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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-11-05

OB-CENE WAnEs-ln shopping in japan, great
care, it i. said, is necessary to guard against the pur-
chase of Indecent articles, even by foreigners and
their Indies. In almost every description Of fancy
goods, suGh rs porcelain ware. pictures, fans, boxes,
and carved ivory, these pictures are concealed. Mr..
Alcock, in his narrative, tells OF purchasing some
very choice books, containing rice paintings. for
mementoes to his friends, and only by accident he
discovered among them obscene pictures that would
have disgraced any mans library. We are informed
thar articles Of this description, but of European or
American manufacture are more freely imported here
now and sold than formerly. Fans, fancy boxes.
&c, have long been common; but the latest importa-
ton we have heard OF, is that of several gross Of
pocket knives with magnifying glasses set in the
handle, exhibiting the most indecent pictures.
Traders may not know that the traffic in such ar,i-
Giles is contraband and a state prison oIense, and the
guardians Of the public morals should politely notify
those engaged in it what the penalty is.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-11-05

Gov. KEKUASAOA-We are happy to state that
His Excelleucy the Governor IL recovering from the
severe illness, from which he has been suffering
several weeks, and we trust will COON be in the enjoy
ment Of his former health.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-11-05

= a review of the Arctic whaling feet will be
ound in our commercial column.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-11-05

EASTERN MAILs.-The Halle Jackson leaves to-
day for San Francisco, and will take q mail. The
bark Comet will follow early in the coming week.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-11-05

2 The mails that left New York Sept. IA, are
now due by the bark Young Hector, Capt. Chad
wick, which vessel probably sailel from San Fran
cisco abou- the both Of OCTOBER number of YES
sells were to leave San Francisco shortly after the
y. H., to touch at this port. SO that we shall be iu
receipt OF news at short intervals.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-11-05
PORT OF EILO.

ARRIVALS.
Oct. lam wa ship Navy SaTveut. 10 mos out, firm Arctic.
with Is whales and cIshs all full.
2l-Am Wh ship EuIhrlte=, Hathaway. II mos out, from
Arctic. with 500 win, season.
GAM VII ship Fahd>. Wood, II mos out, from Arctic,
with 800 VIII. season.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1863-11-05

e The bark Yankee, Patty, was spoken by the
.4ieIine. Barber, on the 18th of October,
in Lat. 331 20 and ". Long. 1899 So all we'll, with
a fresh Sc. wind. From that position, she could
easily run into San Francisco in ten days, and doubt
less arrived there about the 18th, to leave agaiL for
Honolulu about Nov. 10th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-15

MI Noyes ssid he couldn't see that any mud
/ was missing at It'll street. Mr. Thomas In the
| outset claimed that he could clean the canal by
/ his tide-E and now he admits their failure
| to do the work, and asks for mud ma hine
! A. sanitary measure, the experiment was q
failure, a. ne claimant water (unswsetened as
stagnant nss hours between the gates, with
Nth In solution, and this filthy water, when
It goes out, y met BY the return tide be-
fore 1t reaches the Long Bridge, and 10 swent
back through the canal, and thus the CITY IN
never rid OF its baleful presence. To carryout
the projects OF the BILL ne would further nre.
dict, would cost nearer &25, TOO than $4,000
Mr.. Barr commended that the experiment NJ
Hr. Thomas had effected all he claimed tor il
Mr. M. Larner cor tended that there was NOT
now one twentieth part OF the fllth in tho cana
that there was formerly. The water Carried
on the mud and filth and returned pure. The
great fault was IN making the canal the width
1t Is, and he favored diminishing its width BY
one hundred feet at least He had witnessed
the operation OF the gates, and the Experiment
worked we'll The mud had been reduced, and
since the erection OF the dam at Third street the
e au s'eIn seGtlon mad oeenimproved. He had I'M
derstood th1t some boatmen passed down that
branch OF the canal with scows few days
eince.
Mr.. Noyes said he had visited that branch Of
the canal lately, and it was in a perfectly use
less condition. II any scows had gone down,
II must have happened at the time Of fresnet.
Mr.. ferg uson thought there must be some
mistake about the reported improvements to
the eastern branch of the canal. He was not
aware that any such had taken place
Mr.. Raub denounced the whols project of
Mr.. Thomas AS an unmitigated humbug, and
he w as surprised that gentlemen were deceived
by it. Many said that this man was not loyal.
There was a law OF the Corporation requiring
that every officer or employee of the Corpora.
ton should take the oath of allegian ce, and he
would ask il Mr.. Thomas had taken such oath!
MIR. Wilson's amendment to stri Ike out the
CLAUSE providing for flood gates at 18th was
lost.
Ysas-Nessrs. Follansbee, Ferguson, Moves,
Raub Ruff and Wilson'S.
Nays-Messrs Barr, Garfield, N. D. Larner,
M. Larner, McCathran, Peake and Shedd-7.
Mr.. Barr moved to insert clause that the
work be done under thesupervisiono Of the COM
missioner of the canal lost.
Mr. Raub moved that the work be done under
the direction OF VIM. Thomas, [laughter;l car
rled-yeas :, nays4.
The third reading Of the bill was then ordered.
Ieas-Messrs. Barr, Can field, FolIans bee, N.
%. Larner, NJ. LarRer, McCathran, Peake and
Sheds.
Nays-Messrs Ferguson, Noyes, Raub, Ruff
and G. Wilson's.
The bill then passed.
The board at Ii O'Clock adjourned.
NEVER TOO LATE TO LHARS.- sy Prof. Alexan-
der Wolowski's new and sIilp ide1 method for
tinues his singing and Piano Glasses, and opens q
new cour.e for Piano and Singing, which will be
the last in Washng ton Professor Wolowski e.
ceives visitors daily, from q to o'cl8ck p. at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-15
AUCTION SALES,
By 6RlRN WILLIAME. Auctionsers.
HEDHNYlYH RALI nE A HQQHl AND IA

