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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY
PASSENGER TRAINS.

RtkA -
os asd AJte MONDAY. February 8, Iss7.
PAssKNeER TRAINS BTTvEES
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
VIII run "a follows;
Str DdtlF TSdias lrrfrs al and Dspayf nfn,4
Wasktssfo1 Daily dEriaE ths tresk,
asd fuo on SrndayS.
For Philadelphia and New YOrk-Leave Wash
For BsitimoreILssvs Warrington ct son and
7.te u. and s 20 and 90 P N.
For hpnaPolls at 7tohH sndteP
fSs hs,S::ssE : "a +: S1r; :; and Wet. l..v.
For Frederick at ; % A n, and SecrN.
TRAINS MOVING NORTH
Mor.ipp! ELrres, ,ssve Wsshhinston %hn:hI
MOrIIhF AccOSmodstio. Iesve WsSslnltOn ,ysn
tons AZ Baltimore. This is the Morning oonnsIIon
New ioTE Mai Jr.in-Is.y. washington % II
Phsts Ssis ran IL ie. :; washington 8, 500
N. reaching Baltimore ate 50 N. and Philadelphia
Afternoon Accommodsuon-Ioave Washington
Iexions st BetimoTs This is the afternoon oon-
ne1lon for Annapolis
Arrive af baltimore SO 7. n; ,PhIlsde rhis loss
II; New YOTk "a, A.; Harrisburg A. n.
On Sundays leave Washington stSoo and ~. n.
The S p. N. train from Washington connects
through 20 New York every day during the weed.
TEAMS MOVING SOUTH.
Lave New York NJ A, ~; Philadelphia n - .
n.:Is.nnors 100 f.H. Arrive n Wssh'<yton 50
Leave New York .t p. n; Philsaelphis lo.so ?.
Ne Baltimore 30 a. n. Arrive &C Washington an
Leave New York at n p. H.; Phflsdel,his $50
An; Bait noTe1SS An. Arrives ~ Wash,nGtoa
LoosI ACCOMMODATION Tran. leave Baltimore
~ a NJ and 4 81 ?. for WaHhinrton. arrive
there ~ VI a. NJ and 8 IS Pm.
On Sundays 81 t.S0 and IS A. ". only from Beti-
more. No Annapolis or Frederick connexions on
Passenger Trains leaving wLshinrton H1yn A
n. and % r. NJ, and Baltimore at - A. n and IS
P make direct connections for AnntsOiis at the
junction. The140 NJ, and 100 Y connect 40
kesy for Frederick, Hagerstovn, &o., &C., except
Trains leave Annapolis foT Baltimore and Wssh-
inEton 81 $50 A. n. and - p.
Passenger Trains leaving W sshinftou 81 800 A,
NJ, IL A. NJ, ands ?. NJ, and Baltimore 81 <SO and
1.S5 A. NJ, viii stop oHIy at ArHapolts Jtncfscz.
WAY Passengers must take the Ace ,ppsodafios
1Sdtss only.
Trains will leave Washington and Baltimore
yrovspftY spcH eard ft%ns, excepting tast the 80 A
NJ, - ", ana % trains viii v ait 20 mi nutes
u necessary, to secure the passeng FRS and Mails
For Sick and Wounded Soldiers-A special car
with an attendant. with beds, will leave Washing
ton twice veek for Philadelphia direct ct m A n,
ior me accommodation OF sick and wounded
soldlers. w. Y. SMITH.
fe4 Master Of Transportation, Balt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-18

FALSE PkoFHETs The learned sacaaS OF the
Richmond EaqUiTer recently entertained their
leaders by the publication OF the astounding
fact that Gen Burnside first saw light under an
evii star. Bis gFea: victory has dissipated even
this cold mOrsel If temporary comfort, and they
MlN' Sc something else than astrological specu-
latIOas 10 console them
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1s62I TIE [Iso2
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
@RSEEzzN

