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Ap1usnianNTs.

u . a H aNa =
PrKs's 0rIRA-Houss.. Quite large audi
the production OF LAILA RooxH by the Fiorsnces.
Tho puriesque s quite laughablo, and was placed
upon the Htage In the most excellent style. Mrs,
Florence, % usual delighted her siniYers and gave
enother proof II any were necessary, to show that
sne really deserves the reputation she has already at
in connection with fns isiss LION. i' '-' = 'A's
WooD's THnAfER.-This establishment was 90
much too small to contain the admirers Of Eliza Lo-
gan that her complimentary benefit has been con.
tinued, and the same performance will be repeated
It was almost impossible to get view Of the STAGE
great was the crowd in the obbles and nearly three
hundred Tickets haye beon already sold for to- night
The Blanca OF our gifted cheyenne was an ex.
Qusite pieoe OF acting and the di1cult lines vert
Issd With that isst sppreeiation q their neauins
among the srtistes Of this country. tH Hsr audience
seem to feel the f0rce OF her imperBonatlon, for Il
was absorbing In every part, and she seemed 20 much
identified with the character she portrayed that the
play lost its fiction and became to them almost
reality.
We are glad Il has besn necessary to give another
opportunity or witnessing this performances that al
her friends may be accommodated. A complfmentafy
benefit continued for two nights for such cause 4
indeed compliment, and We are convinced that II
has no parallel In histronio history Let tho hous
be full again this evening, for we are assured 1t vii
be her final appearance.
NATIONAL THHArBR.--THE HEART OF fHI
MIDLOTHIAN drew quite large audience last nigh
10 the National. The play has been placed upon th
stage with great care and considerable tasts and de
serves to draw. as We have doubt It will, still
performance concluding With TEE MILITARY ExkCU
TI0N. s'g at.7 ie5fl ~ .1f7 7-77
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/ RrI1o1ous MEETING DrsruansD sY Rowp1Es

RELraIous MEBTINa DISTURBED BY RowDIEs.
The congregation Of the Second Mission
Church on Fourth-street, near Mill, complain
bitterly through lettsr to Mayor Bishop, oi
the conduct Of some boys and young men who
habitually disturb their religious exercises
They open the door and shout, throw piece.
Of wood into the church during services, place
boards and logs across the path in the yard
and in almost every conceivable method annoy
the worshippsrs. IT has been borne so long
that patience, Of which they seem to have
considerable, has at length become weary
and they have asked protection Of the city
authorities. It is painful to think that per.
sons can be guilty Of such rudeness, and W,
heartily hope they may receive suoh lessons
in behavior, from some source, as will moi
easily be forgotten.
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COMPLIMENTARY BALL TO MEsrHR's BAsD.-
We understand that our citizens, appreciating
this excellent company Of musicians, have
rendered them complimentary ball, to take
place at Melodeon Hall on the 9th of February.
The fame Of Mentst's Band has reached the
extremetiss Of the Union, and this action Is the
best evidence that their worth 10 fully 90
knowledged here. The affair will doubtless be
pleasant one, and We hope itmay be benefit
indeed. 'aFtst
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Is ADAH IsAAos MBNKss HEsNAn's WIFBs--
TIE QUESTION SsrTLED.--In referring to this
matter the other day, we expressed some doubt
as to the correctness Of the New York Tyi.
bune's statement that Adah Isaacs Menken, 90
she already had one husband here; but Sat.
urdsy's TTibans thus disposes Of the ques-
ticn:
eve made the announcement originally
upon the authority Of the lady herself, and
have since received communication over her
own signature In which she reiterates the
statement that she is the wife of Mr.. Heenan,
and further adds that she ais proud of bear.
ing that relation to the brsvest man In the
world"
We suppose Adah Isaacs knows whether
che 10 Heenan's wife or not. She ought TO-
certainly, as the nuptiaIs could not have been
80 remote as to impair her naturally good
memory Of so interesting an event. But how
about her Cincinnati husband? She had one
here, and may have still. We should suppose
tho fact of her marriage to Hsensn might In
tsrfere with her relation to Msnksn; or are we
behind the times in these connubial matters9
Pray, how is III Is Adah Isascs Mrs. Menksn
or Mrs. Heenan; Mrs. Menken- -Heenan OF
Mrs. Hesnan- Menken3 Droll relation and OK
trsordinary affair altogether--is it not7
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lBY MAGNETIC TELEaRAPH.l