By GREEN WILLIAMS. AuctionssrS.
TRUsf11D SALE Or HOUSE AND LOT
from w,.n xi.r,.S ass.s ss :, aise 81 Ami.
lsse, And recorded In Liber J A. No; ~ foios
Il b; s.;s:, =: :s =. suss
sss sss premise: m, a.. Sf Let
/. sid ps Art s he nersI.s:s ecrn.r Of
said Lot et the interssotion Of south D snd ~
.,s :o.s s1
s mt 81 ii. s:s :s
no.th q fest inches 70 soath street and thence
sss's u. ST:S! pssns sns ssss
pEsvemsnts tnsreon.
.De s.eS. month. WITH note s ss ntere:s
ana secured by deed OF trust.
e. a:s .ss ass s t.
sen on one weeks notise. ~ the expense and risk
o. Ga The =. dsi.Glt.s puIshssst All eSnvsyancins
os,s =. go s. Tl 9.:,:
ByJ. G. MCGUIRE 4 90 Auctione.rs.
81 kSs
is: s: .ss ns,Is essssss
rs ieot siley, divided into four building lots Of
Also, Lot Il, in Reservation No. II, fronting d
and sss ss ss. to
alley.
month"; x,t ;ntsr.. Gss , rss femSnasr n t
on ~ nr~nisas eies'' 'eeuioo W . oeeo VI uust
esns 0ss? 8 : a kggHSffaE.s, g e.. zs:;.
VALgAB BILE REAb ESTATE FOR SALE.
Prince GEORGES county, sitting As : Court Of
Equity, passed in = cause in said Court, wherein
Richard B Chew and T. @, Disses Administer
tors Of D. @. Diggea decessed are CO N lain ants
snd eorse A. Eig9es and others are defendants
the subscriber "a Trustee will offer at Public Sale
to the highest bidder. ON the premises, on MON.
DAY, the 18th day of Octobst next, at the hour Of
II O'Clock n IF fair if not, the next fair day there
sfter.} all the rsyer.ienary interest Of the said
George A. Digs es Ia that TRACT OF LAND KIN ,un
e the !" GREEK HILL ESTATE !" situated in Prince
deorses county. OF which Mrs. Nora Disgas il this
tenant In dover, containing about $50 Acres.
tor CITY and may be Approached by two good
road. either by the Sew nth strest road nsssins
directly by: the Scldisrsi n ome or by North Cani
tol street. passing by the GIenwood Osmet.ryNsnd
.s,o;nin s In snd Depot.
Messrs. Robert CIsrf. Jossph Remedy. and Dr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-15

