, and left the bulk of his pro-
perty to a Sp;r,tualistic doctress, whose
name and fame has gone abroad into all
our CITY circles. 1t seems that about
wear and "a half ago the lady named as
heir to the property, received a call one
day. from the wealthy bachelor, VINO
was DESTROYS to obtain treatment for o
painful and lingering disease. lie had
been treated by scores of regular prac-
titioners; but all their efforts had proved
futile in restoring to the invalid his
wonted health. So hearing Of the sue
cess of the mediumistic dOctress he came
to try her skill in the wonderful art OF
healing.
She thought she could cure him.
Visits were frequent and various xmas
of treatment were adopted, and the pa
tient seemed to get better ana better
OF course the experience OF better
health made the opulent Invalid gener-
Gus. His fees were protuse. Money
was of no account. He gave it almost
constantly. Down one day came check
for 10000. When it was presented at
the bank for payment, 1T was thought
to be a mistake, and clerk was sent
ous to hunt up the drawer, and ascer-
tain its correctness. 1t was paid, how
ever; and the g-eenbacks went to car
penters. masons, and iaborers, who
we've building new and elegant houses
for the fair and successful doctrcss.
He came at last to believe in things
unseen but potent. They had spiritual
sittings togethor. The room wherln
these happy and interesting hours were
passed was christeued 1.-THE room of Js-
sus." because h~ayeuly visitors came
down and abode in it, and uttered
through the earthly medium, words OF
divine aud godlike import.
The treatment and the familiar a(-
Ouain, ance continued from month to
month. and another check was given by
the invalid, this time amounting TO
$4,000. All st once the improving
health of the patient seemed to fail.
The bed was taken to, and the man
felt the earth slipping away from him
hour by hour Then will was made,
in which. in consideration ofthe respect
that ths diving man felt for the woman,
and for her cause, all of his large estate,
estimated at S43),00O, was given unre-
serve to her and her heirs, in fee sim
pie. q
The heirs at law, when they heard of
the disposal of their kinsman'S property
were rat lral'y enough astoruded, and
measures were at once taken to contest
the probate of the last will and tesla
ment of the uncle, on the ground OF in
sanity, undus inducrce, and unfit state
of mind to make such a document
PrOridence Il. ~ Press.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-25

The Boston Idrertiser, speaking of
the men now confined in the Dry Tor
tngas on the charge of completely in
Ihe assassination of President Lincoln,
says: Nobody ever conceived that
Arnold was guilty of any thing beyond
the plot to abduct; there are grave
doubts whether oLaugblin, now dead,
was implicated further than that and
the Commission which tried them nm.
dersto ID this fully or they would have
been sentenced to the gallows, instead
of for life az the Tortugas. Spanulrr
whose six years term is now more than
half expired, Is undoubtedly an limo
cent man, knowing nothing of either
plot. Every body who ever examined
The matter, except President johnson
became convinced of this long ago
The Alexandria GG=ette adds to the
above: 1--WE believe DR.. Mudd to be
entirely innocent. 1t is time this out
rage upon justice and humanity should
cease"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-25
~. T,,al Trip Of the Fir.. Locor 4

Major Horatio Allen, the engineo Il of
10 New York and Erie Railroad, gives
the following account of the fir; t trip
made by a locomotive on this cont inent:
When was itf Who was 1t ana ana
who awakened its energies ana u noU 49,
its movementsi 1t was IN !. ,1 yyEn
1893 on the banks Of the Lach% o;,rosds
e. commencement of the Ia,iiuu
az me the canal of the Ue ei t,,sir
ooI 5 Tnoo9p Canal Company, Will 49,
ana huosou "d be who addresses you
ceal minesLa .rson on that locomotive.
was the onis . pnes which led TO my pc
The eircu 40 the road were these; Inc
ing alohs 0 heen built in the summei'
road hau .,,re was of hemlock timoer,
the s saiIs of large dimensions. n"..S-ou
%.ns placed far apart. The timber
had cracked and warped from eAposuiss
t u the sun, After about three Aunuree
fact of straight line, the road crossed
the Lackawaxen creek ON trestie WORK
obout thirty feet high, with curve OF
three hundred and ffty-fve to four hun
dred feet radius. The impression was
Verv general that the iron monster
would either break down the road, OF
il would leave the track at the curve
and plunge into the creek.
Ny reply to such approximations was
that it was too late to consider the pro-
liability of such occurrences; there was
no other course than to have trial
made of the strange animal which had
been brought here At great expense,
bat that it was not necessary that more
than one should be involved in its fate;
that would take the first ride alone,
and the time would come when should
look back to the incident with great IN
terest. .ro
AS | placed my hand on the throttle
valve handle, ] was undecided whetnei
to move slowly or with q fair degree Of
speed: but believing that the ioao
would prove safe, and preferring, II we
| did 90 down, to 60 handsomely, anG
without any evidence of timidity,
started with considerable velocity
passed the curve over the creek safely
| and was soon out Of hearing OF the vas
assemblage. At the end of two or three
miles | reversed the valve and returned
without accident, having thus made tn'
. first railroad trip, by locomotive, on 'n'
Western hemisphere.