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Q.-wha. il the most voaderfal foss L
the z. S. Navy2
A.-Ths "Mosquifo. A
Q.-What 10 the Aesgsiso celebrated
forY i
A.-For il Hum.
Q.-Who 10 its Humf
A.-Commander uollips.
Q.-Which would yos prefer Ter nail.
clad vsasels, 70 iroa or steel plata shsAi
AL would prefer to steal plate.
OFF closely pursued BY Yasksss, ysa
forced TO encamp, whore vssla yea pissh
your tents? a tsss
A.-Pi.ch 'em away and rsa Ike tAsa-
der.
Q.-Supposs the Yankees should sesd
yos an olieos uish Gag Of truce, how wesld
you receive him?
A.-Stick him aud take his watch.
Oh your opinion how eould his war
have been prevented? 's@'
A.--By killing NIL the feels, m
Q.-What 10 great victo1yp
A.-Any fight in which We are not badly
licked. !,
What attitude does Easlasd assaas
toward America just nov?
A lying attitude.
Q.-Which Generals havs bsea most
successful 20 far, the Northern OF the South
ern2
A.-The Southern.
Q.-Why soP 3
A.--Bccauss they have sucsssded Il Ill
they havstried to do.
Q.-,And what have they tried 10 do5
A.-Nothing.
Q.-Do YOU know Of any Southern pyo.
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RxyloNATIoN or GEN. LANDER.

Our special correspondent q Cumbsriaud
announces the probable resignation Of Gen.
Lander, on account Of having bsss ordered
by Gen. Mcclellan TO retreat fron Roansy
before Jackson, and reprinaoded bsoeses,
instead Of this, he desired 10 espturs Jask.
son. u 10 but short time siocs the esus.
try congratulated itself that IN officer Of
Gen. Lander's repased energy asd dstesmi-
nation was placed 10 command in Norshssa
Virginia. The recent backward movsnsns
before Jackson has excited public ssssssisa.
It now seems that Gen Lander has the
same opinion ~ the pablo Of that rstrs.
grade movement, and 10 not disposed -
boar the responsibility Of retrcat TO whish
hs was forced BY orders, contrary 70 bic
own judgment. Ilc is rather sarp prissd, alss,
70 find that dispatches from Wsshisgtos,
which srs subject to Gevsrsmest sspsr.
vision, should bs allowed to put this
responsibility on him. Gin. Commercial.
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. ssosxsx wARrARk."

A Cairo eorre.peadess Of the Chicago
Poss, gives Descriptions Of Con. Foote'S
Rive, Gun Boat Fless- he mentions fea-
s,rs which us have sss ssso noticed before.
ls u .sshieg sers sss less than % srrssgs-
m.ot for killing and cooking sssh rebels -
may have the seuerity y attempt the board
ing of one Of the boab:
|. The most drsadfslly sasaee eontrivaoce
upoa these boats 10 shst to prevent boarding.
EseA boss is supplied With nsnber OF
lases hose pipes for throwing bot water
from The boilers, With force Of 90 pounds
pressure to the square ineh. Any human
hang Who will escounssr this terrible stream
] Of hos water, wiz be bsied IN IN instant.
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/ NEwsoxo 10 a otD rcxs.

