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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-17
NUTlCE TO LAND HoLpERsl +
J. SOLOMON,
h0TARY PUBLIC q cORVEYAaCEH

NIshN UJD4 IUWAs
mas made fail complete aud perfect AsaErart OF
T'ti'' to all The Lands in Mills county. Jews. In
>,-''-s 'as Original Sales By the Government, ADD
al '@o'SqS@ai eouvsyanrss, Mortgages, Da@4a 81
ITEsi, OF other membranes. ~
- fail and complete Abstract o. Title 10 eli
- Le'a IA the city Of Gisnwse6 and the Aaditiebs
s,-..-ADd also to RsEiae City, In szia county
" He also gives proaapt atteatisn Ia TIE pap
-. u Ea1es, ezamiaatlsa Of Titles, zaa all ethez
80 80 pertaining 70 GsaaFzl Land AgsDcy.
~ oaaCe In the Court House. zgs
January Q, 1851 ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-17
T l. WOODBURY., ~..s=~str
As ..r.--a III
So q g z ON DE NTKsT,
0Eaas aua Rsxssnv-. ~. 49,. 80,

=. rr COUNCIL HLuFFg, IOWA. -
IA H9aaielEy having kesn located
-. aA%es Tor the paat three ysarsulIYt
-, = tssi the durability 81 bis
SoAAlshee, thst they may rely Rbon bis ntIn4zt
49,. % perform svsEy spsr1it5h IN . pssfect
-aAAsf 10 possible.
h, vC2uxcIL BIrpga, Iowa, oa. u, $50
la, =. / Woa46gry-Tns fnil sesE ~ 3rtt9s4ai
a. a - soa RAsls, WHICH gea fscehsig E111e sef
h.. 1iAlrseiy snswer ths ppsroEe nj fsszx eabr
Est.-s alsh opinion a. yau ~ uentles N
h - rs 50 perfectly aaaptea Ia tha nenkh ~
al 49,. ser thai with shelr AID, betH xpsNk -
raI 80 q ven ~ fformsEfy aid win ~ NAfa'
ia 80. AsA vera u Art, I % ncsfhirk tAx3 -
Il ,aaasd 20 can BE SURPASSED. atvsF4I bsnlit -
ast = .s ale nat Estt ef AFxtfe3af xs4& otA
Asys asae % &c u a1y service u ~ f14gx& u
saattsasa - sss
ass4l-assa '7@% #=ss sxsssssss'ss . = Z -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-17
TkEA sHsEz's L $4,000 WsT
PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE
d On TEE
Rhysisiegieal View ef MarTtag

A&9A~E 800
u 80 FA&E# AAB LOO RM&&AKIM@&- AakEass
foaly rwEnrv-FIyx cxNrs. Sens tras ef pcsssxs
ID al parts af kas uAAsas On me lHafMtslas y
youth and maturity alseioaieg the ssFes faliisz 81
naSA sexes Of all sses ssEsiaS dszlts aRkvcaknSse
apps sssioR Of spiFiss pzlRls44aSa es the hsAzt,
auirs6nL ieasginiaxs EHYoilAtzxy EmAEtn1tSsEs,
~ - ~ Eetire snsznory snaaxaskaon xna NJ
&iszE aRmEsssscma af sAst16xg smtsyaasx gfN
Hs8S1I1d ysA8oI Mssz, aa4 8 YoAm$ Masvis& ka39s
q. kr n ID srainfnl aavisss 70 ths masrisd ard
marriage wAe suzewfsia ssczs4
aouht& "A Ehslg pnysieai eonAitisua and WIS arc
suIaas 81 fag n aas arzQ sne z&Eh Hap1{nsss
an6 uxivEse4es "a xsxh szary As1zl&n hssax fsAe~
lEisa
Il Y0g No MEM whs are troubled with weMknsaA
generaIiy earaed M haA habit In youth ghe sessa
OF whach are a sziaasa naaas fnngazssaasss some
itiHsa . Fgnxihg 81 sAs exs hrakeSs8 weakness Of
she bac and lover extrexaitlaz canssiou OF ideAs
Iqss al nasEaorg. wlkh aeIsncaais xsass sEg
ga a3kasssaa IA 50 "a Rf8 AEH anM384 4&AAT-
MENg.as, So A. - -
We hAvs foft greater part Of gaa year, asFot-
nj asar sinas IN YtsTrTpG FEzE RryRlfpMAN Hos
PKIAEa. svailassg ourselves afshs kzowisdSe and
researches Of ths naost skilled Pnyxctsns and Sur
xa.x1s In Euxsps ar an the eaassssssa xnosA vac
ptkcs thszaxsaT Ell szss or eafs Win auW hzvsfha
Ssneat ef the ulany nsw and efacaeaaes rem ediss
ssasch Eears sxszstna 10 intruducs laxc our pras-
!, ss I'D shS Sahds ussy rest asssrad Of ths sans
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-17