NEW YoRK MARKEs, January Sop. M.-The de-
maud for Ashes ID far and steady sales Of rs barrels
Pots at Is 20, and 40 barrels Pearsat % Cotton
for middling Uplands. Flour shade easisr, and
transactions only to moderate extent shippers will
buy good, At unchanged pvices sacs Of $50 barrels
at 70 50@6 rs for common TO choice extra. Rye
Flour steady, and moderate business done at IS
pep LEI a.. SPs's w er Corn
Meal dull at Is 1904 is for Brsndywine. Wheat
quiet, and nomfnally In favor Of buyerss without
anything Of moment doing; shippers are holding on
for material decline to which holders eFe unwil.
69 1S SJso.sd z uSg TAi @ n 4. % 8uS
Rye auist sales q $500 sus6sls Il sSssc. Barley
dull and heavy: sales bushes good four-rowsd
State at 76c. Corn dull and dropping: sales Of 5000
bushes, at 7e@slc. for new yellow and white. Oats
psdP and lover sslss g sSs enS O5 sSsts Western
tive Tho transsctiens In the. aggregate we're 5000
barrels, ct 8l7 25 for old mess ~ b5lS IL tor new
mess; s20l2 90 for old prime ti3 70 for new prince
cosing buoyAnt included IN iaies were l00 barrels
new mess for delivery on the 18th Of April at SIS
and 300 do sellers option, ali April q fs. Beef
county prims SOS Is fcr country m mess; 3o@e Il
for re.packed mess; 80 b00ll for extra mess Beef
Hama Quiet small sales af Sl2 for etate. and el@lb
for western. Prime mess Beef steady: Gales of, 20
ttercss Chicago at 9s and $50 do India mesa st 49,
sra Bacon quiet @ ana 1ncSssssd Jss &ss .sesy az
and in fair demand sales Of $50 packages, ct $40
and arm: saies Of $50 barrels At iOKaioNc. Butter
plenty, dull and lower: sales 1t ll0i5o Tor Ohio,
and isoe os State onss:s ns arm = su
ccvsdo. al 7j4d57Kc. Tor fair refining and IS hhds.
New Orleans, part ct $40 Coffee steady. sales Of $50
bags Rio Of l2Hc and y bags Jamaica at isNc. Mo.
lassss QuisG salee of y hhdS, kuacovade n ~,
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COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS,
Monetary ana Commercial,

