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Died.
BRoADLEy.0n Thursday evening, May g. OF disease OF
the heart at New Brighton, staten Island, THOMAS PoI
The funeral viii take place this Saturday afternoon
at two O'Clock, from his late residence New Brighton
Bsaay.-on Thursday, Nay s, Mrs. MARA BuHas, VIII.
OF John Bshsn, aged 80 years.
Tho relatives and ironds OF the family are invited to
attend the iunsra Sunday Afternoon at one O'clock
from her late residence No 02i third avenue near For
BsowxEOn Thursday May 8, ELLA How Aap. daughter
Of Harvey IL and Nellie Browne, and granddaughter or
In Grange NcCiasky.
funeral will tako place. from rosieucs Of sr grand
father William Browne, this Saturday, afternoon At
Albany and Troy papers please copy
BoyIs-On Thursday, Nay 0, aftor short AID seyors
illness, Mrs. SARAH DolIE, aged 81.
The friends OF Che family invited to attend the
funeral, sunday afternoon, az hslpast one O'Clock,
irom her late residence, SIG Mott street, 70 Calvary
Cemetery.
Can E,iAs.--on Thursday, May s, THDxAs, SON or
Thomas and Mary Ann Carrosan, OF Kings county, Ire
land in tls 3Ist year Of his aye.
HIS friends and acluaintlncos arc respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, rom hts late Residence OF First
street, this Saturday, Afternoon, At ono o'clock.
TON Isuienians Of Company T. Fifty rs rssimens co"
Ferrero, from wounds received NJ the taking Of Now.
bern, N c. March H. 1862, asoa 80 years. II mcns AMI
ii dan
Ihs relatives anu friends OF the family are most re-
srectnlly invited 10 attend tho funeral, from 1iQi.
Chasss street. on sunday afternoon q, two O'clock mo
remains will I've iltcri OF IN Greenwood.
CyRcl.--In Williamsburg, on Friday, May o, MAnos.
RET, vito Of Andrew u, Church.. aged As years,
months and 25 days
Iha friends q tho family respectfully inyiled 20
attend the funeral, at tho South rfth stfost Me,hod
Episcopal church, on Monday Afternoon. At ono O'Clock,
withJn, further invitation.
Cox--or friday sNsning, May ., Mrs. ALICE Cox, tho
beloved wife OF Philip cox, native OK Lietrin, county
Monaghan, ireland, eyed 40 years.
The fien . Of The family AID nlso those II James
DUgan aad saiu2s Quinn are respectfully requested To
attend the ilnora, en- Slndy eiorno'n y, at baf.last
two O'Clock from corner Norlh sixth and Fourth 81 os
Nihains burg.
Monaghan pap ease copy.
NcssF.-r Inr isvnid, Ky, on Mpnlay, May of ala.
cent acted Ut W shirg iahlrg, Us sos X ro,i
" this civ. Of the iats VIM r. Cooke aad aachod
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naval vietory at New 0reansreachsd here TO day with
dispatches and trophies. Among these are splendid
TX flag that borne by the old Chalmette regiment
which Captain Bailey at tho Quarantine
ground, below New Orleans; the Louisiana stats flags
that taken down from the captured forts this cry
Hail and other public buildings in Nov Orleans. These
trophies attracted attention at the Navy Department
and tho reception OF the House OF
Captains Bailey and Boggs, accompanied by Captain
Fox Assistant Secretary Of the Navy visited the Capo
day. and received by abe naval committees OF the
Two houses Of Congress, to whom they made inter-
eating statement OF the achievements or the Western
Gulf Squadron in the Lower Mississippi.
Colonel J. n. Bradley, Of this city. received 70 day
. lettsr from Captain Alden, Of the United States
sloop-of-war Richmond, announcing the death
Of his son, J. Bradley, midshpman the Richmond,
during the Engagements with Forts Jackson and S. Phi
lip. Captain Alden says, while the balls falling
shcky this young o0icsr acted with the coolnsss OF
veteran. He had just received order, and evsn In
the mdsAof the danger did not omit 70 give the military
salute, whom his arm back 70 his side he fell
iifslsss At the Captains feet.
Opsning or the Port OF New Orle ans 10
Trade.