v =
COMDGERCTAL-
BuaLR oFFEcK. CouNcIL ELuFTs,
July II, 1881. I
, iAwfGGA4~ass4ass ssssaesss N'bu.h.
CoRg-PEtme ear, SSAso eta y bush.
OATs-In demand at sssse ctr . bash.
PoTAToRs--Prime, bo@so cts y buEh.
HAT-Timsthy %; Prairie u p ton.
HoGs-Astive. Slaughtered ~ So9e 90 = 100
BEEF--oa foot ss8S2. 30 y 100.
wEsaAE tsyeeugsya sy, 10 swpsg
&tR4aER-cAsies RAaiIy IL. sSssos sss@saBa&
Sg.SOi Fine. - p 100
CORN MAAL~-Y elbow - c, white, IS p 6ukh.
RgCKwHKAx PLoUR-BoEtsd asSs, s9R 100.
q Rbfxka -sFsesA reil, lsG9o . ..
LARIs-Frssa Io9IaA Ia
EGsss--Rgssh, t0gls v dos.
TALLow--rrsme, 10 Il e r.. ,-s.- -. ~z-szr
AgEswAx-YsSiSwS sSsB ~ D. A
wHTsKET-siH h B0wsn's, a q ST. Louis Star
~ p gal.
| GFsaCKESs -TsFAA siss9$a,o os Prairie, 81 'aSS
. fEo VI aoz
TURKETs--Llve, 70 eel, each.
BxCHASGE-st. Louis, ;, RasserR,Sh = cent.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-17
Two DAVID 4 uHS

ITO DAVID d CORK.
= ssaaisz1sa-~Yyu are asreev naslsssva Al.
n -. - ~ "a sa ts pasw &c ne CzsM AZ a.
sAss.s oe@ m RptaaNdstksafs Csaatv Tsrx. =
rsaa re. % Ansoa, Ceaastoek 8 sea els,miss .s
sss ses sun OF ren Hundred aaa slghsS-sss at
- 80 g a1aars, "a msaias aae "a Tgsg
- y ssse Assass &tsa - 80 -
ssxsas sAsaa viii asas II 49, a.
49, 49, 49, soass aatta iAnda aud tsnemssss
49, - go e seeGFe psynens Of saI essir
"a aa .ass saisss roe appear and plead sasreta ~
& ssa4 0svsk kssm - N ~ - - 81 4 - 80
HnsA, Potsaxxstaun3e - NJ - - ~ ~ 49,
Monday In Aak1At Fs9erss~s - ~ 80 ktFss
against ycu tAaFeaa. A'' wv P~A'aeR"@
JAMES u WILLIAMS.
fsssasns 49,, AEfYs for Psas
oeanil slnss BsgIs sor fsus sss. la tas
. y, ?. BugDaCK,
Auxsl a. raa, CLERK DiatTinE oaMxt.
&w
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-17

JOB PAnTfSG-Af0RE Nav TYPR.-We
have recently added to GER Job Once, large 10, Of
new TIPS, Cats, borders &c, all Of The best quail
y ndTatsst styIes, and We are now better prepar-
ed than ever 70 execute every variety Of plain and
tsszy Jao PrAatlnEs Aeat, gvleG Gas eA&sp. We
aaSsths laEwsss xna bess Is egrtrdvrt OF JaebinE
material IN the West, aIi can turn out any bind Of
wSEk that may BE desired, on short notice.
Merchants AND others AaviuE Printing TO be done,
ar requested 10 call AID examine specimens Of
NssFs and RSaa4s. Us guasEsB4se satisfaction In
| every case.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-17
TEE COUNCIL BLUFFS BRANCH
or TIE
STATE BANK OF IOWA.
Capital stock, $50 600
JAS A JACKSON, JhO. d. L0EkNOop'
ptrsdrzf CAaA4sT.