John Bull, E.q, ny jsJoss,
When re were fsss 1cqsent
You acted very ausA q 1ca
Yoa act abous the Trent;
yeu stole my bonny sailOrs. JoAa! s.
Nv bonny ships 49,
Yosts aye the sams 1ssee beast - ne
John Bull, Esq, ~ jo!
John Bull, Esq, my jo John,
Since ne we're links ksdstoxskAsf,
Full nany jolly aRhs. Jaha,
We've had With oss anothss;
Nov must ve fxhs again, John ?
Thea at is let ~ Gol
Asd God viii help ~ honest Asart,
John Bull, EsQ.s ~ -.
JoAa Bull, Eaq., NJ 10 JsAo,
4 ssafnry ln4go9e .Ays
Since you called q. your slave Joha,
Since at yoa les ay;
You want to 6sht il out agaia-
That var Of waste and wee;
You'll 6nd me much the same old coon,
John Ball, Esq, my jo.
John Bull, Esq, my jo John,
II lying looms have told,
That have lost my pluck, John,
And fight not as Of old,
You'd hetter not believe il JohA,
Nnr scorn your ancient foe;
For I've seen weaker days than this,
John Bull, Esq, my jo!
John Bull. Esq, my jo John,
Hear this, my language plain!
never smote you unprovoked,
| never smote 10 vain.
II you want peace, peace let it be!
IL war--be pleased to know,
Shots in my Locker yet remain,
John Bull, Esq, my 10.
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rT A Yankee and . Ffsochmsn owned {
pig in partner ship. Whss killing time came
they wished to divide the meat. The Yao.
kec wss very anxious 70 divide - shas he
could get both bind quarters, asd pessusdsd
the Frenchman that the proper way 70 divide
Vas to out il acsoss the back.
The Treochnan sgrssd 10 do Il, % sos.
disios that the Yankee woald tafs bis back,
and take the choice Of pieces after Is vas
cut in TIVE. The Yankee turned his bssk
accordingly.
FrencSman--vicb pisos viii yos hare, -
piece wid 81 tail on, OF 20 pieoe yidoae %
Tail on !?
Yankee The pieos with the tail on.
Frenchnan-Zso. BY gaSl yos saa take
hin, and I'll take - oses eos.
Upon turning resoA NE Yankee ioso9
tbas the Frenchmao hsd cat ~ The taa and
stuck il in the pigs meath.
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Jhs #ffklg gsaparfil.



There are 4 fev p.pers i. III. ss.s. ~.
pov verv inan. .tr;ously e.,..ea !. s,..;..
| after the remain. Of the De.oer.t;e .r,,.I
Fsss,. Thev v.as 10 s,rinr the hon.. 70,
| setner. elothe the ,keleton !. n. h.k,,;.
menta Of lif.. and ,h.n br;,. !, ;,,. ~.
seId 70 nerform III. ..me f.... ,h.,;,-..
wont Ia rh.n Il ,..llv h.a II. n. ~.
effort Ia res,r.n;xs the de-o.r.,;. ,.,.,
under The old nro .I.yer, i..a.,. ...,a,
possibly .ueceed. The,e =. sra element.
suooe the D.nocr.ey. = ho.,;,. I. ..ch
other = lishs and d.rkpess. aud tbe differ
enee and natural rspusn.nce increase. .v.rv
day. Mr., Fornev describe. er.nhic.lI, and
unerr;n,lv these tvo var;e.;.s ~ d.moc,.,..
in m article !. hi. ph;l.delnh;. p,.... On.
clas.. saw. rornev. are for II. ~ar- far IN.
best means Of pu:,;p, down the rsbell;on-
for the rs.,orat;on Of the Uoion. Tha, arc
willing to eopfde in the .dmip,,,rs,;oo-
thew are in favor OF tax.tion-,hey cops;d
er M ..crifee of treasure too erea. 10 n
tam ,he.e re.ult.. TO them . n.r,v ory.n-
,.t;on !, . name. th;,o of the mast.
,em, ,o,.,, convenience ~h;.h ..v. "a, tn !.
,.,;on.l nso..s;,, rha, -. %, N. so.,.
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r.. - 80 s,r...,;., - -.
n..,e n:.,:-.-s :,
OoSy 0SuoSSDS D"SseA " N's>'Ss~e s1~ 80
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:. co,.,... Th.-. -.s M ,o.;.,.,;vs
.....;,;o, ,oo oasn.;,. o.. ,hsm to .,.
aors. o,a vhs.sv., .or,h.,, h.u;,;.,;on
:, N o.tr... an nortbe,n ,entimen, v..
intended. .ou,hcrn statcsmen found their
mos. willing implemept, among these peo.
n,e. When the rebellion broke ont. thew
defended its leaders and misrep esen.ed i,s
=, ,,;vas and clamore.l about coercion and
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eTThe officers who led the Uoion troops
At Mill Springs have proved their ability as
commanders, and such signal success de.
serve. some recognition from the Govern.
meus. Instead Of filing up all the import
ant posts in the army With politicians who
have no military knowledge and no military
experience, the places osghs to be reserved
for officers Who distinguish themselves on
the feld. This would stimulate oil the on
ssrs to greater exertion and the same prin.
ciple carried down into the rsnks-everJ
soldier Who pre- eminessly distinguishes
himself 70 be rewarded By promotion
vosld produce the best eject upon ths
array.
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uTHE ASPECT OF THE TIMES .