WASHINGTON. Nay Q, 1852.
the prelmnariss FOR the opening Of the port Of New
Orleans 10 foreign and loyal domestic TRADE have been
arranged and only the ofnciai announcement Of tho
Union occupation Of that city waited for before the
issue OF the proclamation This Official Intelligence was
received to-day tho Of tho opening Of
this important Southern port will be made Immediately
atcr tho return Fortress Monroe Of the President
and Secretaries Of War and the Treasury who hourly
expected. ~
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Bcnutiful Complcxion.-Laird' Bloom
Of Youth Liquid Pearl and b,autincs te
r!e1ion and sn Sold all druggists 4S9 Broadway
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A Pure Tobncco.-YelloSv Bank Tobac-
co-Goodwins Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco, free from all
Impurities al tobacco and dealers, and at
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Barry's Tricophcrous IL the Beat and
cheapest article for dressing beayinr curling cleaning
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies try Il Sold By
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Defiance Fire aud Bn-glar Proof Safes
Also, sidobo ird and Paror safes u Mnray street cor
ner OF College place. ROE y. PATkIckE
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Prcscrvativc and
Wigs the the world wholesale and RETAIL and the
dye privately applied at No. 6Astor House.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-Thc Best In the
world harmless reliable aud instantaneous Sold and ap
Piled al BACHELORS Wig Factory, u Bond sscrsL
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Catarrh.-Dr. Goodale's Cntarrh Rene.
dy pcneraes the secret ambush of this terrible disease
and cures without pain peril Price 81 Sold by drug
giss Depot 6l2 Broadway. Send stamp for a panhlc
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At Jefers'. sra broadway, Ladies' Com
Ii az JErFERS 373 Broadway.
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Hills Hair Dyc-3O Cents, Black or
Brown. Best in Depot No. Barclay street, AM soil
BY all druggists
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The Great Dog Show.--Bafnufn has
made immense preparations this great show at the M
week.
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Campbell, Chemist and ApotlAeca airy,
OF Eighth avenue and Twenty street. The
proprietor in attendance. Pure medicines.
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"Costar's' vcrmin Extern inator Depot
removed from sl2 70 40 Broadway between Broome
Grand streets, New YORK.
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Trusscs.-White's Patent Lever Trusscs
are the best In the world fer curing ruptures differing
principle aud action from all old fashioned humbugs SUI
po.trs and Braces unryaled. Call and them pamph
lets free. GREGORY l. co., Is Bond street
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Herrjng's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes Isl Broadway OF Murray street
Ne,vy ork
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A Big IIit.-Gents' Patent Leather
Boots s., Ut BARTLETTS S72 Grand street, corner o.
Norfolk.
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Prizes Cashed Ina all Lcgnlixed Lotto
ries Information given. JOSEPH BATES, broker. No
II Wall street, room No. ], New York.
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Straw C0ods-For Misses, Boys and In
All the ard desirable ing Styles ready,
at BANTA'S, Canal str, Of, corner OF Wooster.
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Royal Havana Lottery, Conducted by
the Spanish government. Prizes cased by TAYLOR CO..
bankers, l6 Wall 1T;
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Grand Gala Day mt Rarnum's.-nIa-
dame Celeste great dr.. Flowers o the Forest is pia ed
this afternoon evening, the Infant Oraos appa
for the last time.
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. At Jeffers', 3y3 Brondun ny. Gentlemen
nnc Shoes ard ass'.c Caters IN grea: variety.
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Strangers Arriving I'm Town No Longer
ask where surh hotel such theatre is located but
where's KNOX: nd being told corner of Fulton street
and Broadway OF ina state OF the greatest excite
mont to tie famous spot, unwilling to be seen In any pub
until they been prescnale by the &C lus
ton OF choice Spring KNOX Hat, the price Of which is
only 81
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CAiRNs-LAuGHIIS.-On Tuesday evening, May 8, BY
tho Row Joseph Woods, ct the residence or the BRIDE
Mr.. france q. CAIRNS to Miss Maria IAUGHIIS, third
daughter OF Mr. James Iaughlin, oil Of this city.
Ac0urRs-HrmEY.-0n Thursday, May 8, by the Rev.
Or. Cummings. JoHS X McGrIsE, Esq, to ALICE c.
HrcKEY, Of this city.
Immediately after the ceremony the pares proceeded
10 Washington.
sMrn-GrmnE.-0n Thursday evening, May 9, by
Alderman John Henry, Mr.. howard SMITH 70 Miss
MARcELLA L. GUTnxIg, oil OF this city.