-
with its connectonsD
is A FIRST CLASS ROUTE
TO ALL THE WESTERN CITIES
SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT!
STONE BALLAsTED AND
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
FROM BALTIMORE!
THREE DAILY TRAINS PROM
PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURGH.
Two ofthem making
CLOSE CONNECTIONS AT HAkRIsBuKa
with trains on the
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD,
and forming
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
IRON
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
70 al points in the
WEST, NoRTHwEsT AND SOUTHWEST.
N T&Sss5 d TSs, .sy k !. ,S' So'
pany, Calvert Station, BALTIMORE.
Splendid Sleeping Cars on all Nrght Trains
SMOKING Saloon Cars on all Trains.
PROM WASHINGTON
PASSENGERS will take the a. m. and .. N. trslDs,
sIiylng IN Baltimore at 80 q. n. and Is D. M.
burg - ?. m. and Las m, there eonnectint
yin the trains on the INnpsy wanna Central
hailToad Tor ali parts Of the vess
FREI6HTS.
BY THIS route, frslghts Of al descriptions can be
Iorvsrded TO and from any point on the Railroads.
OF Ohio, kentEoky, Indiana, Illinois, w soonsln,
loSa, or Missouri, by RatlTOdd dI-eol
TIE Pennsy lvan.a Central abroad also connects
a. flttsburg with Steamers, by which Goods car
De t0rwaTded 10 any port on the OHIO, MuEkintum
KENTUCKY, Tennessee, Cumberland, illinois, Mise
lsslRRi, wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, ATkalsaR
ana Red X lvers; and az Cleveland, sandusky and
Chicago with steamers to al NoTthweetern AXE.
nerokants and shippers entrusting the transpoT-
ation OF their Freight TO thls COMPANY, can RELY
with condolences on IT'S speedy transf.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT 20 and from .ny
Solnt IN the West, By the Pennsy wanna Central
helIroed. are az a.. times Jap0-abIs as az
eAargtd by ostsT Railroad CO-apdaiss.
IL e PARTICULAR 70 mark packages VIA PHNs.
MA6RAW & KoONS, Freight rents,
,,,,x, No. 80 North street, Baltimore.
l. l.; HouPr. Gen'l Ticket Ar't. Philadelphia
ID; HOUSTON, 6enl Freight Agent, Phils-
oe-PnIa- N <-dly
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@ n SOMETHING NEW
SEA&6REETEsT DISCOVERY oy4Nhl
AkV THIhsR. XA%
tSJ IL ISL @ street, cpyostts t*R
see Iasn!f-,

crrcstH
zee 1Asd!s-.
OYSTERS STEAMED
IN tho Shell and Thoroughly Cooked (far surerior
20 roEst) IN tte0 GstEbtsS. tks Isstssi
fsrSs on rsec-d. Call and see
Ihe gnderslglod respectfully informs his friepda
In the District, and visitors to the CITY, that he hxs
ronttec BIS OLD snd WzLL-xHcwN IsILBLTsHMIyf
IN most thorough manner, ard Ia. made oo-n
HIege arrangements to furnish OYSTERS In any
sy and IN shy quantity 100 TO so gallons "a
per day; 400 70 5000 cans Of Spiced and Fresh
put up dally-cala Dramatically sealed, Furnlshed
In the shell by the bushei or barrel
Persons wishing 10 have Oysters furnished resu-
LaIIy tnrorEh the winter, az Baltimore pr1oee
without fear Of failure, should call and make an,
ranIements at once. Freight. time, and money
saved BY purchasing Of me, 2s furnish an artiole
efuei TO the celebrated Baltimore eets bliehments.
1t pricos just - low.
TO Suffers.
Canped Meats, Lobsters, S-rdines, Clxn.
straw berries, Tomatoes, Pigs Feet Time 40
GO, &c. Also, Pickles, Catsup, Sssces, Brand,
reaches, GO. Also, Game and + resh Fish Trr
ties, TerrapInsi Fresh Lobetsrs, Cod, Halibut a a
In lact, every thing for sale in the Nortbt 70 mar
kets always on hand, at reasonable prioos
, Hotels and families supplied with Oysters d.
iivered without charge 70 sny part of Is D,trict
In season, II the money is sent with the order
MY establishment is open FROM a. m, 10 II NJ
nlfht, ever day, except Sunday, when 1 close a
M2d T. M. HARVEY.
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2 DENTISTRY.