The Pine and Palm, Redpath's paper,
heads an on to Richmond /" article, com.
pliining Of the Government because it does
not rouse ITSELF" or something Of that
sort, with the title, "The Aspect Of the
Tines" The writer ought to know al
about the As pecs, or any other ass pect,
from personal eypeuenee. There are many
newspaper and congressional asses just now,
Who, doing nothing themselves to put down
the war, and grossly ignorant Of the mag
nitude Of the rebellion, are swelling the
senseless clamor about "forward move
ueuss.D We shall have " forward move
ments" a. soon ~ they are practicable,
and il Redpatb cant afford TO wait, We hope
be will sell out to some one who can.
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Henry O'consor, Esq, Of Aoscasiae,
lows, Dissrics Attorney, and reputed TO be
one Of the bsss lawyers is the State. joined
one Of the frss eompsoies thas was raised
10 that place after the war broke out, as 4
pssvaas. He vas With the 1ss Iowa ~ the
battle os Wilson's Creek, and fought Ike .
Turs. On refsrning hons be was oGesed
. comnission any be might choose 10 the
regiment. Bat his repls uas, " D-n yous
eomminion; all Tranf is 9 gua." Ibai's
The kind Of nan Tor yos.
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A pathological f,issd desires % to start
The word "incipitate," in hopes that it may
70 the rounds and fsd employment. u 10
intended to mean, to begin, from the Latin
word ineipio. We incipisate the movement
Of adding tbs new word to the Websterian
stoek. Cin. Gozlfse.
The discovery Of one Of that class Of
words, |. g., pre.cipitase-by the nswspa.
psrs sod the generals, caused the disaster,
q Balls Res ssd Bsll's BlaG. Wsproses'
against the iasestien Of anything morn Of
the kind until We csa zee the word already
10 vogss pat to better use.
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Ara r. ceexm.n Co two doors East Of the Pacific
ucnse Council Bluffs. Iowa, in command Of large
and we'll selected Of Drugs and Medicines Paints
Oits D.auessran apd Ambrotyppg Apparatus and y "a
teris1. Pprs wines ard Liquors Toerrre sud CtrArs,
eyery thing in the stationary line. Lamps Of all kinds
together with IN endless variety Of Periumey, Fancy
Goods, &C.
without any boasting, We are happy 70 inform cur
friends that still prepared TO muster goods IN our
line in sufcient command the attentn ef suca
a. NAV gayar IA with and at the same time allow
tkem All 10 be fskfa without killing man. which Is
All we have 10 say these times, except that We AL
low eur eattefies to be storusd aaiy " "leioS by
sIIy request cash and short time buyers 70 pull H.
"
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zoLLIcorFER's CANAAN.