DIBDs
On Me 18th Inst, MARY !. KING, youngest
daughter Of Anna =. and Jao. ". Kins, diarrkes,
AeSd - months and - days. -
Lay beR ssptly In the coin
Yold her arms aeross her breast: asa
Tor orr darlinS, she has lsfS us, aae s#
And vita Jesus 0ons 10 Rest
daug itsr Of Jshn 7. and Louisa Stsrriti Ysn1iek,
he frisnds Of the finally are respectfully r.
s1esSsd 10 b In AttsndAnss thia ffhuraday) svs-
Si1s. at o clock Of the residence Of ". 4. Pen
Vlsk, corner lth and sts., Island. -gs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-15

SpIRNAYoIll0A Oar n OulJD.-Dr. lands
epecia6 cures Sb1ssSssyyASS. SsNtsal WesbsSss.
b. IT. effects are Iuly magical. trial Of the
4Iscins, VIII ssayi.ss he most sasRdsal Of it,
nsY llth street aaA Pa. avenue, WasAinston, and
Henry Oeok Alexandria. 1ssly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-15

No JxGss ~ HsskU OM.-URhams Hair Dye, %
Z hts Q box The best In uss. Try IL. Bold By 3.
Ford corner llth street and Pa. avenue, wash
nston, and Henry Cook. Alexandria, 1a&N
DIslAsIs OF 1KI NHlyoUs, SEMINAL ulIIAlY
AHD SIIuAL oYs9lns-Nsw and reliable treat
msnt-in Reports Of the Hssss,l 4ssosiasios sent
In sealed letter envelopes, nee OF cherSs. Address
Dr., j: Giiltn Houshton, Howard Assooiasos,
1hiladslphiA. Pa. an a4Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-15
By GREEN & WILLIAMS Auetionssrs.

By GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctionssrs
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT EAST OF THE
'. IL the
n: n: f9ilowIns ,.lss p, Bai,siIs Lot, isss-
e on 81 ~ ssa AZ
east, and running back lsS feet 81 inches 10 . .
esaS sssn.s ~ sss II
months. for notes bearing interest, or deed sivso
= is: 81 st .ss:s s:..n.
By GREEN wILLIAMs. Auctioneers.
GOOD rive STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOP
:i
saas1s TIE N 1s
g good tyostors Frame House, With back build
a. Il: . sssh ss rs
a side q ley; and conveniently located, it being
about ssui,dista tan IRON the csptol and Public
S SI,Is Ins .,s,s, <C02eo 10
oend GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auo.s.
ByJ. O. MCGUIRE 4 co., Auetionssrs.
SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD CASH PIANO PORTE,
si ps
9TH, at 10 O'Clock at the residence OF General
s e lis aeassRo aap and ~ ~
Esesisnt seven octave Rosewood Piano Porte. By
Two hands: me suita of Walnut Erosatells covered
Marble Is' TOP Center and Sofa Tables, ,--r-.,
Crimson Plush covered Lounge, Fancy Chairs,
Gilt-frsme Mirrors, Astral Lamps,
Superior Mahogany Bedsteads, Buresus and Wask-
Excellent Curied Hair and Husk Mattresses.
Oak and Mahogany Extension DINING Tables,
HsndsoiDs French China Dinner and fea ware,
Superior Silver Plated Tes Bet, 80 -
0SlSsh
sary to enumerats. ~4-.a-.ss.,4
tit ~ 10. eagIRH CO., Auess.
BY. Q. MCGUIRE q co., Aussionesrs.
OTIS IN TH Kv sdE sI,. WARP At PTLo
tober sst. at q O'Clock, al the Auction Rooms, W
sh sill sell without reserve 90
u. Lot 1s g. stS..ss .,1 on
Lot, No s, in ssuare south of Square No, lol,
fronting on New York avenue, betvesa Tweatsti
Terms: One third cash; the remainder in nix
and twelve months. with interest, secured By .
deed of trust the premises Cost OF con-
q to be PAID p Co.
By THOMAS BOWLING. Asctionssr. tss2
WILL BIZ s SfG,.ssasrsR t q u MORN
sntirs shock and 0utst q tIs L!s.I .Rd Sale
o cSsn and d Two e aorse S.sri.sss B.ssies,
sas :.o sss y
Two 81 * Hawk colts * old york veil i.
,h:ef.s Robin Norge. sl sna s.....ssr Stallion.
Kind and semitic in any harness.,
Also. one 6ns WORK or Saddle Muis.
a ns1In ss'n' THOMAS BOWLING, Aust
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AUCTION SALB