JAS A JACKSON, JGO. d. LOSAWoop
PfEnaesf, IAssAer'
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
SAIt S. BATLIss, sAA'L kkEFFhk,
: ?. CAsA1T, JAS a SAtA1o~1
JNo. D. LOCKWOOD.
Dea.a % Exchange, Geld nast. CSan and Carr sEa5
Interest allow cd ca time deposits
CsAsct.sas made On Ihis aad ether points IN Yves
ttgz Iaxa and Nebrsska, and proceeds EsAittsd
promptly Al current rates Of Exchange.
Tie a,aAl accommodations granted 70 caste
meg.
JanaAry g. 1850 ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-17

AZ Ac4eeR 8Ms$f4eDE. Ia 90 e.A..s. :,
= Aeaacsl Rssk Ear sFStaitoua circusssIsr--sv
49, Voc hss AssE ssFsctaally cured 81 nrxTsas
toss % mssaoTy and ainaAass ct sixht e.
- eaSsa ~ asllssi wsF szsss$asrx Il sas 9sss.
@aL11M1 " sAs ssahvf, an& fsT sfs* Ssaeasg sre
-. - Msrveus sssfxs, 10 sahlisS -
- aAed Ne viii sherasosx sshsa sFas ~ ~
saaFsss % ssossps a 1--we sssrsns 80 - -
49, sostziaiAz every fnfarrakils ss rsauIFsa -
areas ssx ssYAFe o. A4Npv, TT fsEsv-ssT
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-17
CoNIxPTIyEs and those afflicted With

HEART DISEASE,
4FETER 3 AGIE, b
/ III a=# f e.. Ca s#A
CONSTIPATION.
The Undersigned now seveuty-avs years old, has
sst yeAra asTss " ara s u caring his Parishoa-
and the poor in Neg York Of these dreadful
Complaints which carry thousand and Thousands
to an untlEnsz grave be has ssaE fall sd 10 care
ali who have applied 20 ain For relief ana belisv-
tRg II TO be christaRis duty to relieve these a.
sTesd, ssHysaA a. At aef9e5As will Esnd to those
VINO REQUIRE It, Copy Oh Prescriptions used, CFrse
Of charged with directions orprepasing and using
tbe sams Alss Fnles % 1let, satAlas. Eaatlla-
GiuH and Exsrcse for th4 sgek, tBey via aus shess
remedies sure cure Cor Consumption, aud ell dis-
~ &c Of the Thr2Rt and Lungs Fever and Axaa,
On Astpsz Epas Esert Disease. Dyspepsia, Nervous
BtbIlity, and Female Cosaplaiats and he hopes ev.
err afflicted will send fer copy as 1t will east
astAing and those suaesinz shaula apply before Il
is to Iass These Prescriptions are ussd By tas
post smlEeaa PnysiCaAaa In Isenasav Pays and ase
Tofk Thaas Wishing fAssrn wilT pasaas adde's
REV. DR CHAMBERLAIN.
-. EiliianssaEgh, Gsw Tesk-
Dec 9s, 1889. a...g-aE -rr II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-17
OFFICER L PUsEY'
BANKERS,
Tax Paying g. Collecting Agents,

Il CaHnca Bluas, June 4, 1850.
Beng q late extensively engaged in the AsEe&a-
El.s AID Milling business, ws have transferred our
Sinking Collection, Land sRd Tax paying Ba&IEes&
= Ma SATRAs P. DODGE, Who has sesa eoEasc-
led With eur House from its organization, and We
SoTaiAlly rseomm cad him 10 cur former patrons ~
arssponsIbls LaaR, and aRs WHO will attend faith
faiy ana promptly 10 all business intEaEsed 70 his
care Wary Respectfully,
BALDWIN D. DODGE.
June II, 1880 Il
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-17

