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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-11
AN ORDINANCE

10 rspeAa portiyn OF AZ orilnsSss' 80. 90.
@An 0rdinAncs deanIEE ths a24rs So SS,os..
tisns 81 City OfaoeTs AID aIiAE tse" 81
tisu," cad ds8iniRF the dates %
taaa Easzs.
Section l. Be il Ordained y me oo'lA-T go 4
cal Of TIE aaky Of Council 81 as Iha. ;" 1,4sfur
reAnd g3rasaancs satitIed al orGlaan[ - "a
tee ausies axd aEAllna2tioES 81 CAY go IN
sxfng thair compensation aPPI"Ne4, :, IA.
a ausAoEsxss 81 makes II the dahy 81 'Ie cIrr
shal "a isaRs aesFttfcates Of oF@P, l., s.fJ
warraaK are offered to him II pA3 - .rssss.
taxes ar fer o4hes city derF, Tor - r.
81 tax or taxeS, or other dues lha1 ths S-st..t
slrea 10 pay. be and the same IL HEREBY ~
section Q, BE it father 0Taa4oea, ~. taSi s,,.a
Sessaa #ssAinE Go make = payment 10 80. .s,a
presents city warFans OF Al aa2"oAI Errztr
aach payment, Il xhRIi be tae duV 80. tEs
10 receive and ssscsl the SANE sh@ ~ asssss
warransss ssaEkA& sks sane number ss N ~ "a
warrant enc Of whfek shall b. "i Iht - - a,s
which the psFsaa desires TO pay, aga 1-, !, ~
marked !" and the other for HE .,,--.ss
oszgaaal ssargams, and asskea b. 80 50 q IL
shall stats sha aRss. aua0sat ana ha1-'"
original warrant t,s
Session .. be il further oTaa ~, .
ordinanca shalt take effect and Be- N !o''h
puhiicalion sero3ala@ 70 Law,
Approves, EpSsuber 10, 1852 ,,ru x.yss.
- :. / PALAAa -
= saass ~ - 40 AAvwa ma City HscagdSf
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PACIFIC HOUSE,
C OUECaL RLgE Fs, lew a.
3. 8. BALES. PRoYaTErtlg,

The Proprietor has spared neitAar expense nor
palma In maklag the 'PaclEss' ous Of the nrHs Ho~
tells in the Wss4. The house is four story brick.
E0DsIag enc haadTed Sect On Bxosdway. II has
been newty furnished tarouSha11, assa will accsaa-
MEDIATE fear ames rs many guests ss aay house in
the city. The ssoms large ssd well ventilated;
The takds is Alsays Supplied with 6sgy lHxaTY the
maEket aaeEaa- BTezy convenience Is afforded in
the heaSs for the comfort and pleasure CT guests
dnFins their stay.
The new and spacious RRTcK RARE sonaestsd
Eash the house eznnct be surpassed In the state
TAers 10 alse . large wagon Yard and tso large
Stock Kazds. yell feacsd &ttaeaed 20 Ehs Barn and
AsnnaAnsiy aapplied with water from Indian EFssk
ES Horses and Carriages rarDis on short no.
kls@ and IT fair EStEa. s...--. q
jams PoREEREIExp VIII BE- Eausa Ia the Of
See TfeS 3S-Isss
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mgyss ALECTURE
TO YOUSG MEN.

ysxf EsERsd 81 4 Isa!ss LHrH0Ps
PaEoE, sII CENT
A LECTuRE on YBB SATCRE' THEhTAtb'
AND RADICAL CURE or sPERAAToAAHosA'
Or SeznsHRt wsakness iuvsian taFE E.A.'st'S' "a
aal Dehility, and ImpsdiRents 10 Aa'riss' ga,
ally, Nervousness, CGnsamPaan. Eg,lrPf' ~A1 =
Rental ana Paystc2I IpcapIcg.y sS'li.as IL
Self-Abuse, &c
BY RoBT. J. CCLTERW ELA- \ .
8RfAaT al NE "GyseA Bo2k,
The woFip-feHo~ned Hgtbor lu th'' aSa'.~.
Lecture, clearly proves from his Vt e1fa..I,
that ;hs hwfGi consequences Of setI-4as'7 1s'
sGactaaiiy re1Rosed without iEtsfa3i u@-s5'sa :
khe aaaSeea0s surgical 9RerRtlsast o0Es.'7. 4",@.
meutS, sfnEs or sorslfsSs, poaneing ozs Hs'' y
care AT once caEtaan ana s#egGGal, By Eb3sz ~.
sufferer no matter what his eond la! % =
care himasI eheaply. privately al rti.is.4 -
Lectnre viii Prove boon 10 sh0asAca' 900 'S''
sAnaz. II
Seat andeg seal 10 Any address 10 pas 90 80
envelope On The receipt Of goats OF sE' 5''"''
stamps bs AsdFasBing
Or. CHAs ! c KLINE Cu
III BsweTy New York; Post oESee Ell
yaIy s-s9
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Price, SIS and Upwards

