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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-29

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-29

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MAY be issued for The present In The Stat
wasrr ID Ii nov In progress, OF where
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10 - ssases sr,d siEssricts VII he asssgns
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-29
N0TlCE TO CONTRACTORS
~ ntsrCK pAvEmENTss

Fssyasssxs viii BE Tseesvs& bg the under ssgnaA,
at the aaans. nj tes Gig EasaRsss Of the - %
CoHnea Wazss Iewa, 80 70 ava Qfamx r. n ca
ErsdAy Nsvsna6sg Q. i8xS for furnishlag the ma
wasks, Ten gsss la widzA, wisA sxse& ezxh~fa be
made Of ths best hard barat sEsnz-en The koxsh
sisa 81 Bsoasw&yg between los Ne. 907 81 t1s ORG
inai Piass and shs ast 90 wAas@ Rs&sss Hssc& y
8ktnas@d ii ttf4 #
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sznak faT a&l M shs &Hasrs wssk
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tbs City u UoaAeii' slaffsz aBd tins eass Hna en-
paass assesses be the respective beta. % wal<z
said nAs ssa&a treat 81 ndteia, and col eeseA 81
ssker dEy sAxss-sn parsuascs 81 . rssean1sss
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#or fursAsf tafsxmR&Aaa SpRay &p tAS HzEaRx2Ea-
I'd. SAMUEL SACoBS, City knSiaaer.
psageil AzzEk. pGsaAes zas E&4HA 3w.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-29

The soldiers soss "a wAs expected, APP
pears 20 be about four ilfths for Stoas
and tho Republican tiekss. stoaa's ma
jority win be cheat Is 900.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-29

The sbevs figures gives an average aa-
iioFisy d fsrs5-sax Tesss ssese shan We
ever had before. Aygus.
For . sownship the Foregoing sgases
will a sxsssdisgiy well. In the year
1s47, soloay st Hesiaadsrs settled u
and ssousd No pfsssus location of psl-
Ii. Thsy have proysd 80 BE- thrifsys la-
dustgiaus and dsm0ssssie settlers.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-29

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-29

&M& &s&MA A N@N@@M %AA8AA@sN-
An slabosass epfnion Of Judge Denio,
of the New York Court of appeals, adj
verse to the dsciaien of the majority OF
the Ooass. which declared Greenbacks 10
BE- tbs legal tender, ID publisbed. IL IL
understood that Judge Sslden, one Of the
MOST saainsas members Of the Court. CO.
insidas with the opimion Of Judge Denio,
who takes lhe invalnerabie position that
the power TO aaake anything but gold and
silver com u zoe onEy NOS conferred ap-
Ga Cengrsss, but 10 eleariy prohibited 70
Ii BY the Coussssasaon. when, therefore,
the Constibasion prohibited the States
FROM making anyshing bat gold and sill
yer coin legal tender for the payment
of debts, shs prohibition was a. extensive
as the sahiscs anastsr, and covered the
whols Qusasaon Of tender. Wishoas such
prohibisioa, the States, having jnsisdie-
sieu over the whols sabieet of private con-
srsess and the relation OF debtor and
creditor hssween their citlgsns, could
hass aade aaything tender for the dis
charge Of dsbs which they sag ill.,
They now exercise their power under this
restriction, bus ssill retaining complete ia-
| risdicsioa eyer the relation Of debtor and
creditor between their cisizsns. The
State Courts beiag taos prohibited, BIZ
Tbs Canssltasieu Of the United Ssases,
from holding debt discharged By any.
thing but paymeas OF gold and silver,
no acs Of Oougress can be valid 90 releasa
them from shs prohibition.
Tbs adsosaass of the paper tsndsf
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-29

- Come one, some all | and zee the
great play--ssUnGle Toms csbias--s Al
Rabbits Hall, By shs Unisa Thsssrical
Company.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-29