n. SUR. J. m LEE
ME- : co.
Forwarding u Commkssasn
iszrre y n C HAET6saa
I srKAke01ST AgD GgERMAL AGENTS
IGs" ALSO, Agents sru: .. Exyrsss es. saa sFsa'
ysstarn Dispatch o.,
couaeIE sEuYys. IOWA.
ass sxsrs tssiitiss fsE sAivpins Rsslzas ia lsEss
on sanali suaakitass 70 Piks,s Peak wikh nspsses
Particular attention glvsa % % sssas 9 Hs4en
vieaa, wasskey, and ali kinas q Hsrckasszlsa Don
stgamsn1s eolscztsa- a sksas51 6T as,
|ry-sus ss0as ''sass suss . c., csaneil Bisiss
- 80 :, ), ~, .,,,.ys Ga. saasp
Mssasyrs g Loais No. as,saaa. s, = s Sss
generally. IAaroa ~ 'osA
ssr1 ~ y .-4-s+ "- -
IYowARD AssoCI AXIOM,
i ssas sesssss fsss sssss sstasassaea ~ sesefal
Bndswmsnt, fer the Rsiisf geshg Saaa sa4 @sss
tFssseds a6ficted with ViFalsns and Epi9e 1te D8f
the Sexual Orr ans hi's s
MEDICAL AID VICE given gratis By the Aeti ~
sgrFs Z 2 sssss via s sssxis .,
lShed free Of elIaFEa. 81 - ~ HI
Valuable Rs-ports ON sperrna loFFhesai and other
Diseases Of tfIs Sexual 0rsans, and ON NEE REM
EDGEs ezaptoyed IN fhs D3speaaaEy, sant TO the Hf
aset@1 n saAlBd saveiopsz, free Of eharxe. Two or
three 8ssaps Cor postage will De acceptable
Aas4esa Da. =! szELEIa HoU8aTos, Acting
Surgeon, Howard Assoelasioa, No, South Rinsa
Street, PE3la1eiphIa, Pa
Inv esa@r % tire BaF scs0gs .atasF "
KzRA b HsARTwRLL. Pres.
GEO FAtRcHtLD5 Bse'y.
Dec ri, 1850 -#aH ly
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b gEPnss r ssnp zss GAsD on Tim.

To PRINTERs-TYPE FOR SALK.--We have
Or hand, aa far sale, ths following sizes Of second
Ia nd type, which VIII be sola very cheap for cash
2o8LRs RuRoRpIs, r &&Nh s5&
ASJ BREFfEE
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-17

The ahoye tgps is all IN COED condition aad eapa-
bic ~ aaiaS TazS isi4 szk pc have, also, guam
get seezsA azas gunbnHs Material, whicb
wiHts sosa isw fSF e4shs Specimens Of the work
sent application, together with list Of prices
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-17

Isathsr, tanned. bead, o. ssasy . Es 80 ~
IH2saaz, sRpsz. Of al kinds, sxesgl tzazea CALF
szsn whish s&aaipss s~snss-are psxsassan ID ys~8
tzfem. 49,
Msszss4A. Ia
/ - q soe,s...us. at
4 ehina and ssAss moor maaslng. and ahsss
Aess 3use MErasss
- srws - sss saserviss ssssa1ps
q -, ! ] / - :: !
:! !. ]: -
Mustard groand OF msHSfnssnrea..n sffsss 80
Oils, neStssoes and ether sntnaal eiis, spsxmaeesi
~ go ese~ asas ss's fAs sFsssss q fssaaFs
Nssadlss d al kssas fsr sswias, a2rains and
6N OILS. vsss.sis ss.sa4isa y
sssssr IL wilaasg vasyassa4sr bAssss mAksFs mas.
Paints, dry or mosAa n sSA Asf azazsrwfss pRs@
vi6ed feF.
rissssr "a paris, easslaas - @ss 80 7.
asisss nd sssaA, zslapfsssarsas sassassu ~.
u ersespsi.ss ssss.s s.ussss, ssssa. sas.ss
L. al seess hypesn1p1sts - se9A ass - - ~.
IAsasts y - n vless*w - assat>1tss y.
- 81 ) s'sssi's' =
$3.50 q ssssss ~ sdA1M selEM1H ~t1ss1
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-17
Plan of Sixth Grand DEH3rRbu~
item. -