Money matters opened quietly yesterday,
and though the demand for Currency continued
active, the market still seemed growing In ease.
The Dlscount-houses were doing most Of the really
good names presented at the regular inside ratesl0
0l2 per cent.
Eastern Exchange was not sctiye but the market
was moderately Arm, at about 45c buying on Boston
the selling figure continuing generally steady at X
although some dealers were drawing occasionally at
ossSn oSS bsISw that pSiss nice
tive from lack Of supply. Time-bills on the East
and South and Uncurrent Money were without alter
Flour was in good demand and very firm yesterday.
Whisky dull aDd lower Grain and Groceries un.
vOsss and o Ssssrs as9d ras n
sidered equivalent to withdrawal from the market.
fair trade 10 doing still In Butter, Cheese, Hay,
The Imports and Exports Of various articles for the
forty.eight hours ending yesterday noon, were:
rs SeTs paiSss wSss MsSaS os
Bscon, s54 brIs, ils boxes, issssibs Lard 81 brls
is kessi C6ssss. al boxes Potatoes 80 brs; Sat-
1850 brls.; Hay, 264 bales. III
s Sa:s DE ~ %Ss:sb b. s I
bris, ssa boxes Lard, s2li lbs aS kegs; Sugar Is
toes, i,2is bris.; Salt, 2ls brls.
The following b comparative statement OF the
imports Of Foreign Dry Goods ct New York for the
past week and since January
For the week; .!SSS. 1859. 1860:
THROWN on market ..1 ,l72,2SO 32s5,O69 4,5j3, lsa
| Since January I. .it
Entered at the port...2 s66lA l0,b756O7 ll,770o9s
Thrown ON arket~.3, 090S2 10,ss6,4i5 l2,0ol,U9s
Saturdays New York Times under date Of Friday
evening, observes: ..-..'
"In Money rates We hear Of some fayorite 6o-day
acceptances being done at 6k per cent, aud other
prime short Paper ct per cent. Demand Loans are
| generally per cent, and easily had on approved
stock collateral The large and small banks are both
accommodating their dealers freely and some of the
former lending Money the street at per cent
| subject to call. Exchange 10 without alteration.
The mail morrow goes by the screw. steamer Edin
burg for Liverpool. The rates on London are lOsa(
@l09 frst.class Bills, and f.5.a@f5lsA on Paris.
The exports from Charleston, 8. O., last year, wal
$I7,96s,4l8, and the imports for the same period
$l,596, 1876. The export Of Savannah, Ca, for 1856
was $3.50 500, and imports 8732,O26.
In Baltimore frst-class paper Is scarce In the
street, as the banks are disoounting more freely
Rates remain the same, as yet9 per cent. for drgt
class paper, and 10 to IL for other descriptions.
ILLINOIS BANKs.-Aocording to the Auditors Re
port the outstanding circulation Of the Banks ths
lst Of December, 1859, amounted to S.
the market value OF which, st that date was $67i
745 e5showng the excess Of securities to be- $535,
| 623 %. ~
Sr. LOUIS BANKS. Tho aggregates OF the st. Loui
Banks last week were as follows
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ExEesrrcAL.-We have been requested to
state that the A. B. al;as A. j. Kendall, ar
rested In Memphis on Tuesday last, as having
been concerned in robbery perpetratsd in
this city some time since, ID mot A. J. Ken
dali, the Cincinnati printer, as might have
boon inferred from the statement In our issue
Of yesterday.
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The usual appropriation for monthly sala-
riss Of teachers was parsed.
Mr.. Bonsall was chessn mSmber Of tho
Union Board, sics Dr.. DAueherty, resigned.
r. II. Rowekamp WAS selected % member
Of the Board from tho Ninth Ward, sics Judge
TiIdsn, resigned.
The Trustees Of tho Industrial School we're
authorized to appoint IN additional teacher,
at : salsry of$25 per month. IA
On motion Of M. Gilpir, II was ordered that
TIE house on tho Rufher property bs conn
pleted previons to the 26th Of December, 1860.
Adjourned.
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To THE BENEVOLENT. The Board Of Mama
gers of the Colorsd Orphan Asylum have
authorized Mr.. w. W. Watson, formerly of
this city, but now of Xenia, to call upon the
citizens for contributions to this institution.
The Asylum needs an entire renovation, and
apart from its wants in this respect, 1t reall
deserves the liberal support Of our citizens.
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+ MARROW ESCAPE or WIFE FROM DEAIB.>-.
A man named Christopher Eohlaschter was
arrested last evening for disordsrIy conduct,
under the following circumstances: Hs keeps .
grocery on ront-street, between Ludlow and
Lawrence, and became somewhat iuebriated
yesterday afternoon, in which condition he
qusrroled with hiawife. He happened to have
pistol in his hand at the time. which he
struck upon the counter in such man.
ner as to discharge it, tho ball passing close
to the face Of his wife and cutting off sonfe Of
her hair. Fearing that in his temporary
insanity he might do her some bodily injury,
either accidentally or otherwise, she caused
his arrest, and he will hayoa hearing this
morning before Judge Lowe.
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The GRAND COMPLEMENTARY TO ELIZA L0aAM.
The complimentary To Eliza Logan last even-
ing was triumph indeed; Woods Thester
being 80 densely crowded that II was necessary
to cease selling tickets at an early hour, and
to turn hundreds away. The audience, ss II
wss, was probably as large as any ever assem-
bled In the walls of that dramatic temple.
As several hundred tickets arc already out
standing, II has been deemed necesary and
advisable 10 repeat tho programme this even
ing. The entire receipts will doubtless surpass
those Of any complimentary ever given to any
artistic in this city.
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SrHEHr COMMISSIONER WASrED.--Some Of
the residents of the neighborhood Of tho corner
Of Vine-street and Allison, having become
heartily disgusted with tho filthy condition Of
the streets in that locality, day or Two ago
turned out on nasse, and, placing quantity Of
mud In large heap, fixed above 1t the ad-
vertisoment, "6treet Commissioner Wanted
This ID not the only locality whore On indiyid-
ual Of this class Is greatly needed, and, in the
hope that one Of these myths may be speedily
found to attend not only to this but othel
parts Of the city, we cheerfully give the ad-
versisers the benefit Of our extensive circuls-
tion.
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UHrAID LErrnas.--Ths following ID List Of
letters detained for non-payment Of postage at
the Postofice, in this city, January 80:
Alexander Sharpe, Brundy City, Sierra Co., Cal.
Miss Newman, Lawrenceburg, Indiana.
Mrg Sarah Smith, Oharleston, Ill. :.
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AUCTION SALES
a UCTIOF sALE.-BY JACOB aRa

