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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18

RESULT OF Town NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bin, Henry W. spencer Carogs. Abrsr Swan: EPhrSas
Hiram Allen; Johnstown, Allen O. Churchili Mayheld
John Uteen Perth. - Rogers StrstoIt = Bliss lpEoo-
ablylRepubcan Union T. Blocker, w. q. Hunts North
snpfop. Gilbert Lefever Oppenheim, Samuel ID. Swsst
Democrats. Last year, Republican Union Democrats
steubenl As Tar as h.ad troml -Avocs H. Nckerson;
Bath Johr H. Smith, gain Cation. w. d. Gherj Camsron,
o. W. Hines Campbell Geo. W. Campbell; Erwin, VIM J..
Gilbert; Honby N. b. s;en;on; Howard, A. T. Parknil
George c. Lloyd; Thur.ton. j. s. DePus TuscaTors Wm
Wombou,b TToupsburgh. - Fenton Woodruff. N. feuy,
GAIN Wayne. - gain Republican Union, Is.
Add.on + c. Dinnny; Cohoelon, Drake. gain Corn.
ina \. COwsn gain Bradford Man'on; Hornellsvie j.
II. Stevens. Poltney. Cooley, sn PIstt'bufsh w. b.
Fst Urbsns, Myrtle Wtyand }. O. Bennett Wheeler.
J. Derrick. Democrats, TO- -.
Sci uyler-u sth,rns Abraham Lawrence; Hector, VIM
Bower Reading, Benjamin Is, Holiet;; Tyrone Millam
Guick; Monoar, Charles Cook-aepublicans. Csyuts
Lemuo s Browns Orange, Abraham baskey-U oion " al
Democrats Blk William Robet'-lndependent, L. Las;
year Republican Union, 4; Democfsts T.
Tios.-Burtou ii. %. V. Pratt Berkshire. Waldo Leon
ard; N,warA Valley, G. h. Mosse' Ncaols. p II Jo;n 5
Psyubican Union, o. Candor John X Chd.eyi Owes' A.
r. Gable; Spencer l. s. srruct: Tiogl Gilbert stLorR-
Democrats. T. Last year. Repsol'ean Union, 81 Demo
orst. a. ~ ~,
N-yins Csndoo Nj y. Packard Cotton, Deerae " stu.it
D.k.ib George Hastings pepeysier John b. Chsndef
kdw ards Henry RusLton kilc Joseph Andeson; f2w.e
z ". abbott; OoyensuI j. Pooi.r. ~ Hsmmons Henry
Lisbon. A. A. M,r,in; M.coub. d. b woodsoIth; Madrid
w. L. Reed; Mssseps, q. y, AudI"ws; MorI''own' II
Hooker; PisIp0It. Martin WEIGH; Palisvile, Elan M.sh
Po,.dan Z. w Foster; Russell, j. NJ Palmer Rosie j. ~
Church; Stockholm, II Hubbard WsddingtoB, Water WI
son. Republican union-H Hopi!n,on, George ; Wh.ht
Norfolk j. L. Brinckerhog; O.wesatchie, '" Ayeril
Demoersm-a Lawrence and Pitcairn to hear from LAT
| zeal, Republican Union. "a. Democrats z
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T ii l.
| 1868.
SOB. rrrr.,.. LOO,
~i,h iss connections. fjrms