DR.. CHARLES X. BOTELER,
DENTIST,
No. $50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
BRTwEgS srH AND 10TH STs.
NEW AND IMPROVED INvENTIoN
~ OF
ARTIFICIAL CREoPLASrI Boss
e + T n,
WlxEoEr aETAL PLIYs on CLASPS,
ON DIR. 8. B. sIeBsMoND,
-" - D..ot.asat, MsS Yori-260 Peaasylcasia 40
Cali. 81, oas tes I.tk and 1Sfk SIS, Wasksssfo1
sJm., ro attsnp on Of the public 20 the following
TSss OF his improved system:
nsveI aoeth OF his manufacture will
aoids. bS ,:Vae nor ohange color By any
artiS, vein or roots need be extrtoteds a. The
Slal ones can be inserted over them,
n, tne roots viii be made lnuffensive, An never
4. No temporary teeth are headed an r,rm.ns,,
auee car DC made Immediately, fhereby preservin M
she Ia1tora EXPRESSION of the Ape, Which upder
tne GIG 81 stem is frequently oifhEured
Idle Work hiss been fplfy tested over 1--WE year,
~ many OF the hrst chemists and physicisns Of mir
! DR. has also invented white undestructivs
ss IA DC allec without pan, and oan build up a per
soena tooth on any nde roots, which viii las,
The 6est Gf references rlysn-to Or. v. Mott; DR..
III en- Protessyf Of Chemistry, N. Y; Hon.
sueko wayne, I'll the Supreme Court Of Washing
UG, anu thousands of others.
SeL anu examine for yourself no e-em
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COTTAGE SETS e
COTTAGE SETS!

. JbJJ very handsome Ssts Just received. IN
Solid OAK, Imitation OaE, Maple ard DecoT.tad
VIZ. arc without Mar be Tops, and az prices thst
cannot ~ 20 give entire satisfaction.
s.is - extensive assortment of CA RINFT
EJRNiEURE, FEATHER BEDS RnI SsrEIS
aAd II LLON ,, tar - q Shuck MATTR E-SES
&c sc. BOTELER 6 WIIISnS
lr97 tG!, 81 Pa. sv., BET. 9th and 10th sts
- 19bL@O ID and Al hoorg
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SMITH & BROTHERS
L A l. l. G Il e AM ALE
SUPERIOR AMBER ALE.
PORTER AND NEW YORK BROWN STOJyT

Tho above CELEBRATED AMERICAN
ALES are Brsved from the CHOICEST BAR
LEY MALT and HOPS, and highly esteemed ty
Lose Who have used them. Purchasers are "a
Suested 10 cal snd examine our superior stock.
assured thst they vii ind the BEST and PURESY
articles.
We have At al tunes a large stock ready for de-
iiys5J. IN ~hote, na Z snd quarter casks suit.bl.
for the IRA De, HOTELS and FAMILY USE.
y hioh We cdsr on the MOST FAVORABLE
TERMS.
SMITH BROTHER, Brewers,
NC. los L 100 West lsth ct, New York City.
oiaeIs By Asi or EzSress promptly executed,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-18
THE EVENING STAR,
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence of TKs Star.