s.sSssaasssss.s
Z AUCTION SALES
10A 01HlR AUCTION sALss SEE lsf PAsa-
lsAfTERN NOON AND TO- MORROW.
u y! I. o. Moe uIRE q co. Auc,iou.srs.
rac...H.An DSOME BUILDING bors ON
sIs;.Is :ss1sIos ra6RssS5.rHY' , s,I.sNSs,onH
USII ssl, ,snih = The = 4
rss. sSssss , s.;s
b.es Is feet 70 Sasis ss, avenue ss running
| TITLE perfect -
eighteen rontis with interest secured e,vs .sS
an r s: 81 Il r. sS
ByJ.c. MCGUIRE 4 90. Auetionesr..
Y III BsDAY. October 18th, .. Il Clock N ON
II has n i'll On ssss' bidder
Il: ! i: Nv Esss
Eastern Bransh Of the Potomac and i'm med ats'y
Tbs ext nsive improvements recsn ly m sde by
The Governmen. IN the inmsiis,e vicinity Of this
should render these Lots.very desirable
Terms: One BALI CASH; the remainder In Elk
Chaser. 'A't''s ''A''' "H'''s - eAp'0'' u p''-
ocl0 ]. c. MCGUIRE & co. Aucts.
ssEotEs ssos.sTR FRONT
ING on ELEy1srH, BHrwssH Asp srRssTs
ss-5 s
Io trSSt Ct shs S ~
q II.ssnsS street vest. Between and k ssrssss
north, ne.r the corner Of q, With the Improve
kitchen, re.
sss lsih nal t 81 fseR.
sfa 1s
'ESSsiSS YsHs very
.n op' m ss IN s
from day Of sale deed sivan and deed Of trust
Title indisput.els .
D,R sZ EMk wA.L* 0 &C Ane,Ioosst: u
Fsosnp fRer..44 es as1n srsass sla. PM.
sse.i
10, Square So. subdividsd BY Isaac Pollock. front
story and BreE Rou.s cor snas
10 rooms and basement Just tied mp for . ressaa
ssass IN three and
months, with interest, secured BY . deed OF trust
Convsysncine at the expense of the purchaser:
and the terms Of sale are not complied with i've
told upon days notice st the risk and cost of tbs
ocs ' VIM L. WALL & co, Aucs.
BY VIM. L. WALL q co., Auctioneera.
II On FRIDAY hoRNiNG, 10Th inst q. 10
o'clock We win sell, At the House on 2:sh street
ps5ei;s.s s:s ~ s as A'''''''
Mirror snd M sass Ssasrs nssi'
Bed, tssds and Marbis.iop Bureaus
f T5,snsi AT. 5inins Table .aa S Ss..r'
French and Cottage Bedstssds
Marble, top Wristbands, Toilet Sets
BEDS. Ii Air, Shuck, and Spring Mattresses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-15
MES'S DRESS SUITS,
Vlf ~
Mems Business Snits,
Youths Business Suits.

ChiIdrtns School Suits
Moan WALKRE& Co.. 36s Penn avenue, Metro
politan Hotel Building, wonld respectfully an
ter Clothing is ready for inspection 1t is
comprised OF assortment of Gentlemen's and
Youths Clothing of the newest and richest desi gus
in n aterial, trimming and workshop.
TO those who study excellence with economy in
fashionable ar icles of dress, An opportunity is
now ofrred for selecting from the most attractive
stock of ready made clothing in this city 1T very
reduced prices. oc 9-4n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-15

CoRas, Dunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints, and
other disorders Of the Feet cured without pain By
DR.. White, Surgeon Chiro podist. No 424 Penn
aylvania avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets
Washington, d. O. No charge for consultation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-15

,EvsRTIHIse THAT is new and reasonable In Jew
elry will be fronnd in the really splendid stock at
The Dollar store," l4ss Penn avenue near ~
street, No such goods have ever before been Of
yourself. oc lo.Iv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-15