= IN
with lie connections, f1rns
TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRom NKw.YoRK To rns PRiseir.L WEsyERN CIra
Seven I.iu. daily from New fOIk to Philadelphia vie
krw-J Jersey sn5 Camden aud kmboy line.
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOR THE WEST BY TUis
ROUTE LEAVE NETWORK FROM THE
FOoT OF COUktLANDT-ST,
Byway Of Philadelphia the morning leave New.
Yvk ~ me other routes; Evening passsnsers
at D .. one l.our later than Other lines.
rs ~ Allentown. evening passengers leave at
aer than the Northern Ines AID by both
arrive the time Northern ines In Chicago aud al
point in the Northwest, Cres;ine, ndianapcs Louvi.,
peints West with fewer char ges FL cars.
Sleeping Cara. without change, Rom Phhde pms 70
Pittsburgh 36 miles. and Newic Pittsburgh 40 ne-
Smoking sud Saloon Care on oil Trains
Fare tie same other routes.
Baggage checked through. Irrnsiers free
Secure Tickets good u. I'll usrd, by rtsbn GA.
WESTERN EMIGRATION
The PeInsylystia Centts Company runs 40 f"'grsrt
Accommodation Line watch affords comfort able mode Of
travel to pac. moving Wcsw,r at half he n'aG ''''
OF fiie. ~ ,,
BY this rose rel CHS al i,Yieu' can NJ ior~sfdsd
to all from say point the Il lfoad Of ONO nrn,'
ROAD DiKECr, OF to any Port on the ns'saoe N''S''
n. Mel bv s,,sr,sr, farn Pi,i.bur.h ,,,s ~,
The ates Of Freight and fro~ coy pSp ,ine a, favorable
l' hS o,hSr ilr al Compare M.shs ~, ,n,
shippcrs irtru.'ips the lO On n n. speedy u.s
Company, con rely "i' 1--WE s1F siuCh ...,,.A
Farmers and Dealers IA ivs ssoi we'll wa cred aud sae-
vantsseoua rcrt tapsc,n ~. been OF nej lins
pnea WIN c,ions sni y, aepoa 10 pai- " ~ep,s.
F,Sn uarnsbuis wLee WI "a ~ m, plIIiADEl.
iesdps en- vivy''yiulsK snd BALTIMORE NAhhETs.
fhiA; iOTr p senger Aseu', No A''cr'Roo'e.
iEitCH 4 Co. Freight Agent,' s.,,,, v,,,...,
McpONAID { BIsCHOFF Esn'gr.ni Agents.
No Battery 'Dl.es.
ESoCu LEWIS General Superintendent. AisSsraP>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18
NENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEw-JERSEY.


~ From foot Of C0urtlsnd -t-CornectiHg a. Hampton
Junction with tie Delaware Lackswsnns and Weste Rail
road ana ut Easton with he Lehsh Valley Railroad snd ~
forming direct line to Pittsburgh and the West
WINTER kRRAN EMENT-Com Nov. H. 1879
Leave N-w-fork 80 fslio~s; . a,
HARRISBURG ExrKsss-M 6 a. u for Ea'son. READING
| Pot syil. Harlisbnu Msuch Chunk. NiliamspoN
! Man TRAs-At0s M. for Esston Water Gap. Scranton,
Great Ben. sinyhsnon Pitts.on. Wilke. barre. &c. .
| l2M TuKorGH TRAIN-For Esston Allentown Reading
PottsviIe Harrisburg. " III .nisport. &c. 40
ar n THRorGH Train For Esston. Bethlehem, Anen-
| town. and Msuch Chunk ,, -, ,. H.,
stations .,. H.,
ns Harrisburg Pittsburgh and the West Sleeping ron
Jer.cy City through to Pittsburgh. ~
ErPRFss TRAM FOR HARRIsBURG-Tbe 3 . m Express
Train ffoa SewYoIk arrives Iiansoars H. connect
ns East snd West Peunsyvanis Ceursi Railroad North
ern Central Rsrosd North and South and With tie Cumbss
land Valley kaiIroad ~ - - NJ, -,
NewYork NJ o. dali, Sundays tKceptedl making eose
connection at Hafrisug with Pennsylvania Railroad
no change Of car. Pittsburgh aid nut TO tincn' at and
Chicago Two hours tire IL saved by taking this train
EtlIlBRrHPoRr AND NEw. fokK fgRRY-Lesve New Nore
from Per No. 2 North River. at $3.50 m and 2'W
and ,,., ,,s, ,,,, 49,.
TIN zach way. JOSIAH q. sTERNS, Superintendent
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 49, 1862
Other EnsneefsOeorse II. White J. b. Linar', and ~