GEORGETOWN, ID. c.. Feb. Il, 1852.
At meeting Of our CITY Councils on Friday
evening last, the Board Of Aldermen passed a
resolution TO paw certain claims against the Cor
poraTion, and resolution directing the Recorder
to bring suit against the late Collector OF TaxeS
fc- aTTearsgeS both Of these resolutions mad
previously passed the lower BoaTd) They also
Pessed IN ordinance levyin2 gas tax for the year
Is62, ltesu cents on the hundred dollars and
rejected resolution providing for additional
stands at the market house.
In the Board Of Common Council, communi-
cation from the Mayor, enclosing IN account OF
Walter Godey, for ice furnished to the military
Al Forrest Hall, (CapI. Marks Light Guardi) d
communication from the clerk, enclosing a state
u.nt Of the amount received for taxes In Januaryi
q communication from the market master, ask
ing an appropriation for cleaning and lighting
the market house for the year 1861; and A me-
mortal Of George l.. Sherwood, praying remis-
sion Of fine imposed on him for huckstering
wi;hOu; license, were severally referred
An ordinance levying a gas tax for the veal
1SG2; a resolution providing for hYdrant at the
head of the market house; an ordinance to provide
for the inspection and sealing Of gas meters; and
resolutions IN favor Of VIM. n. Fletcher and X
BallaagsT, were considered and passed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-18
GAS FITTING, 10.

/ a VIZ e, DOVE 90.
AAhE NOW prepared TO execute suY srSsrs with
Wnish thsy nav Be favored IN the
FhsMbiNe, Gas OR STEAM FIYYIEe
BUSINESS.
u store or Eth street, . f5v doors north Of Pa
sYense Ehsre NAY % found complete assortment
GCHANDELIEkS and ether GAS, STEAM apS
WA1ER FIXTURES. N TiV
w. GAS X7gRES.
w Have In store, and are daI v recelyipK AZ
A1TUhES OF entirely New Patterns and Desirns
ano tnsh, superior IN style to anything heretofore
Snerd n this market. We invite citix ers generaI
tc call and examine our stock of Gas and Water
FIX tres, feeling confident that we have the Ssst
seiected stock IN Washington.
All Work in the above line lrtrusted N s,r ssrs
49,. NYEks MesHAr.
AA-u SIG ID street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-18

PORTABLE WOODEN TENTS!
The undersigned has for sale and will make to
sIzo. At very low PRICE. These tents can be nut
Up Or taEen eogn IN few MINI ies and can be seen
is sim. a., fO-' '' J c's :. JORDAN.
kp FURNITURE! q
TH FURNITURE! "
Esss FURNITURE m
W. B. NOSE
n, !O1 the arm o. M Ig F6 Peokhsn PhIads
room FqTnitgJe-fkoTn's Building, sos sov seventh