Old Zoily's got his rights,
withou, having many fights.
He never made one that he could bras on.
He made his last stand
On the roiiilg Cumberland,
And was sen, 10 the happy land Of Canaan.
Old Zoliy's gone,
And the Seoesh will have 10 mourn,
because they ,hought he'd do to depend sn,
But he knew his end was nigh,
when he met with Col. Fry.
Who seat him 10 the happy land Of Canaan.
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.nusaAn ~

A sreas many people hsva sboatsd % hsr.
rah . . nsny . time sod of - bot con.
parasively few knov its dsSivasies and pSi-
nssy ueanisg. Il oSigisstsd anong The
casters nalions, where is MA nss1 ~ was
cry, from The belief thss sysfy nas whe
died 10 battls Tor his cosstsy wsot -
heaven. Il 10 defivsd Ssoo t6s Slssosis
sord Hsrrsj," Which moose !" 1s Pas.
adjse.D
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T Cs-. Kitkvosd hes sent message
to ih4 Asss.biy on the ssbjscs Of ths sTss-
ciss 10 Fremont County. Is u said % eoE-
tain some fsess inpiieasiaG siiistas q tass
essasy y yasiess sssasosabIs pssaioqs aI
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fT The Des Moiues Regisier's tele-
graphic report says that +" Andrew J. Butler
has been rejected a. eonmisssry subsist-
ence." Served him right.
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CT Il IL aa old sayisg thss " hssgss sill
eel tbrouxb ssons WALL" So, II Charles.
toa is hanxsJ, les hss eat thsoagt The stone
vail in her kssbor.-LoaisyiIls Jearnal.
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TTbs way in which taxes are assessed
by the bogus government at Bowling Green
is to seize all q mans property, and deter.
mine what part not to give back. This
generally includes the whole Of It.
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CO The Davenport GaSeHe says that
eighteen Of the prisoners Of war held 10 St.
Louis, and some among the most guilty Of
the number, were freed last week withou,
even requiring from them the oath Of alle-
glance. BY way Of explanation, however,
it adds sc that these men were freed by an
agency to which We must oil succumb--
having died in the hospital"
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T A notable feature Of the recent
battle in Kentucky, was the splendid beha-
vior Of the field officers. There was not n
Colonel, Lieosenans Colonel, or major, who
did DOT do his whole duty. This shows2an
immense stride Of Improvements since Bull
Run, where, as a general rule, the 6eid
officers we're lamentably inefficient.
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c1Au Axp snlvn,

vAy vii, yrs ,inGey with the Chiis asd Feves ~nes
s~,sh.e rcnte syrup; Stephens AGae Compenaa
S.,r~s Asve uixiare o>eooas Indian Cheiasnsue
sn-r~sia r@ed,sD sse eAiiis sad feyere ca ns M
~ ~ oaDSAMAN Cs'S
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GO The telegraph, the other morning,
informed Us that Senator Bright met his
wife, soon after his expulsion, !" and in her
presence bis countenance FELL" Most Of
our !" KS" render it - /" in her presence
his costume fell" Joke on her.
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CULINARY ARTICLES

Y,avorine Extrarts. Aurss. Cattaps, sp,e.. 49, -
~,~r.,s. Cream tartar and soda. Chemical Yeast er
nsktee Powder Chemical SaieratuA, Pear Ssa.; Isp
ex-s fsiuztA4s. at oneSAA 50 -
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COUNCIL BLUFFS. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15 1862