Other Ensineer.-Oeorse II. White. j. b. Linar' and N
q. Buckhoot
The iron.cad battery, Nantucket, was turned over
TO The Navy on MonGay, as we learn from BOSTON,
She steamed from Loving's Works to the Charles
town Navy ard, making excelsnt lime on the way.
Her prepai atio4s for sea will be finished on we'd
uesday, and on Friday she viii sail for Fortress
Monroe to join tie SsngamoD aud when tie Ca's-
kill reaches the destination it Is supposed that
all. with their conveys will proceed South. Inc
Nantucket is the sister chip Of the Nahant, which
whs bnlt at Boston also. She is in all respects IKE
ands her, but all her other officers have not yet re-
ported.
The Whitney Battery Keokuk he's had new con-
Meeting vslve put on board and is ready for sea
She Will be completed next week, and he autboTl.
ties regard her Of the most valuable vessels
of our iron-clad fleet.
The regular navy-built Corvette, Juniata, sailed
for the South, for he four time, from Philadel'
pbia on Monday. II has now been ascertained hat
II il the hull with which there is so much trouble,
and that tie imperfec,ions Of the machinery are OF
n secondary character.
There are indications that the II and ljinch guns,
hitherto regarded as monsters 10 their way will be
ec,p sed by ordnance OF twice their Eze Contracts
have already been made for 20-inch guns, and ex-
periments are making for Is and 30-incn gnns This,
with gunboats, win at least show the progress OF
war on land and sea. Firing guns with electricity
is another Of the experiments Of the few days past.
The headquarters OF this l2lh U. s. Infantry have
been transferred from Fort Hamilton 10 tho field.
Major L. B. Buren,, the junior Major Of the reg
imeBt remains at Fort Hamilton to superintend the
recruiting service of the regiment. Six or eight
officers Of the ith u. 81 Infantry, who tor several
months past have been OH recruiting and mastering
service in New-York, Vermont, aud elsewhere
have been ordered TO join their regiment in the held
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18

TWO iRON-CLADs TURNED OVER TO THE NAVY
The iron-clad Ericsson battery, Catskil having
been finished by the contractors, will proceed TO INC
BROOKLYN Navy.yurd to DO formally delivered
over 10 tie representatives Of the Government
Her turrets, armament, mud all other append,
ages arc on board completed, 70 that she VIII
be able TO leave here re-eniorce the ron-clads Ia
the Sonth Atlantic before this week expires. The
Cats i'll is exact copy Of the Passaic and Montauk
except that her sections have been materially strength
eued tbin the Iust few weeks. Her battery cousisS
OF eleven and fifteen inch gun, both mounted on
the new Ericsson carriage in the turel. Tie COM
pass, arranged IN the manner recently adopted on
yessels Of her class the lack Of which was 40 die.
astrous to ths Monitor, 10 also mp. The vessel
steamed from Greeppoint to the Delamater Iron
Works last week TO receive her muzzle-box which
il now finished. Annexed 10 list Of her officers az
far as repored
Coumnudsi-C George Rodgers.
Iirut & IN unand-r-C Charles G.. CsrpeBtcr
Acting Assistant. Paymsstsr--J r. Woodbury..
Bsesnd Assistant Epgpesr-Aesins Chis, 0sorss d. EN-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18
RrpuyrIcAS CENTRAL CoNMrTrEE.-This bod,

RrpusrIcAv CENTRAL ConMiTrEE.-Thls body
met Last nh President WIN. A. Darling In tho Chair. Ihs
Committee TO whom referred the proposed celebration o.
W.,hustor. Birthday reported that they dcrmcd inea
Of the present engage in such festivities a. the
comm emoraion Ct tha, event might call for The report WI"
,ec,tt-d .pd laid the table and tho Comn'ss di''ase'
N. .uljec, was then called up on motion .'d "e''
r.,,b,So. C. A. Dams IL 4. W. Smith. ID L. Pettee, and
L. i. spencer appointed aComm'sssY W "
n, a s,,tabI. conmemors,ion oftte day.
The report Of siucair Touscy Oh oeLsi % me 1one
appointed reorsnn1' the Fourteenth saa A.socm,ou
w. NJ, Eilch admitted to seats In the Committee
The Executive Committee repeted that had organized as
No.. A. J. Williamson. NiIsteeLth Ward Chairman ,
II"SS f,orJpcr sire,p,h Wsd j. J. sh.w Eighth Ward
ssrestsrfes Finance Copmtee-"m r. S,swst Twen.
80 WayJ lame, Kelly Eighteenth " ard Lhs spenc r.
s,,,asrth Ward, Joseph u. Taylor, Fifth Ward; owes W
Br.suan Sixth Ward; Thos. Murphy rwoutyhrs Ward
~, Alien Tvouty second Ward The regular eengs of
the Committee hxed FOR tn. rs Thursday 10 .sae
month
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the Part or Unwisdo Ils
1leD OuT bpecisI C0TTespondsnt