Every variety Of, UPHoLsTERING promptly
Store open day and everin. for the sccommeda-
Purchasers will study thsir interest to call before
| looking elsewhere. j. q SIM
rs INCH HEAVY SAIL DUCK,
cO 3 IHcG Cotton Duck,
| l0A Bleaohed ana Brown ShsetiIg.
Towels, Napkins, Table Linsns,
Flsnnels, Shawls, Cashmeres,
Cahc3es: Cioakst Gloves and Suspenders,
WIN. r. Riley BRO,
NO. 80 Central Stores.
Between 7th and 9Th streets.
ie 3-lnt oppo. Center Market.
pUTTER, BUTTER, BUTTER we are
- hnv receiving by express from New York,
PRIME GOSHEN BUTTER,
70 which we respectfully cs the attention OF fam
BROWNING Il HEATING,
3s3 Pennsylvania avenue, between
ia Is . az 9th and It'll ats.
a BALMORAL BOOTS.
T9k RI Tipped poabis soIo BslnOTa!--~sI %
1ISES al other styles of L.des and Mis:. %
Ea,moIs Boots, the cheapest and beat assortment
no. Is Market Space,
la7 go Penn. avenue, between 9th and 9th SITS.
l.. TOWERS. }. NJ. TowERs. J.B. TOWNS.
L. TOWERS Il CO.,
STEAM BOOK AND JOB PRINTING ES-
TABLISHMENT,
Cor%T Louisiana evsHHe and Sixth ST.
| The s.teatioa of the business community ia re
sneGtlullI invited TO the New Book and Job Print
new material, IN the most comp etc manner, is now
prepared 10 execute, In satisfactory style, every
Books, Speeohes, Pamphlets, Cards, Circulars,
| Suffers Blanks, &c. sc.
! The attention of members Of Congress, is sspe-
ciel.y requested for our faoiIitIes for printinr
| the cltH. de 7-lawsm
WALL STEPHENS 4 CO,
Mlt hEkcRksnA A faIL SSkhVAL
AND EHHEESNzsS FGkR RSAffEEE s5o SsSfLE
y styles and ,Usities from lowopriced and o me-
\ dunn up to extra hne.
| OF LInsD Goods.
O1e price, the actual cash standard value marked
4 II paln figures. PERRY d BRO,
l Ic 10 " Penn. avenue and Ninth st.
IMMERSED AND OTHER LINENS, and
- Brds-eye Diapers, of the proper kinds for ohil-
Pink. Blue and Buff Chint., PLAIN, for ohildren's
| wear.
Our northern and eastern correspondents send
II
| PERRY l. BROTHER,
| 10 1871 Penn. av. and Ninth ST.
w FOR The ARMY.
/ w Have just received. by steamer hraso, q
| erge assortment of magnificent French Brass
| pLHms tSystema Gregore;l French Bugles, tor
1 infantry, cavalry, and artillery Martin Frere's
| celebrated ClArlonets and Flutes Brass lnstru-
ments OF all Kinds Also, the finest qua ity of Ven
| Ice Strings, Bnsson's AcoordeOns and FlutIuas
logetheI with large assortment of latest French
4 w. 81, METZEROTT,
4 u 70 Corner Pa. avenue and 18th et,
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IORSEMENT OF7HE PRFSS