suo0lssoIs TO III
04AkL1e Q. 10WLlk 3 90,
as i aiMP0RIkR6, &c.,
wNoLlsALl AID 111AIL pnALlBs m
CHINA, GLASS AID lARxHIN WARE
~ Gutsry, flatsa War; 9oil Metal Goods, IL
Hsnsn.,. ~! %., - 6Scds, Ta CAanSs. 80,
ana Solar Lampe, poal Oh Lam1s, Lon
ass btone ware, &e., &e.. De.
xeIA t.a.--- AS &c tr-fl ~
doods Pacss1 And Dslivsrsd II, Ills eaafaat
osofsssoWn ffGo Of charge. - -
-. $500 yellow - sosvs.th nss
NJ ksoA .--..---z ...-... ;. 81 .MAsMnsee.-..
ber rs nSt0ins1 fsnn ~ 1rSssnss 0c1rt of
Washington ee1nty, \ TIE nistsiot Of Colameia,
nrs nstild. to.lsr q Il .'. ;e,.
sssinst ths sai1 desssssf ars harsIy va.ned .
sIhibit the sams With the vosessrs thefsof 70 the
next; they may otherwise ~ law b excluded fton
Al benefit Of the said eseete
Given under my hand this nh dsy Of SsDtssbse
MS. oHRIsTIANA IHBMANNrRouF,
s-nvsxs Administratrix.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-15

WAlRAH9lD 70 OylH u BIZ DAYs-Dr. 6odfreyh
Antidots, an DnslisA Specific Of sxty-dv years
standing, win surs GssArksa - sis lsys. No
change OF diet required. Price q per BEETLE. Sold
Wssiilston, and Henry Cook. Alexandria. il ely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-15
NEW YORK STYLE

NEW YORK STYLES
l1entlenens Clothing, - etr and Fashionable!
A large assortm- MT for Dress and Business wear
The English Sack and Walking Coats EXCEL in
oeauty grade and finish anything .ver offered in
this city. WALL, STEPHENS 4 Co
322 Pa. avenue, bet. 9Th and 10th SITS.
&C 2 tt INTEL and Repub
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-15

NEVER TOO LATE TO LHARS.-sy Prof. Alex.n-
der Wolowskis new and slt1p idet method for
piano forte and singing. Professor Wolowski con-
tinues his singing and Piano Glasses and opens
new course for Piano and Singing which will be
the last in Washington Professor Wolowski re-
ceives visitors daily, from q to / o'c8ck p. n at
his residence. No. 316 T street, on the northeast
corner of Eleventh street oc I2-lu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-15
Han DYlI HAN QYl LII
llGlH UEHlAall.

SsMSsitss's Sin 10 the most certain, safe and
sdy ever discovered. Cures in two T. four days,
aid recent cases in twenty four hours. No miner
taken. II 10 the soldiers hope, and = friend to
those Who do not want TO b EXPOSED. Male pack
Ages, 81; female, %. =.
Sswa1t.as's Rsss ssl Herb JsiAss.1 positive
And permaasat care for eyphiis, eerofulA, Ulcers,
Tor o.. Bold BY .. O. Ford. See Advertisement nh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-15

GRIAT PBHssYLvAsIA ROUTE, via Baltimore md
Horrisbnri, 10 ths Nonh and West.-Two. trains
leave Warrington daily and one ON Sunday-Suick
Gne-low fare and sure connections. Soldiers
tickets sold throush at Government rates. For
tickets and further infor nation apply at the Ole
q Great Pennsylvania Rolte, north east garner Of
PsAnsyl aria avenue and sixth street, Washing
ton. Once open from .. NJ. to . ,. M; ON Sun
days from ts4 D.m.
- " 10. NoA1os, Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-15

NAME. Won BoRRIRs has arrived from New
WI York with . most extensive assoYt-
ment of MILLINERY GOODS consist nst o.
Of Straw, Silk. Uncorded Velvet Valve
Bsnnets, Felt Hats Siber Hats. Feathers
RioWt rs. Ribbols end magnificent selee- ns3
Nine. Won Berries is known in New York IS Q
good milliner, and hopes to be so in Washf n gson
BY her low prices and her attentions to her Gus
toners #.!VEE.Es-- E
Store room Ne 266 Peansylv Ania avenue, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets. 90 8-2w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-15

COX RENARD-Was stolen on Monday night t.
" ~ 18th inst from the stable of the subscrib
er, on Rock Greek near 4, orgeto xn, large, hand
some DARN Bay HORSE; Is hands high; s or 7 years
old; works we'll in harness, but used mostly for
heavy draft. 1 win pay the above rewa if de.
hvered tonne in Geor sstown. -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-11-05
iThs An = - stsnae ~ -
! E''s'isa.