BSeW UuT bDecitI C0TTFFPOHu8IL
HzADQuAETERs 10TH AHsr CORPs, MEMPHIS. TyrN..
Friday Midnight. Feb IS. 1863. I
Accounts from below arc meager, and furnish
nothing nsw or interesting iD regard to the situation
a Vieksburg, which doubtless remains unchanged.
Our troops are very DESTROYS Of doing something
but beyond little skirmithiDg above and below the
bssieged city, there il no activity in this quarter.
Tie position Of the Army Of tho Missisfpp' is the
same as VIXEN last wrote and there il no probable
~ VI sDy iDmediats change. Tie bjgh water INA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18

fire were cast by men who never darien the doors
Of the church on the occasion of religions services.
The report that they were passed by the orthodox
chnre" connected with said society is entirely mis-
taken, and their author is wholly indebted 70 his
ignorance of tie art and mystery Of spelling for his
questionable Eotorieiy. Enough OF him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18
HROM THE ARMY OF THE MsasIs-
AIPP1.

Affairs in the Vicinity OF viclsbuTk-san-
itary Condition Of the Army Of the His
sissippi-Deserters from the " COnfede-
rate" Lines-Their Statements Concern
Ing the Rebeis--The Enemy's Force at
Grenada, Vicksbnrg, and Port Hudson
Secession Node OF Dealing with U"wiiI.
isg TroOps-6en. sherman Still Play ing
lke Part Of INV isdom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18

ALLEGED LAEcEsY Oh BooKs.--Yesterday, Jas.
Mo.s.y paper dealer No so Pearl STREET was arrested
p1on OF having Ia May AIT stolen 500 yolpnes of the
The property referred 90, in possession Of OF
GepeI Avezsna who Ia engaged H. br mess II No Broad
and was valued ~ Z 90 Dumb,r a the volumes
c.d "a tue possession of the ed who declined %
give sccount ~ 20 the in which they found tn
way rto bis isse. u, bed ~ ts the sun OF WV"
10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FOR AL.
II BANY and Troy CONNECTING WITH TRAIN

II I "HIfS"
NORTH ard WEST. Trains laye:
From Chanbers-st from Dthtt =.
Express and 10 m and3: 7:2l l0.2T m. snd 1881 and
IS sad p N. tsono.ys included at 9u
Troy and Albany with sleep. ..
ing catD. 1880 p. 1857 pm 49,.
PongLkeepsie IT, iD an IL o:2l m. ard l5;H sUsc0
~. and Gao pio. Pm.
PeeSstin train, 3;i5p. N. ta.p IN
S'ns Sing train $50 p 5: % p IN
Tsrfytown, 4:lO p. Az o m. 49,.
Person. In Brotlyn can purchase tickets Of we.eetrs
Expre,s Office No 2s9 Wsshus on t., City Hall Square,
and their baggage Checked a. tneiE residences TO all
'''"'' ." VIC '''' AT sMrH, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18
The Sine Prison A,socin,ion.

ALBANY Tueeday, Feb TO- tsb3
The State Prison Association held an Interesting
session in the Assembly Chamber this evening.
Senator Bell presided. Addresses were made by
Abraham Beal, Judge Dean and others.
Application is to be made TO the Legislature 1oT az
appropriation to aid the Society.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18
T OyC ISLAND RAILROAD.-CHANGE Of

IL TERMINUS Passenger D-po; JsmessiP and foot OF
34h.st.. T. RWp,er arrangements commencing ftcsy.
Oct "a ls62: Leave NewYoTa OF m Tor Geeppoii, sss
Hsrbor Onent and Hanptons: at ga NJ aud ~. of
I.ip; al a. ia aud D. tor Syosset at r. IA ioi nsup
ga SUNDAYS the train Hunters Point tSAh's'
T.rryl at a. M. or Ysphank AID .nermedisie stations
Al cxrur.,on rates; rsurains leaves isphNk ~ J'N Ia
0r FTJsv and Saturday night the r. IP tisn viii run
houeh 20 GreUpo returning Saturday and Monday morn
.rs q. AIS a. ni arriving ia Ne w-tolk al s:2 M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18
MOvcInenfs Of Gov. Seymour.