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On TO RICHMOND.

IT. q M
The Splendid Advance or General Me-
Clellsn-Thc Capture or New Orleans
Important Movements I'm the West
Captures by the Blockading squad
ron-Opcning or the Southern Porte
Interesting News from Europe, &c.
Full and interesting Details BY telegraph and from our
special correspondents of the Victorious Advance Of Gen.
kcCsllans Arms from Yorktown towards Richmond, In
GLIDING accounts Of tho evacuation OF Yorktown, the
Battle Williamsburg and the Fight and Rout Of The
Rebels At West Point accompanied with Map, showing
the strstegic points around Yorktown and Richmond,
win b published in the wxsxLv HERALD, ready thss
morning ten o'clock. II win also contain interest
Ing Of The Smelling Of Sewss Point b. the Naval
Forces; Tho Oncial Accounts Of the Capture q New
Orleans and Ill ths Rebel Batteries and Gunboats above
and below the city, Important News from the Army Of
the West: As Operations OF the BIockadng Fsot ssere
tary Stewards Lssors the Foscgn Minister'S relative
to the Opening Of the Southern Ports and al etsr In
tersssing and important d Tie week The Latest
News from Europe, &c.
Single COPIES In wrappers ready for mailing six cents.
Onicial Drawings or Murray, Eddy q
Co. Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
KEkrucKY. EXTRA UEAss II MAY 9. 1881
SO, 46, "a. 81, IS, SO, so, 81, 4S, IL, So, 81.
KEsIucKx. Class 2lc-Aay Q, 1867.
80, H. 10, z3. So, %, So. CT. II, n. Al, rs, IS.
Circulars sent free Of charge ~ addressing either 70
tsaa.N Covtngton. ky or 81. Louis, NO.
Onicial Drawings or tho Kentucky and
KENrucxY EarnA CLASS lc7-May Q. 1862
40, 81, 50, 30. ~. i. 6, Ia, "a, II, As, 8.
DKLAwARs. CLASS 2s-May 9. 1867.
81. 46, %, "a, ~, l. u, T. 50, Il. "A, 10, IL.
Circulars sent BY addressing ,,oyors ~
Wilmington. Delaware, Gown ton, Kentucky
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Tho Spring Hint for Gcntlcmen N, Dispe ms
cd BY Espenscaed Is by al to he the most
comfortable and elsg,nt Hat saoud not fail TO call
ESrENSCHEID, ais establishment, lis Nassau street
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aTsn MISUNDERSTANDING CARDS AND NOTE
~ Paper, In elcsant styee, ut JAS EvERDELLS estab.
iished ~ years. corner Of Duane street.
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David's Spring style Of Gentlemen
Hats. 29?k Broadway near Duane street.
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OGefai Despatch from Commodore Far

r0gut.
'1 WASHINGTON. May 0, 1902
Tie xavy Department has received the following in
esrssAg oioial details Of the capture New Oricans
HN N UNITED STATES FLAG SHIP HARTFORD, !
Ia.s AT Akoaoa OFF CIR OF New ORLEANS,
April 20, 1862.
Sm-4 am happy to announce to you that our lag
IaSss both Forts jackson and St. Philip
yasA at New Orlsans, over the Custom House. 1 am
eAkag every mems to secure the occupation by
Csaors butler Of all Tho forts along the Berwick
nay and Fort Pike have boon fact, there
q general stampede. shall endeavor TO follow up
am bringing up tao troops as fast possible. We
have Assoysd all the forts above the city, nun.
esr, which understood 10 be all the impedmcats
6stwssa this and Memphis. I am, very respectfully
vssr oosdtsnt servant,
- N d. G. FARRAGUr
Flag O0lcor Gulf Blockadng Squadron.
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PUBLISHED THIS rtY-A NEW WORK By rH1
j Alta East Lynne.n
Till HEIR TO ASHLEY, 80

Author Of EAST Lynne "Thc Channings.. o.
This another and o. The test Of Mrs Woods szirs-
ordinary novels The authorcss has spplan,ed pcpulas
a@cny " accounting for this after reading any
Of her works she veng ateo
tioran earnest style; and this combined with deep In
teres striking bat not Incidents and tndtvda
atty OF character makes yg she writes eagerly aOugAo
after The Heir 10 Ashley PHEASANT Story Tor any oas
and has line in Il which the rigid msrAsst vssa0
care 70 erase. Published by DICK tfirzGERALD,
No. Is Ann street, r. u.