Among the letters found In JeHssson
Davis' nbraxy q one from DIR. Jamss 3.
Mason, writes during the PTesidentssh
campaign Of l836s and aavising The sa-
eessson Oh the Seath In cess Gensxal krs-
mont was elacsed. III am sandidase
for Ehe first halter wrote Mr. hasoa.--
II l. noiicsGbls thas the 6rss ma1a Amag
ia shss scar acas Jokn Brssga The death
Of this lonely man was fog an act Goa
scientifically committed in The cause o.
human freeaona. With one or bwe
frisnds, with faw eossgod men, aome
old muakets and pixies, be dslibeEassiy
went into Virginia and made var upon
the whole aosarsed sysssm Of aiayexy.E@
II was Ajax dsfying the ighsaings He
failed, as all tha world might have knowas
ne probably In his heart he kness be
would. Bus he died STRONG in his. own
| proud consciousness, and shamed in hls
death the lives of thoss aroana hisas As
| ha passed from the prison gloom into the
sunlight On bis death day, ne took from
| the arms of weeping slave Woman her
| little smiling babe and kissed it, blessing
| la thai sabine act the down-srod1en
1 race T0F WHICH AiE t2kS W&s e@@&AaSO4s"
On the seaaald be salmly looked around
him and said, siHow beautiful are sht
green SsIdsp A Iittls loagsr and h
| looked on them no more. tH#
The execution Of old John Brown
shocked the heart of the North Ehos'
who blamed the ass Feapsstea shs man
and blashsd at the pitifal want Of mag
nanimfty an the paxs OF the Virginil
slavsholdsrs., The heroic spirit was 20
dead In the free States thousaads fol
thai John Brown Was iastihed In his ewl
warm sympakhiaa Of frseanen.-4 erasy
Prsss, Oet. 20.
The sbavs assiels, frUu the paper o
she cAief II BIZ. LlhoOlass kitchen cabi
net, 10 a curious confession that "thi
was's vas eomnenesd 10 1859, BY job
Brown, who was ssshe Rrss man hung /
/ 5 aAa.--.-4-4- - sar--.4lz-@-4.- As .F b
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-29

49, ssUnols Teas Cabin viii be
presented this week By the Union Thattir
aal Gcmpany--les everybody attend.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-29
AaaxsxKD Eoa sspAasIAoa TaR Goasgs +

ARRESTED Roa ssDAasLAen TEE 0osssgs ---
A knot Dc ecwardiy traitors ssse arrest
ed tho other night lby Gen, Sehnsck's or
ders,) In the act Of drinking the Eoslos-
ing Enfamoas Toast; nDamn The goass
that grew the qaili shat made the pen thai
wrote the proclamation Of cnaacipationl''
rhey we're about to start on thsir tFay-
els 10 JED Davis, doaaInipns for shls Of
Tense when their wivss and chlldrsn ap-
psared on The scene. pEnysst Marshal
Ffsh, moved By their entreaties, rslsassti
ehs Offenders By their taking the oath 81
aliegisnes-- BaIsimoTs cor. Of Eesaiss
Fosf. Is Wa
The Express never sweaza, bat il may
be considered AZ shas swearing oaea,
agaiass that goose quill. Shall We b.
arrested ' The cost us shas goosa gull,
va estimate 90 hare been---
Loss OF life, 5U0, ON.
Increase oil National debt, two bill.
Ions OF dollars. @
Taxation fos loo years, 90 esass -
every day Of every white mans labor.
Hence, thss goose, that bore thai goose.
quill, ought 20 be-.-hs z. Expnss'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-29

gMR RgxUEY as xmg STATS.
The fallswing are the reported major
isiss i'm sAa several counties, 70 far o.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-29