ShAkd OF ~ yeaEs can operate aFsYaz q Aakex
k&cslas, sstsg fsE hears practice, ahSg are 50
simple - sE=
Ne pa"t Of Ebs GreyeE J. Baker machine requires
10 be adjnAssd hy tbs operator 70 adapt IL 20 EArs-
Gus fabrics, NJ il the e4se With other machines
Parties purchasing Of the Gxoyez q Baker Com
sany can hAve kastK eas&rs az easASx satseA aBd
change II not satisfied. Tag are tAs eaIY Compa-
ny that offers aHeh tnssrs9zannts
Address GEDvEA @ RAKEk 8. n %.
ImaE@-Ssl ilk LAka st.. CAicagp.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-11

fYAs DszaSsseT Of the several counties in the
state requested 70 see that shs necessary steps
s4s tak@a IN tAalE respective eoHaxiss to insure
uleiE fall representation at ths state Convention
By sraaE af Eas Democratic State Central oonl-
uiitts@. J. M RLLwOoD, Cham.
J, G. TUaK. seey.
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No.: ). 49,. 6 e,I5 80
To Nervous sameEers OF
E4geRs

! revesnea ssnslsaasn having bees Is -
hsaash In q fsw aass, after @SasfSoihs ." ....s
rvusias saa irregular sxpensiTe moses :, ~
msat wishssA sascsssv sanaiaers Is hi1 $50 81,
!, erz.ussseAse i his saiessd 'sfieT
mssss af swrs. Hence, "a the recefp' u -
slsn assssass - vii seal fffsel 'a'' g
srsirsssn assa. Hasect 10 JOHN D DA'S'
ass passaa Street, sseoklya, n. / -.--
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NOTICE.

An persons Knowing thssnse 81 Indebted to sAe
u1deraagnea by Note or Book accaan&. and ngw
aae, are rssas8spd 10 call and make tunneaiAG s
paymsnt and all persons 0winK accounts are re-
questad % eA snd settle BY note or o4kSrwfse be-
fore ihe arst day Of March aRxt as We are deter
nined 20 close our Books By thai tsne Ne more
Crszls after fAss Szss. So
FREDRICgSoN b JACKSON.
February 10th, issa sw
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Dies MONIES HOUsp
;
Corner .EaInut X Water sl,,st,

DIES AolaEss .s...s'..-....... .......Ior,
This spAeieHz aud comfortable bot. -.
~ 8, Y. sEoFFoAp h SOS Sho hsr, az. ~ -
flraIaeed II In sty unsurpassed b AN 80 "a
the west Their table is always sunni u -sss u
best that TIE market affords and ~ rrr "a u
Afforded In the DO Sc fer the egmIert ana s'Et
Of guests durtrg their stay al tie Cam, =, re
AIs&chea 10 this boteI, lie a fBe st,bI. ia
Eiase House. HAeEs travellers ko,ss, ,s. -
for and persons having business Ia tl--.s -ttss
can be scconimodxtsd WITH oonveyanegs IA ,-,s'sT
al the STATE 8 P sPOFPOgn ~ ~ sa'.
Dss ASinsz, Iowa, Dec 10, Issa 'S
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-11

CLING 10 xaEA CONSTITUTION, As FRM
aEIgWRsnxaD A&asaRa0 ENaa ToTaa LAsx
FLANK. wHHN RraHT AMn RuR xEapEsT
cloag AHouwn Mk ls-- psas@ wsssfss
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<yutxxARr AagsCLKs.

r4.xorsas gxiraess, saacas, CAssAS ss:.ssssiszi
uv4sa caxrasgs, Csasm 9aTtar ana ssss. Pasri
Teasz a. .zAans powssx, caeznAc@i 80 SaAgA
- wszAaea sass szlmsasss ~ :.
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JAMES M. BUTLER,
ATTORNEY AT Law