Also for salaby all booksellers In this place
Copies OF above book sent by mail 70 aay aAArss
free or postags o the pliae.
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GRocEss. DRUGGISTS,
HOrELs. SALOONS,

All yuy them. Pronounced d, medical men
uneq,nlsd. SOVEREIGN RENE iy blioasnese ohisaad
lever aud al diseases arising from fnRlaiin. Have
fiicna in the scryicel X send him bntsa McFaa
Army aud Nav. htcrs. IL nay his lite. Ihe ssyc
attractive asln9 artistic thr army navy
on each t0ue 2 nj discount 10 dealers Primo t depot
l17 lUi,on sufei % a,aHa
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A SMALL. aEh TEEr. PRfyATE AMERICAN FAMILY
~ wcuti ~ saty lurnisAcd Front racf, viii sas
on the tscund hoOf 20 two gentlemen Terms
k9 pleasant IT. NJ Attic kopa Apply al NJ IL Jocf1.u
stgcet. a. q lass Broadway
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uEw ORLEANS AFTER ITS SURRENDER.

" We FAthA0OE,
Flag 00lcor Gulf E!ockading Squadron.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

Az oRDS AkCR 20 yaeals ana asolssa nsFta of
certain streets ana streets aaa sgasya in Mrs
Fssry'a Adaitiaa - sAA CRY 81 Ceaaeil aaufta.
Sec. q ne ii ssaafn~d by tae ooEsaasa ceaneil
o. shs ityof ceaaii Hiaas That ~ sse ssresta and
she city 81 CeaasaI Elafss stsaassa "a ahs i "a
sAe w " 81 sss4lou Ne 81 sswnsAfn Nc rs II
- range Ne II wesff and aise 90 acras n ne ssas
ssds - shs y OF toe said 4 Of sal& sses. "a,
being s@sssy FoAs la wissh and pzse ksnssase vasz
sixty RODS 10 engsh, coazaiaing In All zss Aauare
acfas, vita TIVE exeeFsios IN Brc@gway sssees 1h
Ia 10 be ar1 remain public hIgh#ay #fgheWe axYY
eaaitn OF dszases from the pssseas ewass 81 ssid
lafss feF the aad right al way sos sslS street
- mow Ieeassa 81 aId sruagh sasa psesaEsss ba aa
she sasns are hereby vacased and asasisAsa
TAe ssEsets aua aiseyS hsfsAs vaFmks4 ara sssas-
ssha8 being these eanfzHea in MI tAAs pagtssz ii
saad AasIsiea sast ~ lime doe sasxA fTs pSlrss
xeg Esds ease xTsm VIE s0azG-~nss oasMee I'll sa4A
AAti@n and sAe sErerts On passx of s4sex& hnss2,g
vacated an4 AbeiisAed being assase - he RaSprs
se En- &C i ~ ass : ws sss ss y
Caiheua streets
sec q xAAs he satg af Caanal anzk asrssy -
liFs1a{s h III claims IL tAG x9fHAz4 a 1sIex - a 4
corllsn III aid Adalsian asscskes II sessinss sn 4,
tAaa sEdiasnss with ne sx0sslkISa u nsesassAs
pssx ssssssors ID askisx sssess.ss.ss 800 y -
sasd rsai estate aesinea III sscsSaa enc q DIN a.
afnAnce As one huarsd scxes tor ri aafisa 80 Il
silica to assess saaA es hu1ssx nses ii ~ ! -
eas regard = Ne fsSaFasa rizs aeknawisAssd ~ IA
s ssss . 4 i : go - sssss ! 80:
Eses, aid pist ssfnx hefshg sselishs& shs n 6
Vt & 81 - 80 ;e,s - ~ sssE I
saId Dna auxafaa acres, y ~
AppFcvsas kAgA - aeS
kx&ss& u j. xAxMxM xsysr
z W. y. cN&Wze&D, Cikx EssaraAsss n saE
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

NV EsTaAE L&w.-~uader the require
ments or the new estray law, which goes
into operation in July, ii is made the du-
ty of the County Clerk to publish all es-
trays of The value of ten dollars and over,
one insertion in the county newspgpsr,
instead az three months as heretofore,
and send copy to the State printer at
Des Moines, with sufficient funds to pay
for two insertions in an essray sheet, to
be published weekly IN the Homestead,
at that place. A copy Of this sheet con
tanning the estray notices thus collected
from every part of the State, is to be
kept By him on file In his Utica, where ali
can see at any time, the essF4ys taken up
in any part of the State. The fee for
publishing this notice twice at Des Moin-
e, 10 act 70 sxoaed % Seass for each in
sextion.