"A UCTION sALE.-BY JACoBaRABF
e soid public auction on THs
smiiy, consisting q one hssI.cioih sofs, oSs ma.
SIX reception chairs. one walnut fancy % ssbis. sTc
quartet DO, hne ingram carpet.
bottom chairs, one sofa lounge, do breakfast iabs.
stone and Br!tannia ware. dlnins-room cfrpsts,
sssd spiias sscf and cotton mssasss sss, ounss.
ss1ssis siisiolS: i & SsG
ALs6-A general assortment Of Kitchen rurni.
ture- stove and fixtures, tubst buekst., 20, =. y
iasl ~ S No ia is ksst ToustS.siss:.. otS
a. UCTION SAL E.-BYS. a. HUB.
"A BARD, at Trade Sale rooms No. sfWesi HIM.
street, up stsirs. Assignes's Bale Of Blsnk-books
and SissISqsy % aFsz says .os
O'clock, tSs sntirs stock Of S'snk SoOfa and "a.
tionely Of Msasrs. Truman 4 Bpoford. comprising q
and pass books, playing cSsss %en, do%inoos
mathematical instruments, portfolios, lnkstands.
INK a slatss and envelopes, psa'hOidsrs
sS al bis ii II ;o and upvard, sixty days
credits, for notes satisfactory to The assignee; all
- is ss 81 nab iSSy xasy .0F
AUCT TION SALE-BY g. BRA
IA SHEARS q O0.-sales. rooms, 81 and % Main
street Regular Sale q GrSeeties, 4e q Auctiop.
We viii sell, on WEDNESDAY, MOHNING Feb. I,
ssitns Of 80 hkds sugar Is bris moInsses, isS bags
coffee, 200 kegs naiis 100 boxes pounds and "a tobse.
Is S0sSs rope, starch. indigo glassware.
sS'sSs' &C. Gss % nd HssP as v'
A UCTION sALE.-BY I. AARON, Ne.
70 LIQUOR DEAIHRs, HOTEL ~ AND Nd II skISoS iSS,S
KEEPERs, AND GR0OEBS.. .On WEDNEsDAY
MORElNG, February at half past g O'Clock, will
hne Cosnac and other Brandies, Just arrived from
New York and viii bs said In lotsto suit purchaser
isS' isS '''n' i, I.AARoH, Auc.Ion.sr.
| a UCTION SA L E.--BY THOMAS
"A JOHNSTON In Sales-rooms No. IS Main street,
next to Trust 90. BaAk..TUESpAY MORNING,
without ressrys, IS donsn Gam pecSy ne Kid, Brush
| grain and Tampico Boot.skins, with some ~ cases
| mems primo heavy BoOts, men and boys BroGahs,
ladies' Cater Boots. childrons Shoes. 10.
witho i reserve large and desirable stock Of Dry
GGss s ra''' ThS&xs aPSSi 80 3HsRf g.
| a UTION SALE-BY KELLOGG z
n WILLIAMs- -sales.rpoma. Nos. % and "a East
| Third-street-On TUESDAY MORNING, January
81 at W O'Clock, general stock Of good new FuEni-
tutc. viz; Soas Sociables, springseat paror large
tage and rocking do dressing bureaus, SIds boards.
marble.to Tables. Stands, Bsdsteads, What.nsts,
xGso-A STOCK Of second hand Furniture Of a
&Hsd@I VARIETY Of rsbl. Cutlery and Fancy
xESI~A large Iron Safe, good a. new; aiot Of
| Brandies and Liquors, and other goods.
ja3o A. KELLOGG, Auctioneer.
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PaooHEDrNas or THE CouNTr CoHMIssroHIRs.
Al the regular session Of the County Commits
sioners, held yesterday morning, orders were
passed amounting in the aggregate to $S6 80.
Apart from this no business Of Importance was
transacted.
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TIE UHroN SArE--And prime oysters as
cheap ss ever ut Robert 0r's weIl-known
stand, No. II West Fifth-street. They can
be procured In any quantity, at prices to
suit. Call and satisfy yourself.
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FOB SALE.