rha MANY fEoU.Arrs -sTsd ct tkiG insisIsn With.
ue st frsnssn yssrr, and the psrtsns
cal sFsrauenl FsEsTmsd ~ Dr. Jshnstsn, vtnsasd
yes 81 ms P1RsIs and many sthsS Psrssns nsticss si
wsss SATs sSFssIsd again and again before psss
sass ss stan Ing a. ssntsran Of thsRssT and rsSTsss-
sitJ, sHssisni guarantee sAttsd. mar Idly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-18

u For Through Tickets, apply. a. the Once Of
the Northern Central Rail Rotd Com
pany, Calvert station, Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-18

SoLDiERs JUST RETURNED FROM
- kiohmond car buy their Clothing and Firm
.I1osiss G Poss Sass INN No. sSo seventh st
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h IIsIt and important rsnsdy Of
are speedily esssd and fill VEsy rksssandi s
NEST and dsttattd, had lest al acre kIys
btsn imnsdittsly Tshsvsd
AL inP.dinsnn hsrristsL FkySissl kszta DbqttI
ussssns Len Fl rrssEsaeVs PsvtF usrrsss lTrita
EIsssling and SssfRsn EKaEEIisz Of he fssrfa
dad speedily eUTsd.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-19

A capital story 10 told Of an old far
meT In the norshErn part Of this country,
who had bean sssaving up'' 20 take mp o
mortgage Of O., 1000, held against him by
man nearer the ESQ shora. The farmer
had saved no all tie money In gold
fearing 10 trust the banks ID these
var times. Week before Lass, he lRgged
down his gold and paid It over, when The
following solloqay sasned /: "Why you
don's mean 70 give this 20 600 In GOLD, do
you 20 said the leader.
+sfes, certainly said che fssmer,-~
was afraid Of the pssky banks, 80 pva
been saving up the moneys ia yellow boys
for yoa this long time. "
ssAn righs, . responded the leader, sson-
" thought sou didn's take the papers,
THAT'S alIEss
STAKE the papars I No sir, not L.
They hays gene "a 90 sines the wars
been guing thai @ouIdn,t have oas Of
tia d---4--liah things about. But, che
noney IL NIL right. isnst Is ?ss
sYss, ali right, 1000 "a gold. All
EiKhs, hers's rear note and most&Ags.
And veil he mighs Of called II aIf right,
- che prazaian On gold thai dAy was 80
per cent, and his g1ld wxs not ouly worth
The fses Of the bead, bot go besides.
eaonkh ID hsvs paid for bis village news
p~esrs fos hisaseN and nossssfty fos d
Itss& tksss eeakuriss. III peys ID sAkA the
rassa - seJsik Csssa. ] 6asStta.
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Ten gass aaa wssS Lsek Ii he cues
lion ssaaxs IL me fsss. Il i enc shas
mnst bs nss0
Ws ksss seen. We have asasssood, ne
havs. III these soimmns, fcrewarnsd eur
fsliaw sounsrymsa sf thsss rsxy Issues.
Perhaps on the slavery question, shsy
will SAT- we ara rsgAas oaly when We must
say, IL q m0tg too Estss
Ths Quessiaa 10 now looming ~ upon
IN. wlsh aiGaaltY, only By great con-
/ siderasenesz, viii ws avoid great colIis-
i sen al Interests hsse In New York. Tbs
aacahnlassd eapissa very Extensively In
lyoIvad In sha ashs axsasAa By Massss.
ILincbEn. Chase. Seward & Co., will by in.
tsas take sides with tbs Nsw. Engiana
!, manufacturers. Ths ansaxpriss. the in
dusssy, tho lifs-hIood Of New York wa
noshAag 10 New Engisnd, bat the dear
hoaghs experience Of having Yankee
live Ca ~, by their wits, at our expsnss
2 Our solia values came from the South
: cossba, tobacco, rioa--and after shes
!. from the West wheat, corn, besf, pork
|" DO. Ths Yankees have lived 90 u b
. hum bugging us ous Of our quarter doliara
= for Basnazn showB--shs patriot and gwin
/. laalss that giories In being o swindleg.
y We cay, let rs ssssals tbs North. u %
= only be aeme by the life, she easFgy, ii
" Industry Of New York being true 70 the.
D saaIk have fed aad raissd Ii mp. We mu
~ rally With the gre&s Northwestern
va cur customers, cur natural allies.
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To sns galloa Of wssss, saksa IL lbs.
of salt, Ia ID. Of sugar, Ia oss u salt
petre, IL OF. Of potash, 10 tAis rssis
she pickle 10 TO he Increased TO any qaan-
tity desired. Let these boil together.
until ali the dirt from ths sugar rises to
the top and Ia skimmsd Oh. Then threw
it into tub to cool, and whsa cold, poas
it ovsE your beef or pork, to remain che
usual time, say four or 1--WE wsskn, tbs
meat muss be well covered with pickle,
and shoald not BE- pat dawn for NJ least
two days after killing, during Which
lims ii should be slightly sprinklea WITH
powdered salspstrs, which Fssaogss al
the surface blood, &C., lsaviag the zasaI
fresh and elaan. -. s ( r= zsa.
Some omit boiling the piskle, aad knt
it 10 answer veil though the operates
Of boiling parties the pickle By throwins
OF the dirt always to be found IN the sal
and sagaT. -..- ...-.
Ii this receipts 10 properly tried, IL val
nsvsr be abandoned. There h none TIA
surpassss is, il 10 good Gerzasasosot
TjsIssvapA. o. .''-
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WATCHES AND KVEIRT!!!