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entixe line OF Hoekers, KeaTny aud
sunnes's Division, without sng material
Another correspondent speaking III
Fridays baatls, Says Twice along the
Front did the rebels astask our lines over
T. xsas pits and redpsbts- Porter, with
casnpn, asd SaAners, Rockers and
Ayess guns moved Them down with
deaths harvest. Their loss in killed and
wounded 10 horrible.
Under date 81 Friday, atwidnight, tbs
same eoEfsspaad enc says ten gaans Wess
taken from ~ by sudden aank attack
covered by thick smoke which hang
. round them.
s.Asssel 'AaAisz ssioagisg to saekson's
army was captured. He says part of
Jaekson's forces arrived yesterday, and
The balance shis morning.
He says In the attack on our right. the
rebels had $4,000 troops. This will az
plain she enormous fire under which our
a4sA we're hssae dowss precisely a. sauas
90 our regiments were swspS away d
Fair Oaks.
Yesterday tho Pennsylvania reserve
$40 ~ sAs1S &Aks*wANAMw kEEAkMEAsH Ok JACK
sSsa'd command. TO-DAY they were over
powered by the same troops, they having
been reinforced.
sykes regulars wers called up, but
proved unequal 10 the task of stopping
them. Slocnm's Division had TO be
added.
Tia oaHauct u an our ssosps sastah.
ing This unequal charge was good. They
gave way, indeed, but not one of them
ran.
kehgossea we're enormous. The 18th
regiment Of regulars are about annihi-
lated. Nearly every officer il either killed
or wounded. The l4Eh also suffered Sc
verely. Our boss inEofkesfsa ssvsrs saark-
ed indeed; the disproporsion in numbers
is so extraordinary. The obstinacy Of
oag troops WaS 50 auyielding, our losses
are inevitably large.
The artillery in Porter's and Smiths
Divisions piled the rebels in heaps
lbeirs fra was taEaiblesetfsctivs. "a
iMs5sr AnsselIs N aharagulasa, and
Col. Pratt, of New York are among the
killed.
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Eg This particular LOS of the Wall
caFAina,p ssys one OF the Congressional
reports, s"wss sold 70 arthur II. East
man, by order ofEhe Secretary Of Far,
for % so each, and Simon Stevens, F'the
broker" of Frsaaous, buys them for 3d.
so each, and turns thsm oyer'so Fremont
Instantly for 400 each, and gets drafts
On the Treasury foo tbs 3shass, azAount,
seeking bvoksesgsof ssf ;zz6 from the
Government he was serving" This is
the way Fremont obtained a part Of bis
azzas. And gsk Prssiaaae Liasnia wsald
have the country believe that ell the op-
es&tions under the Government were con
ducEed honestly, and without loss to the
treasury.
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Mr. Nrxoa has Htted up Il Low
i HroAdssy, h Ais silly, oneof ne inoss
neas and sssgsat Confectionary Saloons,
% be founa shis star oat West = EVERY
thing In the way Of Fruits, Nuts, Candies,
Wl9 Hs fasl4., 'eIes-cold
EsmSaads Van b Sband in abau-
dance, and fresh and ane, Suitable 70 the
ei4ss s1asaa+srisssse ana I. : ssiaises.
We have bsen there and knew whereof
We speak. Hts Roe efessAs s&ntu b az
eaaasa By say one; and this hot weather,
pc aRd then b. be, just The thing to cool
o. Is sin. ID mai p rive Do not desire
our Fsadsra TO take our word for kAs abSye
asalsnents, bat 50 and see. -,
! Nixon will aeseps our thanks fdr his
doaaaieu- se intend, now, to celebrate
the f'glorious 4sh 10 . beeoming and ap-
aaauner.s Seass aAsaa fsr ex-
penses-when it don's cost nary red
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From rrsak LssIfefs Illustrated Esxs.
sUFROsEU u1Mwn ~ TINE TAX Mxx.A.
|. Which, Ii 10 thoughE, hare been sup
pressed BY tho ssasos ct ahe press, On 90.