NOR SALE--C0UNTRY PLACE-Con-
n tanning eight acres, on the Reading Road, i've
miles from the city. The improvements are Dwell.
ing and out.houses, barn. young orchard l,00 bear.
EOR SALE--Missouri Graduated Lands,
n In the central part Of the State, six miles from
improved farms adjoining Win be sold at o sms
advance on government price, for cash good trade
,a3lb' A. B. MCNAMARA, 6s W. Third.st.
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OITY N EsW 81.

NIaHT EcHooLs. Tho night schools which
have been carried on With such success for tho
Last four month";, viii close on Friday evening
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BURGLARY on SEvsNTH. srREnr.- Tho resi-
dsncs Gf man named J. 3. Perkins, located
at No. 3e4 Seventh street, was feloniousIy en-
tered night before last and robbed Of spoons,
forks and other articles Of ailver.ware to tho
amount Of twenty-five Or thirty dollars. The
burglars effected On entrance by means Of an
"outsldsr," !" and did their work 10 quietly %
10 escape without arousing the inmates.
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New NovsL--TAs Adopted Her, BY Miss
Psrdoe, ID the title Of wsll.writtsn and an
Interesting novel from the Msin-strest publish
ing arm Of Hickey, Mallory d %. All Miss
Psrdos's works NJ very good, and this Il one
Of The best, sF " es.eg
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16This morning st half past ID j o'clock
J. Graf 4 %. sell, ct No. 2 Harrison street,
tho entire furniture Of family declining
h0uee-kseptpgs N, stts. IS.
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BOARDING.

ROARDIN GA large, pleasant front
ND room, with fre and gas, suitable for family
or single gentlemen, can be had. with board, BY sp-
plying at No l82 Plum street. Two ladies willing
70 room together can also be accommodated. jaslds
R0ARDING.-Two young gentlemen can
u - be accommodated with first class Boarding and
pleasant Room at l62 Plum-street, near Fourth.
Also, afsw Bay Bosrders wanted. ias0-ds
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LARGE sHrrnsHfs OF CArHox BAELs. One
hundred and fifty tuna Of cannon balls were
y yesterday shipped from this city to the United
Etatss Barracks at Baton Rouge.
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LOST.

II .0ST-The waist and sleeves of purple
MAandb dress, sold by mistake to rag dealer.
The finder will be rewarded by returning The same
Covington, Ky. ja3lb*
u IA the corner of yins and Fourth streets. bows
cap. The finder will be rewarded by leaving u at
this Office. ja30.bs
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sr. LOUIS BANKs.-The aggregates OF the st. Louis
Banks last week were AZ follows: r
OINOINNATI MARK nT--IAnuARY 40.