law. Heal Estaae and Insurance
Once.
=. 9. BLooMER,
ATTORNEY AT Law,
49, 1''.e...4 1-.--.... 1s....
COUNCIL sLUYys. IOWA.
,offes h K.par. sssst, s,,ss.,. P.<,f< n.....
AGENCY OF
fAenix Fire Insura.ce Csn,y,
Of Hartford. csss.
CAPITAL saoe.sss saai..ss s.r,,.s.
Hone Fire Insurance Conp,y.
81 New Yssk.
cAPrfAL,s,,sssess. TOTAL ASSETS, ., ,4s,,sos
City Fire Insura &c Company.
Of navsssrd Gems,
CAPITAL. s.seoos. TOTAL ASSETS. .,ss,sss.
New EngIand Fire and Marine
Insurance Company.
OF HARTFORD, Ct. CAPITAL. 100000
Conn. Mutual Life Insu'nc Co,
Of Hartford, Csna.,
TOTAL ACQUIRED CAPITAL ovER >seo, ,osoo, 90.
Pslicies 1sssed appicstion, without any delay. In
sbove cosapsaies at rates low the hazards Will
justly.
Gsvepuuene LsnAs Selected and Batsrei In all the
Land Districts in Iowa and Nebrasks, where Lands
are subject t. sale.
LssA wsvvsnas. City Property, Improved Farms and
Wild Lands bought and sod
Legal Basiaesa Of sii kinds promptly attended to-
Particular attention given 10 the collection debts
D. G. BLOOAER.
Council Bluffs, Aueu.t - 1850
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cT It must take strong force to run .
court. Everybody attends. Those. who are
no. members Of the Bar, on the Grand Jury,
on the Petit Jury, interested iu the case, or
subp1naed as with esses, ore obliged to at-
tend because other people do.
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fIA fashionsbie visitor ihss addressed
. lissls girl: s.uov do 700 do, ny little
piied. The visItsf then added: sNos,
my dear, ycu must ask how do" The
ehi.d honestly replied, 81 dos's vast -
know.n
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e. In his speech on the Army Bill, on
W Wednesday, Nj. Gurley, 10 making strong
appeal for greater activity in military ope-
rstions is reported a. saying that "if The
angel Gabriel commanded our forces and
failed 70 march against the enemy, be would
petition the Court 10 which be holds alle-
10 glance, for bis instant dismissa
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c. The Nebraska City Herald, in NO.
ticing the advent Of tho Daily Nonpareil,
oses the following significant Ianguage:-
" II the business men Of Council Bluffs are
alive to their own interests they will not
allow this enterprise to fail for want Of sde.
quate support"
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ET A printing Office and materials are
on their way from the east TO New MEXICO,
to be used in the publication Of . new
weekly Journal At the Capital, TO be known
as the Santa Fee Republican. Il viii be
published by we'll known kansas men, and
will be vigorous supporter. Of the war and
of freedom.
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CO" say, Pete Johpsing, il swords 'bol-
ished in de armya" GOV course dey isn't.
Snowfall what makes you ask such stupid
question, you ignorant niggah ?" "Oh,
nuiin, only heered de oder day dat tree
tousand sogers was going to take de field
wid Sickles !"
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e. The Charlesson Courier says sarcas-
tieaIly shas the way to bring the vas - .
speedy couclssion, sod TO give sasisfsetios
- all concerned, ID that oil Coafederste
Generals nov in the feld resign as once,
ssd their places BE- given to sas editors Of
the Rishaood papers and the Msnphis
Argus.
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y The Davenport Ns,ss speaks ol
counterfeit Eve dollar bills in circulation OF
the Oskaloosa Branch Of the State Bank.
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JAMES n. RUE, :: PRINCIPAL.
UOAAu OF TRUSTEES:
D. C bLO0nuK. Ess.. Fres't. 3. NeBRipK, See'y.
THOMAS oFFlCEk, rsessarer.
uss. C RAruwfN. sAMcxL CLINTON,
ssurELs RAYLISS. JAMES 4. JACKSON,
rHoss Il BxNroN, IN, SAMUEL kNxrFsn.
e " HorsMS AeCLkLGANp,
JOHN r Baldwin. ". q. =. rrskr
SESSIONS .-fae Aessemies, rear 10 stside1 iuso
trw session. q .rrass-.vc weeks essh. The gs~s ses
.sss~tti ecmeace the sSf sf ths nssush tSsuaafs
ustf sAa uin esase The tast wsdue~LN % Sse
asss, rae fail tesm viii eemneaee "a tae se'fa
wssRests, % August.
TER RM~--rasmea eat re- suirediav srishiy Ia advance.
Per Asit session. ~ eie~ea ~esks. g. felswss
PRIMARY pEp pARrMRNr. .............- ~
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT. 80. 20
GotL4GtArE Z. 9 ..........
AGSIo p,saesr ssitar utsh asa ~ ftntt'nt. ~ %
slAsraUcTipN also sisea IN the Ffssea, Latin. ans
Greek lsaxaAgss. 10 these assittaa az
NJ 4clcaicss y sae fss sesense, exse1s an cases 81
Ee'rs-tci siSkscks.
s9Ts sstsysx tss years Sf sse admitted.
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Law. Reea Estate and In.ur.poe
Omce.
The New York herald., 1862-05-07