\ B.-Wlth each Package Of 100 boxes We pre-
teat the purchaser 100 CsFtlacases one Of xhcA ID
Saaraafeea % costaln an order fsr Aae Raten, or
~ rdeTIng 50 boxes Ia package ysn are sure 20
f9ceive 30 errtIazates containing Ia order for a
t9lendtd Silver Watca, beside IArEs Number Of
SshsE very valuable articles One Bexgiacat e sent
kF4tis upon Application 81 any nerMna 9esff4nz 10
3. as Agent, which may enabts hlfs 70 procure a
valuable article upon the payment sf 81. (.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-17
EasIFIc RAIL Road TO CALIFORNIA. +
IT ,
C, BE COLBERT o. CO.'S
sixth GRaAA aa.xsersy s,sssrf-
BUfi0u


I kseA M&tknes, Silver Watches, Guard and Vest
g1 saas5 ~5Sfaf and Opal sets, Cameo Set&y ChAts~
LAlne Chains. Cameo and Lava BFeaf Pins, MosaiG
AID Jet, do, Gold PeRc4ls, Gold Peas wtth silver
Hsiders, Landscape sets, Portrait am&s, R6we4vkna
BEest Pins, Sets, Studs Knd SesvR nntGaxS. An-
fants ArtnlSts and Seck Chains, LSczets all stxeA
Gents' Brest Pins, Mosaic and Coral REzcsIets RE.
aEDelled Bgest Pins Mourning and ct Sets Garnst
aaA o. ERak&a $ssA ansis1Set& AsaaIlions and az
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-07-17

sa7sf2&aawt Asrssz4ss . raads n 90 eossz
plsssa b. shs Register Of ths TxeAsssy uaass ~
ArstioH Of ne Secretary 81 tke Treasury, 90 ~ 4
comprehend and inciade, Ia tabular foxn ts auAa-
sity By weght ~ MEASURE, as wsll asssAp sEs4a&a
sf valve u ne pevsEal articles a&FMSMa& 80 40
CO. whathsg daaiahaa osherwtses md aiso siEs-
4 s psss sss.sas, Ss, = ::
lsts, sseaIisd rssipsoeits treaty wisA Grsaa Ril.
81 siscsss szaaAszs isrsAss ssaelsa sa.s s,s.s.
and AFTER TIA aay and year aforesaid there sAsli b
allowed drs~hsck On fsrstxnA On mmmns&saxssa
lnte eerAage In shs unised exhs&sz II 50
fran eTRal In apEng " fhe du4y paia on sha Tor.
- ka9a ~. y sa . E H.snsississss :
prssexfhAa b. the Eaxsszry ef tns Treasury aa d
| msrs PvsslEs6s TAa. Ten psF senknzs N u
xmouaa ef Ill araxbseks 30 alsow 81 saasi - -
szaasa for Ae pc "a tAe unisea Asassa Dy he eal
- 4: ss, 4 4, I - I " ii 2,
ard pas1z III AezH reDuSnAek u me prcgiz1ons j
ais 90, BE- zn1 tAs nsxns ~ Aeenl1, - &n&s1
FreeS<eS. xkat tAS ek1&xt1x lars shall sxf&14 L.
- y = sssss Iss shs aslIl1llee Is 1hs =
msas ea ID olne4zr - f&< - fsxSs ~ ea11axI
! sasss l fs1Iiss1ss u - sMs.s -
The national Republican., 1861-12-30
, A fairs In New noxioo.

Forts Resalen Col. Candy. In command Of
the military department If New Mexico, has
retsken Forts Cray and Stanton, on the Me-
slla border, driving the Texans away, and was,
at the latest dates en- route for Fort Fillmore, to
.iispossees the enemy there, that post having
been traltorously surrendered by Col. Lynde TO
40 Inferior forcs Of Texans. Hence be intends
marching into Arizona, TO drive of the rebels
Having sufaeisnt force, there can be no doubt
Of his success. ..
Indians.-The Iodians for the greater part
are peaeeable and friendly to the Government
Judge Army, on the wsy hither, passed on the
Big Bend Of the Arkansas tho camps of the
Confederate tribes Of the plaina, consisting Of
about 5000 Arapahoes, Kiowas, Camanches
Cheyennes, and Prairie Apacbes. They desired
him tn say when he reached Washington, that
they would fight fer the Great Father, the de
fender of the Union.
Repeal Of the Slare C5do-Gov. Connolly has
recommendedsto the Legislative Assembly the
repeal of the slave code, enacted two years ago
aud from the<one Of public feeling an act for
that purpose will be passed.
Kit Carson, now colonel, Ia In command Of q
regiment Of mounted rangers, south Of the Rio
Grande, making his headquarters at Albu
querque. Judge Army has succeeded him a.
Indian agent, aud Is cooperating with him, and
using the Indians as scouts. ..7..
As the military force advances South, the
secession troops retreat.
The national Republican., 1861-12-30