ALBANY. Monday Feb. 49, lssa
Gov. Seymour il whiting the Hon. WIN. KELLEY.
at Rhinebeck Gen. Mcclellan, it il understood.
meets Gov. Seymour there to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18
The HIississirpi, Missouri, and Illinois
Rivers Rising Rapidly.

81. LOUIS, INtsdsy ItD II, ItJJ
There was slight rain ast night
The Mississippi River TO Keoknk 10 rising, with
sixteen feet OF water to Cairo.
The Illinois River 10 open to Peoria, and swelling
rap%E,
The Missouri River is rising, and open for several
hundred mllea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18
po,t-OMcc Robbery.

DOVER, NJ H., Tuesday, Feb II, 1853
The Post Office in this city was broken into last
night and all the letters and property OF value were
stolen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18
COR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD AND
NETWORK g. NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.


1867 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. is6@
COMMENCING UEtLMBEk !. looz
Passenger Station In NewYok 9th Ct ard <:oaw
entrance n 2Tthst
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK:
For New Haven, Gx); IL is, ais iEIl a4oA 40.
For BRIDGEPORT T. ga m (EI); lals, AIS tEs a.a 40
and8 ..
For Milford stratford Fairfield. Southport, and wespcn.
ia. IA. IL Is, $40 40 p. m. -
For No.walk $50 IL. 12is 2ls tExl 80, 40. $500
For Dsriep aud Greenwich T. $50 M: l2l5 - 40.
1902 IN. -.
Fox stanford 7, En), go a. m. l2Is, 2is tELb 80
For Port Chester and insTned.,s stations :. $50 8
IL Is $40 80. so SO p. N. .
For Port hester aud New Rochelle, Q p
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston. via Springfield. a. m (EID 2l3 tEHl ep -
For Boston, via Shore Line. ~ 10. y
For Hartford and Springfield (ET J, 2.ls Ils tEzl
Eos Connections Rves Railroad to Montreal, sa M Exh
and II Is p. M to Northampton. $780,.
For Hartford, Providence aud Fishkil kslIoad,s m
For New Haven New London and Stonington Rsiosd q
Ga M. ~ Is, AIS ?. m.
Canal Railroad, Ills .. IN, 70 Northampton
For HousG.onic Railroad to Pi'tsnelt. y q.
For NsusatucS Railroad. q s. IA. zI5 D. M,
For Dsnhury aid Noryslk Railroad Q m s. SOP m
"a saapipg schsd 10 the Irsfu
JAMES n. HOYT. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18

LNhIE hAILW n * sstHgeT tIdINs scU'O
~ noin foo OF Chsmb-Ts-st.:
la H., Express for Buffalo. 49,
pa IN, Mix. daily for Oiisnle:
i?:l5p M. Accommodation daily for Fort Jervis
$3.50 pm. Way for Middietown. Newbursh and WsrwieA
81. M, Nisht Express, daily. Tor DnnkiEx BHhAo 1ad
Csnandua and principal stations Train on saturday runs
through 70 Buffalo but does no, run 10 Dunkirs
6p m. Eulissnt ,,,,-,,, -, s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18

markcts-Reporfea By Telegraph.
BtfrisoRg, Feb l7-FrouR quie. and firm Ohio E,tra
q '9asISt "HEAT buoysnr White 81 H'GS2 vs.
COFFEE firm Rio 32da3c.
PnuADELPnIA. Fen. II -rLorR hrm but dull. WBsav
sctiye; Will. - W; Red ~ 90. CORN 6rm al csc.
Provisions firm. WBIsfa dull at toc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18
Rom Arrruprs AT BuncLARY.-About 8 o'clock

BURNED TO DEArH.-A child years Of age,
named athar Odhs, residing In ElSsoeth street near
Nan Bruut was burned death by her clothes taxing
from the Sunday evening An inquest was held by
Coroner Norris yesterday and verdict IN accordance was
Grad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18

~ For Albany. Troy. North snd West WINTER Ar
For ALBANY lO:30a m Express Mail Train from Bthst
Station. Returning leave Albany At 1880 m
For Local Trains see 1ySDe table
JOHN bURCHILL Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18

fir, 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon the
,t,b- of Mr. H. Rsldwini in Myrtle avenDe between Grsad
syrnne md seubsn street destroyed by Dire psmaE"
800. No Insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18
WAR DEPARTMENT, ApyrrAsr-GrsEnAL'. oyrIcH.