VIII pxacs&ea In tha District Courts Of Crawford
Sheihg, Msnona ana HAFEsRan GONZALES
WA sisa pay Faxes far aon-reaiaenAa In sas o
bore msn4teasd counties. -.
Particular astentlon paid % the redemption o.
TAX titles &e ~~ ffebzT4lSSs
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H()LLOWAY'S OINTMENT

L4sa& EssHHeaes, sore and stIa loints kb,lssss
and inHAraed feet, all tbsEe he seAt!sr sgvts =
dars, MOTHERS REMEMBER THls ubpg .,z,
sons are graspiDg their mssksts 70 uaeyf aaassT
think chat pot Of this ALL HEALING 4 coal
ING sAiye will give TO II" ous 100 iege Ehet isr
away from home sGd frJeh4s Il harepps tnt
makes tough the feet so MAJ tssycsE el3U-, E-g,t
fatigue II bsot6es AID relieves he lacsrsg ana
skiTerec 3ofnss, leaving hen sxpp.s, s.rsnE "a
wirnrnna WHILE for
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WEEK. Y BT1lsLE.
WEp4xSDAy. MAR0H IN, 1868.

gR~CoaNxzxssnsSsMss em ssssy s8uslsa efsAs
osasary, s3lssissa kes shs nssis.
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sabre Cuas = Guashot wound,

1t stsnds uaequailed, renewing AZ pfeyssgiss
every Yestige d ip6amma .lyE AID EtlIly .fas;ss
the sdges together, 1t quickly AID cggP !sIsy eas
| the Il aEt fTGzksfRi wounds
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-11

The Lonely sentry waking his rounds Il Ia
exposed 20 dF4pChlbg rains and chill high AZ
often seized with ul0al EsOIenL palas, evasl -
Buffscatlng hosTseness, arst symptoms If ia
eoBs umptiOl, but II suppl Ell with He.lovEvr pas
AID Holloway Ointment all danger Is ETsrsss 1
few Pills taksa night and MORNING ADD liz lgzk
msnt bTiskly rubbed twice day over ths sa1sa
and chest will remove the Sevrrest psfus AZ 10
the mos; DANGEROUS COUGH Tasrss,rt "
say to the whole AEDy
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S0LDIEkS, ATIENII0N.

"
supplies Altho aghsm ubl Fs.a8Git M Pa L!
Ointment have been ID rya EE.y TESTED Iss1 Ii,
the only remedies Us Cd - The EgI prlE C3rIs x
BaFreeks. fer ey eE tUTig years Decloy H,gsET lss
supplied az the Armies 81 EgEeps &ll aaTlas -
ORIMBAN CAMPAIGN be esta9.'aa2 3Fpgi u
Balaeizva, for the e1ClEs!T@ sale Z taesf sAkAf
REAIDIRS, many n Lane ia sFAc.A. aFFl. 1Asst
has sold over tUu IN weight 81 .ls 0,L.Dr.i "a i
single day These terrible and tatai sssr1lsa E!
the SOLDIER IN CAMP,
nsmRshsae DyasataEJ. SeHry Sarss az
Serefalsus EFHP4isEs all AlsAppefT I.tt i s2ara
before these PIIlS = OINTMENT. 4a4 aav saAt
The cry rings thfoE&h0ut the land
Is TO ARMS! TO ARMS
Do not let EheEe brave men perish = lgsfes,
place IN / cir hands these pFecsvas T9a~lf- -
wiIf enable them to resist the dshkFfsE rfFss-
area, The Rsvers, the Calls, and Etr Tsssiv IA
they eanRot avoid, and What - Alsfr, saas p
qGentiy get suecoF 4n the Htgmef' Of 1e~a- asi'h
If our brave nTsn have VRly'Lo Pot lbrtf sa.fs 2s
their Kazn9RckE and nod there sore fsfat5 "a
all the n Us ualties Of the battle ssA h" 2hf
thousands Of lives wogld thus be sSve4 E5a Esa
otherwise perish before relief &C aid b. oasa.1S
CAUTION I--s One are genuine uaitss IL 'e7s
" HoLLo~AY, NEW YORK ANU LoSD9S. u
disCeSuAble as raIeT- rsdrk ~ rTe-y i'@ 81 -3
book OF directions sxoEaa each pyi ~ b. L y ~
nay be plainly seen BY holding THE tecf f5 ~ a&
A handsome rev ard viii be Esrrf IL 40 co 70,
srinE kucEs Eafurn2 Et1n nag te4a Io As sF.' 81
81 any party OF parties enuHteTf'lHHE TIE EIFs-''
or vendlns the same kuuvInS u rl1 "a &c - N
"a Ssold at the HaGu!attory o. Pr.'ehss& h'a'-
waT, so Maiden Lane SeE York aIf By 4. sr'5~s-
table Druggists and Dealers n Ar!3rief ny =.
eat the civilized world, q boxes a. - osa'+ y
cents and D. each
E~ThsFs Is ooRAlderEb,s aAviaS 81 'AA--s -
larger sizes.
B-Dirpctlous for tbs &. tGHee o: PI.-saa :
every disorder are af5xet - rEeb oox
August 4 kS2
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wives and Sisters of eur Vel
Saxx SAaEs
Extraordinary Military SAVE