KESTrCKY-In the House, Dec. 70, Mr.
ollie, from the Jmmittee on National Rela-
lions, reported the following, which was unshi.
nously adopt ted, viz:
That all statements In the public prints
that Kentucky contemplates the emancipation
OF her slaves, are without truth; Kentucky is
attached TO the institution of slavery, and cat,
and will maintain it,"
In the ce"ate, bill to conhs3ats the prop
erty of rebels, was postponed to The third Non.
day in February.
These votes chow, not the sense OF the real
Union men OF Kentucky, the great majority OF
whom detest slavery, but the folly Of the politi
cal incapables, who have taken The lead Of the
Union interest in Kentucky, aud who have
constantly disgraced that noble State from the
commencement of this conflict down to the
present moment. They began with bowling
against coercion, then assumed u treacherou,
al d b Jstile neutrality, and now appropriately
end their career by pandeiing to that pro
slavery sentiment, which is the life and soul OF
the rebellion.
The sentiments of the reliable Union men o
Kentucky, are identical with those Of the Unior
men of East Tennessee, and which were truly
r, d :cted in an address delivered three months
ago in Cincinnati by the Rev. W. B. Carter, o
East Tennessee.
81 am STAKEHOLDER, said Mr.. Carter. my
| unces ors, Tor three generations, have beer
| shareholders: therefore, l cannot be charged
9Th any pr, judice against slavery. But tel
| al | rauari tho I'nipn nG the Statp
.s of infinitely more value than all tn,
negroes in America, and Africa to-. Nay,
go further, aud say that, if the prosecution o
this war and the perpetna,ion OF the Union re
quIre that African slavery shall die, then
say lot it perish"
The national Republican., 1861-12-30
Southern Items.

Considerable excitement prevails at York
town In anticipation of an attack. All the sick
were removed on the 2lst, by order Of General
Msgruder. q
The publication Of the Norfolk Ddy Book
has been suspt nded for want Of . supply of
paper. ...-..
J,hn G. Davis, member of the Federal
Congress-, from the seventh district Of Indiana,
has arrived at Hopkinsville on bis way to
Richmond, for what purpose Is not stsssd. !
TIE banking house Of the branch Of the
Northern Bank Of Kentucky, at Glasgow, was
taken possession Of by the rebels on the 24th
inst. Odiy 81 600 in Kentucky bills was found
In the bank.
, Memphis papers as late as the 10th. have
reached the office of the st. Louis Rep,lblicdn
They are filled with accounts Of thefts, highway
robberies. aud other private outrages, the nat
ural results f the political msdeeds Of tn q
rebel politicians A gang Of ruffians, said to
number nearly five hundred persons, is prowl.
ing about the streets Of Memphis. and twenty
four hours rarely pass without unpls sant
evidence Of itsl presence. b.. ....r
The national Republican., 1861-12-30

GENERAL SUoTr's RETURN. speedy and
unexpected return OF General Scott has led
many per.ons to suppose that he came charged
with important dispatches, but he desires 1t TO
he understood that he did not return clothed
with any mission, or message, from any foreign
Prince or Power that he had no interview
either with the Emperor Napoleon or with M.
Thouvenel, his Minister Of Foreign Affairs;
and that his reason for coming home was the
apprehension of immediate hostilities between
England and the United States, and the fear
that, If be did not embrace this opportunity OF
returning, he could not return at all. The only
high parsonage with whom General Scott had
any political conversation in France was
Prince Napoleon, and to him he expressed his
confident belief that. il foreign nations did not
interler the rebellion would be etfectually
suppressed by midsummer, and that before
that time cotton for the supply of the imme'
date necessities of other nations would be
tupplied through the southern ports OF which
our troops are taking Possession.
The national Republican., 1861-12-30
Interesting from Japan.