be rsmoyedr Had not sold PEoalama-
sion'' himsslf bssssr rsSigxS
DKAxxrsa Axn VoLgsrxzagaa.--The
araft in AAslisioa Massachusetts, 10 over.
Her population ID q assassoa. 24O asn,
.asinly Substitutes, il Is reported 10 shs
nambss realised fruaa the saaas By tina
drsf1- 4, sf4rpes .s1 s-s
In ss {. ss~ Jsrssy, salaa-
sssrins @as permitted, instead Of sha
draft. Hss popalaaioa q less saAa Aas.f
. million. Yss shs has furnished ovsr
900 vsiussssrH since the draft com
asaesd. This contrast 10 fair sample
Of the dsaereus rsaalts everywhere. II Is
worthy OF raznask, that by abs coates
sloa Of the Abolition journals them
selvss, more men aEs bsiag secured by
the draft in the ssCoppsrhead" city Of
New York, evsn under the public axsmp-
ZION, than in any Aboiition disssi0s In
the entire country. In every noas of
raising neE that has bean adopted, the
great metropolis surpasses all other sec
Itiona In her contributions 10 the array.
/ BaGEM K1S.
The year 1853. or rather ths saaaoaa
which % nov passing aways has oeea
sad one In Council Blniss on aessuas OF
the fatal Sickness smong children. The
Number of deaths that have oosarred IA
appalling. The diseases bare been chisf-
IL scarlet fsysr and dipshsris- Follow
ing upon toe lass mild, and aiamoss snow
lass wiasex, ma isrss had mild fogEas ID
smslipox aud varialoid, with asaslss
sad sozae other diseases Of shAs shasac-
ssw which sesnsd 10 bsih The atmosphere,
Scarlet fsver has been the raoss fatal vis-
isaas to our plaza Of I'll shs family oi
Diseases. among adults sae season hai
not been nj all siskly. Upoa our strsesa
|. stranger would assies 10 pale faces, Oh
Il oonvalsssaGs persezs, such - are usually
sean in towns and districts sab
| iscs 70 fever and agas, and biilioas To-
vera Ths sickness here mas set bssF
from any local causes bat doubtless i
has q ssWill thai orders fs;1 and huw'
ever sad have been thsss visitasioas, VI
may hope and say that'sali 10 for the pest
The innecsnss have gone where sheg'
ssare 40 wass, nog EunoYs Of war; and
perhaps, they have bssn ruzaosed from
unknown esils 20 come.
A ISL So
RxSs Otscrsx&rs.-A special dispassl
! to the Chicago Tssasss dated OiasiasnAa
Oct. 18Th, says Mn. VallandighamS nd
= dress to the democracy Of Ohio Wa rea'
. by his friends so-dsy with pFoaa satis
Il facsion. MIR. v. will yss be rewarded b.
!. bis friends for bis srm defenss sf con
' ssisuiieaal hbaTsy, and free, popular GOV
Z erameaf.
II At tbs recent slaotion there we're nzos
. | votaa cast for Dir. ValiandighaEa than TO
Chase whss be was elected. Chase wa
. alsessa the 6rss time by I4s, GOO, AID sh
sacouss time by iso 600. Mr. yallAsdis
, ha,,,I ,r,ss,slysa :. .se l..s slssssss osa
: LIS, 600. Thirty OF sighsy-sighs c0an
j siss bare given majoritiss for AS! Val
III f .ss4.x
8 iandigheaa' noainea county ~ sAs '4a
. asr eosnty'
Z ~ nov esss@aa 'nA' iaa'Aaa a4S s.
I . asmossAs's @asor''y On sns pspaia
srsxssfH o. rxs eosEssxxsf' -saas
1ackscn. u aas q ms ss's nsseassa' !
spssking er we ssssasss aoa s@s s1s1'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-29

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-29

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81 - 4 nm v !, This iii 81 lneseesr
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lHeleese = ~
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80 pf sAs me- ssssssp sisss niaSx no
Ipa6aaoen psRsfs - tny isao -Ana -
gar sivss ahas sAAa ne Fsnas5 lssaia
sisssseN was ass ~ maoh ~ = sav~ss
AftsT all-sssy waA soaas = aikas aoNs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-29

THs SoGnIKRs VoTg.~-Ths following i
reported as the Eossos sAs several Iowa
Regiments at the late eitcsfen
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-29
RRArDRErla,s pills, New ssyis,


saAHDRxTRs Pills. METZ sxYtR,
Are aasailisss ssr eosafvsassa. spsszas, ioss ei
sDasisA, ssS& heaaaaa giziaaasxs, sslsss on ns&t-
izg asEex msAfs. AxKinesAs &sawaAaasss and cxxng~
lng pains, and all disorders ss ths stesaAah ana
bSwSaas
One OF many cases
kYp 0rlslzal Letter al 80 Canal ss., Msw FORK
gf G. COOK, psbEishss ct the Sfafs Hanssg,
Bsmninxson, VI, says. tsf wss ATTACKED viii
nYsPEpsEA, aaa szksgsa ~ ssvarsiy kraAa L. shas
rot particle NC food csHAa hs s@aliswe& wft&aat
acraxlsnanx me meet amsa aafcfsabls ssnaxttam n
M stemach. KnF avs ya&xa sazIeFsa fr0m tAia
dre2agai eampaaxnE whas I nss1 MkANpknzHsS
FILLS. Tas arss beg I'D rot sszn " bses6s ms
tms I haa tAksn slx baxa&. asu0xrE3TE auAM
wAs s<Eeezea. Es sAys ~ ays1sSsSa VISA zsaas
saA ny sxRexisnes III IN s4sy dastA ynnishsa. y
To- AK ron EM# NIkhH IL
r. praasarAa ofses, - Cares ~, III. X sss'
by allrskp&stahz& heAisss In Hsasslnse.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-29