ar@'ssls. of se barrels ss sSs IS for sassrias,
OF S3 rs, TO be delivered Marchl.
/ WHIaKY-The market Is dull, and prices lower
sales Of 300 barrels at 2Oo and 100 do high preof
PR0VIsIONS--The buoyaAcy In the market con.
tlpTes, and the dsposition 70 purchase increases,
asking prices which they consider equivalent to hold
ing their stocks out OF the market; indeed our city
try cured, which can be purchased AZ the quotations
ps 1ad Il o sy Sesns IS 5 5sl ss axe,
sS same place. good demand for 6uis Meats a. so
Fs6rusfy, a. sT and s1o.; holders asking sx and
strong one to bay 1t 1c below these rates. An ac.
tive demand for Bacon with sales Of $50 hhds e ~
We're more buyers than sellers al the quotations.
Lard buoyant, with large demand at lOc for barrel,
and loK@llc. for keg. but holders ask hc. higher:
GGocERiEsThers Is 10 @ change in the market;
sell. in tho regular way, q 45@46c. Sugar at7X@
sAo Coffee steady ct l23@l3c. Tor fair 70 choice.
n @ on pas s,s .Sss SS'as iSa ssr:s g
for prime rcd: sales Of 2s bushes prime red at 81 2
and 100 do. prime white at 81 ao-this last sale Is
OORN-The market continues dull. but we have
no change to note IN prices since our last quotations.
ssles of 800 bushels, in bulk. at 6Oc, and 1000 do
s .,s S suSss $ IN Sss. ss prices s .ss s1%S $
RYE-The market is dull, and prices are nominal
BARLEY-The market continues dull, and prices
unchanged. We quote prime fall at s5@eSc, and isir
to COED at o6@6oc.
sl Ssys soss Il aS and sss @
0AEEsE-The. 4. market q nrn. With good g.
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MHTx0RoIoaIoAL OBsnsvATroxs-For the
Rasy Rsss, by Henry Ware, 0ptician, No. 7
West F0urth-street, January 80:
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SoHooL BOARD. D.-7The Board was called to
order last night at the usual hour By Presi-
dent King. The minutes Of tho previous ovsn-
ing were read and adopted.
The monthly report Of the Superintendent
was road, from which we extract tho following
statistics: W. 49,
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-A new two. story Brick
II House, four rooms and kitchen, with front and
back yard and In good order, situated In the western
STEPHENS, on the promises. ja3lb,
NOR RENT--A two-story Brick House,
II newly finished, with modern improvements,
balcony In 'front.' situated Clark street near Free.
man. Rent 42S per month. Apply to JAS. WAT
Son, Henrie House. rgL ja3lbs
NOR RENT-A FRONT RO0M--To .
j. man and wife, with board. at 9e per week:
low. Address Mrs. A. b Postofice. js2lbs
N0R RENT.-Two very pleasant houses
n on the southwest corner Of Elm and Third
streets, with gas. Rent very low 10 prompt
tenant. Inquire on the premises, Ja3o'p'
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WANTED.

4 |7ADfs.""ToB sALH,""ro LET, ""Losr."
e10UND. .n&c, In this column, cccapying nse lines
A. W., two insertions, twenty ave cents.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-10-24

JUDGE DoUaLAs AND THE HoxKsrEAp
BiLL~-HOrsee Greeley, In letter from
Davenport, Iowa@o the N. Y. Tribune,
before the nomination at Baltimore, said
Mr.. Douglas has hitherto stood bv The
principle Of free hosaestedds, or The GRANT
Of quarter sections Of pa1blic land to ac-
stsa4 settlers tcitho1Is charge. That prin-
eiPle-always stronger in the free West
than aa.y pasty--has gained immensely in
poWeT ta control votes from the pecunia-
~ disasters Of the last three years.
Thousands who were grabbing all The
land within sight of their log cabling. a
few years aimee, and fondly axpeetidg to
become speedily rich By land speculation,
have suddenly awakened to realization
Of the fact that their land grabbing has
rained them, and that they hare a hard
chance before them of obtaining even a
livelihood. To these and ten thousands
besides, the homestead bill seems of more
consequence than all the other topics of
political controversy, No other Demo
cratic statesman than douglas, unless IL
Pc Andres johnson, Of Tennessee, could
hope for. their support. MIR. Joe Lanes
ugly record last winter renders him cofya
spieaously unavailable. Ar. Douglas, Of
this question, could probably hold his
own against q Republican nogsaas eIss
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