You cannot pat INTO The kAapsAsks Of 1851 Is.
ez0ds and BrgtheTS, more valuable CT = fs lse.
Rss&ry I'll thAu ! sappIg Of his
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DQk nGEes WnSrS JQQ anu lAYe CAST Our
destinies, We do not eat our bread from
the sweat of operatives or slaves, nor
do we expect, for all time 10 come, TO pay
tribute TO she demands Of those who do.
tt the South valued slavery more than the
Buion. aud New England valued fs less
than the liberty and the political, and
social equality of the slave, we valued il
more than either, for we made neither of
these demands upon it. We would have
avoided tbs war by compromise and con-
ciliation, We would terminate the war
and restore the Uuion by the same msans,
failing In this, know Of no better policy
70 pursue than that proposed By Mr..
Coaway, . Republican member Of uon-
gress from Kansas. Il vas that both
houses Of Congress, should adopt the
following resolutions /:
! I" Resolved. By the Ssaals and Hoase of
Representatives, &C., That the Executive
be, and IL hereby requested to issue q
general order 30 all commanders Of
forces Ia the several military departments
Of the Unitsd States TO disconsinua offen-
sire operations against the snsmy. and
10 aes Tor the fnsars entirely On the de-
fensives
Rssolusd, That the executive be. and
ID further reqaessed to snssr iatoI
negotiations, with the autherisiss Of the
Confederate States With references 10 oil
esssaaioa OF hostilisiss, based On the fol-
ioviAg propositions /. Rsaognision Of
the Independence of the ConfederaseI
States. 2 4 anifovm system of duties
upon Imports. 3. Prsa trads bsswssa thsI
two States 4. Frsa navigation OF thsI
MIssissippi EiysE. 8. Mutual adoption
OF the Monsoe aosssins.'s
A prosssation Of the war may bel
profitable 70 Nsw Eaglaad, bat ws axsl
soe Nov knglsnd. Our cup sf misery, |
hss ALREADY kssn GlIsd Ia order 10 grakify |
these vine desired and aamaadsA shsI
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-03-11

answer az follows 'sNo Union is now
possible, except Of fres States" Hence
Ii follows THAI the war Ia for the abolish.
menssof slavery, 80 that there saa be o
Union OF fires ssasss,'s and ii this can
not bs donss taess Is 70 BIS % uHsea ex-
cept between the s.frss States Of The
North. The war 10 prosecuted Rrss TO
abolish slavery. II ii fails in thia, then
20 dissolve the Union and establish a
Union OF the Northern States. Nothing
can be more PLAIN, than Ehas shis ls the
purpose Of the leaders Of shs Rspablieau
party -hance they are she disuuionisss.
We have another wisaaas. We Ia
srodaes Rhadsas Stevens, sas Rspablleaa
leader Of the House Of Representatives.
In speech delivered IN the House In
Janaary Last Mr. stssaas saia
ssTsm TALK or RxsToxzaa rus ussos AZ
Il tsas azsaasv Fsg DessTzxgvaoR ca as ID. Nh
ONE CO Tng AssuzuzTaxa sshi0h + knss
Asasd repeated aassi haps Ascs ssss sboss
ss<k Of ID. The Union uaa nevsr be re-
stored - i was, Theirs ara msny thsngs
whic6 sender sash m event lsapsssibls.
Tax Uaios saALI asvxR wfrH mr. uaxsRxT
Bs sxs9oRxe uSsxs rHs naxsssxussos "a
RI %, wrsa SEAssxv 20 m pagsxrrxp m
m. p ii
aAssordiag - my priasiplas i can
vote for Ne bib % the gEsund aAas tho |
rsvesafa ssaasy States bsiAg bslliesrsnss; |
are net esfisasd = the psiyiisnss 81 the
Oonstisntions NSkR ~ co9ssHI fhsl
UaleH caa sssss - sss6srsd q Il ssasx
ssadss sAs Gossettussss ~ u u, wie6
Siae~y.
~. sssvsas san~ - paaisly Nd
J - ,s - lAalss 4 81
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
TLe Budalo Courier says:

The political harpcs have announced tleir anhDg
nsl,ucbi on the management OF the 'cntrA lahF"i'
The riggcr ~ The ho York Timcs angEets ~
siocl ioders should not send tler prlrts 90 ~ t
Corninr. and nuothcr member Of he Albany l'o'Dt
e,ng poposcs that tho Legislature should inl'ff "+
the road T simply means 'hgi the " d-n o. thi,g'.
Who assemble ~ hhaly every Winter. pIoposo 20
tho road under cont ributol. n they can lAtT I'lc
sonai,os liie more bold tlan usual are ad'cf.ai
their plans IN Advance
We are happy that this swil witness has
come TO The fore" a an Irishman might say.
The Editor Of The Bugaio Courier Is wei
known, inyctesatc Wing. transformed into
Coppcrhead by Central Railroad patronage ana
favor, dcxterously applied by Dean Richmond.
Had tho Central been managed as impaFtialiy
as i, pretcnds to be, he, doubtless, would have
been to-day on tic side of his country. We
call him for the prosecution, and insist that he
can say nothing for the other side that his own
position AID history does not clearly overbear.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
a,gnnu.PTsEGNS.
cign natIOl

Three of the Republican Directors Oh ue
Central Railroad have boon induced I" cefliy
that the present management OF that hoad Is
and has been partisan. We have great re-
spect for those gentlemen personally; out 'niS
does not oyerbcar our conviction that hcy h'o~
BETTER They Of course expect to be reelected
by tho proxies Of foreign stockholders now
snugly deposited in the pockets OF Corning ~
Co. OF course, they arc bound to see things as
they must.
Let us give these gentlemen a fact to chew
upon When Erastus Corning met hoacoe
Conkling after the last Falls election, ne Said
to him triumphanily, "Idd what ioo"id to de-
fcat you." OF course he did; and lie "id Il
through the machinery ard patronage oi the
Central Railroad. He had no other means oi
influencing ten Repubi can voters IN the County
of Oneida.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
The pcv. Henry Ward Bocchcr speaks to-

The Rev. Henry Ward Bcccher speaks TO-
night at the Brooklyn Academy OF Music on
his experiences abroad. 1t is needless 10 urge
ANYBODY to 60 and hear him, as it is quite GER
tain that nobody viii have that pleasure who
does not go quite early.
1t is understood that Mr.. Beccher has an
invitation from the Loyal National League to
speak on some evening not yet named to the
citizens OF New-YoTk. The proceeds OF the
lecture are to be given to the Sanitar" Com
mission. This, we believe, is to be the first OF
series Of lectures from some of the most dis
tingushod men Of the country, under tbC
direction OF the League
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
HOW WE ARE TO BE UNITED.

A Union Meeting was held at Little Koc'.,
Arkausas, on the 3lst uli., whereat Mr. Fish
back, who had opposed Secession in the Arkan-
sas Convention Of loCi, and been driven fon
the State therefor, made one Of the speeches.
He said:
a native of Virginia and an old rcsidcyt of Tile
State have been One u sou. The same direction a
been given 10 NY prejudice. wnb taught 10 boit"'
and did believe that everything manufactured ih Nc".
England made To cheat HitLi INIT thc ichRloh "i
ie people was hypocrsy; that their tDueh Was contain
nation. FcOWCiiizcnf, have lately seen Now-Ihg-
lar ana ia people have bccn welcomed nt NE hon'rt
OF the yican exile without decent coat 10 ny BACK.
or money in Iny pocket have always met the waril-
est Southern Hospitality nt the houses Of thor middle
classcs. and my c,lDW-citzcns IN one sense oi ilc
word they have 10 poor. have walked Vlti awe ana
"A c0ndcn ming conscience through the fcho"l-h"u-'h
found at every corner Of crpssroad. saw her bar'
ren hills covered with plenty saw her sturdy SONS
every one Ol them an educated ma-huHicn 10 rAold
their Inus cts and place Themselves In the ranks oil NE
defenders OF their country; and heard them maze *
cuses fo hc South much in the spirit ihnt lind elder
brother would for his wd Younger broiher ana di,'
covered as you have. that thcy are not coWards Ana
frlowcitlons. NewEAa gland 10 icpIchcnlaiFo oi tAc
NORTH
Mr.. ii hback proceeded to assure his hearers
that these Northern people had determined that
the Union must be restored and that they had
better make up their minds that it nouM be,
and act accordingly. He thought hc was aid
ing the Union cause by thus speaking, and We
think 80 too, though Vallandigham, Seymour,
aud Brooks seem to think otherwise
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
Lndira, Nntionnl Union Rnir.