.couns qf BEN regarded o. aecnlrabsad. p
\ Fer saAakiak ! y asdk 49, 9 daaA ;
other Hayanas In proportion.
Smoking . mesrsohaam- pipe ssnss ;
III coiored ls cent?.
For every qaid Of tobacco, . sanss II
beggsd Sxaw asfFipAa q sentass N xsSz ~
j YSisoi ssssss ssio5n. b 80
Picking ona's sessh in PEi4nas, . cents /
IN 'front.' Of The Astar HOUSE., 10 cents. !
sa6xsh Yard Asusn II sseas i ga&ss /
eommoa liquor ID properties.
Jersey shaxapazne, 10 eanss bottle
THAT being is full value, othsr foreign
wines in proSnstSsm. z 81
Calling for drink, i've csnsa with
psppsraIalt In. is3 esRk sxam+
Riding ia city falifos8 car, : cents
il compelled TO stand, I0 Giants.
For wearing dollar jeweiy, ~ sacn ar.
tieis. = 9
goos blAekH, 5 cats fa saab Job.
Reading the speech Of Congressman,
10 cents s lises and shres snoatM impzis-
onment.
= por bowling TO aisay in the stsss, 10
z Al aalaar.iea iadsaa, szss s< gear
California widows, $50 pes year.
For being poor, $40 per month.
Nhite shisss, % esHta q nantA col"
u
Backwbeat cakes ass to pay tar of 3
cents per dozen.
J Raeawhsss cakes with molsases 90, S
cents per dozaRp egrsTs. aass
For using - auger, so eaata. month.
Fo4 using d soskscrew; Is cents a
month. So aa@t#
Deyiled kidneys, cents dozen.
For looking over the fenes, 10 cants. g..
For license to catch bullheads, S5 To
catch cells, Sc. shad, Salmon and Stas-
geon, IS. $500 37e 20
To open oysters s.. Clams, $3.50. /
For privilege TO set on the dock and
casch sinners, 81 month. -
If the head lesns against the pole, ST.
so. %tH 80 ~
Salt maekerai, If eaught ia fresh wa
Ter stream, cents each. ~ 81
@ To sit on the curb stone and peddie
apples, 81 month.
FOR the privilege Of gathering peach
pits, 81 month. wv
License to peddls peanuts, &2s a yeas.
SMUT boxes are to pay tax Of 81 8
year. ''4 p '@~
For every pinch Of snaT gisea 70 a
friend, cents. 4
For asking friend 10 dgisk, 35 eaats.
. For playing billiards, Is cents.
For license 90 kill skunks, IS q year,
anaens foarth of the perfume. IDS.
Tax on moussaches, % meath, If
dyed, the tax to ba doubled.
"a On whiskess, sshsR than saosa belong.
ing to cats and dogs, % a month.
For blowing the nose In the public
street, rs cents.
In country roads, so cents.
To shoot marbles, 81. If ssChina AL.
legs" are used ia the game further tax
Of 40 cents. - =
Hardy Gardiss are to pay a tag of 50
cents q tune. .-ses .sI ...
Mocking birds, rs cents.
To sneeze in the public highway, Is
cents. If accompanied with uausuai
noise, Is cents. Snoring % cents.
License to peddle 6re-wood, 81 per
month. " f-@ -
License to beg cold Victuals, SO
License TO gather bones, %.
Every person taking an affidavit shall
be assessed Is cents.
Ordinary cursiug and swearing pay
cents 81 oath, and swearing 10 be meas
arsd by a suEsomstsr, 10 be furnished By
the Secretary af the Treaaary.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-02

gI All day Monday Congress was dis
cussing whether or nos Mrs. Lees house
should be used as military hospital,
and whether or not Gtn. Banks allowed
contrabands to ride in the army wagons.
Splendid subjects for the display of
Craftsmanship -- .-ess asFr<
Such debated however, are the princi-
pal occupation of the contemplate MIN
eompoops of Congress nowadays. The
cause Of JEFF. Davis has received more
aid and comfort from the Abolition leg
islatfon and criminal riaing OF she pres
snt jaokass Congress than from any other
northern agency, which controls Con.
gress, and tries 70 control the President.
II all men obtained their deserts, our
Congreaeaaan woald fare very badly il
this world and the aext.-N i Herald