The London Herald Of tho 23d Of April says
owing to lhs contest between the Merrimac and Moni
tor in the United States and the consequent debates in
Parliament the comparative merits Of forthcatons
and iron ships tho works at Breakwatsr Head In the
Isle OF Portland have boon stopped, and - expected
that the Verne Notifications in that island will not be
proceeded with
Paris correspondent Of the London Herald, writing
on the 21st Of April says
The rumor Is revived of Anglo.Frsnch Intervention
In American affairs 1t Is said by the southern party
hsre that communications have lately passed between
London and Paris on the subject.
The Spanish steamer which sailed on tho 10th OF
April Tor Havana, carried large in specie, 10
pay the expenses incurred in Cuba for the expedition to
Mexico.
One Of the most splendid ne.of-batle-ships in the
rrench service tho Fontsnoy Is ordered TO take he
guns all wooden ships Of her Glass; in consequence Of
ministerial dscson being reduced to the rank Of trans
ports.
Tho Temporal Emperor OF Japan was married on the
10th OF January last, his age and that Of his wiio
amounting to thirty two years.
NJ. Mario and Nine. Gris have left Paris for brief
soourn at their villa Florence, described Of
the most beautiful spots in that lovely vicinity.
The New York herald., 1862-05-07

INTERESTING FROM EUROPE.
~~~~>~oo>c~~c~~~~~~~~~.
THE MAILS OF THE HAMMONIA.
Our LOnden, Paris, Berlin and Medi-
terranean Correspondence.
-.,~-~o~,o--~-O>-->,c.,~>
The American Rebellion the Re-
gulator Of European Affairs.
PROGRESS OF THE COTTON FAMINE In ENGLAND
Can Government Relieve the
X Starving Operatives2
.SN~--~.c>5oce1,.ocS
The Naval Revolution in England,
France, Italy and Holland.
--~~~~o~~~~,~~~~~~
New Plan for the Defence Of the
British Coast.
.o1IAsS,1onoo-o,oo>e.
Tho British Ship Emile st. Pierre Recap.
tured from United States Seamen
.>>.,,~.~~o~e~~~.~~.,~
The American Prize Crew Surprised, Ironed
and Taken to Liverpool.
The Bishop Of Orleans Denounces Slavery
and Offers His Prayers for the Union.
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FINANClERS AND FASHIONS IN FRANCE
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M. Mires, the Banker, Acquitted
After Strange Scene in Court.
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Eugenle lnvents New Pcttleoat and Makes
Coup d'Etat on tho Ladies.
NapOlsons Compliment to the Public Schools
Of America.
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The Prince Imperial to be Educated from Pri-
mary Books from the United States
&c, &C., DC.
The New York herald., 1862-05-07

SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG g1Rr ~
years VI age 10 take Of children and 90 lishy
sVuseMors the country preferred Apply al 4ih ST. ior
The New York herald., 1862-05-07
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.

vNANTED-A SITUATION BY YOUNG GIRL. As
~ seamslress; understands dressmaking cutting and tin
chGrcns clothes; understands operating Wheeler and
Wilson'S sewing machines bjecon TO take OF chill
st.
The New York herald., 1862-05-07
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.

yTANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation as seamstress in private family; plain
sewing, needlework embroiderer and Can
be seen for week at 50 North 4h ST., w williamsburg.
The New York herald., 1862-05-07
WHOLE NO. ea7l. !
SITUATIONS yvANTED-FErIALES.
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For Other Wants Sec Eighth Page.

As sEAMsTREss-A SITUATION WANTED, By a
"a young gir in private family as seamstless or ladies'
ceen hair years city references Call fol
sw0 days at ~ West 18th ct.