A Fair, under the direction of the colorcd
people Is 20 BE- held in the month q December for the
benefit 81 the Freedmen. and TO esiaash Relief Fgnd
,or colorcd soldiers Committees ofi-csin Now-iork.
Brooklyn. and Wi.liamsbursh have charge Of H. and
are actively cldeevoring to procuse eQR'r-epiou''
They have taAca Room No 20 Cooper Institute, 20
which donations rnsy b. sent, or to the Office oi the
Frcrtmcns Friend Society. no. lis Myrtle avenue.
Brooklyn IL is especially urged that Thanksgll ng
offerings b. made on the 10Th last.
The obJcc, q the Fair appeals TO all patriot symps'
,hcs as sc special fens Of the blacks. and do.
serves generous support Clothing. goods. books,
money. and generally az articles saable or usabe At q
Fair my Be se. ns ahovc aEA VIZ be ctdrect prati.
c.i b,nef, 20 ,hc coorcl troops We ak orr readers
% make IN ce.rt in behalf u tA.s charity.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
The 4. -. Chri-'i"n Commission Ho"reins
m sron-aind

The following letter has just been received az
tie office ofvo Commission No 20 Bible House IN 'ns
ety. from Surgeon Abbott Of the CaiskA The hsauAs
s.. ip ot the late glllan, Capt. Rodgers:
L. y iRoS Clad tArsAiiL 49,, \
SoUrH krL,s1fc nioCAADiNG SQUADRON No'' iV' '''~'
10 NA4hAN hI.aoP ~. ~, >e,feiafs, ~. -, hs
siK. Ne have frequently received tom Nou' uuins -
b. four out. various package OF papers ana -. onr
vuu ha,o our most hearty thanks io them Aho" wa ~.
rev y oud sly tie they know that were 10" ~
ing % won. -, ~ goi..ra
Since tne death Of our beloved Cspi'in uec. W h
hsy. taken charge ofthe packages whrn thry m sbb,th
ind i,sifibuicd them among tho crew u'"'"' w.
m0Uirgs. ,,,,, .,nli aaa how
am n, you would be greatly pleased you t,sy goa',
eagerly these psprrs sought ior ana A" h n,nr, VOC
On them brhsif would again thank You i9' w IN Rave
hn,. .,nt aud ". YOU surc-s- IN The sooa N-"'
tu...tsk,u Aery respectfully, yours ~ n
.ANfL ". ABBOTT. Assistant su'te'" "
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19

of the A 'rian Government will greatly con.
tribute TO the political education of the numer-
GUS races subjected to the House Of Hapsburg
T. will therefore hasten the traEsfor;nstiOn OF
Central Europe, but how tho conflict of the
diyerging nationalities car be ultimately and
permanently solved, still remains a puzzle for
the wisest statesman. For the present, the IN
creasing power Of Austria is likely to awaken a
greater interest in the political history OF Gen.
trail Europe than has hitherto been felt by for
cicn nations.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19

s.,,,,,v or CAR DRIVES s-Yestcrday morn,
-. ,riyers In the employ of the Jersey Cty "a a.s
go, Ilor, Railroad Company struck for nn ns'aS, ne
- s6 ,enf. n day. AiIog leaving OF few hous r,
gomp,ny agreed 10 pay the advance and the "'A
sumcd Work. -, 49,, Jays
PROBABLE IyrAYTIcIpE.-A child ten u'!s IN
old Vas found dead in its bed yesterday morning snrsk.
od rookcry In Fourth street, near Grand street. ,mas
.lyn f. II. It's mother Mrs Malley. and se'erA az, and
trcuds much intoxicated the night PiI =, 10
il "a supposed some one of them must IA, nu
infant aud smothcrcd it. Coroner Barrett WIN
gate tho ease to-day. .,~s "A
MEETING TO ENCOURAGE ENLISTMENT 80
meeting of the Brooklyn War Funa oon,n, o,'nn,s wsre
made to hold meeting at the Academy 0. % ar tho
FRIDAY evening. 10 encourage youht&rnSS nsschos
army. Gen Sickes and tho Rev. Henry Wi,an' WMu
have accented Invitations 10 speak on Tue 0Vsas'