OYYgEs AT RxxAsL Az WHoLEsALx
Il fFzs8x pKTes#il s. 7

fF Raexs!I ~
ussfx EsUspAaD gsOs. Nos. ss sr NASSAU
4 sYxxxT. MEw-YoaM, Manufactures sna
inneztsss Of aas shs Lssalsg, ASA aad lsoas psSw
uizr Styles ef WATCHES And sgwLEzYt ssfus
unluattud axtens oHsR sas following elegant 0rna~
snssas ss sAs aazaxpasssa Esw Fgsoas tosio wing:
MAGTC THE nnsRkvRRs ssaas HuHsins and
snsa sscs ~ La&s's % 6sssaszaaa's Wassh 10 enss
shs prsssiass, mast csavsnlsas and sAsaRsss
waEch liz xhe worsd. fmssation gald effected BIZ
A nasaat process, which readers TIA Appearances or
xeid psssses, whila il aees aos east oae-talra ~
macA. Rsies Saiy saa. Details al from asao Hp-
aUxrzaG COMPOSITION oAsHp LgvKRs.
kaxiiah manafaeture Aos ezasasi sappad aa9 fnal
iswsssds has sunk sccon4s, and ihs nswsss tm-
ed, RTiess eaix Oh. Rssaaaa - fsea 80 "A
aUsrlss ooaPosirlos .oAsEn AsAT
werss. Uasurpaassd for aaxisss, rradsgs, ETC
| Fries ala Rssalis sa tEsu 90 20 @io8.
/ great variety o. oshsr wATtEas, a. 10y
| prsras. = TT
sasp=aa zaniasslea Cl sstsr d ~ wary riea
Bsxd sss.sinsd, svsry nsss aas prsssy sraasassg,
Ae eSsSIfG Tx vEsT cHArss. parisasa. al
slssans pattern. Only - zas DsnSeiAe, SsfT
alsss. --rsala saavrse scrsli, vary vrssss, o..
CEASED. ass. gaI.sfHy ~ sssi sasasss ~ Era-
s71xvR 10Ti03s. --s..sa&. oAss~a. "a kaeat
safsd nAW Ard vsy handsaM@ pattern, o. -
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-19

T. Sac HKkE, Abraham Liacoln, Prss-
ident Of the United States yonr own city
Of Springfield has pronounced against you
by popular majority Of four huadrsd
yOur own county Of Ssngamoa hss pro-
nounesd against you BY majority Of
thirteen hundred-yoar own State Of ILL.,
inois has pronounced .sgzinss you BY a
popalss majority Of some twenty thous-
aad- These are the judgments Of your own
asighbors against yoar administration.-
These are the voices Of your own neigh
bora calling apon you TO Withdraw Jour
self from the associations of Abofitiopism
aad return TO your duty as the sonstisa-
Eioual Chief Magistrate. They are the
voices that wise man would heed
Chicago Tones.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-19
New York, NeY.-ll,

New York, HoV.,ll.
The following il the order relieving
Gen Mcclellan
General Order No. la2.1
War Department, Adj't Gsnl's
0tice, Washington, Nor. s.
By direction Of the President of the
United States It Ia ordered that Mai, Gen.
Mcclellan be- relieved from the command
Of the Army Of the PotozaaS, and Maj.
Gen Burnside take command OF that Ar
my. =. --z.......s9s - . ..
By order of the Secretary of Waz.
(sigued.) Ed. Townsend, A. 4. G.,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-19
sxieusIy yours,
PICKET GUARD.

WouLDNiT PgAY sog LrScoEx.--A New
York paper states that the Rsv. Drs. Lea
cock and Goodrich; and Rev. Mr.. Fulloa,
thrse Episcopal ciuUmsn, Of the city
Of Nsw Orleans, arrived In New York .
few days since In the Cshawha ~ State
prisoners, % chs wsy 70 Fort La Fsyssss,
by order Of Gen. Baslar. They refused
to pray for hr. Lincols. Served shsn
night. Every body shoaid pray fOr Ms.
Lincoln. He surely needs the prsyssa ct
all shs dsvous people Of the country.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-19

a. Mrs, Prssiaens Linoola has givea
two hundred dollars for she rslisf OF the
suffering seaszsbaaas In and asoaad the
city of Washington. Hsw much she hes
given to suffering white people il nos
stated. -.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-19

- The surgeons fee fog examining
thoss who apply for examption from the
draft, on account Of physical disability,
IN Massachusetts 10 ons dollar each
From two " thEea thousand day are
examined.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-19

- Csdarhursh, In os&akse counsy,
Wiasonais, gives 346 Dsnosrstis votes 10
TIRES Rspablicaa, bat IL hsassa By Marsh
dsld, in FonI-da-lae soansy, whish gives
BOT Democratic vesss with nary enc for
tbs epposisisa. A white maa coaId have
some psAos Of mind In Mansfield.