Extract of letter from Townsend Harris,
Esq., American Minister in Japan, dated
YEDo, Thursday, Sep. 10, 1861.
q. hope to be able to leave Japan, on my re
rurn home, in time to reach New York BY next
iune.
| continue 10 have full confidence In the good
laith of the japanese Government. and, am
happy TO add, that my relations with them are
on the best possible footing.
The English and French Ministers have taken
up their residence at Yokohama, about twenty
they have special business to transact. This
leaves me once more alone In this vast city
and of course makes my life very solitary
yot, on the whole, do not regret the change.
The Japane SO are erecting residences Il might
justly say palaces) for all the foreign Legations.
ten yanta, Imperial Hill)--it commands view
fl ont Of the CITY. The grounds for each Lega'
| lion contain about fifteen acres, which are t.
be adorned with the best spe' linens Of Japanese
| art in temples and terraces, dwartod trees and
gro,toes--not forgetting Hsh ponds, and a
| choice selection of the beautiful trees Of the
country. When completed twill be one of the
| prettiest spots in Japan-perhapsi In the world
Tue whole is to be surrounded by moat y, and ,Id
| Tycoon.
! wish had the talent of some writer's In
word painting, that might convey to you an
idea Of the charms of the rural rides in Japan
The vegetation is happy admixture OF the
productions of the tropics and the temperate
2 mes; the country IL always verdant. and my
b eakfast table has fresh bunch Of fowert
every morning T the year.
There is an inexpressible charm in riding
through the green lanes lined with well
trimmed hedges-past neat thatched cottages
that boast cleanliness which Ia unknown II
tie West, while the path is frequently over
Swallowed by the meeting branches of nobl'
'rres. The bamboo, beautiful everywhere
seems to put forth its highest claim for admi
ration in Japan.
tn country is one con inuous garden; fo
t. ere is no agricuLlure-it is all h0~Hculturs
Nop, the road runs over hill, opening a land
scape of surpassing beauty-dnon, 1t wind
through u green valley, where the car i
sOOthed by the trickIing Of tiny rIvnlets o
wttrr for irrigation. You must see all this u
be able to appre ciate the exceeding beaut,
which meets you at every turn.
The national Republican., 1861-12-30

Courage OF THE ADMINIsrRATIoN..-In O re-
cent conversation, jeff Davis, according to
the New York Herad) used the following Ian.
guage:
81 cannot believe that Mr.. Seward will be
willing TO stand TIE storm Of eXecration that
will fall upon his head II he releases our am.
bassadors, and places them once more under
the protection Of the English flag"
There are tvs kinds Of co,Eage--the brute
courage Of the bull deg, and ths moral cour.
age Of the man who dsres to do rigM in def.
| ance of a storm Of execration."
We all remember how the American heart
thrilled with pleasure over the recital of Capt
Ingraham's conduct in rescaing from lawless
hands, and giving the painting fugitive, Koszta,
the protection of the American aig and again,
tie national heart swellcd with pride, and
bravos everywhere rent the air, when the news
arrived that the chivalric Wilkes had over.
| nluled the Trent, and taken from her deck
the perjurcd traitors who had sought refuge
beneath the British flag.
The press teemed wi b praises the Secretary
o the Navy officially ccmplimented him, and the
,pular branch of Congress honored him by
us official sanction. The rebels had been
1umbed--a great triumph had been achieved,
aud the enthusiasm OF the people finally settled
d ,wn into the conviction the traitors were safe
y secured in prison. VIII r. they had been
rghfuLy sent by the daring act OF the gallant
american commander.
Now comes toe test of tr1te courage. Eng.
land fees herself insulted, and demands repa.
ration for the wrong. The matter Ia calmly
d scussed and however bumiliating the fact,
We are found to be in the wrong, and Mr..
seward, willing to stand the storm Of execra.
ions, that will fall upon his head" dared to
d3 right. and yielded to the just demands of Eng
land; thus illus rating 10 himself and the Pres.
dent, the highest degree Of courage and Of
wisdom ioillng the rebels in deep laid
scheme to iuvolve us in foreign war, and
showing themselves equal in diplomacy to the
wisest statesmen Of Europe.