There ID sprinkling 81 irony and fun
ID the Rspublioan journals, just nov, ~
sasy shuttle on their old naaao ssrepuhIi-
ean y aaa put ON ssUnion." 0ne does
nos ksow axncsly what to make % saeh .
party, eyer Ia q crysalis eonditioa
isMaine Law one year, Abollsiouo an
other, sRspnhiioan1 smother and BOW
ssUnion.n There Is Ia thsse freqaans
changes seesAiag confession chat the
party eannes live longer than one yeas
under ona nAaHes and hence shs aanual
nstemsyehosis. What's to be sac aams
il lSe4S Whas shs shihbolssh fos shs
prssiisney In lses f~-fsr = IJnionss will
be sssd up BY shas sims--k r Cypress.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-29


San aaiss % he Posozss = sor doss
ssshs rsd axssilsxy'a aAsh aloag shs swifss
sarrsns Of tbs RAppshanpoek. UsdsE "a
-~--~-s .---a - ~-s-s-- ~-~-n 50
Of Old virginias has ia saiAssh nss he
| onrpsses af sAair headers 20 risk battle
jass now. Y ~
Pie army Of sasAs oaAbsrlAad,s re-
Iesnsly asfsa1ed By The rebels under bragg
| haa jass changed sosanandsfs. Bose
lwaaa has bssn removed, and ordered Y
0iacinnasi 70 repors BY letter to Washing
| ION. and Gensral drsna 10 20 take com
/ maad. Whsa tbs late bassle was foagh
| ne heard that Crissenden and Ms11ool
we're 10 blame for the aisasssF-aassff
| little while R0sssTaas said they were 90
land now we hear thai sRosy" himself
shsavsd. What nsxt Whsn will Mead
| be rsmovedr Had not sold Proalazaa
sion'' hinsslf better rssignY
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-10-29
Dss Moaxss, oss- ., 1853.

.gGnp5 glaEia sass 80 ssAAs. !
= a Il Iggsak III ~9ssAs8
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-12-17

6TIs it true that Lincoln is going. in his
forthcoming message, to recommend tn at
the name Of the White House be changed to
that of Black House. and that Congress APP
propriate sum to alter the color of that
m ansiou? If the Republican Congressman
would vote to do this, and also vote that no
man should sit in his seat in the Hall Of
Congress without blacke ned face, after the
manner of the negro minstrels, there would
be a fitness of things. and propriety 10
their acts which has not been display ed
since they seized the government.-Ne,0
York DAY. Book.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-12-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
Son1harnN eus-ria RIchmona.

SOhIn0Bu NEWS wa AAaChnAOHeAP
FoRrREss MONROE. December 4,--Gsn.
Mcdowell arri we'd here this morning from
Baltimore, and had . lengthy interview
with General Butler.
The Richmond Enquirer, OF the 10Th, con-
taips the following, .-,--,l,. --s-~-. - ,
BRIsroL, December 9-Genl.E Giltman's
brigade encountered the advance Of Wilcox's
corps 1000 strong. near May nsrdsyille.
Tennessee, routing them and capturing a
num Der of prisoners. Wilcox command
was composed of 600 raw troops.
In the Confederate Congress, December
8, Mr.. Foots expressed great. indignation at
the course pursued bv JEFF Davis when Penn
berton dishouorably surrendered Viehsburg
to the enemy. The President made him his
com psnion, aud carried him to Brsgg's ar.
my, where, az he rode, the soldiers were
heard to say. There goes the traitor who
delivered us over stVicksburg" hos
The President never visited the army
without doing it injury-never yet that it
was not followed by disaster. He was in
strumental in the Gettysburg affair; he in
structed Bragg at Murfreesboro; he had
opened Georgia to 1900 of the eremy's
troops, and laid South Carolina liable to
destruction. He charged Davis with hav-
ing almost ruined the country, and declared
that he would meet his champion any where
to discuss it. Would to God he would
never visit the army again. .H
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-12-17

GFAt an election of officers for the
"WAsHISGToN FIRE COMPANY, at their last
regular meeting, the following were elected
for the next six months, viz:
President-JOHN R. RUDY.
Vice resident-W 8. BRIDGES.
Secretary-M. c. RUSSELL.
Treasurer-C. H. FRANK.
Oh. Stand. Com-W. G. McCLANAHAN
Messeuger-H. JOHNSON.
1st DIR Nisgara-FRANK SHOTS.
2nd /" JACOB STEPHENS
LIST 81. Clay-CUNARD RUDY.
End ARCH. SCUDDER.
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Gov. Letcher's Message to the Virginia
.... Legislature. .. ,.,.