THr Loss or THE GuNnoAr /. 7. SMIrH-Lieu-
tenant Commanding Connover, Of the steamer Isaac
p Smith captured recently inthe Stone River, is safe
and a prisoner in the hands Of the enemy. Ten per
number wounded. Lieutenant Counover is native
Of Hoboken, but his wifc-a daughter Of Judge
Field, formerly United States Senator from New.
Jersey-and family now reside at Princeton, N. j.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-31

Illustrated MA sagrsviass SssAs seuAaa- Gsseiaz,
Tniisn, Negro, Celestial. Asaelsnes TgEa-aRs aud
Pug Noses, watA sas sAAzsessr resssssa - sasA.-
RTxs-sias, Asssk. eryrsy, Lars thEk azas pale,
OF full ana rs, psiss se paUsing. sessiRs osisstaS
aowrRT9arsm .H saa&sA HA4w-nsss DO ssaRs
eoAssesr Aas, stzaixAt sr esssz 4 s&Ss~ssaas
sr planp, pale OF esiorsa x1GTs--ssssl@E 81 ~
regular xAAS-saxse OF saAu- Me- -seaz 81
saoyt sKIx rough or sEnesth, al. 70 % anDsy
maasssaAa wala eagrsvIsas~ zsa w&s&, saks saasA
naE voice, ali iB4icats ehsraGaeT- ws may knov
an heness fses irom dishonest eae, and ws wi
ahossnaw Besides lAs ssess, ws sasAIi asass y
KrMroLosy, or ne Natural HisisSy 81 aaai =
PuxsaaGeag. and tae LAws a afs sna nssasA
OF PaYsIoG.IsM OF sigsa 81 O. 1sisrs and boa
to read Gnsm, afRaAksoEoIsas, sac Ps.llsssRAs
Of Mad sssd of PaTcmoLosV, me seiesses q tas
sod. NAE, wiEA Esfsfeace 70 all ais rsEAttoas o
life, soeiaI, Intellectual, and spirisnai. ans whaa
each can do best, win pc eaucidated In the PHkk-
MoEoGIcAL IoURa Ak ,Asp ExES H-kSsTmA-
Twp. New voluus SuaasasaEe@ July tat hassa'
seue quartz monthly, al oaly 81 30 year. SAM
pie rrunabsrs, Ts1rata. Ptsasa &d tre&s KoHLkA =
WELLS, aos Bro4d~Ay, New York. -asa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-31
Ay 0RDHEAECE

a.ansrtas owners Of Eots sreakang 81 broadway
"a kseg the Cutters cleaned eat.
sN.,iea i. b it orasiasa ~ De eenanas osua-
eli 81 the city Of csuariI Elu4s, TAat ik sasn Dc
she aaly sf SAGA sna every ewpsS sf eAty ios ss
aar4 u tog frcnttng on Hx1afxay II sata city 70
eeep the snsssr In fraas " TIE sAEae sasaasd eos
% thai sss eNxsas@ W <hs .ssNs TuHstnE In TIE
same aAafl not Be s1sts1ctsa
ser = sasisss . gsep sas sasssr sassH-
ID ot rs provided In ne Axss&ssetaea d kais aEds
- per azg Cor ssssy Az he psssas 81 TIE wsssz
raassn8 e shs xnster SHALL be absfzsctea, wa1ca
an4 shall es &sx1tnsb34 as etAsS an&a Aad Peaas~
Avs ARE sy55sessa fer other vtoaatigns pf me Sr-
Asnaseea sf s&iG st kad sas oesa u eaeazaanz sns
fas Fattes ~ 6satsatksa u cassasd ems ~ NE asy
shall - asassssd axaiass the ias sad soslsssaa %
8sx as n8iffnssAex grasiasSs That viseFs lbs
sMnsr e 4 ses trontias % nssssk~sg rsxass< %
nexIfz<E - asa aul The gutter - fs4rsfse ~ this
ss Ii shall be the aaty 81 tie City sHRsxst-
go IL saass tha sapap ~ be saesnNa sAsAH& be Aa&
ksep s9rFea En68pH< ~ x11e Ness ~ ~
me sAss@ I'd tSvht ba eA<h fsts M S&&}SY&E III;
snxn thssess ~ ths City Rsssrdsw, wAsss auxy !
sasai b = 80 ne sss.s = shs s.xes 1880!
ssaiass - u = es'laessa = assss go =
sm.s ssafarEAes 1rdxlass. FAaa u any pss.
MSS sll4s1 aAsum - Sxk4s ~ sxnH szeazeMse =
Ehss iasa any VI 10 CATERS watAsn rad cssy, p
- = sss9sxs ~ Rsxssss q fss EassF s u -
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sas g Z sssts. ossesss Ell :sa s, IN !;
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DE- BANGS sPRoIEEc cares sssgmsssrras 80
Seminal W sakHsss, ImpaEsnes. lees " Rswsss ~ :
speedily aad 81 SeaAly. Ess essnas age sruls aaas-
ieal. rssl 81 tas sREGaERe wsla esay1aes the
msst sssptfeai Of las msxsta. PTies, % Box
ssz.a .xess-sasa "a sAx AAarAa4. nw 40 HPMAMs
ans Casxsaas street, PAlIa1slsAlA. Pa. oiFcalafs
.Aa& typa EJsna kS-as
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-31