Ths - - ~ e.arsl ae.de,s sr-
q = 81 n - VI RsnrhIiss. -
KIT - n Y r. 1svIsa.is 49, y
80 81 acns~onsst F.; - - -
-. - 1870 frau IL spidIsn 3 ]. fbs.
ssi~aI.o~aaa.i 81 II p.,tn.s... ,...isr 90
3E5s,.s 49, nns2,sss Z ~ 49, ! nnaiIa
= IN ~ r - Il IA a.
,.si,iss 49,. -. -. - S-1.sers.r. =,
-. 2k1 80. n ,sff In sS 4 -
1871 Ss-ss. a.s. ss.ask..s ~. r. b. xr..',.uii
'5s@ MI nm - - - i,<IyI,a.ss. aven
q asili = .la6ie r a. ~ ~ n u fs..
~ - ~ = r. I, - 60
So - - .s,ssId
go s.sszis ~ "a : =. !, ss,,.s Il.
s.sss Issrss $780, .ni 1870 !. II
1870 . ssF ~ .,.lsssI,sv E,9 80
ss..s,s;,sss - - 80 - - n - isss
III "a, =. =. - 90
..,sss - $500 sss.sssr
49,, ]. $50 = 80 80
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oaaervAI sOraCE.

Pasuiaes q o., Pm, IN ne Dssssist csars 81
= = j, D n%sssa has
20 II sander ". aabaass. HsseuA aaeeIas. samasl
Ac3Rrsaeg, Morris D sAsaas NJ W. Lewis D
40 o., bale Rsss . wis1sss, Gee i. war
asa D. &c., asa4 n CealiAA. Edo aSa 4. Raxasess
. Co., Elsaeafsid d Co,s Sitter, Pracs Ge..
SssphFa King a. AamialsxAtos 81 the EstAts OF
asasy otHastsaas Deceased. ana a. V. Iasiasz,
Ysa ore asgsay noslasd thas sAsre Ii nov On ala
atha efaoe NJ ssa Glssa nf sas uisttirs Csags oi
RuiisNaasAmss UsRnsy Iowa. . pxEsssnp 81 Fart
der y slssitl ri he sum 8 s~siss sGssisf sye
kunared aud &fsy &allAgE ana the tsvssaesa are OF
Deed - srass, sxscasea By tAe said Lyssn4sE ".
Tssssss, iss ss ass i he ssaa rsrts1 se e. d.
60 tlas f0saewfng aeaexakssa read sssxss levitt;
Al thss pastiaa ef real essata Ia Tie caty q
gsanei HiaHs frsatias ssssy-aas On fees sew &c T
eae hafaFsa ama azssnsx els kFa8, sess, kuo~x ~
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-11-05

~ q !
La ths Aanals sf popular aleesicns, nsw-
or wsrs aaeh lying low and scuxyiloas,
indaigsd la - the Republicans exhibited
in The lass aaavass- Men who with sseal
will Of course eammis ferxssiss, or Dc
any Other aek OF bsasnass. Bas chs
blacklist oE al aess Of Tiliiaay IN dsssl.
oped In the following: Mr. ivaliandig.
ham was sent into axle 20 that ha could
neither defend himself nor msas the pso.
pie to expose bis prosecutors. Holding
him therefore In absyance they bad full
ssssg for their lyiag psopsasisiss.
Whs forged she following lsster, we
cannot say of course, bat IL nads iss iirsa
sppeagaacs We are told, for ws wafe ab-
sens and did mos See it, In that pink Of
parity the Oaio Nsss .Isseaal, tbs or
gan Of the Republican party ia Ohio, aud
the principal Of the eoararn III she came
Time under arrest for making . too frea
ass Of pahlic funds a niss argaa and
pEetty eAap TO make public 70 bass snd
infanous . fesg~y % this. This il The
way the people wese Imposed upan. aud
the soidiars exalted sgainss the aisixaas.
This negro coacern shoald be saads 10
disgorgs some OF lbs III gotten gains
wfxasos, @. W, oss u, isss
OoE~ MxDAKy s--I have iuss been shown
the suhloinsd letter puypossiag 10 hsss
bean written by nae wAiia La tie South.
4 more shailow on impaasas f~gsry was
peEpesfasea. Insvsr ssw, never wross
iiae OF Ii nor did | ever wrisa q lime
On politics or che war 70 aay one while In
che Soatks Neither did ever zee or
hear from such man "a @Col. %. ID.
Iashali.r ~ -
How reckless must be- the wreseh who
could SeFga, and tins editor VINO can pab4
lish, 90 absurd and ut shs same sime, 90
moassroas d fabTicasioa. IL Ii scsree
#sTthy Of contradiction Or exposure. Z
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