NEW YORK, December II Governor
Letcher's M essage to the rebel Legislature
of Virginia concludes as follows: Look at
the picture on all sides. and it prese uts
hopeful and encouraging features. II we
are true to ourselves, to the cause. and to
the country, we can not be overthrown. Is
there a m an who doubts the result of the
strue gle? If there be such one he is a
traitor at heart, who deserves to be anathe-
m atized, or cast out from among US. No
State has been more loyal, more faithful,
more devoted; none has contributed more
literally in means and men, none has barred
their brests more boldly or de6antly to the
storm, and none has sent her reapers to the
harvest Of death with more Of the self sac
r6ciDg devotion, than the Commonwealth Of
Virginia.
She enlisted for tbe war, after full con-
sideratiou and Just appreciation of all the
consequences which were TO follow the
SEPARATION, and she will be true to the end;
she will never sue for peace, because she
did not bring on this war, she will never
propose for mpromise, Tor she struggled
only for her rights, her liberty and indie
pendauce; she will, as becomes the mother
Of States, stand up boldly and hurl her
scorn and defiance in the face of her foes
until they come to our terms; she will new
err consent to a treaty of peace which dis
members her territory, nor will she consent
to treaty which does not recognize fully
the Southern Confederacy. She knows
what is due to her own dignity and charac-
ter, and she knows what is due to the Con-
federacy, and her duty will be performed
with scrupulnus fide city; kneeling around
the altar of their country, her sons will
swear allegiance to her fidelity to the Con-
federate Government, and their prayers will
ascend to heaven for blessings on Virginia
and the Soutbe rn Confederacy.
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GT1n the brief time we have been in
this mortal world. We have never known a
year fly away as the one that is approaching
its close. We we'll remember when the
hours so dragged their slow length along
that . week seemed a month and a month
q year. Whether from increasing age, or
added cares, or surrounding circumstances,
time has lost its tedium and, '63 Is gone be-
fore we are ready. before we are aware.
Battles, subscriptions, elections, mobs. muir
derers, plumber, follow each other il such
close succession and produce an excitement
which torgets how the seasons roll away.
And every sixty days the prophetic Seward
failing to end the war. bids US set our eyes
on sixty more. So we go, as in fevsrish
dream. while our muffled hearts are beating
funeral marches for the grave of a ruined
ratioD.-PGtriet.
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6rThe medical men of Paris recomm end
the following as good way of administer
ing castor oil to children: The quantity Of
oil prescribed is poured into small eartheu
pan. over a mod crate FIRE. An egg is broken
into it, and the mixture is then stirred up,
SO as to form som ething like what cooks
call buttered eggs; when it is done, little
salt or sugar, or few drops of orange water,
or some currsnt jelly, is added. The sick
child will eat it eagerly and never discover
the fraud,
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Acc1DENT.-Last Monday morning
horrible accident occurred at the residence
JAMES BARBOUR, Esq, on Sutton street,
The bed in one of the servants rooms ac-
cidently caught fire, and three negro child
rem being in the room at the time, two of
whom was found dead in the bed, from suf-
location, and the other lying irsensibls Oh
the floor.
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RIVERS OF BLooD.-The circulation in the
system is rot unlike the flow Of rivers to tde
sea, which move smoothly until they are
closged or DISTRACTED. But when driftwood
or alluvisl deposit dams them up, then
comes the tearing devastation that follows
the obstruction of a force which cannot be
stayed. So the blood circulates insensibly
through the system ri til it becomes clogged
by disease; then burst out the ulcers, sores
and disorders which follow that condition.
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Christmas Festival.

The Ladies of F!emingsburg and vicinity
will give a public entertainment, at the
Court House, on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings, Dec. 23d and oath. Agood band
of music will be in attendance. The pro-
ceeds of the Festival will be for repairing of
the County Seminary.