Arevsrned GSnkIsnaan having been restores TO
health in lev days after HndeEgot,g all the asaAi
routine and Irregular expensive ulasles Of treat
enl without sauCsak, uoass1eEs lk bis saessa daty
Ia communicate 10 mas &aaseked Es8Eaw creatures sAs
ss%aMs Of cws, Hsgsas. On TIA rresi4 sf An aaal'
slaa snweaass he wia ssui ttF@el CAPS 81 see pre-
s1ripgaa a#Aa. Disma 70 JoKN y, DAsE aka,
La Ysfssn street, BrSuksya. y, r.
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DRUsKEvNEss Gu = Ed.

The Ine&alsss M u asw bIa aeaaacQ 70 sAs sssAga-
nx chg. DE-. xASs's AaxlD0Ta EslR sTRosG
DRINK ia certain cure seg DraakraEess. u ere
atss dislike TOR stI2mz &ssaks saa can be aszAi D.
Istsrea without the kaowisass Of tas Batisnt -
Pries, eli aseax seat By nail te any afsarsss. 10
s. G. uPMAM, go Casssaas street, PAiiadsspaia,
p t,trcstssrs asus frss. Hume ts-aa&
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-31

To provide Ter The families Of those sultatlaE IN
g. seTxies 81 the United ssates and tor either
purposes,
sxcrIan T. Bs IL srbained By tbs eommou
Canuif os ths City Of Eoazcsi alugss, tsas IN 3D.
aitioa Is tha pAy and beantY liowsa 10 VsanassAss
b. Congress every s4Esptsd recruit she shsH vol
aafrer 10 thR SERVES eft THE Unitea States ffon n
City u CoaaeiI Blnns, 6stwsea tAis date sad III
sth dag Of JznE8Ey 1854 shall be allowed Eas snsn
hf easy dollars pez months prov sainS said ssfa 4
Il a married maa, aaia sazoans 70 Do paid meHtAg
10 he wife " saA9 seldiRg In orders drawn apsn
sssa 6sss Egs@aaEyj an& thaA ssnfy 80 msn
81 sallsaIag aABsg % sAf$ssn4ESs &ns bali q &sR
saA sun. & - paid III mAnasf " saeh pei
ssa IS hs aaay authsrixs TO draw in his a5scszsca
sEc g. Ana Be 1t farsher asAasnef, Tsss IN
ease sRy marYisa nxzg 50 smMsttag shnA sia ~ be
Killed shiie la sae service his wiasw shall be en-
kttie Ia draw tae anouas shsss stated daEag &as
terra fer whleh said soldier AAss laws enlisted.
SIC O. said pay shsIi eAsAe wath shs aiseA&EEa
xAls soldaey frpla Essk saxsiHs aps@ MS h8sz&
gr9aauted aa q commissioned asBcs In tas SERVES
81 the United States. IL
sxe. & Thia ordnance to take s6ses and ss b
force from and after its pssAieatiSa acsofdsns =
law. $50 AsaR
3. h, PALAEMs Mayor.
| AtIeNt-w. g. CRAWFORD, glty &suus1sr.